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DEBRETT CHARITY    SUPPLEMENT. 


The  first  Institution 

of  which  Queen  Alexandra  became 
Patroness,  after  coming  to  England,  was 
the  British  Home  and  Hospital  for  In- 
curables (Streatham).  That  was  in  1861, 
and  Her  Majesty  has  taken  the  greatest 
possible  personal  interest  in  its  welfare 
ever  since.  The  Committee  urgently  needs, 
and  earnestly  appeals  for,  help. 

The  only  reliable  annual  income  is 
£5,000.  The  yearly  expenditure  is  £25,000. 
The  sum  of  £7,000  is  owing  to  the  Bankers. 
This  Institution,  the  welfare 

of  which  Queen  Alexandra 

has  so  keenly  at  heart,  is  for  MIDDLE- 
CLASS  PEOPLE  ONLY.  It  provides  (i) 
a  home  for  life,  or  (2)  a  pension  for  Ufe  for 
those  who  have  spent  their  all  in  fruitless 
efforts  to  regain  health  and  strength,  and 
retain  their  cherished  independence.  You 
are  cordially  invited  to  visit  the  Home  any 
day,  and  you  are  most  earnestly  asked  to 
help  this  deserving  and  suffering  class — 
so  slow  to  plead  their  own  great  need,  and 
for  which  so  little  is  done. 

Please  send  a  contribution  to  the  Secre- 
tary, Mr.  Edgar  Penman,  72,  Cheapside, 
London,  E.C.2,  and  so  help  the  first 
Institution  in  England  of  which  Queen 
Alexandra 

became  Patroness. 


DEBRETT CHARITY    SUPPLEMENT. 


A  Great   Hospitars 
Urgent   Appeal. 

Few  of  those  who  gaze  from  Westminster  Bridge  on  the 
handsome  blocks  of  St.  Thomas's  Hospital  realise  that 
this  is  one  of  the  most  ancient  Charities  of  London. 

First  founded  at  Southwark  in  the  days  of  King  John 
and  endowed  to  the  memory  of  Thomas  a  Becket,  the 
Martyr  of  Canterbury,  in  1553,  this  religious  foundation 
was  re-endowed  by  Edward  VI. 

From  those  days  it  has  ever  been  in  the  forefront  in  the 
art  of  healing. 

In  i860,  in  the  old  buildings  at  Southwark  at  the  Surrey 
end  of  London  Bridge,  Florence  Nightingale  established 
the  first  great  training  school  for  nurses  in  England.  Her 
Majesty  Queen  Victoria  opened  the  present  buildings  for 
the  reception  of  patients  on  June  21st,  1871. 

St.  Thomas's  Hospital. 

Pathological  laboratories,  operating  theatres  offering 
every  facility  for  the  practice  of  perfect  aseptic  surgery, 
well -equipped  special  departments  have  been  provided, 
until  we  have  a  hospital  fully  typical  of  the  voluntary 
hospitals  of  England,  which  are  the  admiration  of  visitors 
from  all  parts  of  the  world. 

During  the  war  11,376  officers  and  other  ranks  were 
received  from  various  seats  of  war  and  treated  in  the 
hospital. 

The  cost  of  carrying  on  the  work  has  increased  enor- 
mousl}',  and  the  Governors  find  themselves  faced  with 
a  crippling  debt  of  /xoo,ooo. 

St.  Thomas's  has  done  great  work  in  the  past  and  can  do 
even  more  in  the  future,  but  it  must  be  cleared  of 
this  debt. 

Lambeth  knows  what  the  Hospital  does  for  it,  and 
Lambeth  pays.  Does  Park  Lane  recognise  the  claims  of 
the  Hospital  where  its  doctors  study  and  its  nurses  are 
trained  ? 

Will  you,  who  read  this,  kindly  help  by  sending  a  donation 
to  the  treasurer,  the  Hon.  Sir  Arthur  Stanley,  and  become 
an  annual  subscriber  to  meet  the  needs  of  the  Hospital. 
G.  Q.  ROBERTS.  Secretary. 

£100,000    NEEDED. 


DEBRETT CHARITY    SUPPr.EMENT. 


WESTMINSTER  HOSPITAL, 

BROAD  SANCTUARY,  opposite  WESTMINSTER  ABBEY. 
INSTITUTED   17 19.  INCORPORATED   1836. 


President. — 

His  Royal  Highness  THE  PRINCE  OF  WALES,  K.G. 

Treasurers. — 
H.  H.  P.  BOUVERIE.  Esq.        SIR  ROBERT  A.  HUDSON.  G.B.E 

ITS  WORK;— 

2,600   In-patients   treated    every  year. 

16.000  Out-patients  treated  every  year. 

200    Patients    sent    to    Seaside    and 
Country  Homes  every  year. 

100   Patients  supplied  with  surgical 
appliances  every  year. 

ITS   FINANCIAL  POSITION ;- 

Annual  expenditure  .         £46,000 

Assured  Income  4,400 


Leaving  a  balance  of        £41,600 
to  be  obtained  from  volimtary  sources. 


THE  COMMITTEE  URGENTLY 
APPEAL  for  FURTHER   SUPPORT. 

A  Donation  of  £30  constitutes  a  Governor  for  Life ; 

An  Annual  Subscription  of  £3  3s.  constitutes  an  Annual 
Governor,  enabling  the  Governor  in  either  case  to  recommend 
three  in-patients  and  six  out-patients  during  the  year. 

Legacies.  It  is  requested  that  any  devisa  or  bequest  may  be 
made  to  the  "  President.  Vice-Presidents.  Treasurers,  and 
Governors  of  the  Westminster  Hospital  for  the  general  purposes 
of  the  Charity,"  this  being  the  title  under  which  ihe  Hospital 
is  Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament. 

Charles  M.  POWER, 

Secretary. 


DEBRETT — CHARITY  SUPPLEMENT. 


How  does  the 

National  Institute  for  the  Blind 

Help  Blind  Folk  ? 

■    ■    ■ 

■    ■ 

M 

1.  It  bears  a  very  heavy  financial  responsibility  for  many  important 
institutions  all  over  Great  Britain  for  the  training  and  education  of  the 
blind,  and  provides  practically  all  the  Braille  literature  for  the  whole 
British  Empire. 

2.  It  maintains  the  most  up-to-date  and  best-equipped  School  of 
Massage  in  the  country'  for  blind  people  of  both  sexes,  and  takes  practi- 
cal steps  to  help  ex-students  to  build  remunerative  careers. 

3.  It  is  the  sole  producer  of  literature  in  Moon  type  for  the  entire 
English-speaking  world. 

4.  It  has  a  widely-developed  department  for  the  printing  and  dis- 
semination of  Braille  music,  without  which  blind  musicians  would  be 
helpless. 

5.  It  maintains  an  old-estatlished  and  far-reaching  organisation  for 
visiting,  assisting,  and  training  the  blind  in  their  own  homes. 

6.  It  expends  thousands  of  pounds  annually  on  the  relief  of  needy 
blind  persons. 

7.  It  undertakes  the  financial  responsibility  and  conduct  of  Worcester 
College  for  blind  boys,  and  the  newly-established  college  at  Chorley 
Wood  for  blind  girls. 

8.  It  cares  for  the  Deaf- Blind — those  condemned  to  life-long  darkness 
and  silence. 

9.  It  is  responsible  for  the  upkeep  of  Hoole  Bank,  Chester,  for  blind 
persons  of  good  social  position  who  are  unable  to  maintain  themselves 
in  comfort. 

10.  It  maintains  a  home  at  Clifton  for  blind  women  of  the  poorer 
classes,  and  a  similar  home  at  Brighton  :  also  a  hostel  for  blind  women 
workers  in  London. 

11.  It  carries  out  much  important  research  work  with  regard  to 
apparatus  and  materials  generally  of  wide  importance  to  the  blind, 
and  the  manufacture  of  these. 

12.  It  maintains  the  only  home  in  the  Empire  for  blind  babies — 
"  Sunshine  House  "  at  Chorley  Wood — and  proposes  to  equip  and 
maintain  several  more  "  Sunshine  Houses." 

The   proper  discharge  of  these  obligations   depends 
entirely  upon  the   generous  response  of  the  public. 

NATIONAL  INSTITUTE   FOR  THE   BLIND. 

Registered  under  the  Blind  Persons  Act,  1920. 

President  :  SIR  ARTHUR  PEARSON,  Bart.,  G.B.E. 

Chairman  :  SIR  WASHINGTON  RANGER,  D.C.L. 

Sec-General  :  MR.  HENRY  STAINSBY. 

Head   Office:   224-6-8.    GREAT   PORTLAND   ST.,    LONDON,    W.i. 


DEBRETl— -CHARITY   SUPPLEMENT. 


SPURGEON'S  ORPHAN   HOMES, 

CLAPHAM     ROAD,    LONDON,    S.W. 

Seaside  Home  Branch    -       -    CLIFTONVIL.LB,    MARGATE. 

President  &  Director:  Rev  CllAKLtS  Sl'LRGKON.     Vice-President  >!<;  Ticasiirer  :  Wu.i.iA.\{  HIGGS,  Is.i 

A     HOME    AND     SCHOOL     FOR     SOO     FATHBRLES8     CHILOREK, 

And  a  Memorial  of  the  Beloved  Founder,  C.  H.  8PURGE0N. 

No  Votes  required.    The  m-^t  needy  and  deserving cnses  nre  selected  by  the  Committee  il 
Managemcat  to  enter  the  Orphanage. 

Over  4,000  Orphans  have  been  received  into  the  Institutio".  to  the  end  of  March,  1921 

CONTRIBUTIONS  should  be  unt  to  th«  Secretary,  F.  G.  LADDS.Spurgeon'sOrpnan  Homes, 

Stockwell,  London,  S.W. 9.      Notice  to  intending  Benefactors. — Our  last  Annual  Report, 

cntttnining  a  Legal  Form  r.f  Bequest,  will  be  gladly  sent  on  application  to  the  Secretary. 


Sons  of  the  Clergy  Corporation. 

<yo:in  led  AD   /65i      I  m  .' r  f^  •  ni  f.r  Tv  W   r  '/  C''  •il,-r.  A  I)    i6j:i  i 

For  the  Reliet  ot  Necessitous  Clerzymen,  their  Widows,  aged  Single  Daughters  and  Children 
ot  every  Diocese  in  England  and  Wales. 

President:  The  Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 
BY  FAR  THE  OLDEST.  LARGEST  AND  MOST 
COMPREHENSIVE       OF       CLERGY       CHARITIES. 

Donors  of  Thirty  Guineas  and  upward:  are  elected  Governors  ot  the  Corporation. 

LEGACIES  also  form  a  most  Important  feature  in  the  annual  receipts  ot  this  ancient  Society 
MAJOR    ALDREO     C.     ROIWDEN,      Registrar, 

CORPORATION     HOUSE,     BLOOMSBURY     PLACE,     LONDON.    W.C.i. 


CROYDON  GENERAL  HOSPITAL, 

CROYDON,  SURKEY  (Supported  by  Voluntary  Contributions), 

Asks  You  for  Help 

LEGACIES  for  Endowment  of  Beds  or  Cots  most  earnestly  solicited. 

ALSO   DONATIONS   AND    SUBSCRIPTIONS. 

Bankers :  National  Provincial  and  Union  Bank  ot  England,  Ltd.        Secry.,  GEORGE  H.  DAMS. 


THE 

Royal  Hospital  and  Home  for  Incurables,  Potoej. 

ISCORPORATFU    nV    ROVAI.    CharTA 

(City  Offlee-BOND  COURT  HOUSE,  WALBROOK,  E.C.4.) 
OLDEST    AND     LARGEST     INSTITUTION     FOR     INCURABLES. 

P»froni ;  His  Majesty  Kmo  Georci  V,  Her  Majesty  the  Queim,  H.R.H.  Prikcess  Ciiristiah 
rvesident:  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Wolvertom.  Trea»urer :  Sir  Hewry  Lopes.  BARr. 

Maintains  over  220  inmates  and  700  peosionen  for  life  at  a  cost  ol  £60,000  p^r  annum, 
of  which  only  £8,000  are  guaranteed.  As  this  Institution  is  o  Home  lor  Incurables  and  not 
a  Hospital,  in  the  strict  srnse  of  the  word,  for  the  sick,  it  does  not  parti  ipatc  in  the  Hospital 
Sunday  or  Saturday  I-uiH  Collections.  CHARLES  CUTTING,  Secretary. 


DEBRETT CHARITY    SUPPLEMENT. 


THE    NATIONAL    WORK 

OF    THE 

LORD    MAYOR    TRELOAR 

Cripples  Hospital  and  College, 

ALTON  &  HAYLING   ISLAND,  HANTS 

IS    IN     NEED    OF    HELP. 

314  Crippled  Children  from  all  parts  of  the  Country  under 
treatment  in  the  Hospital  at  Alton  and  Sandy  Point,  Hayling 
Island. 

50  Crippled  Lads  learning  useful  trades  in  the  College 
at  Alton. 

The  Hospital  at  Alton,  situated  in  one  of  the  healthiest 

parts  of  the  country,  has  proved  most   successful   for  the 

treatment  of  Tuberculous  Disease  of  the  Eones  and  Joints, 

and  the  Seaside  Branch  at  Hayling  Island  provides  for  cases 

-requiring  Marine  treatment. 

93%  of  the  cases  admitted  have  been  successfully  treated. 


The  Hospital  is  dependent 
upon  Voluntary  Support. 


A  Cot  may  be  named  in  T^erpetuitv  for  /i.ooo. 
,,  ,,         during    Lifetime 

of  Donor  for  . . .       /300 
.,  ,,        by    an     Annual 

Subscription  of        {^^. 


AN  APPEAL  TO   YOU., 


Trustees  : 
Sir  William  Treloar,  Bart.   (Chairman). 
Rt.  Rev  &  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Bishop  of  London, 

D.D..   K.C.VO. 
The  Rt.   Hon.    Viscount  Burnham.   C.H. 
Col.  Sir  William  Hy.  Dunn,  Bart.  (Treasurer). 
Miss  Florence  Treloar. 

Conlribulions  and  Communications  should  be  addressed: — 

Sir   WILLIAM    TRELOAR.   Bart.    {Chairman) 
61,  MOORGATE  STREET.  E.C.2. 


DEBRETT CHARITY    SUPPLEMENT. 


National  Children's   Home. 

"An  Atiociation  of  Experts  ia  Child-Staving,"—  Sunday  Times. 

"prOUNDED  in  1869  by  the  late  Dr.  Bowman  Stephenson, 
^^  the  National  Children's  Home  and  Orphanage  embodies 
in  a  wide  range  of  activities  the  best  principles  of  child-saving. 
There  are  3,500  boys  and  girls  now  under  its  care  (15,000 
past  and  present).  They  are  grouped  in  families  in  the 
charge  of  Sisters,  whose  love  and  care  replace  the  home  life 
of  which  they  have  been  deprived.  In  the  27  Branches  of 
the  Home  provision  is  made  for  every  form  of  child  need 
from  tuberculosis  to  simple  orphanhood. 

SUPPORTED  ENTIRELY  BY  VOLUNTARY  CONTRIBUTIONS. 

Write  for  further  particulars  to  : 

The  Principal  {Rev.  W.  Hodson  Smith), 

NATIONAL  CHILDREN'S   HOME 

{Founded  by  Dr.  Stephenson). 

Chief  Offices :    104-122,   City   Road,   London,   E.C.i. 

Treasurers-    i  J-   ^-  BaRLOW.  Esq..  M.A.,  J.P. 

I  Colonel  and  Alderman  Sir  Charles  C.  Wakefield,  Bart.,  C.B.E. 


SOCIETY  FOR  THE  ASSISTANCE  OF 

LADIES  IN  REDUCED 

CIRCUMSTANCES 

UNDER     RONAL     PATRONAGE. 

Dhar  Fris.vds, 

Once  again  I  plead  for  the  General  Fund  of  this  Society. 
£2,000  is  needed,  and  needed  at  once.  Gifts  of  £$  and  upwards 
will  be  thankfully  received,  also  smaller  sums  from  those  who 
cannot  afford  to  give  large  ones. 

There  are  many  people  who  may  not  be  able  to  help 
in  their  lifetime  ;  from  them  I  beg  a  legacy,  however  small. 
Everyone  who  can,  I  hope,  will  help  us,  for  unless  we  get  the 
sum  needed  it  will  be  very  serious,  as  the  Society  cannot 
exist  for  long  unless  the  General  Fund  is  supported. 
Hon.  Sec.  : 

Edith  Small  wood, 

Lancaster  House, 

Please  Mention  DEBRETT.  Malvcm. 


DEBRETT CHARITY    SUPPLEMENT. 


Mariners'  Friend  Society. 

ESTABLISHED   1848.       Supported   by  Voluntary  Contributions. 

For    promoting-    the    welfare    of     Seamen,    Fishermen 

and  the  Mercantile  Marine. 

Evangelistic  work  amongst  the  Sailors. 

Head  Office :  19,  Old  Gravel  Lane,  London  Docks,  E.I- 

Bethels,  Reading  Rooms  and  Book  Depofs : 
LONDON,    HULL,    TILBURY    DOCK,    MANCHESTER. 

WeST   INDIA    DOCK. 
£10,000  needed  for  Institute  and  Hostel  at  Tilbury  Docks— 
as  a  Peace  Memorial. 
£3,000  for  Sailors'  Mission  Work. 

Supeni.te.  dent  Chaplai.i  :  Rev.  THOMAS   R.  COUCH. 
Honorary  Secretary  :  W.  LENDON  PRODDEN. 

Bankers:  Barclay's  Bank,  Ltd.  (Stepney).       Bank  of  England,  Hull  Branch 

1 

NATIONAL     HOSPITAL 

for  Diseases  of  the  Heart 

WESTMORELAND     STREET,     W. 

ESTABLISHED  1857. 
Patron  :     H.R.H.     THE     DUKE    OF     CONNAUGHT,     K.G. 

The  only  special  Hospital  for  Heart  Disease. 
38,000  poor  sufferers  treated  yearly. 

£12,000  needed  immediately. 

CAPTAIN     ROBERT     G.     E.     WHITNEY                                 -     Secretary 

THE    DOGS'    HOME 

(Or  Tein[K)rary  Home  for  Lost  and  Starving  Dogs  and  Cats). 

AN   INSTITUTION  FOR  THE  PROTECTION  OF  DOGS  AND  CATS. 

BATTERSBA  PARK   ROAD,    S.W.8, 

and  (for  Boarders  and  Quarantine  Dogs  only)  HACKBRIDGE,  SURREY. 
Patron  :  His  Host  Gracious  Majesty  the  King.    President :  His  Grace  the  Dnke  of  Portland.  K.G. 

OBJECTS. 

1. — To  provide  food  and  shelter  for  the  lost  and  deserted  dogs  ot  London. 

2. —To  restore  lost  dogs  to  their  rightful  owner*. 

}.— When  good  dogs  are  unclaimed  to  find  suitable  homes  for  them  at  nominal  charges. 

♦.—  To  destroy  by  a  merciful  and  painiess  nethjd  all  v.ilueless  and  diseased  doKS. 

Out-patients' '  Department,   nattersea    (Dogs  aad  Cats  only),   Thursdays.   3  pm. 

At  the  Country  Branch,  Hackbridge,  Surrey,  dogs  and  cats  can  be  received  as  bo:»rder«,  and 
dogs  for  qi'arantine  under  the  Importation  of  Dogs'  Order,  19 14. 
.     Contributions  thankfully  received  by  G.  GUY  S.  ROWLEY,  Secretary. 

DEBRETT CHARITY   SUPPLEMENT. 


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Urgent  Appeal  for  Help. 

THE   PRINCE   OF   WALES'S   GENERAL 
HOSPITAL,    LONDON,  N.I5. 

President :  II. RH    PRINCESS  LOUISE  (DUCHESS  OF  ARGYLL). 

Chairman:  THE  RIGHT  HONOURABLE  VISCOUNT   GIADSTONK,  G  C  D,  G  C.M.G. 

Trtnuter  :  THE  RIGHT  HONOl  R.aBLE  SIR  C,.  ORGE  H.  MURR.\Y,  G.C.B.,  LS.O. 

Director  ;  FREDK.  W.  DREUETT.  FC.I.S 

The  Hospital  has  no  Endowment  and  has  to  depend  entirely  apoa 
Volantary  Contributions. 

126    BEDS.           30,000    PATIENTS    TREATED    ANNUALLY. 

INCOME     REQUIRED,     £20,000. 

The  district  served  contains  a  large  working-class  population,  totally  unable  to  maintain 
the  Hospital,  and  yet  making  heavy  demands  upon  it.     Owing  to  abnormally  high  prices, 
the  present  financial  position  is  critical.     Tt  is  earnestly  hoped  that  those  who  have  the 
administration  of  Charitable  Funds,  Legacies,  &c.,  will  remember  this  Charity,  upon  which 
the  people  of  on?  of  the  most  necessitous  parts  of  the  Metropolis  depend. 

Subscriptions  and  Donations  will  be  thankfully  received  by  the  Treasurer  or  Director  as 
above. 

G^Nortiliern  Cenbal  Hospil;aIt 

HQLLDWAY,  N.7. 

3,590  In-Patients,  and 
200,000  Out-Patienls'  Attendances  last  year. 

310  Beds.    10  Departments  for  Special  Diseases. 
Branches:    Hospital  of  Recovery,   "  Grovelands,"  Southgate. 

Convalescent  Home,  Clactou-on-Sea. 
An  urgent  appeal  is  made  for  Special  Contributions  to  meet  pressing 

R'"^-                                                     GILBERT  G    PANTER,  Secretary-. 

Melropolitan  Convalescent  Institution  ^Founded  1840). 

Patrons— HIS  MOST  GRACIOUS  MAJESTY  THE  KING. 
HER   MAJESTY  QUEEN   MARY. 
HER   MAJESTY  QUEEN    ALEXANDRA. 
Pmident- 
Chalrman  of  the  Board  of  Manacoment— E.  C.  HAMLEy,  Biq. 

liranches  (open  all  the  year  round)  at  Walton  (Weybridge),  Broadstairi,  Bexhill-oii-Sea, 
and  (Little  Common)  Bexhill-on-Sea. 

Over  C,000  Patients  are   now  admitted    to   the   Homes    every  year.      The   Hanajement 
earnestly  appeal  tor  Annual  Subseriptions  and  Ooaation*. 

Treasurers— THE  RIGHT  HON.  VISCOUNT  CLIFDEN  and  M.  O.  IITZGLRARD,  Esq. 

omce:  14,  Vletorla  Street.  S.W.l.                                        W.'  i.  SHELDRICK.  Secretary. 

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FOUNDED    1808. 

Patron  :  His    Most    Gracious    Majesty    KING    GEORGE    V. 
Patronesses  :  H.R.H.  Princess  Christian. 

H.R.H.  Princess  Louise. 

H.R.H.  Princess  Henry  of  Mounibatten. 
President :  Alderman  Sir  George  Wyatt  Truscott,  Bart. 

OBJECTS. — (1)  To  make  Grants  in  money  or  in  kind  and  thus  help 
the  able-bodied  widow  to  help  herself  during  any  period  of  her  widowhood. 
(2)  To  provide  Pensions  for  widows  over  60  years  of  age.  (3)  To  assist 
widows  who  are  sick  cr  infirm  as  the  nature  of  each  case  requires  in 
co-operation  with  other  Societies. 

175  Pensioners;  Over  50  Candidates. 
CONTRIBUTIONS     URGENTLY     NEEDED 

THE    WIDOWS'     FRIEND    SOCIETY. 

Herbert  A.  Cox,  C  .a-teed  Accountant,  Secretarj', 
28,     Basinghall    Street,    E.C. 

Bankers  :  Williams  Deacon's  Bank  Limited,  20  Birchin  Lane,  B.C. 


The 


MISSION   QF    HOPE   (Incorp ) 

(Founded  in  1893  by  MRS.  RAKSOME  VVALLIS.)  *^ 

For  the  care  and  uplift  of  unmarried  mothers  of  the  better 

class  and  their  unwanted  children. 

Seven  Homes  in  Streatham,  Denmark  Hill,  and  S.  Croydon. 

5,000  applications  received  every  year. 

SOME  HUNDREDS  OF  HOMELESS  CHILDREN  UNDER  OVEPSIC1T  AND  TRAINING. 


Chairman  of  Council :    Major  G.  H.  Hu3B*Rn,  V.D.,  Crovdon. 

Bank:  BARCLA  YS,  Camberwell  Green. 

Secrdary :  Raymo.nd  VVhitweli,,  ^^..^.,  30,  Denman  Street.  London  Bridge. 

PLEASE    REMEMEER    THI3    WOHK    FOR    THE    NATI0:(. 


CITY   OF   LONDON 
MATERNITY   HOSPITAL, 


BEDS 

ADMISSIONS 1,486 

BIRTHS  SINCE  1750  over  80,000 


CITY    ROAD,    E.C.I. 

INSTITUTED  1750. 

71  Consultative  Maternity  Centre 

Ante-Natal  Clinics 
Child  Welfare  Centre 


TRAINING  SCHOOL 


DEBT    £6,000. 


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NT^TIONT^l:^   XRUSS   SOCIEXV 

(EsUblisbed  1786.)              2,    ARTHUR    8TRBBT,    LONDON    BRIOOB,    B.C.4 

Patron:  His  Grace  Thk  Archbishop  or  Canterbury. 
Hon.  Treasurer  :  Lt.-Col.  H.  F.  Barclay,  Park  Street,  Southwark,  S.E. 
Hon.  Surgeon :  Alan  H.  Todd,  M.S.,  B.Sc.,  F.R.C.S.,  of  Guy's  Hospital. 
Bankers:  Barclay's  Bank,  Ltd.,  Lombard  Street. 
WILIi    YOU     HBLP 
This  Society  (the  oldest  of  its  kind)  to  relieve  suffering  among  the  necessitous  of  both  sexes 
throughout  the  Kinsdom  by  the  gratuitous  supply  of  Trusses,  Belts,  Elastic  Stockings,  and  other 
various  Surgical  Appliances  ? 

Annual  Subscribers  of  one  guinea,  or  Life  Donors  of  ten  guineas,  receive  four  letters  of  recom- 
mendation yearly  ;  half  these  amounts,  two  letter*  yearly. 

CONTRIBUTIONS  EARNESTLY  SOLICITED. 

Ernest  C.  Crane,  Secretary, 

2,  Arthur  Street,  E.C. 

LONDON    FEMALE    PREVENTIVE 
AND  REFORMATORY  INSTITUTION 

riith    which    is    mii,il'i<,„i.,lal    IIIK    MinxiCHT    MEETISG    MOVEMESI). 
Offloas.  4,  I.IYBRPOOL  STRBi£T,  KINO'S  CROSS,  LONDON,  W.Ct 

Supports    FIVB   HOMES    and                                             \         FOR  TOUNG 

an    OPBN    ALL-NIGHT    REFUGE      /     WOMEN  &  GIRLS 

FUNDS    URGENTLY    NEEDED. 

The  benefits  are   free,  irrespective  of  creed,  cIak.   t  eountry.     Over  47,300  yonog 
womco  ana  girls  have  been  assisted  by  the  Homes,  and  upwards  of  128,700  have  attended  the 
2.504  midnight  and  other  meetings  which  have  been  held. 

Rankers— London  County,  Westhinster  and  Parrs  Bank,  «,  Hampttead  Road,  N.W.i 
W  W.  THOMPSON,  Sec,  4,  Liverpool  Street,  King's  Cross,  LONDON,  W.C.I. 

Wailors'    1  Irphan    Wchool 

THE     ROYAL 

Sailors'    Orphan  Girls'  Sciiool  and   Home, 
96,  Fitzjohn'8  Avenue,  Hampstead,  N.W.3. 

INSTITUTED   1829. 

(Chairman  :  Admiral   SIR  JAMES    BRUCE.  K.C.M.Q.) 

FOR     THE 

GRATUITOUS    BOARD.  CLOTHING.  EDU- 
CATION   AND  TRAINING  of  Destitute  Orphan 
Daughters    (including  Motherless    Children)    of    British 
Sailors    of    the    Royal   Navy  or   Merchant  Service  ;  of 
Royal  Marines  ;  or  of  Fishermen  ;  from  all  parts  of  the 
United  Kingdom. 

SUPPORTED    BY    VOLUNTARY    CONTRIBUTIONS 

which  should  b,i  sent  to  the  Secretary  at  the  Home. 

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DEI3RETT CHARITY    SUPPLEMENT. 


THE    CHURCH     OF    ENGLAND 
WAIFS  AND  STRAYS  SOCIETY 

has  ;<'readv  rescued  over  25,000  little  children,  giving  them  HOME 
LIFE,    EFFICIENT    TRAINING,    RELIGIOUS    EDUCATION. 

4.213  are  now  in  the  Homes. 
WILL  YOU  HELP  TO  MAKE  A  GOOD  &  USEFUL  CITIZEN  ? 

CONTRIBUTIOXS   GRATEFULLY   RECEIVED  BY  SECRETARY, 

REV.  W.  POWELL SWANN,  M.A.,  Old  Town  Hall,  Kennington  RoaJ,  London,  S.E.ii. 
Bankers:  Messrs.  Barclays  Ltd.,  Kennington  Road. 


JOHN  GROOM'S  CRIPPLEAGE  AND  FLOWER  GIRLS' 
MISSION    ClNGORPORATED.) 

Formerly  known  as  the  Watercress  and  Flower  Girls'  Christian  Mission. 

(Inaugurated  1866,  by  the  late  Vllth  Earl  of  Shaftesbury.) 
Treasurer:  ERNEST  J.  LOVELL,  Esq.  Bankers :  BARCLAY  &  CO. 

INDUSTRIAL  TRAINING  FOR  BLIND  AND  CRIPPLED  GIRLS 

who  are  received  from  all  parts  of  the  Kingdom  without  payment  or  votes,  and  are  trained  to  become 
PERMANENTLY  SELF-SUPPORTING,  thus  being  saved  from  PERMANENT  DESTITUTION. 


Hundtedf  who  have  passed  through  the  Institution  are  now  mainlaining  themselves. 

Subscriptions.  Donations,  and  Testamentary  Bequests  are  earnestly  appealed  tor. 
Su/>.  &  Sec. :  ALFRED  G.  GROOM,  The  Crippleage,  Sekforde  St.,  London,E.C.1. 


Royal  School  for  (he  Indigent  Blind. 

LEATHERHEAD,  SURREY. 

.Patron—ms  Most  Gracious  Majesty  KING  GEORGE  V. 
Patroness— Bet  Most  Gracious  Majesty  The  QUEEN  MOTHER. 

1799-1922. 

The    Coram'Uee   earnestly   appeal   for   Contributions   to   th  s  ancient    Cha  ily    which  iiis  for 
the  last  123  yeari  carried  on  good  work  for  the  Blind  of  the  Un  ted  Kingdom 

"  To  render  the  Blind  Sslf-Reliant " 

Principal  and  Secretary— tLe\.  ST.  CLARE  HILL,  M.A.   0#cfs— Highlands  Road,  Leatberhead 


South   London  Association   for  Assisting:  the  Blind. 

Established  1863  Incorporated  1911 

Registered  Office  :    8,  Red  Lion  Square,  Holborn,  W.C  i 

President:    H.R.H.  The  Duke  of  Conn  aught,  K.G.,  etc. 

Treasurer:   J.  T.  Beck,  Esq.    London  County  and  Westminster  Bank,  Ltd, 

91,  Westminster   Bridge  Road,  S.H.i. 
Secretary:  Ms.  A.  M.  Hamilto.s. 
There  are  169  Blind  persons.  Class  members  of  this  old  and  X'oluntary  .Association,  ail  ol 
whom  are  very  poor.     Classes  are  established  for  Instruction  in  Reading,  Work  for  Women, 
and  Recreation.     The  Class  Members  have  the  privilege  of  borrowing  sums  ol  money,  free  of 
interest,  with  v/hich  to  buy  materials  for  work  to  make  or  sell,  or  for  any  urgent  purpose. 

SEVENTY-FOUR  PENSIONS  ARE  ALSO  GRANTED  IN  THE  MOST  NECESSITOUS  CASES. 

Annual  Subscriptions  will  be  thankfully  received,  and  the  Pension  Fund  needs  generous  help 
The  Avork  is  conducted  by  a  Committee  of  Ladies  and  Gentlen.en,  and  practically  without 
expense. 


DEBRKTT CHARITY    SUPPI.EMEN'T. 


The  Sailors'  Home  &  Red  Ensign  Club, 

WELL    STREET     &     DOCK    STREET,    LONDON     DOCKS,    E. 
Founded   1830  (and   at  ORAVESBND). 

President : 

SIR  THOMAS  LANE  DEVITT,  Bart 

Vice-Presidents : 

ADMIRAL    THE    MARQUIS    OF     MILFORD     HAVEN,    6.C.B.,    G.C.V.O.,    K.C.M.Q. 

ADMIRAL  OF  THE  FLEET   VISCOUNT  JELLICOE,    G.C.B.,   O.M.,  G.C.V.O. 

ADMIRAL  OF  THE  FLEET    EARL  BEATTY,  Q.C.B.,  O.M.,  G.C.V.O.,  D.8.0. 

Chairman : 

ADMIRAL  SIR   FREDERIC    E.   BROCK,   K.C.M.6..  C.B. 

"This  (The  Parent  Institution)  was  founded  to  provide 
for  the  merchant  seamen  trading  to  the  Port  of  London  healthy 
accommodation  and  to  bring  them  into  immediate  contact  with  those 
agencies  calculated  to  advance  their  temporal,  moral,  and  spiritual 
welfare." 

It  is  estimated  that  250,000  Seamen  enter  the  Port 
Annually 

OP3H    TO    SEAMEN     OF    ALU    NATIONS. 

Over  640,000  Seamen  Benefited  since  its  Foundation. 

£2,800  specially  needed  to  repay  balance  of  Mortgage  raised  for 
alterations  and  rebuilding. 

Donations  and  Subscriptions  will  be  thankfully  received  by  the  Hon.  Treasurer, 
J.  F.  W.  DEACON,  Esq.,  J.P.,   D.L.,  Williams  Deacon's  Bank,   Ltd.,   Birchin   Lane,   E.C. 
Paymailer  and  Liejt  Commander  A.  E.  LODER,  R.N.R.,  Secretary 


ILFORD     EMERGENCY     HOSPITAL, 

NEWBURY   PARK,  ILFORD,  ESSEX. 

Chainnau  :  Lady  Griccs.  Vice-Chair:iian  :  Sir  John  Bethell,  Bart.,  M.P 

Endowments,  Donations,  and  Annual  .Sul>scriptions  are  respectfully  solicited.  The 
Hospital  btiiig  open  for  all  cases  of  Emergency  and  .AcciOent  occuring  in  this  part  of  London 
over  th*"  Border,  derives  its  income  from  Voluntary  Sources. 

Funds  urgently  needed  to  enlarge  the  Hospital  for  the  Treatment  of 

WOUNDEO    PENSIONERS    and    local    needs. 

GEO.  J.  MAGGS.  Hon.  S<critary. 


UNIVERSAL  BENEFICENT  SOCIETY. 

Patron— HER  .MAJESTY  THE  QUEEN. 
Pre*. — The  Duke  or  Portland,  k.o.,  g.c.t.o 

Treasurer — The  Viscount  Clifden. 
THE  MAIN  OBJECT  of  this  Society  U  to 
AFFORD  RELIEF  TO  PERSONS  WHO 
ARE  NOT  classed  as  the  poor  in  the  general 
acceptation  of  the  term,  but  who,  neverthe- 
less, sutfer  hardships  and  privations  all  the 
more  severe  because  of  the  position  they 
formerly  held. 

FUNDS  URGENTLY  NEEDED. 
Donations  or  Subscriptions  will  be  thank- 
fully received  bv  the  Society's  Bankers. 
Messrs.  Coutts  &Co.,  440,  Strand,  W.C.2  ;  01 
by  the  Secretary,  at  the  Office,  13,  Soho 
Square.  London,  W  i. 


THE   SOUTH  LONDON  INSTITUTE 
FOR  THE  BLIND. 

No.  88,  BOROUGH  ROAD,  LONDON,  S.E.1 

1870-1982.      Tho  Institute  Is  unendowed, 

and  tho  CommittM  oamestly  appeal  for  new 

Annual  Subaeriptlons  and  Donations,  whieh 

are  mueh  needed. 

Contributions  gratefully  received  by  the 
Rt.  Hon.  LORD  SOUTHWARK,  President 
and  Chairman,  83,  BOROUGH  ROAD, 
LONDON    S.E.I. 

Rev  ST  CLARE  HILL,  M.A., 
Honorary  Secretary 


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DEBRETT CHARITY    SUPPLEMENT. 


The  Royal   Soldiers'  Daughters'  Home, 

HAMPSTEAD,     N.W.3.  Foumdkb  im  1855. 

PATRONS: 

HIS  MAJESTY  THE  KINu.  HER     MAJESTY      THE     QUEEN. 

HER     MAJESTY     QUEEN     ALEXANDRA. 

PRESIDENT: 

FIELD-MARSHAL     H.R.H.     THE     DUKE     OF     CONNAUGHT,     K.G. 

PROVIDES  a  Home,   education    and    training  for  Domestic  service  for  the  Daughters  of 
deserving  Soldiers  of  H.M.  Army,   Royal  Air  Force,  and  for  the  Daughters  ot  Soldiers 
of  the  Territorial  Force,  who  have  lost  their  lives  at  the  seat  of  war. 
Donations  and  subscriptions  for  this  deserving  military  charity  will  be  gratefully  received  by 

Hon.  Treasurer :  S  r  Reginald  Cox,  Bart.,  J. P.,  16  Charing  Crojs,  S.W.,  or 
The  Secretary,  Royal  Soldiers'  Daughters'  Home,  5,  Robert  Street,  Adelphi,  London.W.C.z. 


Cabdrivers'    Benevolent    Association 

(Founded  1870)  15,    SOHO    SQUARE,    W.l. 

Patron— HIS  MAJESTY  THE  KING. 

Donations,  Subscriptions,  and  Legacies  in  aid  of  the  Annuity  Fund 
are  greatly  needed.  Contributions  may  be  paid  to  the  Association's 
Account  at  the  National  Provincial  and  Union  Bank  of  England,  Ltd., 
Charing  Cross,  or  thej'  will  be  thankfully  received  by 

A.  D.  T.\IT,  Secretary,  15,  Soho  Square.  London,  W.l. 


THE     ROYAL     ASSOCIATION      IN     AID    OF 

THE  DEAF  AND  DUMB 

419,  OXFORD  ST.,         LONDON,  W.l. 

Patron — His  Majesty  the  King.  President — The  Lord  Bishop  of  London. 

Treasurer — W.  E.  Rudston  Read,  Esq. 

Hon.  Secretary — Hubert  A.  Druce,  Esq. 

Secretary — Graham  W.  Simes. 

Bank — The  London  County  Westminster  and  Parr's,  Stratford    Place,  W. 


Can  you  hear  and  speak? 

Do  you  value  these  gifts? 

Do  you  know  there  are 

4,000  Deaf  and  Dumb  in  London  ? 

Will  you,  please,  help  them  ? 

The  A'isociation  has  established  the  following  principal  centres  of  its  own: — 
S.  SAVIOUR'S,  Oxford  Street,  W.l. 
S.  BARNABAS',  Deptford,  S.E.3, 
ALL  SAINTS',  West  Ham,  E.15. 
S.  JOHN  OF  BEVERLEY.  Finsbury  Park.  N.4. 

Two  districts  are  worked  from  S.  Paul's,  Walworth  and  from  S.  Mark's,  Battersea.     Besides 
these  the  Association  provides  services  in  some  zo  other  Churches,  Halls,  etc. 


DEBRETT CHARITY   SUPPLEMENT. 


To  Rescue  is  Good but 

TO  PREVENT  IS  BETTER 

A    MEDICAL    AUTHORITY  writing  in  Public  Health  says  :  "  To 
prevent  disease  is  desirable  .  .   .  but  the  raising  of  the  standard  of 
conduct  by  the  methods  of  the  moralist  and  social  reformer  is  im- 
measurably more  important." 

PERSONAL   PURITY   Campaigns   amongst  the  young 
men   of   the   Nation  are   conducted  in  CHRISTIAN 
PRINCIPLES  year  in  and  year  out  bv  the  workers  of  the 

ALLIANCE    OF    HONOUR 

{Inter-denominational.      Founded  1903). 

Readers  are  cordially  invited  to  write  for  particulars  of  our  pro- 
gramme and  methods.     As  the  work  is  maintained  through  Voluntary 
Gifts,  your  support  would  be  valued. 

What  will  you  do  to  Help  this  Christ-like  Work  ? 

Donations  should  be  sent  to  Sir  Frederick  Green,  K.B.E.,  Hon. 
Treasurer  ;  or  to  the  Joint  Acting  Directors,  Messrs.  E.  E.    Bagnall 
and  A.  B.  Kent,  Leysian  Chambers,  112,  City  Road,  London,  E.C.i. 
Bankers  :  Barclay's,   Ltd. 

CHRISTIAN  EVIDENCE  SOCIETY 

34,  CRAVEN  STREET,  STRAND,  W.C.2. 

President:  His  Grace  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury.  D.D. 

Treasurer  :  The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Moray,  M.A. 

Secretary  :  The  Rev.  C.  L.  Drawbridge.  M.A. 

DEALS  WITH  SCEPTICISM. 

Funds  Urgently  Needed. 

CENTRAL     LONDON 

Throat,  Nose  and  Ear  Hospital, 

GRAY'S  INN  ROAD,  W.C.        (Founded  1874) 

Patron:    H.R.H.  THE  DUKE  OF  CONNAUGHT,  K.G. 
President:  H.K.H.  PRINCESS  LOUISE. 

The  Military'  Block  which  was  specially  built  for  the  reception  of  sick 
and  wounded  Soldiers  is  now  fully  occupied  by   20  civilian  patients, 
and  the  additional  yearly  coct  U  £1.800,  which  sum  must  be  found 
by  the  Committee.      Total  number  of  beds  43.      There  is   also  a   very 
large  Out- Patient  Department. 

Hankers:  Marcl»v  &  Co.                  SecrOary:  Richard  Ker<  i\w. 

mm^ 

DEBRETT CHARITY    SUPPLEMENT. 


SAVE    THE   CHILDREN. 

Queen    Charlotte's     Lying-in    Hospital, 

MARYLEBONE    ROAD,    N.W.I. 

Patrons— 
HER    MAJESTY   THE   QUEEN.       HER-  MAJESTY    QUEEN    ALEXANDRA 

President— THE   LORD    HOWARD    DE   WALDEN. 
Treasurer— \NTKONY  de  ROTHSCHILD,  Esq. 
Chairman— MAJOR  SIR   SAMUEL   SCOTT,  Bart..  M.P. 

2,000  patients  received  into  the  Wards  annually,  and  nearly 
2,000  attended  and  nursed  in  their  own  homes. 

5,000  Wives  of  Soldiers    and    Sailors    and    Belgian 

and    other    Refugees    were  admitted    as     In-Patients     or    Out- 
Patients  during  the  Great  War. 

HELP    IS    GREATLY    NEEDED. 

ARTHUR    WATTS.   Secretary. 

?uo\jldeuw  ("Row)  TCv^U  "ReU^e 

CRISPIN  STREET,  SPITALFIELDS,  LONDON,  E. 

Founded  i860,  by  the  Late  Rev.  Dr.  Gilbert. 

Trutteet :     His  Excellency  VISCOUNT    FITZALAN  ;     LORD  COLUM  CRICHTON  STUART  ; 
Alderman  Sir  JOHN  KNILL,  Bart. ;    E.  J.  BELLORD,  Esq. 
Treasurer :  Alderman  Sir  JOHN  KNILL,  Bart 

A  special  appeal  is  made  on  behalf  oi  the  Night  Refuge  for  the  destitute 
poor,  in  view  of  the  abnormal  amount  of  unemployment. 

The  Charity  maintains  in  addition  to  the  Night  Refuge,  a  Servants' 

Training  Home,  a  Hostel  for  Young  Women  engaged  in  Business,  and 

a  Home  of  Rest  for  Women  at  St.  Albans. 

Secretary:  J.   W.  GILBERT,  Esq.,  B.A., 
15,  GEORGE  STREET,   MANSION    HOUSE,    LONDON,  E.C. 

DEBRKTT CHAKITV    SIIMM.KMKNT. 


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HOMELESS  CHILDREN'S 
AID  AND  ADOPTION  SOCIETY 

Chairman    of    Committee  :    Rev.  F.  B.  MEYER.  B.A.,  D.D. 

The  aim  of  this  Society  is  to  befriend  the  children  of  unmarried 
mothers,  and  give  them  a  fair  chance  in  life.  It  receives  little 
children,  under  five  years  of  age,  into  its  Home  ;  endeavours  to 
make  the  father  contribute  towards  support  ;  and,  if  desired, 
arranges  for  the  adoption  of  such  children  as  are  considered 
suitable,  after  careful  investigation,  as  to  the  fitness  of  the 
adopting  parents. 

Over  40.000  of  these  children  are  born  in  the  United  Kingdom 
every  year — the  serious  wastage  in  child-life  consequent  on 
illegitimacy  demands  the  grave  attention  of  all  who  are  con- 
cerned in  oiir  National  well-heinii. 

THE  COMMITTEE  EARNESTLY  APPEAL  FOR  ANNUAL 
SUBSCRIPTIONS,  DONATIONS,  AND  LEGACIES. 

£2,000  URGENTLY  NEEDED  TO  MEET  PRESSING  NEEDS. 

Contributions  may  be  sent  to  the  Hon.  Treasurer,  Edward 
Hughes,  Esq.,  C.C,  at  the  office,  78,  Oakley  Street.  Westminster 
Bridge  Road,  S.E.i. 


GOVERNESSES' 
BENEVOLENT  INSTITUTION. 

Pounded  1843;  Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter  1848. 

Undtr  the  Paltniiaft  o.  Their  Mo^l  G'octous  Majesties  the  King  and  Quetn. 
Quetn  Alexandra,  and  other  Members  of  the  Royal  Family. 

PresitUnt^THE   MARQUESS  OF  ABERDEEN   AND   TEMAIK,   K.T. 

rreasurer -W.W.TEH  D.  McKlvWAN'. 

Bfln*«rj— I..C.\V.  ^sd  PARR  S  BANK,  Ld.,  I,  Cavendish  Square,  W. 

Home  »nil  Frw  ReglstraUon  Office  lor  Otsengaged  Governesses  :— 47,  Harley  St.,  W.  ^  ,„';'fl,,  Jgo)  1 

Holiday  House  :  — Fairmount,  Shankiin,  LW.  Home  ror  the  Aged  :  — Chlstehurst,  Kent. 

The  work  Ol  the  InttitiitiM  is  most  comprehensive  in  character.  It  benefits  the  jroiing  by  investing 
their  s.ivint;^  i  i  .iiiniiities  and  by  helping;  them  as  Funds  permit  in  their  annual  payments,  by  pro 
viding  the-n  with  a  temporary  home  and  freo  registration,  by  which  they  can  obtain  engagements  : 
■ilso  a  Holiday  Home,  and  by  assisting  them  when  in  difficulties.  To  the  old  it  oS:!rs  temporary 
help,  a  settk'il  income  by  the  provision  of  free  annuities,  and  a  home  for  their  declining;  years. 

Nearly  2,000  Gavernesses  are  assisted  Annually. 

Tu.  1  1  J/-      ^...^^...^^is   annually  reouired    from  voluntary 

The  Annual  e^pen<l.  jre  PTO-eds  £20,000.      O  4  Q.OOO     »"««.  including  Legac.es.  which  the 
ro  mamtan.  the  present  work  »IU,UUU     j^titution  is  compelled  to  ^pend. 

Donatiom  of  Stock  or  money  sufficient  to  establish  an  annuity  will  be  funded,  the  amount  bearing 
the  Founder's  Name,  and  the  Patronage,  if  he  wish  it,  reserved  to  him  for  life. 

Membership  consists  in  the  payment  of  an  Annual  Guinea,  or  of  Ten  Guineas  in  one  sum,  or  in  the 
c.ise  of  a  Governess  Member,  of  not  less  than  lialf-a-gumta  per  annum.  Subscribers  are  entitled  to 
vote  for  annuities  in  the  proportion  of  one  Vote  for  each  iniiual  Half-Guinea  not  in  arrcar,  and  one 
Life  Vote  for  e.icb  Donation  of  Five  Guineas. 

ALL  COMMUNICATIONS  SHOULD  BE  ADDRKSSBO  TO  THB  SECRCTARV. 
HEAD  OFFICE— Dacre  House, 5,  Arundel  Street.  Strand.  London,  W.C    Telephone— 31 J i  CenUti 


DEBRETT CHARITY    SIPPLEMEXT. 


<x\K  11-lational 
for  the  Veterans  ct  our 

LEGACIES     ARE      .XEEDED 

ky  the 

"ROYAL 
ALFRED" 

AQED       MERCHANT      SEA- 
MEN'S    INSTITUTION 

•ROYAL      ALFRED"     WIDOWS' 
BENEVOLENT     FUND 
•'ROYAL  ALFRED"  SAMARITAN 
FUND 

Full  particulars  from  the  Secretary  : 

E.  L.  SMirH.  R.N.R.        OSce  : 


Ibavcn 
n!>cicl:aiit  1Hav\> 

P\TROx:   H.M.  THE  KING 


Thousands  already 
assisted.  Xo  needy, 
deserving  case  yet 
gone  unassisted,  and 
we  appeal  to  you 
at  the  critical  time. 
£25,000  is  required 
this  year. 


58,   F.1NCHURCH   STREET,  E.C.3. 


SOCIETY  FOR  RELIEF 
OF  DISTRESSED  JEWS, 

74,  BROOK  GREEN,  LONDON,  W.6. 


President:  THE  EARL  OF  SHAFTESBURY. 


Th  Jews  in  Jerusalem  are  in  GREAT  NEED.  We  have 
resumed  work  at  Abraham's  Vineyard  and  have  ap]?ointed 
a  capable  Manager.  We  are  trying  to  repair  the  damage 
(over  £1,000)  done  by  the  Turks  and  the  Germans,  and 
have  applied  to  the  Turkish  Government  for  Indemnity. 

FUNDS  ARE  URGENTLY  NEEDED. 

Donations  will  be  thankfully  received  by  — 
Messrs.  DRUMMOND,  Bankers,  49,  Charing  Cross,  S.W  i. 
oy  E.  A.  FINN,  Secretary^  at  the  above  address. 


DEBREIT ADVERTISEMENTS. 


21 


If 


f 


YOU  can  safely  hand  over 
all  the  arrangements  for 
Banquets,  Ball  Suppers, 
Annual  Dinners  and  the  like 
to  the  Lyons  Catering  Service, 
and  having  shifted  the  respon- 
sibility, enjoy  an  easy  mind. 
The  catering  service  at  the 

TROCADERO 

is  perhaps  the  most  efficient 
in  London,  and  the  liberal 
accommodation  of  the 
Trocadero  itself  give  that 
services'  experts  scope  for 
their  genius  of  organisation. 
There  has  never  been  a 
Trocadero  Banquet  that  fell 
short  of  success. 


TROCADERO  RESTAURANT 
Proptietofs :  J.  Lyons  &  Co.,  Ltd. 
LONDON         -        -        -        W.I 

'phone  :    GERRARD  I300. 


H  C2 


22 


DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS, 


THOTOGT(^PHET{^ 


MACKLEM 

i6,  BROOK  ST.,  NEW  BOND  ST.,  LONDON,  W.i 


Pictorial 
Camera 

Portraiture 


PORTRAITS 
IN  DIRECT 
NATURAL 
COLOURS 

n 

MINIATURES 
PAINTED 
UPON  IVORY 


TELEPHONE 
MAYFAIR   4980 


APPOINTMENTS  FOR  SITTINGS 
ARRANGED  AT  ANY  HOUR 
FOR    DAY   OR    ELECTRIC  LIGHT 


DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS. 


23 


Where    "PERFECTION"    Tells. 


QUALITY 

Only  a  motor  spirit  of  finest 
quality,  such  as  Pratt's  '  Per- 
fection, '  can  render  the  fullest 
service  of  dependability ,  snap- 
py combustion,  maximum 
freedom  from  carbon — service 
that    means    true    economy. 

From  the  convenient  Golden 
Pump  you  can  get  your  supply 
of  Pratt's  Perfection  Spirit 
pure,  filtered,  and  without 
waste,  in  quick  time. 

PRAHS 

PERFECTION 

SPIRIT 

■From  the  Golderi^Pump  or  the  Green  Can 


for   SERVICE  and  ECONOMY 


ANGLO-AMERICAN   OIL  CO.,     LTD., 

33,  Queen  Anne's  Gate, 

Loodoa,  S.W.I. 


24  DEBRETT OXFORD    SECTION. 


OXFORD 


1 


SECTION 


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I  MESSRS.  LILLINGSTON  | 

=  (Wm.    LILLINGSTON),  = 

I    HIGH-CLASS  BOOT  &  SHOE  MANUFACTURERS    I 


S  Riding,    Walking,    Surgical,  Naval,  Miltary,  and  Colonial  = 

=  Shooting,   Golfing,    Motoring                                 Outfits.  = 

=  Boots  and  Shoes  for  Home                                     p  ^ 

I  Touring  and  Tropical  Wear.  ^^^^^^   attention   given    to  | 

—                                  n                                                        repairs.  — 

^  Agents  for  Bective  and  Jaeger                                      ^  2 

=                  Boots  and  Shoes.  5%  discount  for  ready  money  = 


I      48,  CORN    MARKET  STREET,    OXFORD       | 

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DEBRETT OXFORD    SECTION.  25 


^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<^  — 


♦♦  'IT  ♦♦ 

By  Appointment  to  ^ 

H.R.H.   The   Prince  of   W.lei. 


^^                                                                     By  Appointment  to  ^^ 

▼▼  l-l  D  Ul     XL-    D.: -«   \T/.l..  .     ▼▼ 


I  Elliston  &  Cayell  i 

♦I  LIMITED  ♦♦ 

I:  OXFORD'S  H 

♦♦  fashionable  ♦♦ 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

♦♦  SHOPPING  CENTRE  ♦♦ 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

H  UPHOLSTERERS  « 


H  DECORATORS  « 

H  LINEN  DRAPERS 

H  ETC. 


♦♦ 
♦♦ 
♦♦ 
♦♦ 
♦♦ 
♦♦ 
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♦♦  ♦♦ 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

It  A    showroom   area   of  40,000   sq.  ft.,  modern  ♦♦ 

J{  factory  and  organisation  enable  this  old-established  ♦♦ 

JJ  F/rm  /o  successfully  compete  in  every  form  of  ♦♦ 

Xt  Furnishing,    Decorating   and  Renovation  work.  {} 

}}  Estimates  on  request.                             Xt 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

XX  FUNERALS  CONDUCTED                ♦♦ 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

H  Elliston  &  Cavell  § 

♦♦  LIMITED  ♦♦ 

♦♦       5  to  12,  MAGDALEN    STREET,  OXFORD.       XX 

XX  'Phone  :  OXFORD  181.  Telegrams  :  "  ELLISTONS,  OXFORD."  tX 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

♦♦  ♦♦ 

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 


26 


DEBRETT OXFORD    SECTION. 


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I  HILL,  UPTON 

^  (W.  T.  Upton.     H.  J.  Butttrf 

^  Electrical  and  :  : 

^  Mechanical  Engineers, 

I  22,  GEORGE  ST., 

1  OXFORD. 


stimates 


TEL. 
UPHILL 
'PHONE 
OXFORD  602 


Contractors  to 

H.M.  OFFICE  OF  WORKS 
The  Principal  Colieges  of  Oxford. 

Also  the  following  Electricity  Supply 
Companies : 


OXFORD,    BANBURY,    WITNEY,  LECHLADE     f 

A   FULLY  EQUIPPED  STAFF  ALWAYS   AVAILABLE       | 


ROWELL    &    SON,    LTD 

115,    HIGH    ST.,    OXFORD. 


SILVERSMITHS 

ly  appointment  to 
H.R.H.  THE   PRINCE   OF  WALES 


Specialities : 


=      Copiss  of  Old  College 
=      Cup>  in  Solid  Silver 


Enamelled  Arms,  Souvenirs  of 
the  Colleges  in  Gold  and  Silver 


DEBRETT OXFORD    SECTION. 


GREENINGS 

1 14,  High  Street, 

OXFORD 

Library   Experts  and 
Sole  Makers    of 

The  BODLEIAN 

SECTIONAL   BOOKCASE 

Plans  and  Drawings  Free. 


A    POSTCARD 

and  we  will  send  our  illustrated 
PRICE    LIST 


The  Bodleian 

I     Bookcase 
Example  1 


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I  DRUCE  &  Co.  I 


Dispcnsitid 
Pbarmaclsts, 


*1P 


Pbofograpbic 
CDciti)$f$, 


By  Appointment  to 
H.R.H.  The  Prince  of  Wales. 


118,  High  St.,  OXFORD. 


28 


DEBRETT OXFORD    SECTION. 


A  Local  ^ 

G.  R. 

stores  with  West-End  Efficiency. 

COOPER, 

Telephone  525. 
WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL 

IRONMONGER 

Everything  in 

Ironmongery    and 
Domestic   Utensils. 

Perfection  in 

Cooking      and 
Heating   Stoves. 

40   to   44,    ST.    EBBES, 

Hot  Water,  Gas 
AND    Electrical 
Installations 

China  and  Glass 
Work  of  Every 
Description     by 
Competent 

Workmen 

Oils   &  Colours 

Paints, 

Varnishes, 
Wallpapers, 

Distempers 

Proprietors  of  the  celebrated 

YENIDJE  "QUEENS"  and 

YENIDJE  "KINGS" 

CIGARETTES  ^<  4^^'^   f/^ 


;C^    (p\fX       SHIPPERS 
^^"^  and    BOTTLERS 

of  PURE  WINES 

from  all  Countries 


Offices  :  14,  HIGH  STREET,  OXFORD 


DEBRETT OXFORD    SECTION.  29 


SALTER  BROS-.L^" 

LAUNCH  AND  BOAT  BUILDERS, 

FOLLY   BRIDGE,  OXFORD. 


Motor    and    Steam    Launches,  Pleasure    and    Racing  Boats  of 

House  Boats.     Large  and  small  every  description  Punts.  Canoes, 

Di  D     »     CI  -rr    D     »        J  etc..  Built  to  order. 

Pleasure  Boats  Skiffs.  Punts  and  ^  j^^^^  ^^^^^^-^^  ^j  Boats  (both 

Dinghies  suitable  for  lakes  and  new  and  second-hand)  kept  in 

ornamental  waters.  readiness  for  Sale  or  Hire. 


ILLUSTRATED  PRICE  LIST  MAY  BE  HAD  ON  APPLICATION. 


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THE  MORRIS  GARAGES 

The  Premier  Service  House 

Depots    at    all    convenient 
points  in   the  City     ::      :: 

Everything  from   a  £5,000 
car  to  a  split  pin  replacement 


Showrooms  :   Queen  St.     Repair  Depot :    Koiigwall  St. 
Garages  :   Magdaleu  Street  and  Clarendon  Hotel 
•Phones:  238,  509,  626  and  715.  Wires 


S  OXFORD 


I 


» 


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30 


DEBRETT CAMBRIDGE   SECTION. 


CAMBRIDGE 


SECTION 


^^;^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^'^^^^^^s^^^"^^!^'^^^^'^ss^i^^^'^"^'^'^i^ 


I  BOWES  &  BOWES 

II    !]\(ew  ^  Secondhand  Boo/Kellers 


Foreign    "Books    a    Speciality 
Libraries  purchased  or  valued 


m 

^ 


Catalogues  gratis     ^ 


11     Enquiries  Solicited 

11    i  TRIO^ITY  ST.,  CAMBRIDGE,  EOiGLJO^ 


%% 


Telegrams  and  Cables :    "  Bowes,  Cambridge." 


Telephone  :   Cambridge  408. 


DEBRETT — CAMBRIDGE  SECTION. 


31 


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Robt.  Sayle   &  Co., 


LTD. 


'Drapers^     Silk     Mercers^ 
Costume  &  Mantle  Specialists 


HOUSE  FURNISHING  THROUGHOUT        i 

Special  attention  given  to  the  reqiiire-  g 

ments  of  members  of  the  University.  g 


Cambridge 

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Telephone  96.  ^ 


whose  flavour  and  aroma 
are  a  source  of  endless 
pleasure. 


For  a  Cigarette 
For  a  Pipe 

X"^  or    a       1.  ODaCC^O     cool,  fragrant  and  soothmg 

For  a  Cigar 


whose  balance  is  perfect  and  whose 
grain  unequalled. 


whose  choice  leaf  and  grand 
characterwill  be  the  delight  of  your- 
self and  the  envy  of  your  friends. 


For  all  and  every  requisite  for 
which  the  desire  of  a  smoker 
craves Go  or  send  to 

S.  p.  ORA 

Importer  of  the  finest  Turkish  and  Virginian 
Tobaccos,  and  Manufacturer  of  freshly  made 
Turkish  and  Virginian  Cigarettes  of  the 
highest  quality.  ; ; ;         :    ; 

23.  Market  Hill  &  4,  Trinity 
Street,      CAMBRIDGE 


NO  AGENTS 
Goods  supplied  to 
every  part  of  the 
world  direct  from 
these     addresses. 


Also  at  I,  George 
Street,    Oxford. 


32 


DEBRETT CAMBRIDGE   SECTION. 


1 


M 

GROCERS  ^ 
PROVISION 
MERCHANTS 

M 

Qamlridge 


elephone  :   No.  770  (3  Lines)         ::         ::         :: 
Telegraphic  Address  :   "  HALLACK,  CAMBRIDGE  ' 


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I     A.  BODGER  &  CO.     I 

E  12  and  14,   SIDNEY   STREET  = 

=  (near  Post-Of&ce),  = 

j  CAMBRIDGE.  j 

I      Jailors^  Hosiers^ 

I      Athletic  Outfitters     \ 

=  Specialists  in  CLUB  COLOURS  &  SCHOOL  OUTFITS.  = 

^  Appointments  to  many    Colleges  and  Schools  at  home  ~ 

^  and  abroad.  ~ 

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DEBRETT CAMBRIDGE  SECTION.  33 


To  Motoring  Visitors 

It  adds  greatly  to  the  comfort  and  peace  of 
mind  of  visitors  touring  by  motor  car  to  know 
ot  firms  of  repute  in  the  various  towns,  etc'., 
included  in  their  tours,  where  they  can  be  sure 
of  receiving  prompt  attention  to  their  require- 
ments at  reasonable  charges. 
We  are  officially  appointed  repairers  to  the 
Royal  Automobile  Club,  and  Automobile  Asso- 
ciation, and  make  a  speciality  of  repairs  to 
motor  vehicles,  having  the  largest  premises  in 
this  district  devoted  solely  to  this  work. 
We  guarantee  satisfaction,  all  work  being 
expeditiously  carried  out  by  qualified  men 
under  personal  supervision  at  the  lowest 
possible  cost.  • 

We  carry  large  stocks  of  tyres,  oil,  petrol,  etc., 
and  are  agents  for  the  leading  makes  of  cars. 

EDWARD  T.  SAINT  &  CO.,   LTD. 

Hyde  Park    Corner    Garage      REGENT  STREET,  CAMBRIDGE. 

Telegrams:  RELIABLE.  CAMBRIDGE.  Telephone:  724  CAMBRIDGE. 


I  COULSON  &  SON,  Ltd.  | 

€  BUILDERS  # 

I  CONTRACTORS  | 

#  DECORATORS  <^ 

I  PLUMBERS  ^ 

I  SPECIAL    ATTENTION    TO    BUILDING  | 

(S)  ■•■    ALTERATIONS   AND   REPAIRS     .•.  (|) 

I  37.ST.  ANDREW'S  ST.  CAMBRIDGE  f 

\  'PHONE :  67J.  Telegrams :  "  Coubon.  Builders.  Cambridge."  ^v 

^  (oD 


34  DEBRETT CAMBRIDGE   SECTION, 


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^      Telegrams:                                                                                         Telephones:  ^ 

=             "BAILY,  GRUNDY,                                                                              54  Cambridge.  =- 

=                CAMBRIDGE."                                                                             62  Newmarket  = 

I    Baily,  Grundy  ik  | 

I        Barrett,  Ltd.,  | 

I  ELECTRICAL  &  MECHANICAL  ENGINEERS  | 

S                                                   Office  and  Showrootn:  S 

I  2,  St.  Mary's  Passage,  CAMBRIDGE.  | 

=     Complete   Installations  for   Country  Houses.  = 

S                             HEATING,    LIGHTING,  VENTILATING,   TELEPHONES,  = 

=                            WATER      SUPPLY,      WATER      SOFTENING      PLANTS,  S 

S=                                             ELECTRIC    VACUUM    CLEANERS,    Etc.  SS 


1 


=  CONSULTATIONS    BY    APPOINTMENT.  S 

=  Works:  Branch:  s 

=       LITTLE  ST.  MARY'S  LANE,  HIGH  STREET,  = 

=  CAMBRIDGE.  NEWMARKET.  = 

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=  •  Established  1765.  ^ 

I  THU[(LBOUl(p  \  fm,  I 

1       College    Tailors  mid  Robe  Makers  E 

I  15,  TRINITY  STREET,  | 

I         CAMBRIDGE.  I 


Telephone  827. 


DEBRETT CAMBRIDGE  SECTION. 


35 


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PARSON'S 

Photo  Stores 

PEAS    HILL, 
CAMBRIDGE 


For 

Cameras 

Films 

Developing 

and 

Printing 


EDWARD  GERRETT  &  Co.,  Ltd. 


COURT  SHOE  MAKERS 
AND  ORKilNAlORS  OF 
SNAKE    SKIN     SHOES. 


PHONE:  VIC  3076. 


'J^ython  Skin 


6f  SLOAN E   street. 
LONDON.  S.W.I. 


36 


DEBRETT EXETER    SECTION. 


Exeter 


Section 


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EXETER 


Rougemont   Hotel 


(Patronised  by  Royalty) 


R.A.C.  &  A. A. 


Exeter's  principal  Hotel,  and  only  modern  First-class  Hotel  in  the  City.  loo  Rooms  and 
Private  Suites.  Handsome  Public  Rooms."  Electric  Light.  Electric  Passenger  Lift. 
Motor  Garage.     Night  Porter.     Motor  'Bus  meets  all  trains. 

rW<;gram'i:  "  ROUGEMONT,  EXETliR."       -i-     tt     tJ  A  T  T  T7TT     T\/r^^.^^^^ 

Telephone:  433.  F.  H.  HALLETT,  Manager^ 


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Cathedral  Dairy 

EASTGATE, 

and  Martin's  Lane, 

EXETER. 

Famous   the   World    Over   as   the 
HOME     OF     PURE,     RICH 
DEVONSHIRE    CLOTTED    CREAM, 
DELICIOUS    CREAM    CHEESE. 
DEVONSHIRE   BUTTER, 
DESSERT  FRUITS  IN  SYRUP, 
DEVONSHIRE    HONEY. 


Table  Delicacies  Fresli  Daily.  -Sausages 
Polonies,  Brawns,  Home-fed  Bacon  and 
Hams  made  from  the  Finest  Dairy-fed 
Pork,  produced  at  our  own  Model  Pig- 
geries, Curing  Cellars,  and  Creamery  at 
Rosamondford,  Aylesbeare,  Devon. 

Detailed  Price  Lists  and  all  information  on  application  to  : 

The  CATHEDRAL   DAIRY,  Eastgate,  Exeter. 


Parcels  sent  by  post 
and  rail  to  all  parts 
daily 


J 


DEBRETT EXETER    SECTION. 


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Old  China,  Antique  Silver  Plate,  Jewels,  Miniatures, 
Enamels,  Works  of  Art.  Old  Sheffield  Plate,  etc.,  etc. 

(gI'ARASTEED    GfNUINE) 

Utmost  \'alue  Given  for  above,  either  in  Cash  or  Exchange 


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Esiabiished  18:i3. 


Telephone  320, 


in  Precious  Stones, 

ilversmiths, 

for  Probate,  &c. 

HIGH   STREET,   BJCETER 


ROSS 

TAILORS 


227  &  228.  High  St. 
EXETER 

And  22,  GMFge  St^  Hanover 
S4nar^  LONDON. 

Inventors  and  Sole  Makers  of 
the  '  Portsmouth  '  &  '  Rotcut. 

PURE  WCOLTAN 
WATERPROOFED 

COATS 

For  Lsdies  &  Gentlemen. 

Priors  for  licst  Tailoring,  al- 
though higher  than  they  were, 
havn  b<-pn  grossly  <'xaggcrat(>d. 
We  have  the  best  I  We  give 
the  bestl  And  charge  the 
lowest  price. 
•»•-.--         .  "  Ross,  Exeter." 

'Pluma  •  Exeter  46. 
'^*^-  Mayfair  1312. 

I8TABLIIHBD      1848 


HCs 


^8  DEBRETT EXETER    SECTION. 


For   High-Class    Candies  &    Chocolates. 

FREETH'S    TOFFERIES    LTD. 

Head  Office— EXETER. 

Branches — 

182,  Union  St.,  PLYMOUTH.  X9,  Fleet  St.,   TORQUAY. 

49,  Bedford  St.,  PLYMOUTH.  52,  Catherine  St.,  SALISBURY. 

Also  at  EXMOUTH,  TAUNTON  &  DAWLISH. 


SOUTH  &  SOUTH-WESTERN  COUNTIES 

RIPPON,    BOSWELL   &  CO.,   F.A.I. 

8,    QUEEN    STREET      ::  ::  ::  ::     EXETER 

Surveyors,    Land  and    Estate  Agents,   Auctioneers 

LLUSTRATED   REGISTER.    PRICE    2/-;     BY    POST   2:  6d. 

TELEPHONE   No.;   204 


And  at  London,  Birmingham,  Mandiester,  Liverpool,  Leeds,  Agencies  in  all  the  prin 

Gloucester,  Leamington,  Cheltenham,   Southport  &  Paris.  cjpal  Continental  Citie. 

MOUSELL    BROS.,    LTD. 


CotUf odors  for 


REMOVING   AND    STORING    FURNITURE, 

92,    Paris     Street,    EXETER. 

Exeter  Warehouse  :  FORNITDRE  ESTIMATES   FREE. 

no    II     1     e.       .  Packed       for 

92,  Fans  Street  shipment  Telephone    -     -     -  1172 


Hardy  Ornamental-Flowering  and  Rare  Shrubs 

and  Trees.    Fruit  Trees  for  Gardens,  Orchards, 

and  Under  Glass.     Roses,    Border   Perennials, 

Alpines  and  Herbaceous  Plants.      Home-grown 

and  Foreign  Bulbs  and   Flower  Roots,  Choice 

Vegetable  and  Flower  Seeds  for  the  Garden,  and   Agricultmtd  Seeds 

for  the  Farm   and  Estate.  Landscape  Gardening   a  Speciality. 

Flowers  for  weddinos,  funerals,  etc 

Separate  Catalogues  of  all  of  the  above  free  on  application. 

ROBERT  VEITCH  and  SON, 

The  Royal  Nurseries,  EXETER,  DEVONSHIRE 


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DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS. 


39 


^;/  expert's 
advice 

without    the 
expert's  fee 

FREE  to  Readers 

OF  THE 

''  IDEAL  HOME" 


How  we   can   help   you 

HOUSE  PLANNING  AND  ARCHITECTURAL  DEPT. 
On  receipt  of  particulars  we  will  send  rough  sketches 
incorporating  your  own  ideas,  an  approximate 
estimate  of  building  cost,  and  technical  criticism 
and  advice. 

GARDEN  LAYOUTS  AND  PLANTING  ADVICE.  Submit 
sketch  of  your  land,  giving  position  of  house,  its  win- 
dows and  doors,  trees,  lawns,  boundaries,  etc.  Give 
measurements.   We  wiU  send  you  suggestions. 

DECORATION.  A  decorative  artist  of  lifelong  experience  will 
prepare  your  scheme.  Special  form  of  enquiry  on 
request. 

FURNISHING. 

State  the  colour  scheme  with  which  furniture  mus 
blend,  and  give  approximate  intended  expenditure. 

LIGHTING,  HEATING,  DRAINAGE,  Etc.  Detail  your 
questions  and  we  will  help  you  in  your  difficulties. 

CURIOS,  ANTIQUES,  Etc. 

Advice  in  this  section  is  given  by  an  expert. 

HOME  CRAFTS  AND  HOBBIES,  Etc. 

Ideas  for  profitable  home  occupation  willingly  given. 

POULTRY  AND  LIVESTOCK.  A  weU-known  poultry 
expert  deals  with  this  important  section. 

LEGAL  ADVICE.  Any  legal  questions  bearing  on  the  owner- 
ship or  upkeep  of  property  answered  through  the  post. 

Give  your  Newsagent  a  STANDING  ORDER. 

THE 

IDEAL  HOME 

Monthly   One  Shilling. 

PROPRIETORS  :    ODHAMS  PRESS  I.TP. 


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DEBRETT NORWICH    SECTION. 


18U 


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1922 


The  oldest  and  most  exclusive 
Drapery  and  Furnishing  Establish- 
ment in  the  City — noted  throughout 
the  British  Isles  as  a  centre  of 
discriminating  taste  and  good  value. 

Novelties  manufactured  expressly  for 
Chamberlins  are  constantly  arriving, 
and  designs  confined  by  Makers 
for  Norv\ich  are  here  in  abundance. 

Specialists  in  Period  Furniture  and 
reproductions  of  Antique  Brass  ware. 

A  visit  of  inspection  throughout  the  Store 
is  solicited  without  obligation  to  purchase. 


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.     .     Everything  for  Ladies,     .     . 
Little  Misses  and  Children's  wear. 


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DEBRETT — NORWICH    SECTION. 


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GUN  &  FISHING  TACKLE 
MANUFACTURER,  — 

54  LONDON  STREET,  NORWICH. 


Telegrami : 
■RUDD.  GUNMAKER.  NORWICH" 


Telephone 
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LANGFORDS 

SUPERIOR 
BRIDE 

CAKES. 
CREAMS  and 

(E.  MARCHESI  &  SONS). 

JELLIES. 
FANCY 

PASTRY  COOKS  AND 

BISCUITS, 

TEA  CAKES. 

&c. 

Caterers  for 

CONFECTIONERS. 

50,  LONDON  STREET,  AND 

Ballst  Garden 
Parties,  &c. 

32,  PRINCE    OF   WALES    ROAD, 

T.Upho„.No.:    4 '6.                                 NORWICH. 

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DEBRETT NORWICH    SECTION. 


Style   N162 
Finest    Patent 
Coltskin  Shoe. 


ONE  of  the  most  useful  and  serviceable 
of  Shoes  is  a  Norvic  black  patent 
leather  Oxford  style.  Made  in  the 
hand-sewn  way,  this  shoe  fits  and  feels  as 
though  made  to  measure.  Its  graceful  out- 
lines and  brilliant  patent  leather  combine 
to  make  a  shoe  you  will  take  pride  and 
pleasure  in  wearing  for  all  outdoor  occasions. 
There  are  a  variety  of  other  styles  to  choose 
from. 


THE  SHOE  nE  LU^<iE 

Boolilet  of  Styles  and  name  of  nearest  Agent  Post  Free. 

NORVIC    SHOE    CO.,    NORWICH 


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Renowned  for 

SOUND    VALUE 

and 

EFFICIENT   SERVICE 


Established  more  than 
fifty  years  ago,  this 
lengthy  experience  en- 
ables us  to  occupy  a  very 
strong  position  as  Juve- 
nile Outfitters.  Our 
knowledge  of  the  trade 
and  the  requirements  of 
the  boys  is  quite  un- 
rivalled. We  know  what 
is  wanted  in  Boys'  Cloth- 
ing, both  in  respect  of 
materials  and  stylfes,  and 
we  see  that  our  Goods 
meet  those  requirements. 
We  confidently  solicit 
your  enquiries  knowing 
that  our  services  will  bear 
favourable  compaiison 
with  the  best  of  the 
London  Stores. 


^     Complete 

SCHOOL     OUTFITS 

Correctly   and  Promptly    Executed. 


GREENS 


9&  lOHAYMARKET 
/w.;  2.5     NORWICH 


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DEBRETT NORWICH    SECTION. 


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BARNARDS 
LIMITED 

NORWICH.         ENGLAND. 

(Established  1826.) 

Telegrams  :  "  Barnards,  Norwich." 

Telephone :  1477  Korwich. 

HEATING  ENGINEERS  &  EXPERTS 

Installations  designed  and  carried  out 
on  the  most  modern  lines  for  Private 
Houses,  Mansions,  Public  Buildings. 

Domestic  supply  for  Baths, 
Water  Softening  Plants,  Cold  Water 
Storage  Tanks,  Rams. 

Combined  Domestic  Supply  and 
Heating  Plants  for  Small  Residences, 
Bungalows,  from  one  fire. 

Inquiries  Invited.     Pliin^  and  EsUniates  at  nominal 
coU  of  expenses  incurred. 

NORFOLK  IRON  WORKS, 
NORWICH. 


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DEBRETT — NORWICH    SECTION. 


BouLTON  &  Paul  manufactures 


Engineering  DepL 

''  Electolite  "  Lighting  & 
Power  Pl«nt«_ 

**  Lowrev-Turbo  '    Por- 
table Pumpinii  Sell 

"Ch»ine-H»lice' 
Liquid  Elevators 


Fencing  D  pt. 
Wood  and  Iron  Gates 

Railing  and  Fencing 
Ornamental  Garden 
Ironwork  fit  Woodwork 
Galvanized  Wire 

Netting 


Buildings  Dept 
Residences.  Bungalows.Col- 
tages.  Motor  C  ai  Houses. 
Stables,  bhehers  &  Sum-ner 
Houses.  Farm  Buil'ings. 
Poultry  Houses.  Kennels, 
Conservatories  Greenhouses 


Comlruclional  Dept. 

Steel  framed  Buildings. 
Roohng,  Workshops, 
Warehouses,  Sheds. 
Bridges.  Gantries.  &c 

Calaloguex  free. 

Telephone : 
Norwich  851 
(Five  Lines) 


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I  GEORGE    BOSTON'S,    Orford    Hill. 

I  Illustrated  Catalogues  free.  NORWICH. 


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DEBRETT — XORWICH    SECTION. 


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Readers  of  Debrett  requiring  anything  in  the  way  of 

WATERPROOFS,   MARQUEES, 
TENTS,   FLAGS,   ETC. 

should  communicate  with  the  old-estabHshed  firm  of 

CORNEY  BURN  &  CO.,  LTD. 

4,  Exchange  St. 
NORWICH 


Fifty  years  reputation  for 
the  best  goods  and  always 
the    lowest    cash    prices. 


CONTRACTORS    TO  : 

His'  Majesty's  Government. 
H.M.  The  Queen  of  the  Belgians. 
Xorfolk   and  Norwich  Horticul- 
tural Society,  ate. 


TELEGRAPHIC        ADDRESS  : 
CORNEY    HURN,    NORWICH _ 

Telephone :  Norwich  1272 


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DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS.  47 


Edited  by  rtORATIO  BOTTOMLEY.  MP. 


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Fl  E  success  of  the  **  Sunday 
Illustrated,"  not  only  as  a 
popular  picture  paper,  but  as 
a  review  of  current  events  and 
of  questions  of  exceptional 
public  interest,  has  been 
phenomenal.  The  high 
excellence  of  its  editorial  con- 
tents commends  it  to  the  perusal 
of    every    serious    thinker. 


A    GREAT    OUTSTANDING 

SUCCESS  IN  SUNDAY 

JOURNALISM. 

Latest  Pictures  ^  Exclusive  Neyos 

The  Thoughtful  Articles  in  the  "  Sunday 

Illustrated  "    are     quoted    in 

the  Press  throughout 

the  world. 


48 


DEBRETT KING  S    LYNN    SECTION. 


BOROUGH   OF 


King's  Lynn 


NORFOLK 


Ancient  town  with  up-to-date  methods. 

THE  NEAREST  EAST  COAST  PORT  TO  THE 
MIDLANDS. 

Excellent  Docks  with  extensive  Quay  Spaces. 

Deep  water  Harbour. 

The  Corporation  owns  much  land  in  the  town  and 
neighbourhood,  and  valuable  sites  for  Factories 
and  Houses  are  available  on  easy  terms. 

Modern  sanitation,  excellent  water  supply,  elec- 
tricity for  light  and  power  at  cheap  rates. 

Low  Assessments. 

First-class  Educational  facilities. 

Unique  Historical  Features. 

Capital  Residential  District. 

Sandringham,  8  miles. 

Hunstanton,  15  miles. 

All  F articular s  from  T own   Clerk 


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PORTRAIT 
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Films  Devaloped  Printed  and  Enlarged 


LOCAL 
PHOTOGRAPHIC 


ALL  KODAK  SUPPLIES  photographic  vh  w 

102,  HIGH     STREET,     KINO'S     LYNN 


DEBRETT KINg's    1,V.\N   SECTION.  49 


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S        ^— ^^— ^^________        Telephone  :  .Vo.  1  ;••)  j  ■ 

S  The  King's  l.yiin  Hotel  Co.,  Ltd.,  }'roprietors  !  ■ 

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WRIST".?  POCKET     vv/\iL>nriO  ^ 

Oculists  Prescriptions  JR\\T:LLERY,  SOLID  SILVER 

Made  Up  AND  ELECTRO- PLATE 


F.S.M.C,  F.I.O.,  F.R.  Met.  Soc. 


81,  HIGH  STREET,       Jb       jb       KING'S  LYNN 

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HEN  in  need  of  the  LATEST  SHAPES  from  the  LEADING 
MANUFACTURERS  in  UNDERWEAR,  from  the 
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THE  CLOTHIER  FOR  MEN,    YOUrHS  &  B'.YS, 
49,  HIGH  STREET,  KING'S  LYNN, 

Where  you  will  find  everything  you  require  in   the  way  of   HATS,  CAPS,  GLOVES, 
and  HOSIERY,  that  will  suit  you  as  regards  Quality,  Price  and  .lashion. 


DEBRETT KING  S    LYNN    SECTION. 


Ethel    Letzer, 


C  O  SiT  U  M  E  S, 
FURS,  DRESSES, 
BLOUSES, 
COATS.     ::     :: 


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120.  HIGH  STREET, 
KING'S     LYNN. 


T.  J.   GALT, 

familp  and  Dispensing  Cbemisf, 

25,    RAILWAY     ROAD,     KING'S     LYNN, 

Gives  especial  attention  to  all  orders  by  post  when  inconvenient  to  call.    Only  the 
Purest  Drugs  and  Chemicals  used  in  filling  Prescriptions. 

Everything  in  the  wav  of  TOILET  .-ARTICLES,  PERFUMERY, 
PHOTOGR.APHIC    MATERIALS,    &c.,    always    in    Stock. 
Mr.  GALT,    being  a  Practical    Optician,    can    supply    Glasses    so    skilfully    adapted 
that  they  will  cure  that  distressing  headache  and  all  sight^trouble. 


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TEA  SPECIALISTS 

AND     COFFEE    ROASTERS 
KING'S  LYNN 

'  Phone  :  1 8         Wires  :  "  Ladyman  " 


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EVERYTHING  in  the  MUSIC  TRADE 

Organ  Builders 

Tuning  and  Repairing  Specialists 


DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Shannon 
Sectional 
Bookcases 


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Thoroughly  well  made  and 
of  handsome  design  —  an 
attractive  asset  to  any  home. 

Made  in  Figured  Oak,  turned 
finish  or  full  polish — Birch 
finished  Mahogany  or  Wal- 
nut, or  real  Mahogany,  these 
Sections  can  be  stacked 
round  the  wall  of  any  room 
or  fitted  into  any  cosy  corner. 

The  Top  and  Base  are  the 
only  essential  Sections  for 
any  stack,  and  a'  wide  choice 
of  other  Sections  for  Books, 
with  drawers,  or  with  a  desk 
is  available. 

The  Bookcase  illustrated  is 
made  up  of  six  separate  yet 
complete  sections  being 
stacked  together.  * 


1. 

Top 

2 

Bookcase 

3. 

Desk 

4. 

Bookcase 

5. 

4  Drawers 

6. 

Base 

— as  your  Library  grows  so 
your  Bookcase  can  be  ex- 
panded. 


For   further    particulars    send    a   post    card] for 
Leafy  2.D. 

1  Book  Section  (or  9J  in.  Books — including  Top  and 
Base  from  £5  16    6  complete. 

I  Book  Section  for  9J  in.  Books,  and    ""*   "i    '.    • 
I      ,,  „        „    I  li  „        ,.     including   Top   and 

Base  from  £876  complete.  j 

In  three  widths: — z'l  ins.;     34J  ins.:     5o|  Ins. 


liannon 


LIMITED 


Ropcmaker  Street,  K.C.j 


, J     "Shannon  Corner," 
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Head  Offices 

New  Showrojms' 

City  Branch  -  29,  Queen  Victoria  St.,  E.C.4 

Branckts  : 

Birmingham        Liverpool  Cairo 

Bristol  Manchester  Ghent 

Glasgow  Newcastle-on-Tyiie        nnissels 


DEBRETT IPSWICH    SECTION. 


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g        collection      at  IPSW^ICH  guaranteed       § 

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53 


COCKSEDGE  &  Co. 

Co7istructio7ial    ^     Qeneral    Engineers 

Specialities:  IPSWICH 

GARAGES 

HAY  BARNS 

CATTLE 

SHEDS 

STEEL  and 

IRON  BUILDINGS 

TO  ANY  REQUIREMENTS 


Designs  &  Estimates 
on  Application.  .  .  . 


□  A    S  a  reader  of  Debrett  In  Ipswich  you  may  require        □ 

n         /-\      a    new   trunk  or  bag,  etc.,  or   something  else   in        D 
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ALFRED  CLARK 


SADDLERY 

and 

HARNESS 

OF  SUPERIOR 
QUALITY  IN 
STOCK  OR 
MADE  to  ORDER 


Repairs 


41  &  43,  PRINCES  ST. 

and 
1.  THURSBY'S  LANE,  IPSWICH 

for 

SPORTING  GOODS 

OF     EVERY     DESCRIPTION. 

TENNIS.    GOLF.    FISHING 
TACKLE,  ETC.         >       ^ 


F  Residents  in  the  Eastern  Counties  who  cannot  conve- 


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DEBRETT IPSWICH    SECTION. 


1 


Among  the  thousands  of  readers  of  Debrett— 
YOU  may  be  one  who  wants  the  Best  Poultry 
Foods,  and  at  the  lowest  market  price.     IF  SO, 
send  your  requirements  to  : 

BARNARD  BROS. 

Poultry  Food  Specialists 
119,   Fore   St,   IPSWICH 

(Comer  of  Church  Street). 

Every     descripton      of 
Grain,  Meals,   Dog 
Foods,  and  Bird  Seeds 

Laying  Meal  for  your  hens  that 
has  a  reputation  for  best  results. 

Prices     on     application 

DELIVERY  TO  ALL  PARTS  DAILY 

NEATNESS   —  SIMPLICITY 


DURABILITY 


NO    NUTS 
OR  BOLTS 


The  "  PARAGON  " 
Direction    Post 


OF  ANY 
KIND 


L^.        IVl   I    L,  L.  D        &       Lx  vJ   ,  Patentees    and     Manufacturers, 

ST.     NICHOLAS     FOUNDRY,     IPSWICH.     ENGLAND. 

FULL    PARTICULARS    ON    APPLICATION 
Telephone  ■  525.  Telegrams  :  Mills,  Ipswich,  525 


CORNELL   &    CORNELL,   LTD. 


Established 
1799 


Incorporating   PAIN  &  BAYLES, 

14,  Tavern  St.,    IPSWICH 


Telephone 
520 


Family   &   Dispensing   Chemists, 

Sole  Proprietors  of 

Anness*   Hair   Restorer    for   Grey    and    Faded    Hair. 

Price  1/6  per  Bottle.  Post  Paid  2/3 


I  WOODCOCK   &   SON,  I 

1  Lan  I  Agents^  ^Auctioneers  &  Va/uers,            1 

g  Specialists   in    the    Sale  of    Farms,   Agri-                          .  M 

M  cultural     Estates     and    Country    Houses                              M 

M  in   the   Eastern  Counties   and  elsewhere.                              M 

I  45,  PRINCES  STREET,  IPSWICH.   loT       | 


DEBRETT IPSWICH    SECTION.  55 

"  Vir^TOU  ¥  A  '*         COOKING    RANGES    FOR 
▼   *V-4  X  VyJXl-^l.  COTTAGE        PROPERTY 

New  and  Second-Hand  Lawn  Mowers 


REPAIRS     TO     LAWN      MOWERS     AND 
AGRICULTURAL    MACHINERY  A   SPECIALITY 


GEORGE    ABBOTT   LTD., 
CROWN  IRONWORKS,      -      IPSWICH 


AKESTERS 


A  name  well-known  both  at  Home  and  Abroad  (or 

ARTISTIC  DYEING  AND  DRY  CLEANING 

mm^m^^^^^^^^^  of  gyeiy  description. 

IPS  WW  I  w  M      '    speciality   in    Ladies  and   Genllemens'  Hats. 
Matte  to  look  I  ike  new.         Your  esteemed  orders  will  receive  every  attention. 
Receiving  Depots  : 

29,    St.    Nicholas    Street.          No.    9,    Norwich    Road. 
Works  at  Handford  Road. 

In  connection  with   the  SUNLIGHT  LAUNDRY  —  "  .1    laundry  with  a  conscience." 

'Phone  :   1(X)8. 


HAMMOND  BROS.  &  CHAMPNESS, 

LIMITED. 

ELECTRIC,   HYDRAULIC 
&  HAND-POWER  LIFTS 

(Passenger  and  Service) 

For   MANSIONS,    CLUBS, 
HOTELS,  PRIVATE  HOUSES 


ALFRETON  STREET,  LONDON,  S.E. 


56 


DEBRETT CHESTER    SECTION. 


CHESTER 


SECTION 


1      T             ¥  ^  T"*  X    T'^    7'y'^V  Ik,    T               ::":;::•••••••••••••••••••••••:••:::• 

H.  KENYON    1 

Member  of  the 
British  Antique  Dealers'  Association 

45a    BRIDGE    STREET    ROW 

CHESTER        Tel.  1059 

I 


Established  18S7.  Telephone  180 

F.  J.  JONES  &  SONS,  fSri  The  Eastgate,  CHESTER. 

(Works:     FOREST  STREET,  CHESTER). 

A;carded  the  Gold  Medal  at  the  Cheshire  Agricultural  Show,  1921 

EVERVXHING        ElaECXRieT^La 

COMPLETE  INSTALLATIONS.FOR  EVERY  CLASS  OF  PROPERTY. 

"Lalley-light,"    " Delco-Light,"    "Lister,"    City-Light,"    "Mercure" 
or  any  other  makes  of  Lighting  Plants  a  speciality. 

Splendid  selection  of  Silk  and  Hand  Painted'Shades.  Latest'designs  in  Standards  and  Bowl  Fiilin^s 
Prompt  Attention.  Repairs  ot  every  description.  Day  and  Night. 


I 


DEBRETT — CHESTER    SECTION. 


57 


DEBRETT CHESTER    SECTION. 


^ 


TEL.  272 


J.  Kendrick  &  Son 

NORTHGATE  ROW,  CHESTER    wedding  s^ 

CHRISTENING 

CONFECTIONERS    caj^bs 
&    CATERERS,  r^^"'^^'" 


PIANOS        ::       PLAYER   PIANOS 
::        ::       GRAMOPHONES        .:        :: 

LARGE  STOCK  OF   RECORDS    . .       . .  2s.  6d.  to  21s 

TUNERS  attend    all   part^-, 
Shropshire,  Cheshire,  N.  Wales 

E.  DALE,  51,  Bridge  St.  Row,  CHESTER 


jLa(^/W  ^f  Gentlemen' s  Tailors 


94,  PETTY  FRANCE 

{Late  York  Street), 

ST.   TAMES'  PARK,  S.W. 

A D JOINING 
ST.  JAMES'  PARK 
STATION. 
Telephone  Vic.   484. 

Breeches  Livery 


DEBRKTT DERBY  SECTION. 


59 


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I  HOLMES  BROS.,  LTD.  | 


UNIQUE 
DESIGNS      FOK 

HIGH  CLASS 
MOTOR  BODIES. 

REMODELLING 

AND 
RENOVATIONS 


A    SPECIALITY. 

Specialists  for  Rolls-Royce  Cars 

MANUFACTORY : 

LONDON    ROAD,    DERBY. 


Tel«.:  DERBY  8. 


lilllllllllliil|!||llllllilllllillli:|llllllllllllillllllilillllliilllllllllllllii 


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SHOPS  ;  Telephone  5'u- 


WORKS  :  Telephone  475. 


e.W.Malllttd. 


thing 
for 
travel 


The  TRUNK  STORES 
CORN   MARKET 

AND 

LONDON  ROAD, 
DERBY. 


LARGE     STOCK    OF 

UMBRELLAS, 
WALKING  STICKS, 
CANES,      ETC. 


(.    \V     IIAI.L.  LTD      rOKN  MARKKT  and  l").  LONDON  ROAO 


6o 


DEBRETT DERBY   SECTION. 


E.    MONTAGUE   TREBLE, 

PHOTOGRAPHER  &  MINIATURE  PAINTER 


r/ie'DERESKE 
STUDIOS. 


DERBY. 


Telephone  : 
Derby  728. 


HAVE     FEWER     AND 
HAVE  THEM  BETTER. 


JOHN  HEYWOOD,  Ltd. 


121,    Deansgate, 


MANCHESTER, 


and  20  &  22,  St.  Bride  Street,  London,  E.C. 


Telegrams  : 

"Booxs   Manchester." 
Handworked,  London. ' 


"Phones :  . 

Manchester  :  7AM  Central  (7  lines 
London  :  3<)56  Holb. 


Educational  Publishers, 
Scholastic  (Contractors, 
and  Advertising  Hgents. 

PRINTERS    TO    H.M.    GOVERNMENT. 
CONTRACTORS    TO    H.M.    ADMIRALTY     &     WAR     OFFICE. 

MANUFACTURING  STATIONERS. 
PAPER  AGENTS  &  MERCHANTS. 
BOOKSELLERS  for  Home   and  Export. 


Dealers  in  Gold,  Sil'oer.  Glass  and  Fancy  Goods. 

MANUFACTURERS    OF    EDUCATIONAL    &    OFFICE    FURNITURE. 

Faclories:  Hulme  Hall  Road,  Manchester. 

Weaste  Road  South,  Weaste,  Manchester. 


Established  1848.  Telephone  838 

The  Sight-Testing  and  Spectacle  Fitting  are 
under  the  personal  superinteu' 
dence  ot  the  Principals.  


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Sfi 


p-V\C^ 


The 
Sight- 
Testing 
Rooms, 


24,   George  St.,   Plymouth. 

Sole  Proprietors  ot  the  "Areo"  (regt.)  Spectacles  and  Pine»-Nez. 


DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS.  6 1 


^im  urn  oou, 

^      Head  Offlce~4  &  6,  EXHIBITION  ROAD,        / 
SOUTH    KENSINGTON.    LONDON,   S.W.7 

(Telephone -No. :  144  Kensington.) 

SUPPLY  ABSOLUTELY  PURE  NEW  MILK. 
CREAM  AND  OTHER  DAIRY  PRODUCE. 

Soured  Milk,  Sterilised  Milk,  Humanised  Milk  and  all  other 
Preparations  of  Milk  are  Specialities  of  the  Company's  Trade. 

The  Business  is  conducted  under  Strict  Medical  and   Veterinary  supervision. 

BRANCHES    THROUGHOUT   THE  WEST    END 

AND  AT  BRIGHTON    &    HOVE. 


GERARD    LTD. 

Florists    to    H.'!M     the    ^een 


ROYAL    WARRANT    HOLDERS 


Permanent  Display  of  Unique  Floral  Designs  suitable  for 
all  occasions,  at  Moderate  Prices.  Agents  in  Paris  and 
New  York.    Special  Messengers  to  Atlantic  Steamers. 


ESTABLISHED    IN    1884 

Tslephone  :  Telegrams  : 

QBRRARD   5003  &  5879.  "INrERMEZZO.    RIO. 


ONLY    ADDRRSS 


178,  REGENT  STREET,  LONDON,  W.l 


62  DEBRETT SALISBURY   SECTION, 


Salisbury  Mr^^BS   Section 


^STYLE  &  GERRISH  ^ 

ESTABLISHED    GENERAL,    FANCY  | 

RiJrrcrn.h    AND     FURNISHING  ^ 

i       DRAPERS  I 


MILLINERS  AND    COSTUMIERS 


^-  ....  ^ 

Ladies'    and    Children's    Outfitters  ^ 


E 


Gentlemen's  Tailors  and  Outfitters  'PHONE  : 


^  CARPET   WAREHOUSEMEN  No.  63 

W  U  ND  ERTAKERS  ^ 

^Market  Place,  Salisbury^^^l 


TELEPHONE  NO.  45  OFFICERS'  MESSES  SUPPLIED 


TELEGRAMS  :    HART, 
SALISBURY 


^(jrt 


Purveyors  of 
MEAT,    FISH,    GAME, 
POULTRY   and    ICE 

Butcher  Row  and  Market  Place,  SALISBURY 


DEBRETT SALISBURY    SECTION.  63 


EitubltsheJ  1842 

FRANK  HIGHMAN  &  SON,  LTD. 

HKRALDIC.    MONUMENT.\L       DESIGNERS      AND      STEAM 
and  GENERAL   ENGRAVERS       ..         LITHOGRAPHERS 

ILLUMINATORS 

to  Oueen  Victoria,  King  Edward       PUBLISHERS    of  CITY  PLANS 
VII.  and   King  George  V.  ETC H I N G S  A N D  G U I D ES 

25,  Catherine    Street,  Salisbury. 


READERS  of  "  Debrett"  n  Salisbury  and  County,  who  wish  the 
best  of  everything  in  the  GROCERY  LINE,  and  at  the 
Lowest  Market   Prices,  should  call  or   send  a  trial  order  to 

FRANK    SHEPHERD, 

FAMILY  GROCER. 
69,  FISHERTON  STREET.   SALISBURY, 

and  you  will  not  be  disappointed. 


-H 


MOORE  BROS, 

r.  C.  M(X)KI-,  Proprietor. 

Military  &  Family 
BOOTMAKERS 

BOOTS  &  SHOES  OF  HUNTING  &  LIVERY 

EVERY  DESCRIPTION  BOOTS  A  SPECIALITY 

MADE  TO  ORDER  IN  if-oWv    recommenced    io 

FIRST-CLASS    STYLE  Reaaers  of  "  Debreit" 

i'Hom:   162. 

51,  Silver  Street,  SALISBURY 
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64  DEBRETT SALISBURY  SECTION. 


5*hotograt)hcr 


REGINALD  HARDING     ''ir^:9SSrS^"' 

ROYAL  STUDIOS,  SALISB   RY       "■""*H?„t"°g!rtc':''""" 

Telegrams-    "RO\AL   STUDIOS,  SALISBURY."  Motor  any  distance. 


Earliest  &  Choicest  English  &  Foreign  Fruit,  Flowers  &  Vegetahlti 

Bouquets,  Wreaths  and  Crosses 


Telephone:  SHOP  140 


yfediej 


-'^^''T^r^^^^^'^ 


;^'Uk^^^^  86&28,ffighSt.. 

HtJB^J^*  SALISBURY. 


Telegraphic  Address  :  "Motors,  Salisbury."  Telephone  .Vo  :  170  Salisbury. 

ROWLAND  &  SONS. 

A  UTOMOBILE  6-  GENERAL  ENGINEERS, 

First-class    Open    and     Closed    Cars    for    Hire    akd 
Parties  Catered  for  in  our  Luxurious  Motor  Co.\ches. 

88  to  106,  Castle  Street,  SALISBURY. 


EVERY   REQUIREMENT  FOR 
MOTOR   OWNERS. 


DEAN'S 

RAG   BOOKS 

IDEAL    FOR    THE    NURSERY. 


DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS, 


65 


Winchester 


Section 


Black  Swan  Hotel 


WINCHESTER 


First-class  Family  and  Commercial, 
'Near  Cathedral.  Coffee,  Drawing 
and  Private  Sitting  Rooms. 
Billiards.  Motor  Garage.  Posting. 
Omnibus  meets  trains.   Telephone  450 


D.  C.  EDMONDS  &   SONS 

general  &^  Fancy   T)rapers 

Ladies'  Outfitters.      Costumiers  &  Milliners. 

106,    High    Street,    WINCHESTER. 

While  we  are  an  old-established  house,  we  recognise  that 
age  in  itself  is  no  recommendation,  therefore  we  apply 
modern  and  efficient  methods  to  all  our  tlepartments. 
New  goods   and   models  are   continually    arriving. 


=    Also  at  39  AND  40  NoRTHBRooK  Street.  NEWBURY,  for    g 
j         Furnishing,  Repairs,  Removals  caxd  Warehousing.         g 

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66 


DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS. 


"WYKEHAM" 

TWEEDS, 

SERGES, 

FLAXNELS. 

"  PE8C0  " 

UNDERWEAR 

AND 

HALF  HOSE. 


Townends 


30.   THE   PIAZZA,  WINCHESTER, 

Tailors  and  Outfitters  for 
Gentlemen  and  their  Sons 


"  RADIAC  " 

SHIRTS 

AND 

PYJAMAS 

SCHOOL  & 

COLLEGE 

OUTFITS 

E.  W.  CANNINGS  &  CO. 

(Late  Richards  and  Sons).  Established  over  70  years. 

20,   JEWRY   STREEF  WINCHESTER 


HUNiING 
POLO 


SADDLERS 


PARK 
RACE 


All  kinds  of  Saddles 
converted  to  the 
'wykeham'  Patent 


Sole  Makers  of  the 

WYKEHAM" 
SADDLE 

For  Ladies    or    Gents 


1,000  Testimonials 
from  ALL  parts  of 

THE  WORLD. 


HARNESS 
MAKERS 


TRAVELLING  REQUISITES 

including    

Trunks,    Suit,    Blouse,    and    Attache    Cases 


ALL  KINDS   OF   SPORTING   REQUISITES   IN   STOCK. 
PRICE  LISTS  ON   APPLICATION. 


HELEN  TEMPLE 

I69,  SLOANE  ST.,  LONDON,  S.W.i- 


Specialist  in  the 
art  of  beautifying  the 
Hair  &  Complexion. 


CLEANSING    LOTION    UNEQUALLED    FOR  CLEANSING  AND 
CLEARING  THE  SKIN. 


A  SKILLED  CHIROPODIST  IS  AI^O  IN  ATTENDANCE. 
Telephone: — ViUoria  179.  Recommended  by  the  Medical  Profession. 


DEBRETT WINCHESTER    SECTION'. 


67 


Th7  lady's  Piciorial. 


By  amalgamating  with  the 
Lady's  Pictorial,  EVE  has 
formed  A 

TRIPLE  ALLIANCE 
0/  WIT,  WORTH 
AND  WISDOM 

unequalled  in  its  power  to 
please. 

The  woman  of  to-day  finds  in 
the  New  EVE  the  greatest  bar- 
gain on  the  bookstalls.  EVE 
every  Wednesday  is  the  biggest 
Shillingsworth    she    can    buy. 


If  you  would  know  what  modern 
women  are  doing,  thinking, 
wearing,  you  should  not — must 
not — dare  not  miss 


Th*  Lady's  Pictorial. 


You  can  become  a  Subscriber  to 
"  EVE  —  The  I^dys  Pictorial  " 
through  your  Newsagent,  or  b, 
writing  to  the  Publisher,  The  Sphere 
and  Tatler.  Ltd..  6,  Great  New 
Street.    Fetter  Lane,    E.C.4 


DEBRETT WINCHESTER    SECTION 


No'w    daddy    plays 

POOR  daddy  used  to  say  he 
was  a  stranger  to  his  own 
children,  but   that  was  be- 
toie    he    got    the    TriumphAuto. 

All  fond  of  music,  none  of  us  played  well,  and  our  strumming 
and  vamping  got  on  daddy's  nerves,  so  we  visited  friends  for 
musical  evenings. 

Daddy  didn't  come — usually  too  tired  after  the  business 
day.  Then  he  got  the  TriumphAuto.  Now  things  are 
different ;  he's  quite  a  new  daddy,  we  never  dreamed  he 
had  so  much  music  in  him. 

You  see,  the  TriumphAuto  is  different  from  an  ordinary 
player  piano,  daddy  can  play  anything — classical  master- 
pieces, song  accompaniments,  and  dances — but  it's  daddy 
playing,  it's  all  his  own  expression  and  touch.  Now  we're 
usually  at  home  and  friends  foregather  for  our  musical 
evenings. 

You  should  send  for  the  free  illustrated  book  which  explains 
the  unique  controls — -the  Triumphodist — the  Temponomc, 
and  other  features  which  make  good  music  a  possible  art 
for  you,  or  call  at  the  Triumph.\uto  Showrooms  and  test 
this  instrument  yourself. 

The  TriumphAuto  is  built  in  several  styles  of  Grand,  Baby 
Grand  and  Cottage  models,  with  beautifully  finished  cases 
in  a  variety  of  good  woods. 

Tricimpl^polrq 

'/t  makes  mus/c/ans  or  us  all 


HBT  BOOK. 


DEBRETT'S      ILLUSTRATED 

HERALDIC    AND    BIOGRAPHICAL 

HOUSE    OF    COMMONS 

AND 

THE   JUDICIAL    BENCH. 
1922 


DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE  UNION  OF  SOUTH  AFRICA 


FACTS  FOR  THE 
HOME-MAKER^: 

IN  the  present  post-war  re- adjustment,  when 
so  many  are  considering  the  question  of 
restarting  overseas,  the  Union  of  South  Africa 
merits  special  attention  from  those  who 
have  a  taste  for  rural  life  and  sufficient  capital  to 
acquire  and  develop  land. 

The  climate  is  invigorating  and  pleasant,  and  the 
residential  conditions  are  attractive.  It  is  a  large 
country,  with  such  variety  of  formation  that  in 
some  part  or  other  the  prospective  farmer  will  find 
just  the  environment  in  which  he  and  his  family 
are  likely  to  be  happy,  and  the  means  of  making 
a  living  there  from  agriculture.  There  are  many 
portions  of  the  Union  of  South  Africa  in  which, 
among  noble  surroundings,  under  outdoor  healthful 
conditions,  a  farmer  working  competently  may 
through  the  years  build  up  a  valuable  estate. 

Not  less  than  ;^2,ooo  is  required  for  even  a  modest 
start.  There  are  good  facilities  for  obtaining  train- 
ing and  guidance  before  investing  capital.  Full 
particulars  should  in  the  first  instance  be  obtained 
from  the  Office  of  the  High  Commissioner  for  the 
Union  of  South  Africa,  Trafalgar  Square,  W.C.2. 


I 


'^'?,T^X-  APR  2^  1922 


FIFTT-SIXTH  ANNUAL   EDITIOV. 


,^i 


NBT  BOOK. 


House  of  Commons^^ 


AND    THE 


Judicial    Bench. 


ILLUSTRATED    WITH    HUNDREDS    OF    ARMORIAL 
ENGRAVINGS. 


'^tmhtxt  ai  \\t  llmj^frial  Harliamjent,  aub  Jfuirgits  of  6ttgIattJr. 
JJjcdlanbr,  anir  SIwTanb',  anir  of  t^^t  Colonies,  etc. 


EDITED   BY 


ARTHUR     G.     M.     HESILRIGE. 


1922 


1922 


v4//  ri]fA/j  under  the  Copyright  Ac 


LONDON: 
DEAN  &  SON,    LIMITED,  i6oA,    FLEET   STREET,   E.C.4. 


DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS. 


S"^^ 


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coans 

ORIGINAL 
NUMBERPLATES 


ALUMINIUM 


ONE 

SOLID  CASTING 

WOROINC'RELIEF' 

POLISHED  LETTERS 

AND 

r^BEADEDEDCESj 


LA-99i6 


2i9.GosweII  Road.  ECl 

Phones    Central  4879   Ciiy  3840. 


THE 

FINISHING 

TOUCH 

WHICH   MEANS 
SO 


B[/Y  FINESJ   FURS 

direct    from    the     Manufacturer, 

Geo.  Augustus  Nicholas 

::      Manufacturing    Furrier^     :: 

177,  Regent  St.,  London,  W.I. 

LADIES'  FUR  COATS, 
FUR  WRAPS,  CRAVATS, 
MUFFS.  Etc. 


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CONTENTS 


PACK 

Abbreviations Ixi 

Accepted  Office xv 

Administrations,  List  of •     ,  .    Ivi 

Advertisements,  Index  to,  at  end  of  Vol. 

Appeal,  Lords  and  Judges  of 331 

Bristol  Tolzev  Court,  Judge  of 397 

BvK-ELECTIONS XV 

Chairman  of  Co.  of  London  Sessions 398 

Changes  since  the  General  Election  of  Dec.  1918  .  .  .  xv 
Clerks  and  Officers  of  the  House  of  Commons         .        .        .  492 

,,  ,,  ,,      House  of  Lords      ....  491 

Clubs  and  Addresses  of  Club  Houses 495 

Colonial  Judges 422 

Committee  of  Privy  Council 331 

Common  Serjeant  of  London  .    • 396 

Consistory  Court  of  London,  Judge  of 397 

Constitution  of  House  of  Commons liv 

Counties,    Boroughs,    and   Universities    returning  Members 

TO  Parliament 179 

County  Court  Judges  of  England  and  Wales    ....  357 

County  Court  Judges  of  Ireland 370 

Created    Peers,     Privy    Councillors,    Baronets,     Order    of 

Merit,  Knights,  and  Companions  (M.P.'s)  ....  xix 
Deputy  Chairman  of  Co.  of  London  Sessions     ....  397 

Dominion  Judges 442 

Duration  of  Parliaments,  Table  of Ivi 

English  High  Court  Judges 331,  332 

Explanations  of  Technical  Parliamentary  Expressions  .         xx>v 

General  Elections  since  1832 liv 

Household  Appointments xxx 

Ireland,  Council  of 277 

Ireland,  Parliament  of  Northern 279 

,,  „  Southern       ......  278 

Irish  Free  State  Provisional  Government         ....  277 

Irish  High  Court  Judges 332,  348 

Isle  of  Man  Appeal  and  High  Courts 332,  355 

Judges  of  County  Courts  of  England  and  Walbs    .        .        .357 

IREIAND 370 

Judicial  Bench 331 

Liverpool  Court  of  Passage,  Presiding  Judge  ....  398 

Lords  High  Chancellors liv 

Lords'Lieutenant  of  Counties 493 

Lord  Mayor  of  London 396 


CONTENTS. 


PACK 

Lords  of  Session,  Scotland 332,  352 

Mayor's  and  City  of  London  Court,  Judge  of  ....  397 
Members  of  Parliament,  Alphabetical  List  of  .        .        .        .1 

Metropolitan  Magistrates 402 

Ministry,  The xxix 

New  Members  since  General  Election xxi 

Northern  Ireland,  Ministry  of 282 

,,  ,,  Parliament  of 284 

,,  ,,  Senate  of 283 

Norwich  Guildhall  Court  of  Record,  Judge  of        .        .        .  398 

Obituary  of  Members  of  Parliament xxiii 

Occurrences  during  Printing         .......    Ixii 

Passage  Court,  Liverpool,  Presiding  Judge        ....  398 

Peerage  (abridged)    284 

Peeresses  in  their  own  Rights Iviii 

Peers'  Surn.ames 321 

Peers  and  Peeresses  who  are  Minors Iviii 

Political  Appointments  in  Royal  Household     ....  xxx 

Political  Organisations xxxiii 

Preface xi 

Privy  Council,  List  of 327 

Privy  Council,  Judicial  Committee  of 331 

Prorogation  of  Parliament,  Dates  of liii 

Railway  and  Canal  Commissioners 332,  356 

Recorders 374 

Representative  Peers Iviii 

Resigned xxiv 

Returned  for  Two  Constituencies xxiv 

Royal  Household  Political  Appointments  .        .        .        .        .  xxx 
Salford  Hundred  Court  of  Record,  Judge  of  .        .        .        .  398 

Scottish  High  Court  Judges 332,  352 

Seats  Vacant -        •         xxvii 

Sheriffs  of  Scotland       .        .  410 

Sheriffs  Substitute  of  Scotland 4^3 

Southern  Ireland,  Parliament  of 279 

,,  ,,         Senate  of 278 

Speakers  of  House  of  Commons liv 

Stipendiary  Magistrates 4^7 

Surnames  of  Peers 321 

Technical  Parliamentary  Expressions  and  Practices  xxxv 

Temporal  Chancellor,  co.  Durham 39<> 

Titles  of  Heirs  Apparent  to  Dukes,  Marquesses,  and  Earls.  330 

Vice-Admirals  of  the  Coast 39^ 

Vice-Chancellor,  CO.  Lancaster 397 


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A     FEW     FIGURES. 

91,416  Children  have  passed  through  the  Rescue  Doors. 

14,497  dealt  with  last  year. 

7,331  is  the  average  number  of  Boys  and  Girls  in  residence. 

431  are  Crippled,  Incurable,  Deaf  and  Dumb,  physically  afflicted, 
or  sick. 

845  Boys  and  Girls  are  under  Industrial  Training. 

27,016  Young  People  have  been  migrated  to  Canada  and  the  Overseas 
Dominions.     95  per  cent,  do  well. 


10,715    Barnardo    Boys    fought    for  you  on   land  and    sea 

in  the  Great  War. 
380   Boys  are  constantly  in  training  for    the  Navy  and 

Mercantile  Marine. 
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Watts  Naval  School. 


•*•  Cheques  and  Orders,  payable  "  DR,  BARNARDO'S  HOMES,"  and 

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Toys,  may  be  sent  to  the  Director,  Rear- Admiral  SIR  HARRY 
STILEMAN. 

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£25,000,000  £1 40,000,000 


FIRE  -  LIFE  -  ACCIDENT  -  MARINE 

Workmen's  Compensation,  Motor, 

Fidelity  Guarkntee,  Burglary. 


Annuities  Granted  on  Favourable  Terms. 


General   IManacrer    -     R.  Y.   SKETCH. 


I 


PREFACE. 


|HE  elections  to  the  Southern  and  Northern  Padiaments  of 
Ireland,  under  the  provisions  of  the  Government  of  Ireland 
Act  1920,  were  held  in  May  and  June  of  last  „     .. 
year,  the  Northern  Parliament  being  opened     ^' i^\t 
by  the  King  in  person  (accompanied  by  the  |_-|.,jj 
Queen)  on  June  22nd,  1921,  and  in  his  speech  on  that  occa- 
sion His  Majesty  laid  the  foundation  of  the  future  steps  taken  to  engender 
peace  in  Ireland.     A  distribution  of  Honours  took  place  in  connection 
with  the  opening. 

Although  the  subsequent  attempt  made  by  the  Government  in  July 
192 1   to  bring  about  a  settlement  of  Irish  affairs  proved  abortive,  and 
Parliament  was  prorogued  in  November  following  without  „ 
success  having  eventuated  in  this  connection,  the   Recess  cf*A  _r 
happily  proved  more  fruitful  in  results,  as  in  the  small  hours  jf^i^^^i 
of  the  morning  of  December  6th  an  Agreement  between  the 
Government  and  the  Representatives  of  Southern  Ireland  was  signed, 
providing  for  the  establishment  of  a  Free  State  of  Ireland.     This  Agree- 
ment was  ratified  by  the  Imperial  Parliament  at  a  short  Session  Decem- 
ber 14th  to  19th,  192 1,  was  confirmed  by  a  majority  of  Dail  Eireann  on 
January  7th,  1922,  and  was  ratified  by  the  Southern  Parliament  of  Ireland 
(called  together  for  that  purpose)  on  the  14th  of  the  same  month,  a  Pro- 
visional Government  at  the  same  time  being  set  up  to  carry  out,  with  the 
British  Government,  the  necessary  arrangements  of  transfer  under  the 
Treaty. 

As,  however,  both  time  and  legislation  will  be  required  before  the 
Irish  Free  State  can  be  finally  constituted,  when  Southern  Ireland  will 
cease  to  have  representatives  in  the  Imperial  Parliament,  details 
regarding  all  those  returned  to  the  thirty-first  Parliament  of  the  United 
Kingdom  at  the  election  of  1918  are  still  included  in  the  present  issue  of 
"Debrett's  House  of  Commons  and  the  Judicial  Bench,"  and 
for  the  purposes  of  record  the  lists  of  those  elected  in  May  p 
and  June  1921  to  both  the  Southern  and  Northern  Parlia-  277V0  284 
ments  of  Ireland  and  the  Southern  and  Northern  Senates, 
as  well  as  to  the  Council  of  Ireland,  have  been  added  ;  in  the  Judicial 
Bench  the  Judges  of  the  High  Court,  both  in  Southern  and  Northern 
Ireland,  are  given  as  constituted  last  year. 

In  April  1921  the  Rt.  Hon.  James  Lowther  resigned  the  Speakership 
of  the  House  of  Commons,  which  he  had  held  since  1905,  having  been 
four  times  re-elected,  and  was  succeeded  in  that  Office  by  «  , 
the  Rt.  Hon.  John  Henry  Whitley,  M.P.  for  Halifax,  the  ^p«»""- 
ninth  to  hold  it  since  the  date  of  the  Reform  Act  of  1832.  Shortly 
after  his  retirement  the  Rt.  Hon.  James  Lowther's  services  to  the  House 
of  Commons  were  rewarded  with  the  customary  Viscountcy,  and  he  is  now 
known  as  Viscount  Ullswater.  Of  ihe  Viscountcies  conferred  on  the 
seven  other  Speakers  who  have  occupied  the  Chair  since  the  date  of  the 
Reform  Act  four  are  still  in  existence  :  those  conferred  on  Speakers 
.Manners- Sutton,  Brand,  Peel,  and  Gully,  by  the  respective  titles  of  \'is- 
counts  Canterbury,  Hampden,  Peel,  and  Sclby,  while  those  bestowed  on 
Speakers  Abercromby,  Shaw-Lefevre,  and  Denison,  as  Viscounts  Dun- 
fermline, Eversley,  and  Ossington  respectively,  have  meanwhile  become 
extinct,  although  the  second-mentioned  dignity  was  subsequently  revived 


k 


XI 1  PREFACE. 

in  1906  as  a  Barony.  The  Barony  of  Onslow,  held  by  the  present  Earl 
of  Onslow,  is  another  title  given  to  a  former  Speaker  of  the  House  of 
Commons,  but  it  was  conferred  only  some  years  after  the  termination  of 
his  short  tenure  of  that  ofifice,  while  the  Barony  of  Colchester,  bestowed 
on  Speakei  Abbot  in  1817,  became  extinct  as  recently  as  1919. 

Another  Lady  Member  in  the  person  of  Mrs.  Margaret  Wintringham 
has  now  joined  Viscountess  Astor  (the  first  Lady  Member  to  take  her 
.  seat)  in  the  House  of  Commons.    This  new  M.P.  was  elected 

^  ^,  for  the  Louth  Division  of  Parts  of  Lindsey  in  September  of 

last  year,  in  place  of  her  deceased  husband,  who  had  repre- 
sented that  constituency  in  Parliament  since  January  1920.  The  petition 
of  Viscountess  Rhondda  (on  behalf  of  Peeresses  in  their  own  right)  for  a 
writ  of  summons  to  sit  in  the  Upper  House  has  been  referred  to  the 
Committee  for  Privileges  of  the  House  of  Lords. 

There  was  a  reconstruction  of  the  Ministry  in  April  1921,  which,  in 
addition  to  showing  an  extensive  rearrangement  of  appointments,  included 
_,  the  acceptance  of  the  Leadership  of  the  House  of  Commons 

j^.*.  .  by  the  Rt.  Hon.  J.  Austen  Chamberlain  with  the  Office  of 

inis  ry.  Lord  Privy  Seal,  in  place  of  the  Rt.  Hon.  A.  Bonar  Law, 
who  had  resigned,  also  the  retirement  of  Lieut. -Col.  Lord  Edmund  Ber- 
nard Talbot,  G.C.V.O.,  D.S.O.,  M.V.O.  (Deputy  Earl  Marshal)  from 
the  Office  of  Parliamentary  Patronage  Secretary  to  the  Treasury  and 
Chief  Government  Whip  upon  his  appointment  to  be  the  first  Viceroy 
of  Ireland  under  the  Government  of  Ireland  Act  1920,  when  he  was 
created  Viscount  FitzAlan  of  Derwent. 

During  its  three  years  of  existence  the  present  Imperial  Parliament 
has  had  many  changes  in  its  personnel.  From  pages  xv  to  xxvii,  under 
_  the  heading  of  "  Changes  since  the  General  Election  Dec. 

hrcc^  1918  "  it  will  be  seen  that  70  new  Members  have  been  elected 

Ch*'^*e  ^^  ^^  result  of  84  Bye-elections  held;    46  Members  have 

resigned  their  seats  or  vacated  them  by  reason  of  appoint- 
ment to  Offices  of  profit  under  the  Crown  or  on  elevation  to  or  succession 
to  Peerages  ;  33  Members  have  died,  7  have  been  raised  to  the  Peerage, 
19  have  been  sworn  of  the  Privy  Council,  i  name  has  been  added  to  the 
Order  of  Merit,  and  2  M.P.'s  have  become  Companions  of  Honour;  20 
Members  have  been  created  Baronets,  33  have  received  the  honour  of 
Knighthood,  18  have  been  nominated  Commanders  or  Companions  of 
the  Orders  of  Knighthood,  3  Members  have  succeeded  to  Peerages  and 
4  to  Baronetcies,  while  7  seats  (including  4  Irish)  are  vacant  at  the  time 
of  going  to  press. 

Included  in  the  Parliamentary  Section,  in  addition  to  biographies 
of  Members  of  Parliament  and  full  Polling  Statistics,  will  be  found  lists 
.  of  the  Southern  and   Northern  Parliaments  of  Ireland  as 

Parha-  elected    1 921,   an    abridged    Peerage,  a  list    of  the    Privy 

mentary  Council,  and  "  Explanations  to  Technical  Parliamentary 
j"  .  .  .  Expressions."     An  exceptionally  large  number  of  new  ap- 

G*  idc*  pointments  have   had   to   be   chronicled   in    the   Judicial 

Bench  Section  both  at  home  and  abroad,  and  a  Court  of 
Appeal  for  Palestine  has  been  established,  details  of  which  are  recorded 
among  the  Colonial  Judges. 

Arthur  G.  M.   Hesilrkie, 

Editor. 

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CHANGES,      ETC.,     SINCE      GENERAL 
ELECTION.    DEC.     1918. 


ACCEPTED   OFFICE 

AND   VACATED  THEIR   SEATS. 

Brace,  Rt.  Hon.  William.  Glaitiorgan,  S. 
Dh'.,  appointed  Ch.  Labour  Adviser  to 
Depart,  of  Mines. 

Carson,  Ri.  Hon.  Sir  Edward  Henry,  P.C., 
K.C..  LI..D.,  Belfast^  Duncairn  Dnu,  ap- 
pointed a  Loid  of  Appeal  in  Ordinarj'. 

Clyde,  Rt.  Hon.  James  .Avon.  P.C,  K.C  , 
Edinburgh,  A''.  /Vr-.,  appointed  Ix>rd  Justice- 
Gen,  of  Scotland. 

Geddes,  Brig. -Gen.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Auckland 
Campbell,  P.C,  K.C.B.,  M.D.,  Hampshire. 
Basingstoke  Div.,  appointed  .Ambassador 
Extraor.  and  Plen.  to  U.S.A. 

Henn-,  Rt.  Hon.  Denis  Stanislaus,  P.C. 
K.C.,  Londonderry  co.,  S.  Div.,  appointed 
Lord  Ch.  Justice  of  N.  Ireland. 

McCalmont,  Lieul.-Col.  Robert  Chaine  Alex- 
ander, D.S.O.,  Antrim,  E.  Div.,  appointed 
to  a  Mil.  Command. 

Pe«l.  Col.  Robert  Francis,  Suffolk,  Wood- 
bridge  Div.,  appointed  Gov.  ofSt.  Helena. 

Samuels,  Rt.  Hon.  Arthur  W.irren,  P.C,  K.C, 
L1«D.,  Dui'lin  Univ.,  appointed  a  Judge  ol 
the  High  Court  in  Ireland. 

Smith,  Lieut. -Col.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Frederick 
Edwin.  Bt.,  P.C,  K.C,  Liverpool,  llest 
Oerfy  Prv.,  appointed  Lord  High  Chan- 
cellor (now  Baron  Birkenhead). 

Talbot,  Lieut. -Col.  the  Rt.  Hon.  I.ord  Edmund 
Bernard,  P.C,  G.C.V.O.,  D.S.O.,  Sutux 
I4^est,  Cliichester  Dh:,  appointeid  Lord- 
Lieut,  of  Ireland. 

Weigall,  Lieut. -Col.  William  Ernest  George 
Archibald,  Lindsey,  Homcastle  Div.,  ap- 
pointed (>ov.  of  S.  Australia. 

Wilson,  Daniel  Martin,  K.C,  appointed  a 
County  Court  Judge  in  Ireland  and  Recunler 
of  Belfast. 


BYE-ELECTIONS. 

CONSTITUENCIES   FOR   WHICH    HELD. 

AbereUtnshire  and  Kincardineshire, 

Central  Div.,  .April  i6th,  1919. 
Antrim  Co., 

E.  Antrim  Div.,  May  37th,  1919. 
Argyllshire,  March  lothi  1930. 
Armagh  Co., 

Mid  Armagh  Div.,  June,  1921. 
Athton-under-Lynt,  Jan.  31st,  1930. 
Btd/ordshire, 

Bedford  Div.,  April  33rd,  1921. 


Bel/ast, 

Duncairn  Div.,  June  23rd,  1921. 
Bcticshire, 

Abingdon  Div.,  May  14th,  192 1. 

Birmingham, 

Moseley  Div.,  March  4th,  1921. 
\y.  Div.,  March  31st,  1921. 

Bristol, 

tf.  Div.,  April  9th,  1921. 

Bromley,  Dec.  17th,  1910. 

Cantlierwell, 

JV.-IV.  Div.,  March  31st,  1920. 

Cardiganshire,  Feb.  i8th,  1921. 

Cheshire, 

Eddisbury  Div.,  April  19th,  1921. 

Croydon, 

S.  Div.,  Nov.  14th,  1919. 
Cumberland, 

Penrith  and Cockeriiiouth,  .May  13th,  I92r. 
Dorsetshire, 

E.  Div.,  April  16th,  1921. 
Dotun  Co., 

Mid  Dovm  Div.,  July  2nd,  1931. 

N.  Down  Div.,  June  20th,  1931. 

\y.  Down  Div.,  July  14th,  1921. 

Dublin  Univ.,  July  28th,  1919. 
Dudley,  March  4th,  1931. 

Durham, 

Chester-le-Street  Div.,  Nov.  13th,  1919, 
Edinburgh, 

N.  Div.,  April  9th,  1920. 

.V.  Div.,  April  9th,  1920. 
Glamorfanskire, 

Caerphilly  Dh:,  Aug.  24th,  1921. 
Glasge^v, 

Pollok  Ph\,  April  14th,  1931. 
Hampshire, 

Basingstoke  Div.,  March  31st,  1930. 
Hastings,  May  4th,  1931. 
Herefordshire, 

Here/ord  Dh:,  Jan.  nth,  1931. 
Hertfordshire, 

Hetnel  Hempstead  Div  ,  Nov.  9th,  1930. 

Hertford  Div.,  June  16th,  1931. 

St.  Albans  Div.,  Dec.  loth,  1919. 
Hornsey,  Nov.  loch,  1931. 
Hford,  Sept.  35th,  1930. 


XVI 


CHANGES   SINCE   GENERAL    ELECTION. 


Kent, 

Dartford  Div.,  March  27th,  1920. 
Dover  Div.,  Jan.  i2th,  1921. 
Isleo/ThaiietDiv.,  Nov.  15th,  1919. 

Kingston-upon-Hull, 

Central  Div.,  March  29th,  1919. 

Kirkcaldy  Disi.,  March  ^t\\,  1921. 

Lanarkskire, 

Boihmell  Div.,  i\i\y  i6th,  1919. 

Lancashire, 

Heywood  and  Radclijffc  Div.,  June  8th, 

1921. 
Middleton    atui    Prestiuich    Div.,    Nov. 

22nd,  1920. 
Westlioughton  Div.,  Oct.  4th,  1921. 
Widnes  Div.,  Aug.  30th,  1919. 

Letoisham, 

IV.  Div.,  Sept.  13th,  1921. 

Leyton, 

W.  Diz'.,  March  ist,  1919- 

Lindsey, 

Horticastle  Div.,  Feb.  25th,  1920. 
Louth  Div.,  June  3rd,  1920  ;  Sept.  22nd, 
1921. 

Liverpool, 

W.  Derby  Diz'.,  Feb.  26th,  1919. 

Londonderry  Co., 

N.  Div.,  March  4th,  1919. 
S.    Div.,  Aug.    29th,    1921 ;    Jan.    i8th, 
1921. 

Manchester, 

Ruskolme  Div.,  Oct.  7th,  1919. 

Monmouthshire, 

Ebbvj  Vale  Div.,  July  26th,  1920. 
Abertillery  Div.,  Dec.  21st,  1920. 

Nelson  and  Colne,  June  17th,  1920. 
Norfolk, 

S.  Div.,  July  27th,  1920. 
Northampton,  April  ist,  1920. 
Orkney  and  Shetland,  May  17th,  1921. 
Oxford  Univ.,  March  24th,  I9i9- 
Paisley,  Feb.  12th,  1920. 
Plymouth, 

Sutton  Div.,  Nov.  15th,  1919. 
Rhondda, 

W.  Div.,  Dec.  21st,  1920. 
Shropshire^ 

Ludltnv  Div.,  Jan.  4th,  1922. 

The  Wrekin  Div.,  Feb.  7th,  1920;    Nov 
2oth,  1920. 

Somerset, 

Taunton  Div.,  April  8th,  1921. 
Southiuark, 

S.-E.  Div.,  Dec.  14th,  1921. 
Stockport,  March  27th,  1920. 
Suffolk, 

Woodhridge  Div.,  July  28th,  igao. 


1 919 

Feb. 

26th. 

March 

ISt.- 

„ 

4th.- 

'  ,, 

i24th. 

,, 

29th.- 

Sunderland,  April  24th,  1920. 
Sussex,  W. 

Chichester  Div.,  April  23rd,  1921. 

Swansea, 

E.  Div.,  July  loth,  1919. 

Warwickshire, 

Taimvorth  Diz'.,  Jan,  17th,  1922. 

Westminster, 

Abbey  Div.,  Aug.  25th,  1921. 
St.  George's  Div.,  June  7th,  1921. 

Woolwich, 

E.  Div.,  March  2nd,  1921. 

Worcestershire, 

Bewdley  Div.,  April  19th,  1921. 

Yorkshire, 

Penistone  Drz:,  March  5th,  1921. 

W.  Riding,  Pontefract  Div.,  Sept.  6th, 

1919. 
W.  Riding,  Spen  Valley  Div.,  Dec.  20th, 
1919. 

DATES   WHEN    HELD. 

— Liverpool,  W.  Derby  Div. 

—Leyton,  W.  Div. 

—Londonderry  Co.,  N.  Div. 

— Oxford  Univ. 

— Kingston-upon-Hull,  Central 
Div. 

— Aberdeenshire  and  Kincardine- 
shire, Central  Div. 

— Antrim  Co.,  E.  Antrim  Div. 

. — Swansea,  E.  Diz: 

— Lanarkshire,  Bothwell  Dti'. 

. — Dublin  Univ. 

— Lancashire,  Widnes  Div. 

—  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding,  Ponte- 
fract Div. 

— Manchester,  Rusliolme  Div. 

— Durham,  Chester-le-Street  Div. 

— Croydon,  S.  Div. 

— Kent,  Isle  of  Thanet  Div,  ; 
Plymouth,  Sutton  Div. 

— Hertfordshire,  St.  Albans  Div. 

— Bromley. 

, —  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding,  Spen 
Valley  Div. 

1930. 
Jan.        31st. — Askton-under-Lyne. 
Feb.        7th. — Shropshire,  The  Wrekin  Div. 

,,       1 2th. — Paisley. 

„       25th. — Lindsey,  Homcastle  Div. 
March  loth. — .Argyllshire. 

„      2yt\i.—Kent,  Dartford  Dre.  ;    Stock- 
port. 


April     i6th. 


May 

27th. 

July 

loth 

„ 

1 6th 

,^ 

28th 

Aug. 

30th. 

Sept. 

6th. 

Oct. 

7th. 

Nov. 

13th. 

,, 

14th. 

'• 

15th. 

Dec. 

loth. 

„ 

17th 

2oth 

DEBRETl — ADVERTISEMENTS.  XVH 


NEWFOUNDLAND 

THE  NORWAY  OF  THE  NEW  WORLD 
A  LAND  OF  SURPASSING  BEAUTY  &  RARE  INTEREST  FOR  TRAVELLERS 


THE  DISCOVERY. 

When  John  Cabot,  his  son  and  crew  of  West  of  England  men  set  sail 
from  Bristol  in  the  spring  of  1497  in  the  service  of  Henry  VII.,  and 
made  the  Newfoundland  coast,  a  gateway  was  opened  to  the  New 
World,  and  a  "  comer  stone  "  was  well  and  truly  laid  of  the  British 
Empire. 

COLONIZATION. 

It  was  not  until  the  end  of  the  sixteenth  century  that  any  effort 
was  made  to  colonize  Newfoundland,  and  even  at  the  present  time 
the  population  of  the  Island  is  only  about  250,000  people,  altogether 
disproportionate  to  the  vastness  of  the  country. 
The  Government  is  a  responsible  one,  granted  in  1855. 

OPPORTUNITIES. 

Splendid  opportunities  to  acquire  lands  for  Faiming,  Mining,  Lumber- 
ing, and  Pulp  and  Paper-making,  on  reasonable  terms  exist,  with 
concessions  as  to  the  free  entry  of  all  Machinery  and  Equipment  for 
establishing  new  industries. 

TYPE  OF  SETTLER  REQUIRED. 

Of  applied  energy  with  capital. 

THE  LIGHTER  SIDE  OF  LIFE. 

Newfoundland  is  a  Sportsman's  Paradise,  abounding  in  game  of  the 
finest  in  fin,  fur  and  feather  ;  lordly  Caribou  in  countless  herds, 
rivers  filled  with  Salmon,  lakes  filled  with  Trout,  and  forests  alive 
with  furry  creatures,  all  sport  free  except  Caribou  hunting  (License 
£10)  and  Salmon  Fishing  (Tax  £2).  And  its  Dependency  of  Labrador 
exceeds  in  its  natural  panorama  the  fjords  of  Norway. 

SONS  OF  ENGLAND. 

"  What  to  do  with  our  boys  "  is  the  anxious  question  more  than  ever 
heard  now — unemployment  difficulties  in  commercial  life  and  in 
most  professions  making  a  choice  for  the  "  future  career  "  of  the  boys 
a  great  anxiety  to  parents. 

In  this  great  Colony  of  Newfoundland,  nature  supplies  wants  which 
over-populated  countries  have  not,  and  cannot  supply,  and  provided 
new  colonizers  have  what  John  Cabot  had  in  1497,  "  grit,"  prosperity 
in  the  future  is  assured,  and  they  can  settle  down  quickly  in  an 
essentially  British  community. 

English  fathers  with  sturdy  sons  to  settle  in  life  will  be  well  advised 
to  give  them  a  good  start  in  such  a  Colony,  and  the  High  Commissioner 
for  Newfoundland, 


The  HON.  SIR   EDGAR  BOWRING,  Kt. 

58,  Victoria  Street,  London,  8.W.1,  will,  no  doubt,  be  pleased  to  give 
full  information  as    to  "  opportunities  "  on  application. 


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CHANGES   SINCE   GENERAL   ELECTION. 


XIX 


ft 


ig2o. 
March   ^i&t.—Caniberwell,      X.-IV.      Dh'.! 
Hai)i/skire,BasiHgstoke  Div 
ist. — Northatiipton. 
(f\^.—Kdinhurgh,    N.    Div.  ;     Eeiiii- 

buri;h,  S .  Div. 
24th. — SunderJaitd. 
3rd. — Lindsey,  Louth  Diz: 
17th. — Kelson  and  Coliie. 
26\\\.--Mon>iiouthskire,    £l>hv     Vale 

Div. 
■^^^\\.— Norfolk,  S.  Div. 
iitXi.— Suffolk,  Woodbridge  Div. 
2^th.—/l/brd. 

<i\!n.— Hertfordshire,  Hcmel   Hemp- 
stead Div. 
ioih.— Shropshire,  The  U'rekin  Div. 
23n<\.— Lancashire,     Middleton     and 

Prestu'ich  Div. 
3Kt.— Monmouthshire,       Abertillery 
Div.  :  Rhondda,  IV.  Div. 


April 


June 


July 


Sept. 
Nov. 


Dec. 


1921. 
Jan. 


Feb. 
March 


April 


M.iy 


June 


July 


iH\\.— Herefordshire,  Hereford  Div. 

i3th.— Kent,  Dofer  Div. 

i8th.—  Cardiganshire. 

and.— H'ookvich,  E.  Div. 

3rd. — Dudley. 

^ih.— Birmingham,    Moseley    Div.  ; 

Kirkcaldy  Dist. 
H\i.— Yorkshire,    W.   Riding,  Peni- 

stom  Dix'. 
yisX..—  liirmingham.  If.  Div. 
i:h.— Somersetshire,  Taunton  Div. 
^th.—Briitof,  II'.  liiv. 
14th.—  Clasgow,  Pollok  Div. 
i6th.—  Dorsetshire,  E.  Div. 
19th.-  Cheshire,      Rddisbury      Div. ; 
Worcestershire,  Bctvdley  Div. 
ayi^— Sussex  West,  Chichester  Div.  ; 
Bedfordshire,  Bedford  Div. 
^r\\.— Hastings. 
\^\\\.— Cumberland,       Penrith      and 

Cockermcuth  Div. 
mK— Berkshire,  Alingdon  Div. 
I  jlh.— Orkney  and  Shetland. 
7th.—  Westminster,  St.  George's  Div. 
iii\.— Lancashire,       Heywootl      and 

Radcliffe  Div. 
\(>\.\i.— Hertfordshire,  Hertford  l>iv. 
vA\\.—Pou>n    Co.,    -V.    Down    Div.  : 
Armagh  Co.,  Mid  Armagh 
Div. 
2y6.— Belfast,  Duncairn  Div. 
and. — Do7vn  Cc,  Mid  Down  Dii>. 


July  \^y\i.—Dovm  Co.,  U  .  Down  /Jh: 

Aug.  ulYi-^^jlamorganshire,        Caerphilly 
Div. 

„  25th. — Westminster,  .Xhl^ey  Div. 

„  39th. — Londonderry  Co.,  S.  Div. 

Sept.  i3lh. — Letvisham,  W.  Div. 

„  22nd. — Lindsey,  Louth  Div. 
Oct.        4th. —  Lancashire,  Westhoughten  J^h: 

Nov.  loth. — Hornsey, 

Dec.  14th. — Southitrark,  S.-E.  Div. 

i;22. 
Jan.        4th. — Shropshire,  Ludlom  Div. 

„  17th. — Wanvickshire,  Tamivorth  Div. 

„  i8th. — Londonderry,  S.  Div. 


CREATED 

PEERS   (vacating   SEATS). 

Davies,  Matthew  Lewis  Vaughan-,  Cardigan- 
shite,  now  Baron  Ystwyth. 

Forster,  Rt.  Hon.  Henry  William,  P.C., 
Bromley,  now  Baron  Forster. 

Illingworth,  Rt.  Hon.  Albert  Holden,  PC, 
Lancashire,  Heytvood  and  Radcliffe  Div., 
now  Baron  Illingworth. 

Long,  Rt.  Hon.  Walter  Hume,  P.C.  West- 
minster,  St.  George's  Div.,  now  Viscount 
Long  of  Wraxall. 

Prothero,  Rt.  Hon.  Rowland  Edmynd,  P.C, 
M.V.O.,  Oxford  University,  now  Baron 
Ernie. 

Stanley,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Albert  Henry.  P  C  , 
Ashton-unaer-Lyne,  now  Baron  .Ashfjeld. 

Walker,  Col.  William  Hall.  Lancashire, 
Widnes  Diz'.,  now  Baron  VVavertrce. 


PRIVY  COUNCILLORS. 

Archdale,  Edward  Mervyn,  Fermanagh  co., 
K.  Fermanagh  Div. 

Baldwin,  Stanley,  Worcestershire,  Bewdley 
Div. 

Barrie,  Hugh  Thom,  Londonderry,  K.  Div. 

Bo«cawen,  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Arthur  Sackville 
Trevor  Griffith-,  Dudley. 

Bridgeman.  William  CItve,  Shropshire,  ('s- 
tuestty  Div. 

Brown.  Thomas  Walters,  K.C,  Dotvn  Co., 
K.  Div. 

Cornwall,  Sir  Edwin  .\ndrew,  Bethnal  Green, 
y.E.  Div. 

Coutts,  William  Lehman  Ashmead  Bartlett 
Burdett-,  Westminster,  Abbey  Div. 

Greenwo<x1,  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Hamar,  Bt.,  K.C, 
Sunderland. 

Guest.  Capt.  the  Hon.  Frederick  Edward, 
C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  Dorset  CO.,  E.  Div. 

Henry,  Denis  Stanislaus,  K.C,  Londonderry 
CO.,  S,  Div. 


:xx 


CHANGES    SINCE   GENERAL    ELECTION. 


Hope,  James  Fitza.]a.n,  SAe^e/ei,  Central  Dw. 

Home,  Sir  Robert  Stevenson,  G.B.E.,  K.C., 
Glasgoiv,  Hillhead  Div. 

Kellaway,     Frederick   George,   Bedfordshire, 

Bedford  Div. 
McCurdy,  Charles  Albert, K.C.(A^(7yi'Aaw//o«). 

Morison,  Thomas  Brash,  K.C.,  LL.D.,  Inver- 
nessshire,  Ross-shire  and  Cromarty,  In- 
verness Div. 

O'Neill,  Major  the  Hon.  Robert  William 
Hugh,  Antrim  Co.,  Mid  Antrim  Div. 

Pollock,  Sir  Ernest  Murray,  K.B.E.,  K.C.. 
IVar^vickshire,  IVarwick  and  Leamington 
Div. 

Walters,  Sir  John  Tudor,  Sheffield,  BHghtside 
Div. 


ORDER   OF   MERIT. 

Oeorge,  Rt.  Hon.  David  Lloyd,   P.C.,  Car- 
itarvon. 


BARONETS. 

Pieckett,    Hon.  (William)  Gervase,  Vorkshire, 
N.  Riding,  Scarborough  and  IVhithy  Diz:. 

IJenn.   Capt.    Ion    Hamilton,    C.  B.,    D.S.O., 
Greenwich. 

Hird,  Sir  Alfred  Frederick,   Wolverhampton 
\V.  Div. 

Blades,  Sir  George  Rowland,  Sitf-rey,  Epsom 
Div. 

■Corj',  James  Herbert,  Cardiff,  S.  Dit'. 

Dalziel,  Davison,  Lambeth,  Brixton  Div. 

■Grayson,    Lieut. -Col.   Sir   Henry   Mulleneux, 
Vi.^.¥..,  Birkenhead,  IV.  Div. 

Hall,  Capt.  Douglas  Bernard,  Isle  of  Wight. 

Hicks, William  Joynson-,  Middlesex,  Twicken- 
ham Div. 

(Hood,  Joseph,  Wimbledon. 

iHouston,    Robert    Paterson,    Liverpool,     W. 
Toxieth  Div. 

Macma.ster,  Donald,  K.C.,  Surrey,  Chertsey 
Div. 

Mount,  William   Arthur.   C.B.E.,   Berkshire, 
NCiubury  Viz>. 

iRees,  Sir  John  David,  K.C.I.E.,  C.V.O.,  Not- 
tingham,  E.  Div. 

Ren  wick,  George,  A'ezvcastle-cn-Tyne,  Cential 
Div. 

Roberts,  Sir  Samuel,  Sheffield,  Ecclesall  Div. 

.Sanders,  Lieut. -Col.  Robert  Arthur,  Somerset- 
shire, Bridgwater  Div. 

Sykes,  Sir  Charles,  K.B.E. ,  Huddersfield. 

Wood,  Major  Sir   Samuel  Hill  Hill-,  Derby- 
shire, ti  igh  Peak  Div. 

Yate,  Col.  Charles  Edward,  C.S.I.,  C.M.G., 
Leicestershire,  Melton  Div. 


Allen,    Lieut.'-Col.    William    James,   D.S.O., 
Armagh  Co.,  N.  Armagh  Div. 

Barrie,  Charles  Coupar,  C.B.E.,  Banffshire . 

Beck,   Arthur  Cecil   Tyrrell,  Essex,  Saffron 
Walden  Div. 

Bennett,  Thomas  Jewell,  C.I.E.,  Kent,  Sez'cn- 
oaks  Div. 

Bird,  Alfred  Frederick,  Wolverhampton,  W. 
Div.  (now  a  Baronet). 

Blair,  Reginald,  Poplar,  Bctm  and  Bromley 
Div. 


Chadwick, 
Fumcss. 


Robert       Button,       Barrotv-in- 
W.      Riding 


Clough     Robert,      Yorkshire^ 
Keighiey  Div. 

Collins,  Col.  Godfrey  Pattison,  C.M.G.,  Green- 
ock. 

Davidson,  Maj.-Gen.  John  Humphrey,  C.B., 
D.S.O.,  Hampshire,  Farehant  Diz'. 

Denniss,  Edmund  Robert  Bartley,  Oldham, 

Edge,  Capt.  William,  Bolton. 

Foreman,  Henry,  O.B.E.,  Hammersmith,  JV. 
Div. 

Ganzoni,  Capt.  Francis  John  Childs,  Ipszvich. 

Grayson,  Lieut.  -Col.  Henry  M  ulleneux,  C.  B.  E. , 
Birkenheati,  W  Div.  (now  a  Baronet). 

Greame,  Major  Philip  Lloyd-,  M.C.,  Middle- 
sex, Hendcn  Diz'. 

Greer,  Harry,  Somerset,  Wells  Diz\ 

Higham,  Charles  Frederick,  Islington,  S.  Div. 

Hope,      Harry,     Stirlingshire     and     Clack- 
mannanshire, W.  Diz: 

Johnson,    Louis   Stanley,    Walthamstow,    E. 
Div. 

Mackinder,    Halford    John,   Glasgozv,   Cam- 
lachie  Div. 

Malcolm,  Ian  Zachary,  Croydon,  S.  Diz: 

Mitchell,    Sir   William    l,ane,    Wandsworth, 
Streatham  Dizi. 

Oman,    Charles   William   Chadwick,   Oxford 
L'niz'. 

Prefcott,     Major    William     Henrj-,    C.B.E., 
Tottenham,  N.  Div. 

Preston,  Walter  Reuben,  Stepney,  Mile  End 
Div. 

Richardson,  Albion   Henry  Herbert,  C.B.E., 
Cambenvell,  Ptckham  Div. 

Richardson,  Alexander,  Kent,  Gravesend  Diz: 

Robinson,    Thomas,     Lancashire,    Stretford 
Div. 

Smith,  Harold,  Warrington. 

Smithers,  Alfred  Waldron,  Kent,  Chislehurst 
Div. 

Sutherland,  William,  Argyllshire. 

Talbot,  Lieut. -Col.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Edmun 
Bernard,  P.C,  D.S.O.,  M. V.O.    // '.  Sussex, 
Chicluster  Diz:  (now  a  Peer). 


CHANGES   SINCE   GKNERAL    ELECTION. 


XXI 


COMPAMONi  OF   HONOUR. 

B.-irnes,  Rt.  Hon.  Geoi<ge  Nicoll.  P.C..  Glas- 
ginv,  Gorballs  Dh\ 

Royden,  Sir  Thomas,  Bt.,  BootU. 


COMPANIONS. 

Bctterton,  Henry  Bucknall,  Notts,  Ruskciiffe 
Div. 

Blake,  Col.  Sir  Francis  Dougla«.  Bt.,  North- 
umberland, Berivick-on-  Tweed  Div. 

Boles,  Lieut.-Col.  Dennis  Fortescue,  Somerset- 
shire, Taunton  Diz'. 

Cair,  William  Theodore,  Carlisle. 

DaWes,  Alfred  Thomas,  M.B.E.,  Lincoln. 

Duncannon,  Major  Viscount.  C.M.G.,  Kent, 
Dofer  Div.  (now  Earl  of  Bessborough). 

Edwards,  Major  John,  Glamorganshire,  Ater- 
avon  Div. 

Grayson,  Lieut. -Col.   Henry  Mulieneux,  Dir- 
kenhenit,  W.  Div.  (since  knighted). 

Gretlon,  Col.  John,  Staffordshire,  Burton  Div. 

Inskip,  Thomas  Walker  Hobart.  K.C  ,  Bristol 
Central  Div. 

Lister,  Sir  (Robert)  .Ashton,  Gloucestershire, 
Stroud  Div. 

Prcscott,  Major  William  Henrj-,  Tottenham, 
N.  Dix: 

Remnant,  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  James  Farquharson, 
Bt.,  Holbom. 

Shaw,  Tom,  I' rest  on. 

Stanton,  Charles  Butt,  Merthyr  Tydvil,  Aber- 
dare  Div. 

Wheler,    Major   Granville   Charles    Hastings, 
Kent,  Faversham  Div. 

Woolcock.  William  James  Uglow,  Hackney, 
Central  Div. 

Yuiing,  Lieut.Com.  Edward  Hilton,  D.S.C., 
Nortvich. 


NEW  MEMBERS. 

Armstrong,  Henry  Bruce,  Armagh  Co.,  Mid 
Armagh  lJiv.,\ice  James  Rolston  Lonsdale, 
deceased. 

Astiuiih.  Rt.  Hon.  Herbert  Henry,  P.C.  K.C, 
faislty,  vice  .Sir  John  Mills  McCallum, 
deceased. 

A  stor,  Viscountess  (Nancy  Witcher),  Plymouth, 
Sutton  Diz'  .  vice  Major  the  Hon.  Waldorf 
Astor,  now^  Viscount  Astor. 

Barker,  George,  Monmouthshire,  Aheriilltry 
Div.,  vice  the  Rt.  Hon.  William  Brace. 
F.C.,  appointed  Labour  Adviser  to  Depart, 
of  Mines. 

^'ar^ie,  Hugh  Thorn.  Londonderry  Co.,  N. 
Div.,  vice  Hugh  Alfred  Anderson,  resigned. 

Bird,  Sir  William  Barrott  Montford.  Suise.r 
ty.,  Chichester  Div.,  vice  Lieut-Col.  the 
Rt.  Hon  Lord  Edmund  Bernard  Talbot, 
P.C,  G.C.V.O.,  D.S.O.,  appointed  Lord- 
Lieut,  of  Ireland. 


Chichester,  Col.  Robert  Peel  Dawson  Spencer, 
{since  deceased),  Londonderry  Co.,  S.  Drv.^ 
vice  the  Rt.  Hon.  Denis  Henry,  K.C, 
appointed  Lord  Ch.  Ju-stice  of  N.  Ireland. 

Churchman,  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Arthur  Charles, 
Bt.,  Suffolk.  ]Voodbridge  Div.,  vice  Col. 
Robeit  Francis  Peel,  appointed  Gov.  of 
St.  Helena. 

Crawford,  Rt.  Hon.  Robert  Gordon  Sharman-. 
P.C,  C.B.E.,  DozuH  Co.,  Mid  Dozvn  Div., 
vice  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  James  Craig,  Bt.,  ap- 
pointed ist  Prime  Min.,  N.  Ireland. 

David.son,  John  Colin  Campbell,  C.B.,  Hert- 
fordshire, Heme  I  Hempstead  Div.,  vice- 
Gustavus  Arthur  Talbot,  deceased. 

Davies,  Evan,  Monmouthshire,  E/rbw  Vale 
Div.,  vice  the  Rt.  Hon.  Thomas  Richards, 
P.C.    resigned. 

Davie-.,  Rhys  John,  I^nncashire,  Westhoughtott 
Div,,  vice  William  Tyson  Wilson,  deceased. 

Dawson,  Major  Sir  Philip,  Lrwisham,  IV, 
Div.,  vice  Major  Sir  Edward  Feethani 
Coates,  Bt.,  deceased. 

de  Frece,  Sir  Walter,  Ashton-under-Lyne, 
vice  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Albert  Henry  Stanley, 
P.C,  rai-ied  to  the  Peerage. 

Ednam,  Viscount,  Hornsey,  vice  Kennedy 
Jones,  deceased. 

Edwards,  George,  O.B.E..  Norfolk,  S.  Div.,. 
vice  the  Hon.  William  Hepburn  Cozens- 
Hardy,  K.C,  now  Baron  Cozens-Hardy. 

Erskine,  James  Malcolm  Monteith,  West- 
minster, St.  George's  Div.,  vice  Rt.  Hon. 
Walter  Hume  Long,  P.C,  resigned. 

Evans,    Capt.    Ernest,    Cardiganshire,    vice 

Matthew  Lewis  Vaughan-Davies,  now  Baron 

ystwith. 
Fildes,  Henry,  Stockport,  vice  George  James 

Wardle,  C.H.,  resigned. 
Ford,  Patrick  Johnson,  Edinburgh,  N.  Div.,. 

vice   Rt.    Hon.  James  Avon  Clyde,    P.C,.. 

appointed  Lord  Justice-Gen. 
Forrest,      Walter,     Yorkshire,     W.     Riding. 

Ponte/ract    Div.,   vice    the    Rt.    Hon.    Sir 

Joseph    Compton    Compton-Rickett,    P.C, 

cieceased 
Fremar.tle,Lieut. -Col.  Francis  Edward,0.  B.  E., 

Hertfordshire,  St.   Albans  Div.,  vice  Col.. 

Sir  (Edward)  Hildred  Carlile,  Bt.,  resigned.. 
Gee,   Capt.    Robert.  V.C.  M.C,   Woolzvich,. 

£.  Div.,  vice  the  Rt.  Hon.  William  Crooks, 

P.C,  resigned. 
Gillis,     William,      Yorkshire,     H'.     Riding,. 

Penistone  Div.,  vice    Sydney  Arnold,   re- 
signed. 
Graham,   Robinson.    Nelson  and  Colne,  vice- 

Capt.  Albert  Smith,  resigned. 

Greenwood,  William,  Stockport,  vice  Spencer 
Leigh  Hughes,  deceased. 

Hall.  Rear-Adm.  Sir  « William)  Reginald, 
K.C.M.G.,  C.B.,  Liverpool,  W.  Dercy  Div. 
vice  Lieut-Col.  the  R«.  Hon.  Si/  Frederick 
Edwin  Smith,  Bt..  P.C,  K.C.  'now  Ix>rd 
Birkenhead),  appointed  Lord  High  Chan- 
cellor. 

Halls.  W,ilter,  Lancashire,  Heyo-'ood  and 
Radcliffe  Div.,  vice  the  Rt.  Hon.  Albert 
Holden  Illingworth,  P.C,  laiied  to  Ihe 
Peerage. 


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certain  that  ladies  should  seize  this  unusual  opportunity  of 
securing    High  Grade  Furs  at  Half  Usual  Prices  from 

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Furs  purchased  from  this  house  are  characterize'?  by  an  exclu- 
siveness  of  style  and  cut  impossible  to  duplicate  elsewhere. 

The  price  redaction  presents  an  oppor- 
tunity that  no  lady  can  afford  to  ignore. 

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'IIIIHI 


CHANGES  SINCE  GENERAL  ELECTION. 


XXIll 


Hanna,  George  Boyle,  Antrim  Co.  E.  Antrim 
Dili.,  vice  Lieut.-Col.  Robert  Chaine  Alex- 
ander McCalmont,  D.S.O.,  appointed  to  a 
Mil.  Command. 

Hannon,  Patrick  Joseph  Henrj-,  Birmingham, 
MosfUy  Div.,  vice  Sir  Halle  well  Rogers, 
resigned. 

Harmsworth,  Hon.  Esmond  Cecil,  Kfnl,  Islt 
p/  Thaiiet  Diz'.,  vice  Lieut. -Com.  Norman 
Carlyle  Craig,  K.C,  deceased. 

Henderson,  Rt.  Hon.  Arthur,  P.C.,  Lanca- 
shire, iVidnes  Drt'.,  vice  Col.  William  Hall 
Walker,  raised  to  the  Peerage. 

Holbrook,  Col.  Sir  Arthur  Richard,  K.B.E.. 
Hampshire,  Basingstoke  Div.,  vice  Btig.- 
Oen.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Auckland  Campbell 
(leddes,  P.C,  K.C.B.,  appointed  Ambas- 
<;ador  to  U.S.A. 

Hotchkin.Capt.  Stafford  Vere,  M.C.,  Lindsev, 
HomcastU  Div.,  vice  Lieut.-Col.  (William 
Frnest  George)  Archibald  Weigall ,  appointed 
Gov.  of  S.  Australia. 

James,  Lieut. -Col.  the  Hon.  Cuthbert,  C.B.E., 
Bromley,  vice  the  Rt.  Hon.  Henry  William 
Forster,  P.C,  now  Baron  Forster. 

Jellctt,  William  Morgan,  V,.C., Dublin  Univ., 
viceRt.  Hon.  Arthur  Warren  Samuels,  P.C. , 
K.C.,  LL.D.,  raised  to  the  Bench. 

John,  William,  Rhondda,  II '.  Div.,  vice  the 
Rt.  Hon.  William  Abraham,  P.C,  resigned. 

Jones,  Morgan,  Clamorganshire,  Caerfhilly 
Div.,  vice  .Mfred  Onions,  deceased. 

Kennedy,  Thomas,  Kirkcaldy  Div.,  vice  the 
Kt.  Hon.  Sir  Henry  James  Dalziel,  lit., 
P.C,  resigned. 

Kenworlhy,  Lieut. -Com,  the  Hon.  Joseph 
Montague,  Kingstou-upon-Hull,  Central 
Div.,  vice  Col.  Sir  Mark  Sykes,  Bl,  de- 
ceased. 

Latvson,  Alderman  John  J.,  Durham,  Chester- 
le- Street  Div.,  vice  John  William  Taylor, 
resigned. 

Lowther,  Mai. -Gen.  Sir  (Henry)  Cecil, 
K.C.M.G..  CB..  C.V.O..  D.S.O.,  Cumher- 
./and,  I'enrith  and  Cockermouth  Div.,  vice 
Rt  Hon.  James  William  Lowther,  P.C, 
resigned. 

Lovd,  Arthur  Thomas,  Berkshire,  AHnfdoH 
/'/r.,  vice  Brig.-TJen.  John  Tyson  Wigan, 
CH.,  CM.G.,  D.S.O.,  resigned. 

MrConnell,  Thom.is  Edward,  C.B.E.,  Belfast, 
Dnncairn  Div.,  vice  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Edward  Henry  Car«on,  P.C,  K.C,  LL.D. 

Matthews,  David,  Swansea,  E.  Drtt.,  vice 
I'liomas  Jeremiah  Williams,  deceased. 

MilU,  John  F.dmund,  Kent,  Datt/ord  Div,, 
vice  James  Rowlands,  deceased. 

Myers.  Tom,  Yorkshire,  IV.  Riding,  Sptn 
I 'alley  Div.,  vice  the  Rl.  Hon.  Sir  Thomas. 
Palmer  Whittakei,  deteased. 

Naylor,  Thomas  Ellis,  S0uth7vark,S.-E.  Div., 
\Ke  Com.  James  Arthur  Dawes,  R.N.V.R., 
deceased. 

Newbould,  Alfred  Ernest,  Ley  ton,  M'.  Drv., 
vice  Lieut. -CoU  Henry  Wrightson,  deceased. 

Newson,  Sir  Percy  Wilson,  Bt.,  Warwickshire, 
Tamivorih  Div.,  vice  Henry  Wilson  Fox, 
deceased. 


Nicholson,  Brig.-Gen.  John  Sanctuary,  C".B., 
C.M.G.,  D.S.O.,  Westminster,  Ahl-ey  Div., 
vice  the  Rt.  Hon.  William  Lehman  .\shmead 
Bartlett  Burdett-Coutts,  P.C,  deceased. 

Oman,  Professor  Ch.irles  William  Chadwick, 
F.S.A.,  Oxford  Univ.,  vice  the  Rt.  Hon. 
Rowland  Edmund  Prothero,  P.C.,  M.V.O., 
raised  to  the  Peerage. 

Pain,  Brig.-Gen.  Sir  f George)  William  Hacket, 
K.B.E.,  Lomionderty,  S.  Jiiv.,  vice  Col. 
Robert  Peel  Dawson  Spencer  Chichester, 
deceased. 

Palmer,  Charles,  Shropshire,  The  tVrekin 
Div.,  vice  Sir  Charles  Solomon  Henry,  Bt., 
deceased. 

Percy,  Lord  Eustace  Sutheiland  Campbell, 
Hastings,  vice  I^aurance  Lyon,  resigned. 

Poison,  Col.  Sir  Thomas  .Andrew,  K.B. E., 
CM.G..  T.D.,  Kent,  Dover  Div.,  vice  Vis- 
count Dunzannon,  now  Earl  of  Bessborough. 

Roberts,  Samuel,  Herefordshire,  Hereford 
Div.,  vice  Charles  Thornton  Pulley,  re- 
signed. 

Robertson,  John,  M.P>.  E.,  Lanarkshire,  Both- 
well  Div.,  vice  David  Henderson  Mac- 
donald,  deceased. 

Smith.  Sir  Allan  MacGregor,  K.B. E.,  Croy- 
don, S.  Div.,  vice  Sir  Ian  Zachary  Malcolm, 
K.C.M.G.,  resigned. 

Smith,  Sir  Malcolm,  Orkney  and  Shetland, 
vice  John  C'athcart  Wason,  deceased. 

Sueter,  Rear-Adm.  Murray  Fraser,  C. B., 
Hertfordshire,  Hertford  Dir;.,  vice  Noel 
Pemberton  Billing,  resigned. 

Thorpe,  Capt.  John  Henry,  Manchester, 
Rusholme  Div.,  vice  Robert  Burdon  Stoker, 
deceased. 

Townshend,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Charles  Vere 
p'errars,  K.C.B.,  D.S.O.,  Shropshire,  The 
Wrekin  Div.,  vice  Charles  Frederick  Palmer, 
deceased. 

Wallace,  Thomas  Brown,  Do7vn  Co.,  W.  Dfftvn 
Div.,  vice  Daniel  Alartin  Wilson,  K.C, 
appointed  a  County  Court  Judge. 

Wilson.  Limes,  Dudley,  vice  Lieut. -Coti  the 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  .Arthur  .S.-ickville  Tawor 
Griffith- Boscawen,  P.C,  appointed  MmTof 
Agriculture  and  Fisheries. 

Windsor,  Viscount,  Shropshire,  l.udloiv  Drt'., 
vice  Capt.  Sir  Beville  Stanier,  Bt.,  deceased. 

Wintringham,  Margaret,  Lindsey,  Louth  Div., 
vice  Thomas  Wintringham,  deceased. 

Wintringham,  Thoma':  (since  deceased).  Lind- 
sey,  Louth  Div.,  vice  Capt.  Henry  Langton 
Brackenbury,  deceased. 

Wise,  Fredric,  llford,  vice  Sir  (William) 
Peter  Griggs,  deceased. 

Wood,  Major  Murdoch  Mackenzie,  O.B.E., 
Aberdeenshire  and  Kincardineshire,  Cen- 
tral Div.,  vice  Lieut.-Col.  Alexander  Theo- 
dore (iordon,  deceased. 


OBITUARY. 

Brackenbury,  Capt.  Henry  Langton,  Lindsey, 
Louth  Div.,  April  28th,  1930. 

Chichester,  Col.  Robert  Peel  Dawson  Spencer, 
Loniiondtrry  Co.,  S.  />it:,  Dec.  loth,  1921. 


CHANGES    SINCE   GENERAL    ELECTION. 


Coates.Major  Sir  Edward  Fettham,LewisAaui, 
IV.  Div.,  Aug.  i4lh,  1921. 

Coutts,  Rt.  Hon.  William  Lehman  Ashmead 
Bartlett  Burdett-,  IVestminster,  Abbey  Div., 
July,  1921. 

Craig,  Lieut.-Com.  Norman  Carlyle,  K.C., 
R.N.V.R.,  Kent,  Isle  o/Thanet  Div.,  Oct. 
14th,  1919. 

Dawes,  Com.  James  Arthur,  R.N.V.R., 
Soulhwark,  S.-E.  Diz'.,  Nov.  14th,  1921. 

Fox,  Henry  Wilson,  War^vickshire,  Tatn- 
ivorth  Diz'.,  Nov.  22nd,  1921. 

Gordon,  Lieut.-Col.  Alexander  Theodore, 
Aberdeenshire  and  Kincardineshire, 
Central  Div.,  March  6th,  1919. 

Griggs,  Sir  (William)  Peter,  Il/ord,  Aug.  nth, 

1920. 
Hanson,  Sir  Charles  Augustin,  Bt.,  Cornwall, 

S.-£.  or  Bodmin  Div.,  Jan.  17th,  1922. 

Henry,  Sir  Charles  Solomon,  Bt.,  Shrop- 
shire, The  Wrekin  Div  ,  Dec.  27th,  1919. 

Hopkinson,  Edward,  D.Sc,  Mattciester, 
Clayton  Div.,  Jan.  15th,   1922. 

Hughes,  Spencer  Leigh,  Stockport,  Feb.  22nd, 

1920. 
Jones,  Kennedy,  Hortisey,  Oct.  20th,  1921. 

Lonsdale,  James  Rolston,  Armagh  Co.,  Mid 
Armagh  Div.,  May  23rd,  1921. 

McCallum,  Sir  John  Mills,  Paisley,  Jan.  loth, 

192a 
McCann,  Pierce,  Tipperary  co.,E.  Tipperary 

Div.,  March  6th,  1919. 

Macdonald,  David  Henderson,  Lanarkshire, 
Bothivell  Div.,  June  22nd,  1919. 

MacSwiney,  Terence  Joseph,  Cork  Co.,  Mid 
Cork  Div.,  Oct.  25th,  1920. 

Onions,  Alfred,  Glamorganshire,  Caer/ihilly 
Div.,  July  6th,  1921. 

Palmer.  Charles  Frederick,  Shropshire,  The 
Wrekin  Div.,  Oct.  25th,  1920. 

Rickett,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Joseph  Compton  CoMP- 
TON-,  P.C.,  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding,  Ponte- 
fract  Div.,  July  30th,  1919. 

Rowlands,  James,  Kent,DartfordDiv.,  March 

ist,  1920. 
Stanier.    Capt.    Sir    Beyille,   Bt.,   Shropshire, 

Ludlo^v  Diz>.,  Dec.  15th,  1921. 

Stoker,  Robert  Burdon,  Manchester,  Rushohiie 
Div.,  Sept.  4th,  1919. 

Sykes,  Col.  Sir  Mark,  Bt.,  Kingston-upon 
Hull,  Central  Div.,  Feb.  i6th,  1919. 

Talbot,  Gustavus  Arthur  Chetwynd-,  Herts, 
Hetiiel  Hempstead  Div.,  Oct.  i6th,  1920. 

Wason,  John  Cathcart,  Orkney  and  Shetland, 
April  19th,  1921. 

Whittaker,  Rt,  Hon.  Sir  Thomas  Palmer,  P.C  , 
Yorkshire,   IV.  Riding,  Spen  Valley  Div., 

Nov.  9th,  1919. 
Williams,    Thomas    Jeremiah,    Swansea,    E. 

Div.,  June  i2th,  1919. 
Wilson,    William   Tyson,    Lancashire,    IVest- 

hovghton  Div.,  Aug.  8th,  1921. 
Wintringham,  Thomas,  Littdsey,  Lovth  Div., 

Aug.  8th,  1921. 
Wrightson,    Lieut.-Col.    Harry,   Lcvton,    }V. 

Div.,  Jan.  sgth,  1919. 


RESIGNED. 

[See  also  "Accepted  Office," 
"Created     Peers,"     and     "Suc- 
ceeded TO  Peerages."] 

Abraham,  Rt.  Hon.  William,  P.C,  Rhondda, 
W.  Div. 

Anderson,  Hugh  Alfred,  Londonderrv  Co.,  K. 
Div. 

Arnold,  Sydney,  Yorkshire,  IV.  Riding,  Peni- 
stone  Div. 

Billing,      Noel      Pemberton,     Hertfordshire, 
Hertford  Div. 

Boles,  Lieut.-Col.  Dennis  Fortescue,  C.B.E.,. 
Somersetshire,  1  aunton  Div. 

Brace,  Rt.   Hon.  William,  P.C,  Monmouth- 
shire, Abertillery  Div. 

Brown,    Rt.    Hon.    Thomas   Watters,    P.C, 
Do^vn  Co.,  N.  Div. 

Carlile,  Col.  Sir  (Edward)  Hildred,  "Rt.,  Herts, 
St.  Albans  Div. 

Craig.  Sir  James,  Bt.,  Down  Co.,  Mid  Down 
Div. 

Crooks,  Rt. 
E.  Div. 


Hon.  William,   P.C,   Woolwich, 
Sir   Henrj-   James,   P.C.,. 


Dalziel,    Rt.    Hon, 
Kirkcaldy  Dist. 

Knights,  Henrj'  Newton,  M.B.E.,  Camber- 
well,  N^.  Div. 

Lowther,  Rt.  Hon.  James  William,  P.C,. 
Cumberland, Penrithaiid Cockermoiith  Div. 

Lynch,  Jeremiah  (Diarmaid)  Christopher, 
Cork  Co.,  S.-E.  Cork  Div. 

Lyon,  Laurance,  Hastings. 

Malcolm,  Sir  Ian  Zachary,  K.C.M.G.,  Croy- 
don, S.  Div. 

Pulley,  Charles  Thornton,  Herefordshire,. 
Hereford  Div. 

Richards,  Rt.  Hon.  Thomas,  P.C,  Mottmoutk- 
shire,  Ebbw  Vale  Div. 

Rocers,  Sir  Hallewell,  Bimtingham,  Moseley 

Div. 
Smith,  Capt.  Albert,  Nelson  and  Colne. 
Sweetman,   Roger  Mary.     Wexford  Co.,  N. 

Div. 
Taylor,  John  William,  Durham,  Chester-le- 

Street  Div. 
Wardle,  George  James,  CH.,  Stockport. 
Wigan,  Brig.-Gen.  John  Tyson.  C.B.,  C.M.G., 

U.S.O.,  Berkshire,  Abingdon  Div. 

RETURNED   FOR   TWO   CON- 
STITUENCIES. 

de  Valera,  Eamonn,  Clare  Co.,  E.  Clare  Div. 

and  Mayo  Co.,  E.  Mayo  Div. 
Griffith,   Arthur.   Cavan   Co.,    E.    Div.,   and 

Tyrone  Co.,  JV.-W.  Div. 
M'Neill.    John    (Eoin),    Londonderry    City, 

and  National  Univ.  oj  Ireland. 
Mellows,    William    (Liam)   Joseph,    Gahvay 

Co.,  E.  Galway  Div.,  and  Meath  Co.,  N. 

Div. 


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can  be  obtained  from  a  five-acre 
Orange  Orchard  in  South  Africa 
after  the  fifth  year.     The  outlay 
involved    is  £562    lOs.    cash,   or 
£  1 25  p.a.  for  five  years,  and  the 
following  are  a  few  brief  features 
of  the  scheme  : 

1 .  Few  inveslments  offer  such  excellent 
results  with  security  of  capital. 

2.  The  actual  results  obtained  by  the 
South  African  Prudential  Co.  show 
even  better  figures  than  above. 

3.  The   Directors  are    all   well-known 

public  men  in  South  Africa. 

4.  The  investor  is  the  actjal  freeholJer 
of  his  five-acre  farm. 

5.  There  is  an   unlimited   market  for 
all  the  oranges  grown. 

6.  All  management  work  can  be  under- 
taken for  a  small  percentage  of  profits 

7.  The  scheme  is  available    for  both 
investors  and  intending  settlers. 

8.  Many    shrewd     professional      and 
business  men  have  invested. 

Oranges   from  the  estates  have  been  exhibited 

at   the  High   Commis  ioners  Office,   Union  of 

South  Africa,  Trafalgar  Square,  W.C. 

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CHANGES   SINCE  GENERAL   ELECTION. 


XXVll 


SEATS   VACANT. 

Canibenvell,  A'.  Dh: 
Cork  Co. ,  Mid  Cork  Dh'. 
Cork  Co..  S.-K.  Cork  Dh'. 
Cornwall,  Bodtnin  Dh: 
Mattchfstii ,  CloytoH  Div. 
Tifpetary  Co.,  E.  Tippi-rary  Dh-. 
Wejc/ord  Co..  A'.  Dh: 

SUCCEEDED   TO 

TEERACES 

(VACATING    SEATS). 

Astor.   Major  the  Hon.   Waldorf,   Plyiiioiith. 
Sutton  Dh'.,  now  Viscount  Astor. 

Duncannon.  Viscount,  C.M.G.,  Kent,  Doffr 
Div.,  now  Earl  of  Bessborough. 

Hardy,  Hon.  William  Hepburn  Coz4ns-,  K.C., 
Norfolk,  S.  £);<'.,  now  I'aron  Cozens-Hardy. 


BARO.NETCIES. 

Greene.      Lieut. -Col.      (Walter)      Raymond 
D.S.O.,  Hackney,  N.  Dh'. 

Kaird,      Major     John     Lawrence.     C.M.C., 
D.S.O.,  fVanfifksAire,  Rugby  Dh: 

Gilmour,  Lieut. -Col.  John,  D..S.O.,  Claseov, 
PoUok  Dh: 

Xewton,  Major  Harry  Kottingham,  O.B.K., 
Essex,  Ilar^vich  Dh'. 


COl'RTESV    TITLES. 

Capt.  the  Hon.  Rupert  Edward  Cecil  Lee 
Guinness,  C.B.,  <1.S\ X't.,  Southend-on-Sea, 
now  Vi.scount  Elveden. 

hJ.njor  Christopher  Williann  Lowther,  Cumhe- 
land,  N.  Div.,  became  Hon.  on  his  father's 
elevation  to  the  Peerage. 

Lieut.-Col.  Francis  Vernon  Willey,  C.M.G., 
C.B.E.,  M.V.O.,  Bradford,  S.  Div..  Iwrcame 
Hon.  on  his  father's  elevation  to  the  Peerage. 


©E  KeOVELLE 


Consulting  Specialist  for  the  Hair  and  Scalp 

8"  LOWER  BELGRAVE  STREET. 
EATON  SQUARE.  LONDON. S.W.I 


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1 


15     HAHOVER.    SQ"UAB.E 


THE    MINISTRY 


Primt  Minister,  and  Firtt  Lord  ej  the  Treasury     Rt.   Hon.    David    I.Ioyd   George,    O.M  ,    P.C., 

(;£s.ooo) M.P. 

Lord  Privy  Seal  (£s,ooo),    and  Leader  of  the    Rt.  Hon.  (Joseph)  .Austen   Chamberlain,  P.C, 

House  oj  Commons  M.P. 

Lord  President  oj  the  Council {J,i,<xx>) Rt.   Hon.  Arthur  James  Balfour,   P.C,  O.M  . 

M.P.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  F.K.S. 

Chancellor  of  tht  Exchtqvtr(Jii,o<x>) Rt.    Hon.    Sir  Robert  Stevenson   Home,    P.C-, 

G.B.E.,  K.C.,  M.P. 

Lord  High  Chancellor  {£10,000) Rt.  Hon.  Viscount  Birkenhead,  P.C. 

Secretary  o/State,  Home  Department  Cfs.ooo) ...     Rt.  Hon.  Edward  Shortt,  P.C,  M.P.,  K.C. 
„  ,,       Foreign  Defartment  (/Js.ooo) 

and  Leader  of  the  House  0/   Rt.  Hon.  Karl  Curzon  of  Kedleston,  K.G.,  P.C, 

Lords G.C.S.I..  (;.C.I.F.. 

„  „      Colonial  Department  {£,^,000)    Rt.  Hon.  Winston   Leonard  Spencer-Churchill, 

P.C,  M.P.,  I.L.D. 
„  „       War    Department    (£,S'°°°)    Kt.  Hon.  Sir  Laming  Worthington  Evans,  Bt., 

P.C,  M.P. 
,,  ,,       Indian  Department {{,^,000')        Rt.  Hon.  Edwin  Samuel  Montagu,  P.C,  M.P. 

First  Lord 0/ the  Admiralty  (£^,$oo)    Rt.  Hon.  Baron  Lee  of  Fareham,  P.C,  G.B.E., 

K.C.B. 

Secrttary/er Scotland (£2,000)    Rt.  Hon.  Robert  Munro,  P.C,  K.C,  M.P. 

President  of  Board  of  Trade  (£^,ooa)    Rt.  Hon.  Stanley  Baldwin,  P.C,  M.P. 

Ministerof  Health  {£1,000) Rt.   Hon.   Sir  Alfred  Moritz  Mond,   Bt.,  P.C, 

M.P. 
Minister  of  Board  0/  Agriculture  and  Fisheries    Lieut. .Col.  the   Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Arthur  Sackville 

(j^a.ooo) Trevor  Griffith-Boscawen,  P.C,  M.P. 

President  of  Board  of  Education{£i,ooo) Rt.  Hon.  Herbert  Albert  Laurens  Fisher,  P.C, 

M.P.,  LL.D. 

Miuitter  of  Laiour  {£1,000)  Rt.    Hon.    Thomas    James    Macnam.ira,    P.C, 

LL.D.,  M.P. 

Lord- Lieutenant  of  Ireland  {£20,000)    Rt.  Hon.  Viscount  FitzAIan  of  Derwcnt,  P.C. 

G.C.V.O.,  D.S.O. 

Cki*f  Secretary  for  Ireland  {£^,^2$) Lieut. -Col.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Hamar  Greenwo<xl, 

Bt.,  P.C,  M.P.,  K.C. 
Attorney-General  {£t, 000  and  fees) » Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Gordon  Hewart,  P.C,  K.C,  M.P. 

The  above  form  the  Cabinet. 

Secretary  of  State  for  Air  {£-^000) Capt.  the  Rt.  Hon.   Frederick   Edward  Guest, 

P.C,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  M.P. 

First  Commissioner  of  Works  {£2,000)  Rt.  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Crawford,  P.C,  K.T. 

Chancellor  of  Ducky  of  Lancaster  (£2,000),  and 

Minister  of  Transport  {unpaid) Rt.  Hon.  Viscount  Peel,  P.C,  G.B.E. 

Solicitor-General  (£(>,ooo  and  fees)- Rt.    Hon.    Sir    Kmc<st    Murray   PolltK-k,    P.C. 

K.B.F...  K.C,  M.P. 

Paymaster-General Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Tudor  Walters,  P.C,  M.P. 

Minister  0/ Pensions  (£2,000)  Rt    Hon.  James  Ian  M.icpherson.  P.C,  K.C, 

M.P. 

Lord  Chancellor  of  Ireland  {£6,000)  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Ross,  lit.,  P.C. 

Postmaster-General {£2,^00) Rt.  Hon.  FrederickGeorgeKellaway,  I'.C.  M.P. 

Under  Secretary,  Colonial  Department  {Ct,yx3)       M.ijor    the    Hon.    Edward    Frederick    Lindley 

Wood,  M.P. 

,.  ,,  Indian  Department  {£t,%oo)  ...     ■ 

„  War  Department  {£t,soo)  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Robert  Arthur  Sanders,  Bt.,  M.P. 

,,  ,,  Home  Department  (£\,tfio) Major  Sir  John  I.awrence  Baird,  Bt..  C  M.O., 

-      D.S.O..  MP. 

„  „  of  Foreign  Department  Cecil  Bisshopp  Harrasworth,  Esq.,  .M.i*. 

Additional  Under  Secretary  of  Slate  for  Foreign 
Department,  and  Additional  Parliamentary 
Secretary    to    Board   of   Trade    (Director   of 

Overseas  7 rade)  {£2,000)  Sir  Philip  Lloyd-Creame,  K.B.E.,  M.C,  M.P. 

L'nder  Secretary  of  Slate  for  Air  (;£i,5oo)   and 

Vic  -President  of  Air  Council Baron  Gorell,  C.B.E.,  M.(  . 

FinmncieU  Secretetry  to  the  Treasury  {£2,000) Lieut.Com.    Edw.-»rd    Hilton    Vouns.    D.S.O. 

DSC,  R.N.V.R.,  MP. 


XXX  THE    MINISTRY. 


Secretary  of  Mines   (;£i,5oo) Rt.  Hon.  William  Clive  Bridgeman,  P.C.,  M.P. 

Parliantentarv  and   Financial  Secretary,   War  Lieut. -Col.  the  Hon.  (.jeorge  Frederick  Stanley, 

Department  {£i,soo)   C.M.G.,  M.P. 

Parliamentary  and  Financial  Secretary  to  the  Lieut.-Col.  Leopold  (Charles  Maurice)  Stennelt 

Admiralty  (£2,000)  Amery,  M.P. 

Parliamentary  Secretary  to  Board  of  Education 

(;£i,2oo) Rt.  Hon.  John  Herbert  Lewis,  P.C,  MP. 

Parliamentary  Secretary, Board 0/ Trade {£j,y>6)  Sir    William    Mitchell-Thomson,    Bt.,   K.B.E.» 

M.P. 
Parliamentary  Secretary,  Ministry    of  Health 

(;£i,5oo) Rt.  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Ancaster. 

Parliamentary  Secretary,  Ministry  of  Agriculture 

and  Fisheries  (£1,^00),  and  Deputy  Minister  ...  Rt.  Hon.  Earl  of  Onslow,  O.B.E. 

Parliamentary  Secretary  to  Ministry  of  Labour  Sir    (Clement     Anderson)    Montague     Barlow, 

C^i,20o)     K.B.E.,  M.P. 

Parliamentary  Secretary  to  Ministry  of  Pensions 

(;£i,ooo)    Major  George  Clement  Tryon,  M.P. 

Parliatneniary  Secretary  to  Ministry  of  Trans- 
port {£1,006)    Arthur  Neal,  Esq.,  M.P. 

Parliamentary   Under  Secretary  for  Health  in 

Scotland  John  William  Pratt,  Esq.,  M.P. 

Assistant  Postmaster-General {£\,ooo) Rt.  Hon.  Herbert  Pike  Pease,  P.C,  M.P. 

■Rt.  Hon.  Charles  Albert  McCurdy,  P.C,  K.C., 


V 


Parliamentary   {Patronage)    Secretaiies    to    the  I      M.P. 

Treasury  {£2,000) j  Lieut. -Col.     I>eslie     Orme     Wilson,     C.M.G., 


D.S.O.,  M.P. 
James  Parker,  Esq.,C.H.,  M.P. 


Naval  Lords  of  the  Admiralty  {£\,yx>  each) . 


J      •      T      J      ^ii     T-                ir                 t,\  I  losiah  Towyn  Jones,  Esq.,  M.P. 'K>f/a/V^. 

Jumor  Lords  of  the  Treasury  {£1,000  each)     •-  g;^  William  Sutherland,  K.CB  ,  -M.P. 

iLieut.-Col.  Sir  John  Gilmour.  Bt.,  D.S.O.,  -M.P. 
?Adm.  of  the  Fleet  Earl  Beatty,  G.C.B.,  O.M., 
G.C.V.O.,  D.S.O. 
Vice-Adm.  Sir  Henry    Francis   Oliver,  K.C.B., 

K.C.M.G.,  M.V.O. 
Rear-Adm.    Frederick    Lawrence    Field,    C.B., 

C.M.G. 
Rear-Adm.  the  Hon.  .Algernon  Douglas  Edward 

Harry  Boyle,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  M.V.O. 
Vice-Adm     Sir    Osmond    de    Beauvoir    Brock, 

K.CB.,  K.CM.G.,  K.C.V.O. 
Rear-.4dm.Sir  Alfred  Ernie  MontacuteChatfield, 
K.CM.G.,  C.B.,CV.O. 

Civil  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  (£1,000)  Com.    Bolton   Meredith   Eyres   Monsell,   R.N., 

M.P. 

Lord  Advocate  for  Scotland  {£$,000) Rt.  Hon.  Thomas  Brash  Morison,  P.C,  K.C. 

M.P. 

Solicitor-General  for  Scotland  {£2,000) Lieut. -Col.    Charles    David    Murray,    C.M.G., 

K.C,  M.P.,  LL.D. 

Attorney-General  for  Ireland  {£t„ooo)  -     

Solicitor  ,,  ,,         (;{;2,ooo) 


ROYAL     HOUSEHOLD. 

Political  Appointments  only. 

Lord  Chamberlain    The  Duke  of -\tholI,  P.C,  K.T.,  C.B.,  D.S.O., 

M.V.O. 

Lord Stexvard    Rt.  Hon.  Viscount  Farquhar,  P.C,  G.C V.O. 

Master  of  the  Horse Rt.    Hon.    Earl    of  Chesterfield,    K.G.,     P.C, 

G.C.  V.O. 

Treasurer    Lieut.-Col.  George  Abraham  Gibbs,  M.P. 

Comptroller Major  Harry  Barnston,  M.P. 

Vice-Chamberlain William  Dudley  Ward  E.sq.,  M.P. 

'Rt.     Hon.     Baron     .\nnaly,     G.C.  V.O.     {per- 
manent). 
Rt.  Hon.  Earl  of  Bradford. 
Rt.  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Clarendon. 
Rt.  Hon.  Earl  of  Lucan,  K.B.E.,  C.B. 
Rt.  Hon.  Baron  Somerleyton,  P.C,  K.C.VO. 
Rt.  Hon.  Baron  Stanmore,  C.V.O. 
l^Rt.  Hon   Viscount  Valentia,  C.B.,  M.V.O. 
Capt.  of  the  Hon.  Corps  of  Gentlemen-at-Arms  . .     Rt.  Hon.  Baron  Colebrooke,  P.C,  K.C.V.O. 
Capt.  of  the  Yeomen  of  the  Guard   Rt.  Ho.n.  Baron  Hylton. 


L  ords-in-  Waiting 


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POLITICAL   ORGANISATIONS. 


XXXllI 


POLITICAL      ORGANISATIONS. 


(L)  =  Liberal. 
(,L[/)  =  Liberal  Unionist. 


(O  =  Conservative  and  Unionist. 
(AO  =  Nationalist. 


Aati-Wute  Laaftie,  St.  James's  Street, 
S.W.I.     Secretary:  Ernest  Outhwaite. 

Aaaociation  of  OonserratiTe  Olnbs,  Palace 
Chambers,  Bridge  Street,  Westminster, 
S.W.I.     Secretary:  YTM<k?,o\hi.     (Q 

Britiah  Soeialist  Party,  Chaiidos  Hall,  21A, 
Maiden  Lane,  Charing  Cross,  W.C.a.  Sec-' 
retary  :  Albert  Inkpin. 

Ooalitioii  Liberft],  Central  Office,  25,  Old 
Queen  Street,  Westminster,  S.W. i. 

Cobden  Club,  Broadway  Court,  Westminster, 
S  W.  Honorary  Secretary  :  Major  Harry 
Barnes,  M.P.  Secretary:  F.  J.  Shaw. 
(Free  Trade  and  Peace) 

Eighty  Olnb,  3,  Hare  Couit,  Temple,  E.C.4. 
Secretary:  M.  Keith  Jackson.     (Z.) 

FabUa  Soeiety,  25,  Tothill  Street,  West- 
minster, S.W.I.  Hon.  Secretary:  E.  R. 
Pease.      Gen.  Secretary  :    F.  W.  Galton. 

Pree  Trade  TXaion,  6q,  Victoria  Street,  S.W. 
•Hon.  Secretaries:  Sir  Charles  Eldward 
Mallet  and  Charles  Roberts.  Secretary: 
E.  G.  Krunkcr. 

Home  Ooiutiee  Liberml  Federation,  42,  Parlia- 
ment .Street,  Westminster,  S.W.  Secretary : 
W.  .M.Crook,  O.  BE.  (Z.) 

ladependeat  Labour  Party,  8  and  9,  Johason's 
Court,  Fleet  Street,  E.C.4.  Secretary: 
Francis  Johnson. 

Iriah  Vnioaiet  AlUaaee,  109,  Grafton  Street, 
Dublin,  and  25,  Victoria  Street,  Westmiruster, 
.  S.W.I.     Hon.  Secretary:  John  E.  Walsh. 
(O 

Labour  Party,  The,  33,  Eccletton  Square, 
S.W.I.  Secretary:  Rt.  Hon.  Arthur 
Henderson.  P.C,  M.P.  National  Agent: 
Egerton  P.  Wake. 

Liberal  Central  Aaiooiation,  31,  Abingdon 
Street,  Westminster,  S.W.I.     (L) 

Liberal  Publication  Department,  41-42,  Par- 
liament Street,  S.W.  Secretary:  Harold 
Storey.     (/,) 

Liberal  Social  Cooaoil,  93,  Victoria  Street, 
S.W.I.    (/,) 


London  Liberal  Federation,  41-43,  Parliament 
Street,  Westminster,  S.W.i.  Hon.  Sec.  : 
Walter  Isaac.  J. P.     (L) 

National  Liberal  Federation,  43,  Parliament 
Street,  Westminster,  S.W.i.  .Secretary: 
Sir  Robert  A.  Hudson,  G.B.E.  Assist. 
Sec. :  Frank  Barter.     (L) 

National  Coaatitntional  Aiiociation,  64,  Vic- 
toria Street,  S.W.i.  Secretary :  Barrington 
Hooper,  C.B.E.    (Ind.C) 

National  Tlnioniit  ▲■•ociation,  Unionist  Cen- 
tral Office,  Palace  Chambers,  Bridge  Street, 
Westminster,  S.W.i.  Honorary  Principal 
Agent,  Capt.  .Sir  (John)  Malcolm  Fraser,  Bt. 
Secretary:  George  Godwin.     (.C&*LU) 

Primroie  League,  64,  Victoria  Street,  S.W 
Grand  Master :  Marquess  Curzon  of  Kedle- 
stoo,  K.G.,  PC,  G.C.S.I.,  G.C.I.E.  Sec- 
retary: Reginald  Bennett      (C) 

Scottiab  Liberal  Federation.  General  Sec- 
retary:  William  Webster,  C.B.E..  J.P. 
Eastern  Office— 95,  Princes  Street,  Edin- 
burgh. Wbster.v  Office — 7,  West  George 
Street,  Gla.sgow.     (Z.) 

Scottieh  Unionist  Association,  2,  Frederick 
Street,  Edinburgh.     (U) 

Tariff  Reform  League,  26,  .Abingdon  Street, 
S.W.I.     Secretary  :  G.  Graham  Anderson. 

Ulster  Unionist  Council.  Old  Town  Hall, 
Bcira.st.     Secretary:  A.  W.  Hungerford. 

Union  Defence  League,  35,  Victoria  Street, 
S.W.     (C) 

United  Olnb,  c/o  Constitutional  Club,  38. 
Northumberland  Avenue,  W.C.a.  Hon. 
Secretary:  J.  F.  Vesey  FitzGerald. 

United  Irish  League,  39,  O'Connell  Street, 
Upper,  Dublin.     (A'^) 

United  Irish  League  of  Oreat  Britain,  a  and 
4,  Great  Smith  Street,  Westminster,  S.W. 
General  Secretary :  Frederick  L.  Crilly.   (A') 

Women's  National  Liberal  Federation,  172, 
Victoria  Street,  .S.W.i.  .Secretary:  .Miu 
McLaren  Ramsay.    (Z.) 


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mo^^siT'  Stpi0re^^ 


EXPLANATION   OF  TECHNICAL 

PARLIAMENTARY    EXPRESSIONS. 

WITH    BRIEF   DESCRIPTIONS  OF   THE 

Duties  of  some  of  the  Higher  Officers  of  State. 


Acceptance  of  Office.  Under  sta- 
tute 6  Anne,  c.  41,  the  holder  of  an  office  of 
Erofit  accepted  from  the  Crown  or  the  Lord- 
.ieutenant  of  Ireland,  is  incapacitated  for 
a  ;eat  in  Parliament,  if  the  office  be  created 
since  1705.  The  acceptor  of  any  office 
created  before  that  year  must  vacate  his 
scat  and  submit  himself  to  re-election  ;  but 
by  the  Representation  of  the  People  Act, 
1867,  and  some  Amending  Acts,  holders 
of  the  principal  offices  of  State  are  re- 
lieved from  the  obligation  to  submit  them- 
selves to  re-election,  upon  a  transfer  from 
one  office  to  another  ;  the  Law  Officers  also 
on  transfer  do  not  vacate.  The  legislation 
on  the  subject  is  tangled  and  obscure,  but 
the  result,  broadly  speaking,  is  that  holders 
of  the  higher  political  offices  vacate  their 
seats  on  appomtment,  except  in  cases  of 
transfer,  but  may  be  re-elected  ;  that  holders 
of  minor  political  offices,  who  are  not  ap- 
pointed directly  by  the  Crown,  e.g.  Under- 
Secretaries  of  State,  do  not  vacate  their 
seats  on  appointment ;  and  that  Judges,  and 
members  of  the  permanent  Civil  Service  are 
disqualified  for  a  seat  in  Parliament.  Holders 
of  the  following  Offices  in  the  Ministry  vacate 
their  seats  on  appointment,  seeking  re- 
election :  • — The  First  Ixjrd  of  the  Treasury  ; 
the  Lord  Privy  Seal  ;  the  Chancellor  of  the 
Exchequer ;  the  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  ; 
the  six  Principal  Secretaries  of  State  (but 
not  the  Under  Secretaries),  the  Secretary  for 
Scotland ;  the  Presidents  of  Boards  of 
Apiculture  and  Education  ;  the  Ministers  of 
Health,  labour,  Pensions  and  Transport  ; 
the  Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster  ; 
the  Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland  ;  the  Post- 
master-Gen. ;  the  First  Commissioner  of 
Works ;  the  Junior  I-ords  of  the  Treasury 
on  fin>t  appointment  (paid  and  unpaid) ;  the 
Civil  I»rd  of  the  Admiralty  ;  the  Attorneys- 
General  for  England  and  Ireland ;  the  Lord 
.Advocate  for  Scotland  ;  the  three  Solicitors- 
General  ;  and  Ministers  without  Portfolio. 
The  following  officials  of  the  Koyal  House- 
hold also  vacate  their  seats  on  appoint- 
ment : — Treasurer  of  the  Household  ;  C-omp- 
troller  of  the  Household;  and  the  Vice- 
Chamberlain.  Holders  of  Civil  Service 
pensions  are  not  disqualified.  A  member 
appointed  an  Ambassador  does  not  thereby 
vacate  his  seat. 

Adjournment  of  its  sitting  is  solely  in 

the  power  of  each  House  of  Parliament  :  but 
if  both  Houses  be  adjourned  for  more  than 
fourteen  days,  the  Crown  may  by  proclamation 
direct  them  to  re-assemble.  Adjournment  by 
the  House  of  Commons  (unless  pursuant  to 
a  Standing  or  Special  Order)  must  be  on 
question  put  and  agreed  to,  except  when  there 
U  "  no  House."  Ntotions  for  the  adjournment 
of  the  House  "  on  a  definite  matter  of  urgent 
public  importance,"  are  used  as  the  means  of 
discussing  a  matter  of  which  notice  has  not 


been  given,  but  this  power  has  been  placed 
under  limitations  by  certain  rulesof  procedure. 
Adjournment  of  debate  may  be  moved  by 
any  member  who  has  not  spoken  to  the 
original  question,  at  any  time  before  the  ques- 
tion is  fully  put,  but  it  cannot  be  moved  in 
committee,  and  discu.ssion  must  be  kept 
strictly  to  the  question  of  adjournment.  In 
case  of  grave  disorder  arising,  the  Speaker 
may  if  he  thinks  it  necessary  adjourn  the 
House  without  question  put,  or  suspend  any 
sitting  for  a  time  10  be  named  by  him. 

Admiralty,  First  Lord  of  the.     Is 

Chief  of  the  Commissioners,  appointed  to 
discharge  the  office  of  Lord  High  Admiral. 
He  is  the  political  head  of  the  Navy,  and  it 
is  through  him  that  the  Cabinet  exerci.ses 
control  over  it. 

Air,    Secretary    of    State    for. 

Has  the  general  control  and  direction  of 
the  Air  Force. 

Aliens  are  incapable  of  voting  for  the 
election  of  members  of  Parliament,  neither 
can  they  take  their  seats  as  members  for  any 
constituency. 

Amendment, An.  Isthemodeby which 

the  decision  of  the  Hou.se  on  a  question  may 
be  intercepted,  by  submitting  for  its  con- 
sideration an  alternative  proposition,  either 
wholly  or  partially  opposed  to  the  original 
question. 

ArroRNEY-GENERAL,  The,  is  the  chief 

legal  adviser  of  the  Crown  ;  he  institutes 
informations  and  prosecutions  for  the  Crown 
in  matters  criminal,  and  suits  for  anything 
concerning  the  King  in  inheritance  or  profit. 

Auditor.     [See  Election  Auditor.] 

Ayes.  Members  voting  in  favour  of  a 
motion. 

Ballot,  The.     [See  Election  of  Mem- 
bers.] 
Bankrupt  Members  are  by  statute 

rendered  incapable  of  sitting  and  voting.  At 
the  expiration  of  six  monins  after  a  mem- 
ber has  become  a  bankrupt,  his  election  is 
void,  and  a  writ  will  issue  for  the  election  of 
another  representative,  unless  in  the  mean- 
time the  bankruptcy  has  been  annulled. 

Bills,  Private.     [See  Private  Bills.] 
Bills,  Public.     In  the  House  of  Lords 

the  consent  of  the  House  is  not  lequirec!  to 
the  introduction  of  a  bill ;  in  the  Commons 
a  bill  can  be  brought  in  either  by  prescnta- 
tion  (under  the  1903  rule)  or  by  motion  ami 
leave.  Proposals  for  bills  relating  to  tax- 
ation, and  the  grant  of  public  money  must 
be  moved  in  a  committee  of  the  whole 
House,  having  received  the  previous  recom- 
mendation  01   the  Crown.      After  the  first 


*  On  occasion  Acts  have  been  pa.ssed  making  this  temporarily  unnecessar>-,  and  in  igig  an 
Act  was  passed  abolishing  the  necessity  for  re-election  in  respect  of  appoiotmcnts  made  within 
nine  months  of  any  proclamation  summoning  a  new  Parliament. 


XXXVl 


TECHNICAL    PARLIAMENTARY    EXPRESSIONS. 


reading  a  day  is  appointed  for  the  second 

reading,  previously  to  which  the  bill  is 
printed,  and  each  member  supplied  with  a 
copy.  Discussion  of  the  principles  of  a  bill 
may  be  held  on  any  of  its  stages,  except  in 
committee  and  on  the  stage  of  consideration 
as  amended  in  committee ;  but  the  most 
usual  period  for  this  discussion  is  the  second 
reading.  After  being  read  a  second  time 
the  bill,  except  in  the  case  of  a  bill  im- 
posing taxes,  or  a  consolidated  fund  or 
appropriation  bill,  stands  committed  to  one 
of  the  six  Standing  Committees,  unless  the 
House  otherwise  order.  Bills  so  excepted 
go  to  a  committee  of  the  whole  House. 
When  the  details  of  the  bill  have  been 
considered  in  Committee,  and  the  bill  has 
been  debated  clause  by  clause,  the  chair- 
man of  the  committee  reports  it  to  the 
House.  This  he  does  by  stating  to  the 
Speaker  that  "  the  committee  has  gone 
through  the  bill,"  and  has  either  "made 
amendments  thereunto"  or  "directed  him 
to  report  the  same  without  amendment." 
If  no  amendment  has  been  made,  the  bill 
is  ordered  to  be  read  a  third  time  either 
forthwith  or  on  a  future  day  ;  but  if  the 
committee  have  altered  it  the  bill  is  ordered 
to  be  considered  as  amended.  If  the  amend- 
ments are  considerable,  it  is  customary  to 
reprint  the  bill.  On  the  consideration  of  a 
bill  as  amended,  amendments  may  be  made 
or  new  clauses  (of  which  notice  has  been 
given)  may  be  added,  such  as  could  have 
been  proposed  in  Committee.  A  bill  may 
also  be  committed  to  a  Select  Committee 
after  second  reading,  but  must  in  that  case, 
after  it  has  passed  the  Select  Committee,  be 
recommitted  to  a  Committee  of  the  whole 
House.  On  the  third  reading  the  judgment 
of  the  House  is  expressed  upon  the  entire 
bill,  and  only  verbal  amendments  can  at  this 
stage  be  made.  During  the  progress  of  the 
bill  the  House  may  divide  on  the  following 
questions  :  i.st,  on  the  motion  for  leave  of 
introduction  (unless  the  Bill  is  presented 
under  the  IQ02  rule)  ;  2nd,  on  the  second 
reading  ;  3rd,  on  a  motion  to  commit  the 
bill  to  a  Committee  other  than  a  .Standing 
Committee,  that  the  bill  be  recommitted  ; 
4th,  that  it  be  read  a  third  time.  These  are 
exclusive  of  the  divisions  that  may  be  taken 
on  amendments  proposed  to  be  made  to  the 
bill  in  committee,  or  on  its  consideration 
as  amended.  After  the  passing  of  a  bill, 
the  Clerk  of  the  House  takes  it  to  the  bar 
of  the  House  of  Lords,  and  hands  it  to  the 
Clerk  of  Parliaments,  signed  and  endorsed 
in  Norman  French.  In  the  Upper  House  it 
passes  through  similar  forms  to  those  of  the 
Commons.  If  the  Lords  agree  with  the  Com- 
mons in  the  principle  of  a  measure,  but  differ 
on  matters  of  detail,  the  bill  is  returned  to 
the  Commons,  bearing  the  amendments  the 
Lords  propose :  these  are  considered  by  the 
Lower  House,  and  if  disagreed  to,  the  bill 
is  returned  back  to  the  Lords  with  a  mes- 
sage assigning  reasons  for  the  disagreement. 
A  Public  Bill,  other  than  a  Money  Bill,  as 
defined  by  the  Parliament  Act,  191 1  (see 
Money  Bill),  having  been  passed  by  the  House 
of  Commons  in  three  successive  sessions,  and 
having  been  sent  up  to  the  House  of  Lords 
one  month  before  the  end  of  the  session,  if 
rejected  by  the  House  of  Lords  in  each  of 
those  sessions,  can  then  be  presented  direct  to 
His  Majesty  for  the  Royal  Assent,  provided 
that  two  years  have  elapsed  between  the  date 
of  second  reading  in  the  first  session  of  the  Bill 


in  the  House  of  Commons,  and  the  date  at 
which  it  passes  there  in  the  third  session.  A 
Bill  is  considered  rejected  by  the  House  of 
Lords  unless  it  is  passed  by  that  chamber, 
either  without  amendment  or  only  with 
amendments  agreed  to  by  both  Houses. 
Differences  between  the  Houses  weje  for- 
merly settled  by  a  conference,  but  this 
practice  has  now  become  obsolete.  Acts  of 
amnesty  are  read  only  once  in  each  House. 
Bills  that  have  passed  both  Houses  remain 
with  the  Lords,  except  those  of  supply, 
which  are  sent  back  to  the  Commons,  to  be 
by  the  Speaker  presented  at  the  bar  of  the 
Lords  lor  the  Royal  assent. 

Board      of      Agriculture     and 

Fisheries,  The  President  of.  Is  head 
of  the  Government  Department  controlling 
matters  dealing  with  lands,  animals,  rivers, 
and  the  sea,  as  well  as  the  Ordnance  Survey. 
This  department,  founded  in  1889  as  to 
agriculture,  was  extended  to  cover  fisheries 
in  1903. 

Board  of  Education,    President 

OF.  Has  control  of  this  Government  De- 
partment of  Education  for  England  and 
Wales,  and  supervises  the  distribution  of 
the  Government  grants  towards  elementary, 
secondary,  technical.  University,  and  all 
other  forms  of  public  education  ;  the  de- 
partment has  a  large  inspection  and  exami- 
nation staff. 

Board  of  Trade,  The.    Considers  all 

matters  especially  relating  to  trade  and 
commercial  relations.  It  consists  of  a  Presi- 
dent  and  several  high  officers  of  State, 
though  it  is  practically  managed  by  a  Presi- 
dent and  Parliamentary  Secretary.  It  has 
the  general  superintendence  of  all  matters 
relating  to  merchant  ships  and  seamen,  and 
exercises  a  supervision  over  harbours,  elec- 
tric lighting,  the  administration  of  the  Law 
of  Bankruptcy,  the  registration  of  Joint 
Stock  Companies,  etc.,  while  it  also  exercises 
financial  control  over  the  principal  lighthouse 
authorities.  It  collects  and  publishes  sta- 
tistics of  the  revenue,  trade,  commerce, 
wealth,  population,  etc.,  of  the  United 
Kingdom  and  its  dependencies,  as  well  as  of 
foreign  countries. 

Bribery.      Both   the  giver    and    the 

receiver  of  a  bribe  can  be  put  into  the  wit- 
ness-box and  be  compelled  to  answer  any 
questions,  however  they  might  criminate 
themselves.  The  giver  must  say  to  whom 
he  gave,  and  what  he  gave,  and  where  he 
procured  the  cash.  The  receiver  must  say 
what  he  received,  and  from  whom  he  received 
it.  Any  person  who  gives  or  receives  a  bribe 
is  disfranchised  for  life,  and  his  name  is  to  be 
printed  at  the  foot  of  every  succeeding  re- 
gister of  voters  for  that  place  in  a  distinct 
list,  headed  "disqualified  for  bribery,  treat- 
ing, or  undue  influence."  A  candidate 
personally  guilty  of  bribery  is  incompetent 
to  sit  in  a  Parliament  for  seven  years.  He  is 
liable  to  an  indictment  for  misdemeanour,  and 
to  be  punished  with  fine  and  in:prisonment. 
He  is  incompetent  to  vote  at  any  Parliamen- 
tary or  municipal  election  ;  he  cannot  hold  any 
municipal  or  judicial  office  ;  and,  if  a  magis- 
trate, is  to  be  removed  from  the  commission 
of  the  peace  The  offences  of  "  bribery," 
"treating,"  and  "undue  and  corrupt  in- 
fluence" are  defined  by  statute  law,  especially 
by  the  Corrupt,  etc..  Practices  Prevention  Act, 


DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WHITE  AUSTRALIA  FOR 

ORANGE  GROWERS 


TBKSE   FIVE-YEAR   SEEDLESS   ORANGES    ON    MURRAY   RiVi^n. 


>.ASES    PER   TREE. 


AUSTRALIA,  the  all-white,  all- British  Dominion  under  the  starry  Southern  Cross,  washed  by 
the  sunlit  dancing  seas.  A  wonderfully  rica,  fertile  island-continent,  enjoyed  by  only  five  and  a 
quarter  millions  of  British-Australians,  but  under  present  Government  plans  likely  to  see  by  the 
next  generatian  an  expansion  to  twenty  millions. 

NO  COUNTRT  has  a  healthier  or  more  highly  productive  climate,  or  presents  so  equal  an  oppor- 
tunity to  the  young  for  material  advancement  and  abiding  happiness. 

'  To  the  man  of  moderate  means  seeking  an  open  air  life  in  afo  ideal  climate,  the  surest  ineome 
is  won  from  the  soil,  preferably  within  the  Government  irrigation  areas  on  Small  Holdings  for  dairying, 
fruit-grOMong,  pig  and  sheep  farming,  chicken  raising. 

ORANGE  GROVES  IN  BL03S0M  OR  FRDIT  ALL  THE  TEAR  ROUND.— The  Best  Money- 
Maker  of  all  is  the  Ug  rei  seedleis  orange.  To  the  man  of  brains,  energy,  and  capital,  its  money  prizes 
are  big,  and  it  throws  in  health  and  joyousness  for  good  measure. 

AUSTRALIA  ALONG  HER  HURRAY  VALLEY  U  the  best  endowed  by  Nature  of  all  orange- 
growing  countries  for  economical,  abundant,  and  quality  production.     And  she  has  the  Market 

advantage  of  the  Reverse  Season  over 
California,  Italy,  and  Spain. 

"RIVERSIDE,  THE  ORANGE- 
GROVES  WHERE  THE  RED 
GUMS  GROW."— In  1914-15-16, 
the  Riverside  Orange  Groves  Co. 
planted  over  300  acres  on  their  4,000 
acre  Freehold  Estate  (formerly  a  fine 
old  sheep  farm)  on  the  River  Murray, 
N'ictori.i,  .\ustralia,  300  miles  north 
of  Melbourne,  and  convenient  by 
river  or  road  to  railway  towns. 

In  1921  the  Government  of 
Victoria  bought  from  them.  250  acres 
of  this  for  Bohlier  settlement,  and  18 
soldier  orange  growers  arc  now  in 
possession. 

In  1922-23,  the  Company  will  be 
planting   and   selling   orange   groves 
THE  OLD  SHEEP  FARM.  for  (losscssion  in  four-five  years  when 

bearing,  or  lor  iiosscssion  when  planted.     Or,  selling  orange  land  ready  for  planting. 

SBLUMQ  BOGS  AND  CREAM  WHILE  THE  ORANGES  GROW.— In  some  cases,  small  dairy, 
pig,  sheep,  or  poultrj'  fanns  will  Ix  sold  combin«i  with  or.inge  or  lemon  growing.  The  land  is  cleared 
and  improved.  The  Government  Irrigation  channels,  with  ample  water,  are  already  on  the  land,  and 
Govtmment  guaranteed  water  righu  and  a  (reehold  land  title  are  secured  to  every  buyer. 

Particulars  from  the  Company's  Attorney  :  J.  W.  ARTHUR  KELLY,  at  196,  Bishopsgate,  London, 
£.0.3,  or  343.  Collins  Street,  Meltwurne. 

Mr.  J.  W.  Arthur  Kelly  is  a  Government  Auctioneer  and  Sworn  Lands  Valuer,  with  tlarty  year»' 
experience  of  Lands  Settlement.  He  knows  the  KsUte,  and  he  is  a  specialist  in  orange  and  other 
imgated  culture. 


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TECHNICAL    PARLIAMENTARY    EXPRESSIONS. 


XXXIX 


1 88 J.  The  maximum  scale  of  expenditure 
duniig  an  election  now  is  in  the  case  of  a 
County  ^d.  for  each  elector  on  the  Register, 
and  5^.  in  the  case  of  a  Borough  (with  modifi- 
cation for  joint  candidates).  Expenditure 
above  this  scale  is  an  illegal  practice,  punish- 
able by  fine,  and  by  electoral  and  parliamen- 
tary disability.  Payment  by  candidates  for 
conveyance  of  voters  is  prohibited.  Penalties 
for  corrupt  practices  have  lately  been  in- 
creased ;  and  the  intervention  of  the  Public 
Prosecutor  at  election  trials  is  prescribed. 

Budget,  The.  Is  the  financial  state- 
ment laid  annually  by  the  Chancellor  of  the 
Exchetjuerbefore  Parliament  of  the  estimated 
public  income  and  expenditure  of  the  follow- 
ing or  current  financial  year.  In  it  he 
mentions  what  taxes  it  is  proposed  to  re- 
peal, to  reduce,  or  augment,  and  what  new 
ones  are  to  be  imposed.  In  his_  speech 
on  this  occasion  the  Chancellor  reviews  the 
financial  condition  of  the  country,  comparing 
the  income  and  expenditure  of  the  previous 
year  with  those  of  preceding  years,  justifying 
the  changes  that  are  proposed  to  be  made, 
and  estimating  their  probable  effects. 

Burgess.  Is  a  person  whose  name 
appears  upon  the  Burgess  Roll  of  Boroughs. 

Burgess  Roll.     Is  a  list  kept  in  each 

municipal  borough  of  the  burgesses  of  the 
borough. 

Cabinet,  The.  A  Committee  formed 
out  of  the  Privy  Council,  which  acts  as  the 

.  comiecting  link  between  the  Crown  and  Par- 
liament. It  is  formed  of  the  highest  officers 
of  State,  and  always  includes  the  First 
Lord  of  the  Treasury,  the  Lord  Chancellor, 
the  Lord  President  of  the  Council,  the  Lord 
Privy  Seal,  the  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer, 
the  Secretaries  of  State  (except  for  Air»,  and 
the  First  Lord  of  the "  Admiralty.  It  also 
includes  members,  selected  from  the  follow- 
ing functionaries  at  the  discretion  of  the 
Premier :—  Commissioner  of  Works  and 
Buildings,  Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lan- 
caster, President  o(  the  Board  of  Trade,  Post- 
mastet-C.encral,  .Secretary  of  State  for  Air, 
Secretar>-  for  Scotland,  Chief  Secretary  for 
Ireland,  President  of  the  \jxa\  Government 
Board,  President  of  the  Board  of  Education, 
President  of  the  Board  of  Agriculture,  and 
Attomey-Ocneral.  Thememlxrrsareall  Privy 
Councillors,  and  being  more  immediately 
responsible  for  the  conduct  of  public  affairs, 
their  deliberations  are  always  considered 
confidential,  and  kept  secret,  even  from 
their  colleagues  who  are  not  in  the  Cabinet, 
nuring  the  latter  part  of  the  War,  and  for 
some  time  .ifterwards,  the  Cabinet  was  re- 
presented by  a  smalt  War  Cabinet.  It 
now  has  a  Secretary,  and  minutes  pf  its 
proceedings  are  kept  but  not  published. 
iSee  Ministry.] 

Call,  The,  of  the  Houses.    Under 

the  former  practice  of  both  Houses  when' 
urgent  business  was  anticipated,  days  were 
appointed,  when  the  names  of  the  members 
were  called  over,  and  those  who  were  not 
then  present  were  subject  to_  cen.sure^  or 
punishment  from  the  House.  This  practice, 
nowevcr.  has  fallen  into  disuse. 

Candidate's  Deposit.  C^ffi ;  for- 
feited if  votes  polled  do  not  exceed  \  of  total 
poll  in  constituency ;    repaid  to  an   elected 


Member  when  he  has  taken  the  oath  as 
Member. 

Candidate's  Expenses.    [See  under 

Bribery.] 

Chairman  of  Committee  of  Ways 

AND  Means  is  elected  by  the  House  at  the 
beginning  of  each  Parliament.  He  pre- 
sides when  the  House  is  in  Committee,  and 
sits  at  the  table  in  the  seat  of  the  Clerk  of 
the  House.  His  vote  is  never  given  in 
committee,  except  when,  on  a  division,  the 
numbers  are  equal.  In  the  absence  of  the 
Speaker,  he  or  the  Deputy  Chairman  pre- 
sides as  Deputy  Speaker,  but  only_  holds 
that  office  from  day  to  day.  He  is  also 
charged  with  a  general  superintendence 
over  Private  Bill  Legislation.  A  Deputy 
Chairman  is  now  also  elected  for  each  Par- 
liament. 

Chancellor    of   the    Duchy    of 

Lancaster.  Is  a  Minister  appointed  (by 
surrender  of  the  seal  into  his  keeping)  to 
manage  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster  estates ; 
he  appoints  magistrates  for  the  County 
Palatine  of  Lancashire,  and  performs  duties 
for  Lancashire  similar  to  those  performed  by 
the  Lord  Chancellor  for  the  rest  of  England. 

Chancellor   of  the   Exchequer, 

The.  Is  the  principal  Finance  Minister  of 
the  Crown,  and  exerci.ses  the  chief  and  most 
responsible  control  over  the  expenditure  of 
different  branches  of  the  public  revenue,  the 
details  of  which  are  annually  submitted  for 
revision.     [See  Budget.] 

Chancellor,  The  Lord.     Is  created 

by  the  will  of  the  Sovereign,  by  the  act  of 
delivering  the  Great  Seal  into  his  custody  ; 
he  holds  office  during  the  pleasure  of  the 
Crown,  but  practically  resigns  office  with  his 
party.  He  is  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Lords, 
and  by  virtue  of  his  office  a  Member  of  the 
Privy  Council.  He  issues  writs  for  sum- 
moning Parliament,  and  transacts  all  business 
connected  with  the  custody  of  the  Great  Seal. 
He  is  principal  adviser  to  the  Crown  in 
matters  of  law,  President  of  the  Supreme 
Court  of  Judicature,  and  head  of  the  profes- 
sion of  the  law.  He  appoints  the  judges  of 
the  High  Court,  and  the  judges  of  county 
courts,  inserts  the  names  of  justices  in  the 
commissions  of  the  peace,  and  is  patron  of  all 
Crown  livings  rated  under  Cio  per  annum. 
He  is  visitor  in  right  of  the  Crown  of  all 
hospitals  and  colleges  of  Royal  foundation, 
has  the  general  guardianship  of  ail  infants, 
idiots,  and  lunatics  :  and  exercises  a  special 
jurisdiction  in  questions  relating  to  charities, 
and  trust  estates.  He  ranks  above  all  Dukes 
not  of  the  blood  royal,  and  next  below  the 
Archbishop  of  Canterbury  ;  _  is  customarily 
created  a  Peer,  but  presides  over  the 
Hou.sc  of  Lords  whether  so  created  or  not. 
During  absence  abroad  on  official  business 
the  office  is  put  into  commission. 

Change  of  Ministry.     [See  Seals 

of  Office.] 

Chiltern    Hundreds.      The    three 

Hundreds  of  Stoke,  Desborough,  and  Burn- 
ham,  comprise  the  southernmost  part  of  the 
Chiltern  Hills,  a  ranee  of  chalky  hills  tra- 
versing the  county  of  Bucks,  between  Tring, 
in  Hertfordshire,  and  Goring,  in  Warwick- 
shire. The  office  of  "  The  Steward  of  the 
Chiltein    Hundreds"    is  supposed   to  have 


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TECHNICAL    PARLIAMENTARY    EXPRESSIONS. 


been  established  for  the  purpose  of  sup- 
pressing bands  of  depredators  who  in  former 
times  infested  the  forests  with  which  the 
sides  of  these  hills  were  covered,  and  it  has 
been  retained  to  enable  members  of  the 
House  of  Commons  to  resign  their  seats 
by  accepting  office  under  the  Crown.  The 
duties  and  the  remuneration  of  this  office  are 
nominal.  The  appointment  is  vested  in  the 
Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer.  The  Steward- 
ships of  the  Manors  of  Northstead  and 
Hempholme  are  analogous  offices.  Writs 
for  re-election  to  seats  thus  vacated  cannot 
be  issued  during  recess. 

Clerk  of  the  House  of  Commons. 

Is  appointed  by  letters  patent ;  performs  the 
office  of  president  during  the  election  of  the 
Speaker  ;  sits  at  the  upper  end  of  the  table,  * 
with  two  assistants  ;  is  responsible  for  the 
record  of  the  proceedings  of  the  House  ;  signs 
all  its  orders,  endorses  bills  sent  to  the  House 
of  Lords,  and  reads  aloud  such  documents  as 
the  House  may  require.  The  appointment  of 
the  Clerks  in  the  service  of  the  House,  other 
than  Clerks  at  the  table,  is  vested  in  this  officer. 

Clerk  of  the  Parliaments  occu- 
pies an  analogous  position  in  the  House  of 
Lords  to  the  Clerk  of  the  House  of  Commons. 

Closure   of   the   Debate   can,  by 

Standing  Order,  be  obtained  upon  the  motion 
of  any  Member,  unless  the  Speaker  or  the 
Chairman  of  Committees  withholds  his  assent. 

Colonies,  Secretary  of  State  for 

THE.  Has  under  his  control  matters  con- 
nected with  the  government  of  our  extensive 
colonial  possessions. 

Committals.    The  House  of  Commons 

has  the  power  to  repress  any  aggression  com- 
mitted upon  its  privileges,  and  it  can  order 
into  custody  any  person  so  offending.  Such 
imprisonment,  however,  expires  at  the  end  of 
the  session. 

Committee  of  Public   Accounts, 

The.  Examines  the  accounts  .showing  the 
appropriation  of  sums  granted  annually  by 
Parliament  to  meet  the  public  expenditure. 
It  consists  of  not  less  than  eleven  members 
(the  more  usual  number  being  fifteen),  who 
are  nominated  at  the  commencement  of 
each  session. 

Committee  on   Public   Petitions, 

Th  e.  Reports  throughout  the  session  a  classi- 
fied list  of  the  petitions  presented  to  the 
House,  and  scrutmises  them  for  the  purpose 
of  seeing  whether  or  not  they  are  in  order. 

Committees,  Standing.      There  are 

now  six  of  these,  each  consisting  of  40  to  60 
members  with  10  to  15  "specialists"  added, 
appointed  by  the  House  of  Commons  pur- 
suant to  Standing  Order,  to  which  all  bills 
stand  committed  after  second  reading,  unless 
the  House  otherwise  order,  except  Finance, 
Consolidated  Fund  or  Appropriation  Bills. 
Members  to  serve  on  these  Committees  are 
nominated  by  the  Committee  of  Selection. 

Committees.      Those    of  the    whole 

House  are  generally  for  the  purpose  of  con- 
sidering resolutions,  or  the  details  of  a  bill, 
or  for  financial  purposes,  such  as  those  for 
"Supply"  or  "Ways  and  Means."  Select 
Committees  are  for  .specific  purposes,  and  the 
numbers  composing  them,  as  a  rule,  consist 
of  fifteen  members.  Presence  of  strangers  is 
generally  permitted  by  Commons  Committees 
while  witnesses  are  under  examination,  but 


not  while  the  Committee  deliberates.  Mem- 
bers are  entitled  to  be  present  throughout 
Committee  sittings,  unless  the  House  other- 
wise order,  or  unless  it  be  a  Secret  Com- 
mittee. The  consideration  of  private-bills  is 
referred  to  Committees  consisting  of  four 
members.  Under  Standing  Order,  Select 
Committees  can  sit  during  the  sitting  of 
the  House,  except  while  the  House  is  at 
prayers.  When  the  House  goes  into  Com- 
mittee, the  Speaker  vacates  the  chair,  the 
mace  is  placed  under  the  table,  and  the 
Chairman  of  Ways  and  Means,  or  in  his 
absence  the  Deputy  Chairman  or  another 
member,  is  called  on  to  preside. 

Conference,  A.     Is  the  meeting  of  a 

delegated  number  of  Peers  and  of  members 
of  the  Commons'  House  to  communicate  a 
written  message  upon  matters  in  which  it  is 
desirable  that  the  two  Houses  should  co- 
operate. At  a  "  free  conference  "  the  subject 
of  the  written  message  may  be  taken  into 
debate.  Conferences  of  the  old  kind  are 
now  obsolete,  having  been  practically  super- 
seded by  informal  negotiations  between  lead- 
ing members  of  the  two  Houses. 

Controverted  Elections.  The  trial 

of  election  petitions  is  regulated  by  a  sta- 
tute which  transfers  the  entire  jurisdiction 
to  the  Courts  of  Law.  A  petition  complain- 
ing of  an  undue  election  must  be  presented 
within  21  days  after  the  return  of  the  writ, 
unless  it  questions  the  return  on  an  allegation 
of  corrupt  practices,  etc..  in  which  case  it 
may  be  presented  at  any  time  within  28  days 
after  the  day  of  payment.  Thus  the  practice 
of  promising  at  the  election  and  paying  after 
the  time  had  elapsed  for  the  presentation  of  a 
petition  is  met  by  permission  being  given  to 
petition  between  28  days  after  the  payment 
of  the  bribe,  whensoever  made.  At  the  time 
of  presentation  of  a  petition,  or  within  three 
days  after,  security  for  ;£i,ooo  is  to  be  given 
by  those  who  present  it  for  payment  of  all 
costs,  charges,  and  expenses  that  may  become 
payable  by  the  petition.  < ' 

Count-out.     If  a  member  takes  notice 

of  the  number  present,  the  Speaker  counts 
the  House,  and  if  forty  members  be  not  pre- 
sent, the  Speaker  adjourns  the  House  without 
question  put,  till  next  sitting-day.  Under 
the  existing  Standing  Orders  of  the  House 
cannot  be  counted  out  between  8.15  and 
g.15  o'clock  p.m.     [See  No  House.] 

Courts  of  Revision.     [See  Registra- 
tion of  Voters  and  Revising  Barrister.] 
Demise  of  the  Crown.    Since  the 

Reform  Act  of  1867  the  Demise  of  the 
Crown  does  not  necessitate  a  Dissolution, 
but  if  at  the  time  of  the  Sovereign's  death 
Parliament  happens  to  be  adjourned  or 
prorogued  it  must  meet  immediately.  If, 
however,  there  is  no  Parliament  in  existence 
at  the  moment,  the  old  Parliament  a^ain 
meets,  and  may  serve  for  six  months.  Smce 
1901  the  holding  of  any  office  under  the 
Crown,  whether  within  or  without  the 
British  Dominions,  is  not  affected  by 
the  Demise  of  the  Crown. 

Deputy  Chairman,  The.     Presides 

in  the  absence  of  the  Chairman  of  W^ays 
and  Means,  when  the  House  is  in  Com- 
mittee, and  may  act  as  temporary  Deputy 
Speaker  in  the  absence  of  both  the  Speaker 
and  the  Chairman  of  Ways  and  Means. 


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Deputy  Speaker.      [See  Chairman 

of  Committee  of  Ways  and  Means,  and  Deputy 
Chairman.] 

Disfranchise.      Is  the  act  of  taking 

away  the  privilege  of  the  franchise. 

Disqualified    to    Vote.     Peers   of 

the  Realm  (but  not  Peeresses);  peisons 
whose  names  do  not  appear  upon  the  Register 
of  Voters ;  men  under  twenty-one  years  of  age 
(or  nineteen  if  in  naval  or  militar)'  employ) ; 
conscientious  objectors  (during  the  War  and 
for  five  years  after)  with  certain  exceptions  ; 
lodgers  in  furnished  rooms  ;  women  under 
the  age  of  30  ;  non-British  subjects  ;  those 
legally  incapacitated  (i.e.  those  not  of  sound 
mind  ;  those  convicted  of  bribery  or  perjury, 
etc.). 

Dissolution.      Is  the  civil  death  of 

the  Parliament,  and  may  be  effected  at  plea- 
sure by  the  Crown,  or  by  length  of  time 
(five  years).  [Up  to  191 1  the  maximum 
length  of  a  Parliament  was  seven  years.] 
It  puts  an  end  to  the  representative  character 
of  the  members,  and  a  new  Parliament  cannot 
be  assembled  until  after  a  general  election. 

Division,  A.  Is  the  mode  of  taking 
the  votes  of  each  House  of  Parliament.  In 
the  Commons,  if  the  opinion  of  the  Speaker 
or  Chairman  as  to  the  decision  of  a  question 
is  challenged,  he  directs  that  the  lobbies  be 
cleared.  After  two  minutes  he  puts  the 
question  again,  and,  if  his  opinion  is  still 
challenged,  he  nominates  tellers,  and  directs 
the  "ayes"  and  the  "noes"  to  go  into  the 
right  and  left  lobbies.  Whilst  members  pass 
through  the  lobbies,  clerks  record  the  names 
of  tho.se  present  and  the  tellers  count  the 
numbers.  The  tellers  then  return  to  the 
House,  and  their  report  of  the  numbers  is 
finally  announced  from  the  Chair. 

Double  Election.  A  member  re- 
turned by  two  constituencies  must  within 
seven  days  after  the  expiration  of  the  time 
limited  for  the  presentation  of  petitions  against 
the  returns,  elect  for  which  he  will  serve. 

Double  Return.  When  two  mem- 
bers are  returned  for  one  vacancy,  they  are 
sworn  and  take  their  seats,  but  by  the 
Speaker's  direction  withdraw  below  the 
bar ;  nor  can  they  vote  till  the  return  has 
been  adjudicated  upon. 

Dropped  Orders  of  the  Day.     Are 

those  Orders  upon  which  no  action  is  taken 
or  directions  given  by  the  Member  in  charge. 
They  drop  from  the  Order  Paper  accord- 
ingly, but  may  be  subseviuently  revived. 
Bills  or  Orders  standing  upon  the  order 
paper  which  are  not  reached,  owing  to  an 
adjournment  of  the  House,  are  set  down 
on  the  paper  for  the  next  sitting-day.  In 
default  of  directions  from  a  Member  in 
charge  of  a  Bill  on  the  Order  paper  it  is 
dropped,  but  may  be  subsequently  revived. 
Dual  Vo  ri ng.  A  l  a  General  Election 
a  person  with  the  requisite  qualifications 
ma^  vote  in  two  (but  not  more)  constitu 
encies. 

Election    Auditor.     Is    an    officer 

appointed  annually,  whose  duty  it  is  to  take 
and  publish  an  account  of  all  expenses  in- 
curred at  elections.  Any  payment  made  in 
respect  of  an  election  otherwise  than  thminrh 
this  official  is  declared  to  be  illegal.  [See 
Returning  Officer's  Expenses.] 


Election  of  Members  of  Parlia- 

MENT.  Writs  for  the  election  of  Members, 
on  occasioi)  of  a  New  Parliament,  are  issued 
by  the  Lord  Chancellor,  acting  upon  warrant 
from  the  King  in  Council,  and,  during  a 
Parliament,  upon  the  Speaker's  warraint,  is- 
sued by  order  of  the  House  when  the  House 
is  sitting  and  under  statutory  provisions 
when  the  House  is  not  sitting.  At  a  (Jeneral 
Election  all  nominations  take  place  on  one 
day,  and  all  pollings  at  a  later  date,  but  also 
all  on  one  day.  'I'he  returning  officer  must 
give  public  notice  of  the  tim<!  and  place  of 
the  election  ;  the  nomination  must  be  on  the 
eighth  day  after  the  Proclamation  calling 
the  new  Parliament,  and  the  polling  (if  any) 
must  be  on  the  ninth  day  after  the  nomi- 
nation. Candidates  must  be  nominated  in 
writing.  If  at  the  expiration  of  one  hour 
after  the  time  appointed  for  the  election,  no 
more  candidates  are  nominated  than  there 
are  vacancies  to  fill,  the  officer  declares 
those  candidates  elected,  and  returns  their 
names  to  the  Clerk  of  the  Crown  in  Chancer^-. 
But  if  the  candidates  nominated  exceed  tlie 
vacancies,  the  officer  adjourns  the  election, 
and  takes  the  poll,  by  ballot  papers,  accord- 
ing to  a  prescribed  form.  The  officer  at  the 
close  of  the  poll  opens  the  liallot  boxes  and 
counts  the  papers,  and  returns  the  names  of 
those  who  have  the  majority  to  the  Clerk  of 
the  Crown,  as  elected  candidates.  In  a  con- 
tested election,  polling-stations  are  provided, 
with  compartments  to  enable  voters  to  mark 
their  votes,  screened  from  observation.  Each 
of  these  is  presided  over  by  officers  appointed 
by  the  returning  officer.  The  polling  is 
commenced  and  carried  on  simultaneously  at 
all  the  stations.  The  returning  officer  is  to 
give  public  notice  "as  soon  as  possible"  of 
the  names  of  the  elected  candidates,  and  of 
the  total  number  of  votes  given  fo»  each  can- 
didate. [See  "  Polling."]  The  officer  then 
returns  the  writ,  with  the  name  or  names 
of  the  person  or  persons  elected  endorsed 
thereon,  "To  the  Clerk  of  the  Crown  in 
Chancery,"  to  whom  also  all  the  documents 
relating  to  the  election  are  delivered.  Im- 
mediately after  a  public  notice  of  election,  an 
elected  candidate  is  considered  to  be  a 
member  of  Parliament,  but  cannot  act  as  a 
legislator  until  he  has  taken  the  oaths. 

Election  Petitions.     [See  Contro- 
verted Elections.] 

Eleven  O'Clock  Rule.    [See  Time 

of  Meeting.] 

Estates  of  the  Realm.     The  three 

estates  of  the  realm  are  the  three  br.»nches 
of  the  legislature — the  Lords  Spfritiial,  the 
Ix)rds  Temporal,  and  the  Commons.  The 
Sovereign,  Ix)rds,  and  Commons,  in  their 
united  character,  exercise  none  but  legisla- 
tive functions;  they  form  the  Parliament,  and 
subject  to  the  provi.sions  of  the  Parliament 
.\ct  (iQi  I),  no  bill  can  l>ecome  law  unless  all 
concur  in  it.  In  addition,  each  has  separate 
functions  pcciiluir  to  itself.  In  the  .Sovereign 
the  whole  executive  authority  is  vested.  The 
House  of  Ixjrdsexercises  judicial  authority  as 
a  court  of  ultimate  --tppeal.  and  is  a  tribunal 
to  which  great  officer*  of  .State,  impeached  by 
the  Lower  House,  are  amenable.  The  House 
of  f>mmons  is  endowed  with  the  sole  control 
of  the  national  expenditure,  and  with  the  levy 
of  taxation  to  provide  for  that  expenditure. 


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TECHNICAL  PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS. 


Executive.  [See  Ministry,  and  also 
Cabinet.] 

Expulsion  of  Members,  is  a  power 

possessed  by  the  House  of  Commons.  It  has 
been  exercised  from  time  to  time  to  free 
Parliament  from  the  presence  of  discreditable 
members,  suck  as  men  found  guilty  of  forgery, 
perjury,  etc.,  or  as  a  punishment  for  offences 
committed  against  the  House. 

"Father  of  the  House  of  Com- 
mons." An  informal  distinction  bestowed 
upon  the  Member  who  has  sat  in  Parliament 
for  the  longest  unbroken  period  of  time, 
irrespective  of  the  Constituencies  for  which 
he  may  have  been  returned. 

Finance.     The  financial  concerns  of 

the  State  devolve  upon  the  Chancellor  of  the 
Exchequer. 

First  Lord  of  the  Treasury.     Is 

Chief  of  the  Commissioners  appointed  to 
execute  the  office  of  Lord  High  Treasurer, 
but  as  such  takes  no  great  part  in  the 
management  of  the  Treasury.  He  has 
several  Civil  Service  appointments  in  his 
gift,  and  nominates  to  Crown  livings  and 
Civil  List  pensions.  This  is  the  position 
usually,  though  not  always,  taken  by  the 
Prime  Minister  or  the  Leader  of  the  House 
of  Commons. 

Foreign    Affairs,    Secretary    of 

State  for.  Has  the  exclusive  charge  of 
the  interests  of  the  British  Empire  and 
British  subjects  in  foreign  countries.  He 
negotiates  all  treaties,  leagues,  and  alliances 
with  foreign  states,  either  directly  with  the 
Foreign  Minister  at  this  Court,  or  through 
the  British  Ambassador  abroad  ;  and  is  the 
official  organ  and  responsible  adviser  to  the 
Crown  in  all  communications  between  his 
Government  and  foreign  powers. 

Franchise.       In   law,    is   defined   as 

"a  Royal  privilege,  or  a  branch  of  the 
Sovereign's  prerogative  subsisting  in  the 
hands  of  a  subject."  As  applied  to  Parlia- 
ment the  term  means  the  right  to  vote  at  an 
election  for  a  member  of  Parliament.  Under 
the  Representation  of  the  People  Act  (igi8) 
the  franchise  extends  to  all  men  of  full  age 
(not  subject  to  legal  incapacity),  and  having 
the  requisite  residential  or  business  premises 
qualification  (six  months)  ;  women  on  attain- 
ing the  age  of  thirty  and  being  entitled  to  be 
registered  as  Local  Government  Electors  or 
whose  husbands  are  so  entitled  ;  and  those 
employed  on  war  service  on  attaining  the 
age  of  nineteen  (i.e.  naval  and  military  em- 
ployment. Red  Cross  work,  etc.,  merchant 
seamen,  pilots,  and  fishermen).  University 
Franchise  demands  for  men  in  England  and 
Wales  receipt  of  a  degree  (not  honorary), 
while  women  must  have  fulfilled  certain 
conditions. 

Freemen.  Are  persons  who  have  been 
admitted  to  the  freedom  of  a  corporate  town, 
or  of  any  other  corporate  body. 

Friday  Sittings.     The  House  meets 

every  Friday  (up  to  1902  it  used  to  be 
Wednesday)  at  twelve  o'clock.  Friday  until 
Whitsuntide  is  set  apart  for  the  bills  brought 
in  by  private  members,  and  the  Housej  unless 
previously  adjourned,  continues  to  sit  until 
the  business  of  the  day  is  disposed  of,  or  until 
5.30  p.m.  (no  opposed  busine.ss  being  taken 
after  five).  On  the  disposal  of  business,  or  at 
5.30,  the  Speaker  adjourns  the  House  without 
putting  any  question,  and  the  business  under 


I  discussion,  or  undisposed  of,  stands  among 
I  the  orders  of  the  day  for  the  next  sitting  of 
I        the  House. 

General  Election.     [See  Election 

of  Members.] 

Government  Business.     Unless  the 

House  otherwise  direct,  Government  busi- 
ness has  precedence  at  every  sitting  except 
after  8.15  p.m.  on  Tuesday  and  Wednesday 
and  at  the  sitting  on  Friday;  after  8.15 
p.m.  on  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  notices  of 
motions  and  public  bills,  other  than  Govern- 
ment bills,  have  precedence  of  Government 
business  ;  after  Easter,  Government  business 
has  precedence  during  the  whole  of  the 
Tuesday  sittings ;  after  Whitsuntide,  Govern- 
ment business  has  precedence  at  all  sittings, 
I  except  on  the  third  and  fourth  Fridays 
after  Whit  Sunday. 

!   Government  Orders,  are  the  bills 

I.        brought  in   by  the   Government   and   other 

'        Government     business     appointed     by    the 

House,    which    are    entitled    to    be    placed 

at    the    head    of    the   list   at   sittings   when 

Government  business  has  precedence. 

'    Health,    Ministry  of.     This  new 

I  Ministry  has,  among  other  acti^-ities,  ab- 
I  sorbed  the  functions  of  the  Local  Govem- 
I        ment  Board. 

'    Hempholme.      [See    Chihern    Hun- 
dreds.] 
1    Home  Department,  Secretary  of 

State  for.  The  duties  and  responsibilities 
of  this  high  officer  comprehend  the  main- 
I  tenance  of  the  internal  peace  of  the  United 
I  Kingdom,  the  security  of  the  laws,  and  the 
general  supervision  of  matters  relating  to  the 
administration  of  criminal  justice. 

!    House  of  Commons.     According  to 

'        the  theory  of  the   English  constitution,  the 
]         House   of  Commons    represents    the   whole 
population,  and  it  is  unconstitutional  tu  sup- 
pose  that   members   are    delegates    of    any 
I        special  community.      Each  member  is  held 
to  represent  the  interests  of  the  nation.    The 
proceedings  of  the  Commons  are  regulated 
1        by    standing    orders,    which    are    the    per- 
I        manent  bye-laws  of  the   House,  by  sessional 
orders  renewed  annually,  and  by  the  custom 
i        of  Parliament,  as  embodied  in  rules  and  regu- 
'         lations  established  by  usa^e,  or  laid  down  in 
j         the  journals.     The  following  is  an  outline  of 
I        parliamentarj-   practice  :— A   motion   for  the 
•  grant  of  public  money  may  not  be  presently 
I        entered   upon,  but  must  be  put  to  the  vote 
on  a  future  day  in  a  Committee  of  the  whole 
House,  having  received  the  previous  recom- 
mendation of  the  Crown.     Notice,  as  a  rule, 
must  be  given  of  every  motion,  and,  except 
in  committee,   it  must  be  seconded.     There 
must  never  be  more  than  one  question  before 
the  House  at  the  same  time.    However  many 
amendments  may  be  proposed  upon  a  motion, 
each  one  is  separately  disposed  of.     If  there 
be  a  majority  for  any  words  standing  part  of 
a  question  to  be  put  to  the  House,  then  a  vote 
is  taken   on  the  question  with  these  words 
in    it.       In   case   of  the  rejection   of   everj- 
amendment,  then  the  original  proposal,  what- 
ever it  may  be,  motion  or  bill,  is  put  to  the 
vote,  stripped  of  all  the   counter   proposals 
which  the  debate  has  called  forth.     No  mem- 
ber can  thus  be  driven  to  vote  for  what  he 
does  not  approve  ;  for  after  having  voted  in 
favor  of  such  amendments  as  he  may  propose 
to  the  original  question,  he  can  vote  against 
it  in  the  end.       No  motion  or  bill  may  be 


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oflTered  upon  which  a  judgment  has  been 
expressed  during  the  current  session ;  a 
resolution  may,  however,  be  rescinded,  or  an 
order  of  the  House  discharged.  A  bill  that 
has  passed  both  Houses  contains  all  the 
sentences  and  words  composing  the  Act  of 
Parliament  to  which  the  koyal  Assent  is 
given.  When  a  member  speaks,  it  must  be 
to  some  question  before  the  House,  or  to 
introduce  a  question.  The  mover  of  a 
substantive  motion  is  permitted  a  reply, 
and  those  who  have  spoken  to  the  original 
question  may  speak  again  when  an  amend- 
ment or  a  new  question,  such  as  the  adjourn- 
ment of  the  debate  has  been  proposed  : 
but  otherwise  no  one  is  entitled  to  more 
than  one  opportunity  of  speaking  on  a 
question,  except  when  the  House  is  m  Com- 
mittee. No  member  may  call  another  by  his 
name  ;  if  it  is  desired  to  call  personal  atten- 
tion to  him,  he  must  be  referred  to  by  his  con- 
stituency, or  by  the  office  which  he  holds. 
Any  member  may  interrupt  another  by 
"  rising  to  order,"  7°.;.,  calling  the  attention 
of  the  chair  to  the  fact  that  a  breach  of  order 
was  then  being  committed.  It  is  supposed  to 
be  out  of  order  for  a  member  to  refer  to  debates 
in  the  House  of  Lords  of  the  current  Session. 
No  bill  is  converted  into  law  unless  it  has 
^subject  to  the  provisions  of  the  Parliament 
.\ct  1911)  received  the  duly  expressed  ap- 
proval of  both  Houses  and  has  received  the 
Royal  Assent.  Public  bills  for  imposing  taxes 
or  charges  begin  with  the  Commons.  Bills 
for  restitution  of  honours  and  in  blood  (which 
are,  however,  very  rare)  begin  in  the  Peers. 
A  member  who  moves  the  adjournment  of 
a  debate  is  by  courtesy  entitled  to  speak 
first  when  the  debate  is  resumed.  But  this 
rule  does  not  apply  to  the  renewal  of  debate 
in  a  Committee  of  the  whole  House.  For 
the  sake  of  convenience,  certain  parties — 
ministerial,  opposition,  or  otherwise — group 
themselves  on  benches  which  they  appropriate 
to  themselves.  When  several  members  rise 
to  address  the  Hou.se.  the  Speaker  or  Chair- 
man signifies  who  shall  have  precedence ;  this 
is  known  as  "  catching  the  Speaker's  eye." 
Reference  to  the  opinions  of  the  Sovereign 
to  influence  a  decision  of  the  House  is 
ii  regular.  Forty  is  the  quorum  of  the 
Commons.     [See  Bills,  Public] 

HousB   OF    Lords.      The   House  of 

Lords  consists  of  all  Royal  anri  other  peers 
(not  being  minors,  of  unsound  mind,  or 
bankrupt)  who  hold  hereditary  peerages  of 
England,  of  Great  Britain,  and  of  the  Onited 
Kingdom,  all  Life  Peers,  the  .\rchbishops 
of  Canterbury  and  York  ;  the  Hishops  of 
London,  Durham,  and  Winchester ;  twenty- 
one  other  bishops  (exclusive  of  the  Bishop 
of  Sodor  and  Man,  who  has  neither  seat  nor 
vole)  according  to  .seniority  of  consecration  ; 
any  eldest  sons  of  peers  specially  summoned 
in  their  father's  lifetime  ;  and  sixteen  Scotch 
(elected  for  duration  of  one  Parliament  only), 
and  twenty-eight  Irish  (elected  for  life)  repre- 
sentative peers.  When  the  Roll  of  the  Ixirds 
is  called  over  in  the  House  on  the  occa.sion 
of  any  public  ceremony,  it  commences  with 
the  junior  baron.     [See  Bills,  Public] 

Houses  of  Parliamknt.     The  old 

Houses  of  Parliament  were  burned  in  Octo- 
ber, 1834,  ^^^  ■'  ^'^^  'I'^t  until  February  36lh, 
1840,  that  the  6rst  stone  of  the  new  edifice 
was  laid.  Sir  Charles  Barry  being  the  archi- 
tect. The  building  did  nol  proceed  very 
rapidly,  for  though  the  House  of  Lords  was 


used  in  1847,  it  was  not  until  1853  that  the 
Houses  were  formally  opened  by  Queen 
Victoria.  Even  then  the  Royal  or  Victoria 
lower,  at  the  south-west  angle,  was  not 
finished.  This  is  the  highest  toivtr  in  the 
world  ;  there  are  spires  that  are  higher,  but 
no  towers  It  is  75  ft.  square  and  345  ft. 
high.  The  tower  at  Mechlin,  which  is  half 
.spire  and  half  tower,  and  the  next  highest, 
is  only  348  ft.  to  the  top  of  the  vane,  while 
to  the  top  of  the  vane  of  the  Victoria  Tower 
is  420  -upwards  of  60  ft.  higher  than  the  top 
of  the  cross  of  St.  Paul's.  This  majestic 
tower  could  only  be  raised  at  the  rate  of 
30  ft.  per  annum,  it  being  necessary  to  let 
the  work  settle,  so  that  it  was  not  finished 
till  1857.  The  whole  block  of  buildings, 
which  forms  the  largest  Gothic  edifice  in  the 
world,  covers  an  area  of  about  nine  acres, 
and  presents  a  continuous  frontage  of  nearly 
1000  ft.  to  the  river  ;  the  Victoria  and  Clock 
Towers  being  respectively  at  the  southern 
and  northern  extremities.  Seen  from  the 
river  there  is  a  centre  part  with  towers,  two 
wings,  and  a  tower  at  each  end.  The  exterior 
is  formed  of  magnesian  limestone  from  An.ston 
in  Yorkshire,  and  the  interior  of  C.ien  stone, 
while  the  building  is  rendered  fireproof  by 
having  all  the  beams  and  girders  made  of 
iron,  and  the  arches  between  the  floors  of 
brick.  Facing  the  building  towards  the 
river,  the  House  of  Lords  is  in  the  ri^ht, 
the  House  of  Commons  in  the  left  wing. 
Between  them  is  the  Central  Hall,  which  is 
reached  from  the  principal  public  en- 
trances through  St.  Stephen's  Hall,  and 
in  which  are  statues  of  Hampden,  Falk- 
land, Clarendon,  Selden,  Somers,  Sir  Robert 
Walpole,  Lord  Mansfield,  I>ord  Chatham, 
Pitt,  Fox,  Burke,  and  Grattaii.  The  walls 
of  the  corridors  leading  from  the  two  Houses 
of  Parliament  to  this  hall  are  covered  with 
celebrated  fresco  paintings  by  Cope,  Ward, 
and  others,  of  historical  subjects,  such  as 
"The  Departure  of  the  Pilgrim  Fathers," 
"The  Last  Sleep  of  Argyll,"  etc.  The 
House  of  Lords  is  nearly  100  ft.  long  by 
45  ft.  wide  and  45  ft.  high.  "The  length 
extends  from  south  to  north,  and  it  is  lighted 
by  six  windows  at  each  side,  and  the  ceiling, 
which  is  horizontal  'not  arched),  is  divided 
by  libs,  carved  and  gilt,  into  eighteen  com- 
partments, each  of  which  is  again  subdivided 
into  five  panels  bearing  heraldic  devices  on 
an  azure  ground.  At  each  extremity  of  the 
chamber,  and  at  a  distance  of  about  30  ft. 
from  the  ground,  which  is  the  level  of  the 
windows,  are  three  compartments  filled  with 
fre.sco  paintings.  There  are  also  18  niches 
between  the  windows  and  at  each  end  of 
the  House,  containing  statues  of  the  Magna 
Charta  barons.  The  Reporters'  Gallery, 
and  that  for  Strange:*,  are  at  the  north  end 
of  the  House,  while  opposite  to  them,  at 
the  south  end,  is  the  Tnrone.  Galleries  for 
peeresses  are  at  each  side.  /I'he  Royal 
Gallery,  110  ft.  lon^  by  45  ft.  wide,  contains 
the  two  famous  pictures,  4J  by  la  ft.  each, 
representing  the  meeting  of  Wellington  and 
Hlucher,  and  the  death  of  Nelson  respec- 
tively. The  "Woolsack,"  on  vhich  the  Lord 
Chancellor  sits  as  Speaker,  is  'n  from  of  the 
Throne  and  in  the  body  of  the  Hou^,  and 
its  origin  is  supposed  to  signify  the  import- 
ance of  W(X>1  to  the  national  prosperity,  when 
the  export  of  that  commodity  was  forbidden 
in  the  reign  of  Qtieen  Eliz.-«belh  ;  on  each 
fide  of  i(  are  five  rows  of  seats  covereu  with 
red  morocco  leather,  the  upper  seals  being 


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TECHNICAL    PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS. 


reached  by  narrow  stairs.  The  "  Bar"  is 
at  the  north  end,  opposite  the  Throne  and 
the  "  Woolsack."  Beyond  the  House  of 
Lords  to  the  south  are  the  Peers'  Robing 
Room  and  the  King's  Robing  Room.  At 
llie  opening  of  Parliament  all  peeresses  and 
the  eldest  sons  of  peers  are  entitled  to  seats 
in  the  House  of  Lords  to  view  the  ceremony. 
The  House  of  Commons  is,  like  the  House 
of  Lords,  45  ft.  broad  by  45  ft.  high,  but  it 
is  only  60  ft.  long,  space  being  economised 
as  much  as  possible  for  acoustic  reasons. 
The  Speaker's  Chair  is  at  the  north  end  of 
the  chamber,  and  at  the  opposite  or  south 
end  are  the  Strangers'  Gallery  and  the 
gallery  for  Distinguished  Visitors.  At  each 
side  are  galleries  (containing  two  rows  of 
seats)  for  the  use  of  Members  of  the  House. 
The  Reporters'  Gallery  is  at  the  north  end, 
and  the  Ladies'  Gallery  is  above  it.  The 
Clerk's  Table  is  before  the  Speaker's  Chair, 
with  the  Speaker's  mace  resting  at  its  southern 
end.  The  leading  Members  of  the  party 
that  is  in  office  sit  on  the  front  row  of  seats 
by  the  side  of  this  table,  and  on  the  right 
hand  of  the  Speaker.  Facing  them  on  the 
front  row  at  his  left  are  the  leaders  of  the 
Opposition  party.  The  division  lobbies  are 
on  the  east  and  west  sides  of  the  House,  and 
the  "  Bar  "  is  at  the  south  side,  facing  the 
Speaker.  The  Clock  Tower,  containing 
"  Big  Ben,"  is  at  the  northern  end  of  the 
building.  It  is  40  ft.  square,  and,  with  the 
belfry  and  spire,  about  320  ft.  high. 

India,  The   Secretary  of   State 

FOR.  Has  the  control  of  all  matters  con- 
nected with  our  Indian  Empire. 

Instruction,  An,  empowers  a  Com- 
mittee of  the  whole  House  to  consider  matters 
not  otherwise  referred  to  them,  and  restricts 
or  e.xtends  the  order  of  reference  to  a  Select 
Committee. 

Ireland,    The    Chief    Secretary 

FOR.  This  is  the  usual  style  of  the  Chief 
Secretary  to  the  Lord- Lieutenant  of  Ireland, 
and  he  is  the  Member  of  the  House  of 
Commons  and  the  Cabinet  Minister  who  is 
responsible  in  Parliament  for  the  conduct  of 
Irish  affairs. 

"  I  Spy  a  Stranger."    The  terms  in 

which  a  Member  notifies  the  Speaker  that  a 
stranger  is  present  m  the  House. 

Knight  OF  THE  Shire.  The  designa- 
tion by  which  the  representative  of  a  county 
or  shire  was,  before  the  Ballot  Act  of  1872, 
distinguished  from  the  representative  of  a 
borough. 

Le  Roy  le  veult.  The  words  in 
which  the  King  gives  the  Royal  Assent  to 
public  general  bills. 

Le  Roy  remercie  ses  bons  sujets, 

ACCEPTE    LELR   BENEVOLENqE,    ET    AINSI  LE 

VEULT.  The  words  in  which  the  King  gives 
the  Royal  Assent  to  a  bill  of  supply. 

Le  Roy  s'avisera.  The  words  in 
which  the  King  might  refuse  the  Royal 
Assent  to  a  bill. 

Leave  of  Absence  from  the  service  of 

the  House  is  granted  to  members  for  a  speci- 
fied time,  on  reasonable  cause  assigned. 

Letters  addressed  to  members  at  the 

House  of  Commons  are  kept  by  a  clerk  from 
the  General  Post  Office,  who  attends  during 
the  sitting  of  the  House,  and  also  from  10 a.m. 
to  7  p.m.,   and  delivers  them  only  to  the 


members  personally,  or  to  their  authorised 
representatives.  All  letters  or  communica- 
tions directed  to  the  House  are  opened  by 
the  Speaker. 

Life  of  Parliament.     [See  Parlia- 

liament  Act.] 

Local  Government  Board.  Used 

to  be  the  central  authority  for  County,  Muni- 
cipal, Sanitary,  and  Poor  Law  administration 
in  F.ngland  and  Wales  ;  it  included  several 
high  Officers  of  State,  but  practically  the 
responsibility  rested  with  the  President,  who 
was  assisted  by  a  Parliamentarj'  and  a  Per- 
manent Secretary',  as  well  as  other  officials. 
This  Department  was  in  1919  absorbed  bj' 
the  new  Ministrj'  of  Health. 

Lodger    Franchise.      Those  in 

furnished  rooms  are  not  qualified  to  vote. 

Lord  Advocate,  The.  Is  the  prin- 
cipal law  officer  of  the  Crown  and  public 
prosecutor  in  Scotland,  and  when  the  Secre- 
tary for  Scotland  is  a  Peer  he  is  intrusted 
with  the  conduct  of  Scotch  business  in  the 
House  of  Commons. 

Lord  Privy  Seal,  The.      Has  the 

custody  of  the  Privy  Seal,  which  he  must  not 
put  to  any  grant  without  good  warrant  under 
the  Monarch's  signet.  The  seal  is  used  to  all 
charters,  grants,  and  pardons  signed  by  the 
Sovereign,  before  they  come  to  the  Great  Seal. 
He  is  appointed  by  letters  patent,  and  takes 
rank  next  to  the  Lord  President  of  the 
Council,  and  before  Dukes. 

Male  Voters.    [See  Franchise.] 
Manors  of  Northstead  and  Hemp- 
holme.     [See  Chiltern  Hundreds.] 
Members'  Gallery.    Persons  (men  or 

women)  desirous  of  admission  should  make 
written  application  to  a  member  who  can 
ballot  for  two  places,  six  days  in  advance. 
If  the  member  is  successful  in  the  ballot,  a 
ticket  of  admission,  bearing  a  number,  corre- 
sponding to  one  on  the  counterfoil,  will  then 
be  issued,  either  tq  the  member  himself,  or 
to  the  visitor,  if  the  name  and  address  are 
supplied  to  the  Admission  Order  Office.  A 
person  presenting  the  ticket  of  admission  is 
required  to  sign  the  name  and  write  the 
address  given  on  the  written  application 
and  entered  on  the  counterfoil.  After  4.15 
p.m.  on  Monday,  Tuesday,  Wednesday  and 
Thursday,  and  after  12.15  p.m.  on  Friday, 
a  visitor,  on  application  at  the  Admission 
Order  Office,  will  be  given  an  order  which 
will  admit  to  the  Members'  Gallery  when 
there  is  a  seat  vacant  on  that  day.  The 
Special  Gallery  and  "Under  the  Gallery" 
are  filled  by  the  application  of  members  to 
the  Serjeant-at-Arms  at  the  .Admission  Order 
Office  six  days  in  advance,  and  orders  to  fill 
vacancies  during  the  sitting  of  the  House 
after  4.15  p.m.  (and  12.15  P-vn.  on  Friday) 
are  only  granted  on  the  personal  application 
of  members  to  the  Serjeant-at-Arms  in  his 
Chair. 

Members'  Lobby.      This  is   strictly 

reserved  for  peers  and  members  only,  and 
for  such  permanent  officials,  secretaries  of 
Ministers,  and  others  as  the  Speaker  may 
include  in  a  special  list. 

Members    of    Parliament.      Both 

men  (on  attaining  the  age  of  21)  and  women 
are  now  eligible  for  election  to  sit  in  the  House 
of  Commons.  Members  are  under  a  constitu- 
tional obligation  to  attend  the  service  of  the 


TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS. 


xlvii 


House ;  and  the  House  is  empowered  to 
punish  neglect  of  this  duty  by  committal  to 
custody.  The  service  on  Conunittees  may  be 
enforced  in  like  manner.  Having  secured  a 
seat  at  Prayers,  a  member  is  entitled  to 
retain  the  same  until  the  rising  of  the  House. 
A  card  may  be  placed  on  any  seat  before  the 
hour  of  Prayers,  but  a  claim  to  the  seat  is 
not  recognised  unless  the  Member  be  present 
at  Prayers.  This  indulgence  is  authorised 
for  the  benefit  of  Members  serving  on  Com- 
mittees.    [See  Payment  of  Members.] 

Ministers    Without     Portfolio. 

These  are  restricted  to  three  in  number  and 
must  be  Members  of  the  Privy  Council. 

Ministry,  The.  Is  the  administration 
which  exercises  the  powers  of  the  Crown,  in 
accord  with  Parliament,  and  more  especially 
with  the  House  of  Commons.  Some  eminent 
party  leader,  who  either  has,  or  who  hopes  to 
obtain,  the  confidence  of  the  majority  of  the 
House  of  Commons,  is  authorized  by  the 
Sovereign  to  form  a  Ministry,  the  members 
of  which  he  selects  from  those  favourable  to 
his  policy,  he  himself  being  the  Prime  Minis- 
ter, and  taking  commonly,  though  not  always, 
the  office  of  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury. 
Ministers  who  are  not  Peers  should  be 
members  of  the  House  of  Commons.  The 
Ministry  exercises  supreme  authority,  and 
includes  the  executive,  the  legislative,  and 
the  judicial  powers  of  the  Crown,  and  in  it 
for  the  time  being  the  whole  of  the  governing 
power  of  the  Sovereign  is  vested.  [See 
Cabinet  and  Seals  of  Office.] 

Money  Bills.  The  right  of  granting 
Aids  and  Supplies  is  in  the  Commons  alone 
as  an  essential  part  of  their  Constitution,  and 
the  House  of  Commons  has  in  its  own  hands 
the  power  to  impose  and  remit  Taxes  and 
to  frame  Bills  of  Stipply.  If  a  Money  Bill, 
as  defined  by  the  Parliament  Act(i9ii),  is 
not  passed  by  the  House  of  Lords  without 
amendment  one  month  after  it  is  sent  up  (at 
least  one  month  before  the  end  of  a  session  i 
to  that  House,  it  may  be  presented  direct  to 
His  Majesty  for  the  Royal  Assent.  With 
the  Speaker  rests  the  decision  whether  a  Bill 
is  a  Money  Bill  as  so  defined  or  not. 

Motion,  A.  The  offer  of  a  substantive 
proposition  for  adoption  by  the  House,  such 
as  a  motion  for  leave  to  bring  in  a  bill,  or  of 
a  resolution  expressive  of  an  abstract  opinion. 
(See  also  Notices  of  Motion.] 

Named.  For  a  member  to  be  named 
by  the  Speaker,  is  a  signification  that  in  his 
opinion  he  has  incurred  the  displeasure  of  the 
House.     [See  Suspension.] 

Noes.     Members  voting  against  a  mo- 
tion. 
No  House.    There  is  "  No  House  "  if, 

upon  notice  taken,  it  appears  that  forty  mem- 
bers are  not  present ;  but  when  the  Commons 
are  summoned  by  the  Sovereign,  or  the  Royal 
Commissioners,  to  attend  at  the  bar  of  the 
House  of  Lords,  any  number  of  membeis 
constitutes  a  House.    [See  Count-out.] 

Hr     Northstbad.      [See  Chiltem    Hun- 

^C        dreds.] 

^^.  Notices  of  Motions.     The  notice  of 

^^K  an  intended  motion  must  as  a  rule  appear  on 

^^H  the  business  paper  of  the  House  on  the  day 

^^H  when  it  is  to  be  moved.     The  period  after 

^^H  8.15   p.m.    on   Tuesday  and    Wednesday  is 

^^H  appointed  for  the  consideration  of  notices  of 


motions  before  the  bills  set  down  for  tho^ 
sittings.  The  order  in  which  notices  of 
motions  stand  is  determined  by  a  ballot. 

Oaths  of  Members.    New  members 

may  take  and  subscribe  the  oath  at  any  time 
during  the  sitting  of  the  House,  before  the 
orders  of  the  day  and  notices  of  motions  have 
been  entered  upon,  or  after  they  have  been 
disposed  of,  but  no  debate  nor  business  may 
be  interrupted  for  that  purpose. 

Opening  of  Parliament.  Parlia- 
ment is  opened  either  by  the  Sovereign  in 
person  or  by  Royal  Commission.  When 
Parliament  is  opened  by  the  Sovereign  in 
person.  His  Majesty  being  robed  in  rich 
crimson  velvet  with  a  train  of  great  length, 
trimmed  with  heavy  gold  lace  and  lined 
throughout  with  Royal  ermine  (spotted 
symmetrically  with  some  10,000  pieces  of 
black  fur)  in  the  Robing  Room,  and  the 
Imperial  Crown  (when  not  worn  by  the 
.Sovereign)  being  borne  by  the  I.ord 
President  of  the  Council,  the  Procession 
advances  into  the  House  of  Peers,  the  (Jap 
of  Maintenance  being  borne  immediately 
before  His  Majesty,  on  the  right  hand  of 
the  Sword  of  State.  Their  Majesties' 
procession  customarily  takes  the  following 
form : — 

Pursuivants. 
Heralds. 
Equerry-in-       Gentlemen       Groom-in- 
u5    Waiting  to  Ushers  to       Waiting  to 

^  Her  Majesty.  His  Majesty.  His  Majesty.  V) 
<  Equerry-in-Waiting  Equerry-in-Waiting  m 
)!.      to  His  Majesty.  to  His  Majesty.    "3 

<  Gentlemen  Usher  to  the  Robes.  J 
H  The  Comptroller  of        The  Treasurer  of  ^ 

<  His  Majesty's  His  Majesty's  > 
S.  Householcf.  Household.  i 
K  The  Private  The  Keeper  of  > 
CO  Secretary  to  His  Majesty's  g 

His  Majesty.  Privy  Purse.      T 

Norroy  Clarenceux 

King  of  Arms.  King  of  Arms. 

The  Lord  President  of  the  Council 
(who  bears  the  Imperial  Crown  when  not 
worn  by  the  Sovereign'. 
The  Lorcl  High  Chancellor. 
The  Gentleman  Usher  Garter  Principal 

of  the  Black  Rod.  King  of  Arms. 

The  The  Lord 

Earl  Marshal.  Great  Chamberlain. 

The  Bearer  of  the  Swokd  of  State. 
THE 
KING'S  MOST  EXCELLENT  MAJESTY, 
accompanied  by 
HER  MAJESTY  THE  QUEEN. 
The  The 

Lady-in-Waiting.         Mistress  of  the  Robes. 
The  Woman  of  the  Bedchaml)er. 
The  Master  of  the  Horse.     The  Lord  Steward. 
The  Lord-in- Waiting    The  Lord  Chamberlain 
to  His  Majesty.  to  Her  Majesty. 

Pages  of  Honour. 
.  Aide-de-Camp  The  Vice- Admiral 

General  to  Gold  Stick-       of  the  United 

His  Majesty.       in-Waiting.  Kingdom. 

Captain  of  the  Yeomen     Captain  of  the  Corps 
of  the  Guard.  of  Gentlemen-at  Arms. 

The  Gentleman  Usher         The  Comptroller, 
to  the  Lord  Chamberlain's 

Sword  of  State.  Department. 

The  Field  Officer  The  Silver  Stick- 

in  Brigade  Walling.  in- Waiting. 

An  (Officer  of  the  respective  Corps  of  the 
Gentlemen-at-Arms  and  Veomen  of  the  Guard. 


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TECHNICAL    PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS. 


The  King  being  seated  on  his  Throne, 
the  Lord  bearing  the  Cap  of  Mainten- 
ance stands  on  the  Steps  of  the  Throne 
on  the  right,  and  the  Peer  bearing  the 
Sword  of  State  on  the  left.  The  Great 
Officers  of  State  are  grouped  as  follows  :— 
The  Lord  Chancellor,  the  Lord  President, 
and  the  Earl  Marshal  stand  on  the  right, 
and  the  Lord  Privy  Seal  on  the  left,  of  His 
Majesty ;  the  Lord  Great  Chamberlain 
stands  on  the  Steps  of  the  Throne  on  the 
left  hand  of  the  Sovereign,  to  receive  the 
Royal  Commands.  The  Lord  Steward  and 
the  other  officers  of  the  Household  arrange 
themselves  on  each  side  of  the  Steps  of  the 
Throne,  in  the  rear  of  the  Great  Officers  of 
State.  When  His  Majesty  retires,  the  Pro- 
cession returns  to  the  Robing  Room,  where 
His  Majesty  unrobes.  The  Cap  of  Main- 
tenance is  borne  only  from  the  Robing  Room 
toand  Irom  the  House,  and  when  the  Imperial 
Crown  is  not  worn  by  the  King,  it  is  carried 
before  His  Majesty  by  the  Peer  appointed  to 
carry  it,  who  takes  his  place  on  the  right  hand 
of  the  Throne,  next  to  the  Earl  Marshal.  The 
old  State  Chair  occupied  by  the  Sovereign 
on  these  occasions  was  designed  by  Augustus 
Welby  Pugin,  the  eminent  architect,  who 
was  employed  in  the  designing,  erection, 
and  decoration  of  the  Houses  of  Parliament ; 
it  has  been  in  the  House  of  Lords  since  the 
completion  of  that  Chamber,  and  was  used 
by  Queen  Victoria  when  she  opened  or 
prorogued  Parliament  in  person.  The  State 
Chair  provided  for  the  Queen  Consort  is  an 
exact  replica  of  the  old,  but  an  inch  and  a  half 
lower.  The  frame  is  mahogany  elaborately 
carved,  but  the  wood  is  nowhere  visible,  being 
entirely  covered  with  a  rich  gilding  of 
English  leaf-gold  ;  the  legs  rest  upon  four 
lions  couchant,  and  the  back  is  surmounted  by 
a  lion  and  a  luiicorn  holding  scrolls,  while  in 
the  centre  is  a  representation  of  the  Imperial 
Crown.  In  the  middle  of  the  back  are  the 
quarterings  of  the  Royal  Arms  of  England, 
embroidered  with  gold-coloured  silk  on 
crimson  velvet,  with  a  surrounding  border 
studded  with  pieces  of  rock  crj'Stal.  The 
cushion  to  the  seat  is  also  of  crimson  velvet 
richly  embroidered  with  the  white  Tudor 
rose  and  leafage.  There  is  also  an  oblong 
gilded  footstool  to  match. 

Order.     [See  Speaker,  etc.] 
Orders  ok  the  Day,  The.    Are  the 

bills  or  matters  set  down  for  consideration  on  a 
particular  day.     [See  Government  Orders.] 

"Pairing"  is  a  method  of  definitely 

neutralising  the  votes  of  two  Members  of 
opposite  parties  when  absent  from  the 
House. 

Parliament.  Is  the  name  of  the  su- 
preme legislature  of  the  United  Kingdom. 
It  was  first  used  in  the  reign  of  Henry  III. 
[See  Estates  of  the  Realm.] 

Parliament  Act.  The  main  pro- 
visions of  the  Parliament  Act  igii  (i  &  2 
George  V.  c.  13)  are  :  (1)  If  the  Lords  with- 
hold their  assent  to  a  money  bill  for  more 
than  one  month  after  the  bdl  has  reached 
them,  the  bill  may  be  presented  for  the 
King's  assent,  and,  on  that  assent  being 
given,  will  become  law  without  the  consent 
of  the  Lords.  The  Act  gives  a  definition  of 
a  "  money  bill,"  and  it  is  for  the  Speaker 
of  the  House  of  Commons  to  certify  that  a 
bill  falls  within  the  definition.  Before  giving 
his  certificate  he  is  to  consult  two  Members 


of  the  House  of  Commons  for  that  purpose. 
(2)  If  a  bill  other  than  a  money  bill  is  passed 
by  the  Commons  in  three  successive  Sessions, 
whether  of  the  same  Parliament  or  not,  it 
may,  on  a  third  rejection  by  the  Lords,  bs 
presented  for  the  King's  assent,  and,  on  that 
assent  being  given,  will  become  law.  But 
two  years  must  elapse  between  the  date  of 
the  second  reading  in  the  first  of  those 
Sessions  and  the  date  at  which  the  bill 
parses  the  Commons  a  third  time.  Pro- 
vision is  made  against  the  identity  of  a  bill 
being  destroyed  by  the  introduction  of 
amendments  made  necessary  by  lapse  of 
time  or  agreed  to  by  both  Houses.  (3)  Five 
years  was  substituted  for  seven  years  as  the 
maximum  duration  of  a  Parliament.  [This 
period  was  specially  extended  on  several 
occasions  during  the  War.] 

Parliamentary  Agent.  Is  a  .pro- 
fessional gentleman  who  acts  as  Solicitor  in 
promoting  private  bills. 

Parliamentary  Secretary  to  the 

Treasury.  Also  known  as  the  Patronage 
Secretary  to  the  Treasury.     [See  below.] 

Patronage  Secretary  to  the 

I        Treasukv.     The.      Is    the     Parliamentary 
I        Secretary  to  the  Treasury,  but  is  also  so- 
I        called,   as    he    exercises   certain   patronage 
1        with  reference  to  the  following  appointments : 
j        .\ctuaries     authorized     to    certify    annuity 
tables  ;  collectors  of  income-tax  (Ireland)  ; 
I        County  Court  Examiners ;  distributors  and 
j        sub-distributors  of  stamps  ;    female  typists 
I        in  the  Treasury  and  Revenue  Offices ;  house- 
keepers and  housemaids  {i.e.,  charwomen) 
at  the  National  Gallery,  National  Portrait 
Gallery,      Wallace      Collection,      National 
Gallery  of  British  Art,  and  Inland  Revenue 
Offices  (Scotland)  ;  artificer,  boy,  laboratory 
attendant,   and    packer    and    teller   at    the 
Mint  ;    office-keeper   and    established   mes- 
sengers   at     the     Treasury    and     Revenue 
Offices ;  attendantsat  the  National  Galleries  ; 
porters  at  the  Revenue  Offices  and  National 
Galleries  ;      pensioner    messengers    at    the 
Revenue  Offices  (Scotland) and  the  National 
Galleries  ;  preventive  men  at  the  Customs ; 
and  public  auditors  and  public  valuers  for 
the  Registry  of  P'riendly  Societies. 

Payment    ok    Members.     Members 

of  Parliament  other  than  Ministers— /.f.  a/l 
salaried  Members  of  the  Government — now 
receive  ;£4oo  per  annum. 

Persons    Disqualikied   to    Sit   as 

Members  of  Parliament.  Every  member 
of  the  House  of  Lords,  the  Representative 
Peers  of  Ireland,  all  Scottish  Peers  (whether 
Representative  or  otherwise),  clergymen  of 
the  Established  Church,  Roman  Catholic 
priests,  aliens,  bankrupts,  "conscientious 
objectors  "  (for  5  years  after  the  War),  and 
persons  attainted  of  treason  or  felony. 

Petitions.    Every  subject  has  the  right 

of  petitioning  the  Sovereign,  or  either  House 
of  Parliament,  for  the  redress  of  grievance.s. 
Petitions  to  Parliament  must  be  drawn  up 
according  to  prescribed  rules ;  those  to  the 
House  of  Lords  must  be  addressed.  To  the 
Right  Honorahle  the  Lords  Spiritual  and 
Temporal  in  Parliament  Assembled:  and 
those  to  the  House  of  Commons  must  be 
directed,  To  the  Honorable  the  Km'zhts, 
Citizens,  and  Burgesses  of  tlu  United  King- 
dom of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  in  Parlia- 
ment Assemhlcd;  or,  To  the  Honorable  the 


TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS. 


xHx 


Com$n4»u  of  the  Unittd  Kingdom  in  Parlia- 
ntent  Assembltd.  Electors  commence  their 
petition   as,    The   Humble    Petition  of  the 

Electors  of  the  Parish  of ,  shrtveth 

that,  etc.,  and  a  private  individual  must  set 
forth  his  name  and  occupation  thus. —  The 
Humble  Petition  of  Thomas  Charles  Burd, 
coal  merchant ,  shetueth  that,  etc.  Following 
this  must  be  mentioned  the  grievance  for 
which  relief  is  desired,  and  the  whole  must 
conclude  with  a  specific  prayer,  as,  IVhere- 
fore  your  Petitioners  humbly  pray  that  your 
Honorable  House  tinll  be  pleased  to,  etc. 
Here  must  follow  particulars  of  the  special 
relief  that  is  asked  for,  the  concluding 
sentence  being.  And  your  petitioners,  as 
in  duty  bound,  tvill  ei'er  prajr.  If  the 
prayer  be  omitted,  the  petition  is  returned 
to  the  Member  who  presented  it,  as  the 
House  will  not  attend  to  a  mere  statement 
of  grievances.  Immediately  following  the 
prayer  must  be  written  the  signatures,  one 
of  which,  at  least,  must  be  written  on  the 
same  skin  of  parchment,  or  sheet  of  paper,  as 
the  petition.  All  signatures  or  marks  must 
be  original,  procuration  not  being  in  any 
case  allowed,  except  in  cases  of  incapacity  by 
sickness,  for  either  a  single  individual  or  any 
body  of  persons,  but  the  common  seal  of  a 
corporation  is  acknowledged  as  a  petition  of 
the  whole  corporate  body.  Every  petition 
must  be  ■written  upon  paper  or  parchment, 
be  free  from  erasures  or  interlineation,  and 
written  in  the  English  language,  or  accom- 
panied by  a  literal  translation  which  the 
member  presenting  it  certifies  to  be  correct ; 
but  no  letters,  affidavits,  or  other  documents 
will  be  received.  Only  those  signatures  are 
reckoned  as  valid  which  are  written  on  sheets 
headed  in  every  case  by  the  prayer  of  the 
petition  ;  but  on  every  sheet  after  the  first 
the  prayer  may  be  reproduced  in  print,  or  by 
other  mechanical  process.  Petitions  are  re- 
jected which  contain  intemperate  language, 
or  imputations  upon  the  character  or  conduct 
of  either  House  of  Parliament,  the  Courts  of 
Justice,  or  other  constituted  authorities. 
Reference  is  not  allowed  to  be  made  to  any 
debates,  or  to  matters  therein  referred  to, 
but  petitions  may  refer  to  motions  of  which 
due  notice  has  been  given  :  while  petitions 
praying  for  a  grant  of  public  money,  or 
charge  upon  the  revenues  of  India,  or  for 
the  remission  of  taxes  or  dues,  are  not 
received  except  on  the  recommendation  of 
the  Crown.  Every  member  presenting  a 
petition  must  affix  his  name  at  the  beginning 
thereof,  and  is  presumed  to  know  that  the 
standing TCf^ulations  respecting  petitions  have 
been  complied  with.  No  debate  is  allowed 
when  petitions  are  laid  upon  the  table,  and 
they  stand  referred  to  the  Committee  on 
Public  Petitions,  without  any  question  being 
put  ;  but  if  the  petition  relate  to  a  subject 
with  respect  to  which  the  member  present- 
ing it  has  given  notice  of  a  motion,  and 
the  petition  has  not  been  ordered  to  be 
printed  by  the  Committee,  such  member  may, 
after  notice  given,  move  that  such  pe- 
tition be  printed  with  the  votes.  Petitions 
■■der  two  pounds  in  weight  may  be  forwarded 
by  post,  free  of  charge,  to  any  member  of 
«ither  House,  in  parcels  open  at  each  end,  and 
tnarked  outside  "  Parliamentary  Petitions." 
In  virtue  of  an  ancient  privilege,  the  Sheriffs 
of  Loadon  and  the  Lord  Mayor  of  Dublin 
may  appear  at  the  Bar  of  the  House  of 
Commons  to  present  petitions  in  person, 
but  may  not  spesik. 


Petitions,  Election.     [See  Election 

Petitions.] 
Polling.      At     a    General    Election 

all  nominations  are  made  on  the  same  day 
(8th  after  Proclamation),  and  all  pollings 
also  take  place  on  one  and  the  same  day  (Qth 
after  day  of  nomination).  At  Bye-Elections 
the  polling  is  from  four  to  eight  clear  days 
after  nomination.  .Absent  voters  can  |>oll  by 
proxy.  [.\t  Elections  held  during  the  Euro- 
pean War  and  for  13  months  afterwards  an 
interval  of  It  days  (excluding  Sundays)  was 
allowed  to  elapse  between  the  day  of  polling 
and  the  day  for  counting  the  votes.] 

Postmaster-General,      The.        Is 

sometimes  a  Cabinet  Minister.  He  negotiates 
postal  treaties  with  foreign  powers,  makes  con- 
tracts for  the  conveyance  of  the  public  mails 
at  home  and  with  the  colonies,  superintends 
the  whole  department  of  the  Post  Office,  is 
appointed  by  patent  under  the  Great  Seal, 
and  sworn  in  before  the  Lord  President  of 
the  Council. 

Pot-Wallopers.       A  term  formerly 

applied  to  voters  in  certain  boroughs,  where 
all  who  boil  a  pot  were  entitled  to  vote. 
.Another  name  was  *°  potwallers,"  which  is 
said  by  some  to  h.ive  been  a  mistake  for  pot 
boilers,  "b"  having  been  mistaken  for  "  w." 

Previous  Question,  The.  Is  a  mode 

of  attempting  to  avoid  a  direct  expression  of 
opinion  upon  a  motion.  It  is  effected  in 
the  House  of  Lords  by  proposing,  in  lieu  of 
the  original  motion,  a  motion  "that  the 
original  question  be  now  put."  A  vote  is 
taken  on  this,  and  if  necatived  the  original 
motion  is  practically  rejected  ;  although  the 
motion  might  be  proposed  again  at  a  subse- 
quent  sitting.  I  n  the  Commons  the  method  of 
procedure  is  reversed,  and  the  form  adopted 
is  "  that  the  question  be  not  now  put." 

Prime  Minister,  The.     Is  the  head 

of  His  Majesty's  Government,  is  the  con- 
necting link  between  the  Crown  and  the 
Cabinet,  selects  his  colleagues  in  the  Minis- 
try, and  is  virtually  responsible  for  the 
entire  patronage  of  the  Crown.  His  official 
position  is  usu.illy  that  of  First  Lord  of  the 
Treasury.  His  precedence  was  formally 
recognized  Dec  1905  as  next  after  the  Arch- 
bishop of  York.  The  official  country  resi- 
dence is  Chequers,  Princes  Kisborough, 
Bucks,  which  was  presented  to  the  nation  by 
I,ord  and  Lady  Lee  of  Fareham,  Oct.  i9ao. 

Private  BIL1.S.  Are  those  intro<luce<l 
by  companies  or  individuals  for  the  purpose 
of  enabline  them  to  undertake  works  of 
utility  at  their  own  risk,  and  for  their  own 
benefit,  or  for  procuring  naturalization, 
change  of  name,  etc.  Private  bills  aue 
brought  in  upon  petitions  signed  by  the 
suitors  or  their  agents.  The  fees  payable  for 
promoting  or  opposing  a  private  bill  are  slated 
in  the  Standing  Orders.    (See  Bills.  Public.) 

Privilege,     A     Question     ok,     is 

founded  on  a  matter  directly  concerning  the 
privileges  of  the  House.  If  it  has  recently 
arisen,  and  calls  for  its  immediate  inter- 
position, such  a  matter  may  be  considered 
without  notice,  and  takes  precedence  of  all 
other  business. 

Privileges    of     Me.mbers.       Every 

member  is  entitled  to  freedom  of  speech,  to 
freedom  from  arrest  and  distress  of  Eoail% 
and  to  exemption  from  service  on  JudMir 

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TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY  EXPRESSIONS. 


[As  to  Introduction  of  Strangers,  see 
Members'  Gallery.] 

Procedure.     [See   House    of   Com- 
mons.] 
Proportional  Representation.    Is 

only  applied  to  University  constituencies 
returning  more  than  one  member  (i.e.  to 
II  seats). 

Prorogation  of  Parliament.   Is  an 

interruption  of  its  sitting  by  Royal  authority. 
The  Crown  may,  notwithstanding  the  proro- 
gation, summon  Parliament  for  the  despatch 
of  business,  by  giving  six  days'  notice  bj'  pro- 
clamation. Parliament  is  never  prorogued 
for  more  than  80  days  at  one  time,  but  this 
period  can  be  extended  by  subsequent  pro- 
clamation. Every  bill  and  other  proceeding, 
save  impeachments,  must  be  renewed  after  a 
prorogation. 

Proxy  Voting.     Voting  by  proxy  is 

allowed  in  the  case  of  naval  and  military 
voters  in  distant  parts,  fishermen,  pilots,  etc. 

Public  Bills.     [See  Bills,  Public] 

Question,  A.  When  a  motion  has 
been  moved  and  seconded,  the  Speaker  pro- 
poses to  the  House  the  question  for  their 
decision.  Questions  (restricted  to  three  per 
diem  by  any  one  Member)  may  be  asked 
Members  of  the  Government  at  the  com- 
mencement of  the  business  each  day. 

Redistribution    of    Seats.      The 

Representation  of  the  People  Act  (1918) 
provided  for  a  Redistribution  of  Seats  and 
an  increase  in  the  number  of  Members,  from 
670  to  707. 

Registration  Officer.  Each  regis- 
tration area  has  a  Registration  Officer 
whose  duty  it  is  to  prepare  the  Spring  and 
Autumn  registers.  His  fees  are  paid  half 
by  Parliament  and  half  from  the  rates,  and 
he  is  also  Acting  Returning  Officer. 

Registration     of     Voters.      Two 

Registers  are  prepared  each  year  :  the  Spring 
Register  for  the  qualifying  period  ending 
Jan.  15th  comes  intoforce  on  April  15th,  and 
the  Autumn  Register  for  the  qualifying 
period  ending  June  15th  takes  effect  on 
Oct.  15th. 

Reporting.  A  gallery  is  set  apart  for 
the  exclusive  use  of  newspaper  reporters,  and 
official  reports  are  also  made  of  the  par- 
liamentary proceedings. 

Representation    of    the    People 

Act  (191S).  This  extended  the  Franchise 
to  women  who  have  reached  the  age  of 
thirty,  and  to  men  on  war  service,  adding 
more  than  13,000,000  voters  to  the  Register. 

Resignation  of  Seats.     [See  Vacat- 
ing Seats.] 
Returning     Officer's     Expenses. 

The  charges  of  the  returning  officer  are  paid 
by  the  Treasury,  which  prescribes  a  maxi- 
mum scale. 

Royal  Assent,    The.      The    Royal 

Assent  to  bills  that  have  passed  the  Houses 
of  Parliament  has  not  been  withheld  since 
the  year  1707.  It  is  given  either  by  the 
Sovereign  in  person,  or  by  Commissioners 
appointed  for  that  special  purpose.  The 
Commissioners  are  usually  three  or  four  of 


the  high  officers  of  State.  As  soon  as  the 
Royal  Assent  has  been  given,  the  Bill  imme- 
diately becomes  an  Act,  having  the  effect 
and  force  of  law. 

Scot  and  Lot.  Parish  payments. 
When  persons  were  taxed  not  to  the  same 
amount,  but  according  to  their  ability,  they 
were  said  to  pay  "  scot  and  lot." 

Scotland,  The  Secretary  for. 

Has  the  control  of  all  matters  connected  with 
Scotland. 

Seals   of   Office.     When  a  change 

of  Government  takes  place  two  Councils  are 
held,  at  the  first  of  which  the  various  offices 
are  given  up,  and  the  Ministers  appointed 
under  seal  thereupon  hand  back  their  seals 
to  the  Sovereign  ;  at  the  second  the  succes- 
sors in  office  kiss  hands  on  appointment  and 
take  over  the  relinquished  seals.  Secretaries 
of  State  (except  for  Air)  are  appointed  under 
patent,  so  that  in  their  case  there  are  no  seals 
to  give  up.  On  a  reconstruction  of  a  Ministrj' 
one  Council  only  is  usually  necessarj-. 

Selection,     The     Committee    of. 

Nominates  the  members  on,  and  arranges  the 
sitting  and  business  of  private-bill  committees, 
and  is  also  charged  with  the  nomination  of 
the  Standing  Committees. 

Senior  Me.mber,  The.  Is  the  mem- 
ber returned  at  the  head  of  the  poll,  not  the 
member  who  has  served  the  constituency  the 
longest  time. 

Serjeant-at-Arms,  The.  Is  an  offi- 
cer appointed  by  patent  under  the  Great  Seal, 
attached  to  the  House^  who  is  styled  "  the 
Serjeant-at-Arms  attending  the  Speaker  of  the 
House  of  Commons."  He  is  assisted  by  a 
deputy  and  several  subordinates,  and  is  also 
Housekeeper  of  the  House  of  Commons. 
During  the  sitting  of  the  House  he  occupies 
a  chair  below  the  bar,  and  to  him  is  delegated 
the  maintenance  of  order  in  the  approaches 
to  the  House  and  the  adjoining  offices.  His 
duties  are  performed  under  the  directions  of 
the  House,  communicated  to  him  by  the 
Speaker.  He  apprehends  and  retains  in 
custody  all  persons  committed  by  order  of 
the  House. 

Session.    The  Session  of  Parliament 

continues  from  the  time  of  its  meeting  until 
it  is  either  prorogued  or  dissolved.  The 
House  of  Commons  limits  to  one  year  the 
duration  of  the  Army  Annual  Act,  and  votes 
the  supplies  for  the  public  service  by  grants 
limited  to  the  current  year.  The  Crown  is 
therefore  compelled  to  resort  to  an  annual 
assemblage  of  Parliament,  which  usually 
takes.place  early  in  February.  Six  days  at 
least,  but  generally  thirty  or  forty  days, 
previous  to  the  intended  meeting,  a  procla- 
mation is  issued  by  the  Crown,  commanding 
the  attendance  of  both  Houses  for  despatch 
of  business,  usually  at  Westminster,  but  it 
may  be  at  anyplace  within  the  United  King- 
dom. The  busine.ss  usually  transacted  at  the 
commencement  of  every  Session  is  to  consider 
the  Speech  from  the  Throne.  One  Bill,  how- 
ever, always  receives  a  first  reading,  in  order 
to  assert  the  right  of  Parliament  to  protect 
the  interests  of  the  people  before  considering 
the  subjects  contained  in  the  Royal  Speech. 
No  number  or  length  of  adjournments  de- 
stroys the  continuity  of  the  Session.  [See 
also  Prorogation.] 


TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY    EXPRESSIONS. 


Sessional  Orders  are  agreed  to  at  the 

commencement  of  each  S>ession,  and  are  not 
intended  to  continue  beyond  that  period. 
Sittings.       On     Monday,     Tuesday, 

Wednesday,  and  Thursday  the  House  usually 
sits  from  2.45  to  11  p.m.;  or,  for  non- 
contentious  business  until  11.30  p.m.  There 
is,  as  a  rule,  no  sitting  on  Saturday,  and  on 
Friday  (when  the  House  meets  at  12)  the 
adjournment  takes  place  not  later  than 
5.30  o'clock. 

SOIT  FAITCOMME  II.  EST  DESIR^.  The 
words  in  which  the  Royal  A.s.sent  is  given  to 
Private  Bills. 

Solicitor-General.  Is  the  legal  ad- 
viser of  the  Crown,  who  ranks  next  to  the 
Attorney-General. 

Speaker  OF  THE  House  of  Co.mmons. 

Is  the  representative  of  its  powers,  authority, 
and  dignity.  His  chief  duties  are  to  pre- 
side over  the  deliberations  of  the  House, 
to  put  the  question,  and  declare  the  deter- 
mination of  the  House.  In  the  conduct  of 
the  debates,  the  .Speaker  calls  on  those  mem- 
bers to  address  the  House  who,  in  his  opinion, 
are  entitled  to  precedence  ;  he  promptly  and 
decisively  represses  disorder,  and  gives  effect 
to  the  rules  and  regulations  of  the  House. 
When  he  rises  to  enforce  a  point  of  order, 
the  House  is  immediately  silent  ;  and  his 
decision,  based  as  far  as  possible  on  prece- 
dent, is,  as  a  rule,  accepted  without  cavil.  But 
still  the  ultimate  authority,  upon  all  points, 
is  the  Hou.se  itself.  He  also  presents  to  the 
Sovereign  addresses  from  the  Commons,  when 
they  are  ordered  to  be  presented  to  the  whole 
Hou.se ;  reprimands  persons  who  have  incurred 
the  displeasure  of  the  House ;  issues  warrants 
of  committal  for  breach  of  privilege  ;  com- 
municates with  any  parties,  when  so  instructed 
by  the  House ;  exercises  a  general  control 
over  the  business  of  the  House,  both  public 
and  private  ;  expresses  the  thanks  or  appro- 
bation of  the  Commons  to  distinguished  per- 
sonages; adjourns  the  House  if  forty  members 
are  not  present,  and  appoints  I'ellers  on  a 
division.  Under  the  Standing  Orders,  the 
Speaker  may  withhold  his  assent  to  a  motion 
for  the  closure  of  a  debate ;  he  may,  after 
continued  irrelevance  on  the  part  of  a  mem- 
ber, direct  him  to  discontinue  his  speech, 
or  if  a  motion  for  adjournment  be,  in  his 
opinion,  an  abuse  of  the  forms  of  the  House, 
the  Speaker  may  forthwith  put  the  question 
thereon.  He  has,  however,  to  select  the 
amendments  to  be  moved  to  bills  or 
motions.  The  Speaker  may  also  direct  a 
Member,  whose  conduct  is  grossly  disorderly, 
to  withdraw  during  the  remainder  of  that 
day's  .sitting.  He  docs  not  speak,  except 
in  his  official  capacity  ;  nor  does  he  vote 
except  to  give  a  ca.sting  vote  when  the 
numbers  are  equal.  It  is  to  him  a  Member 
addresses  his  remarks,  and  it  is  irregular  for 
a  Member  to  direct  his  remarks  to  the  Hou.se 
or  to  any  Member  of  the  House.  With  the 
Speaker  rests  the  decision  whether  a  bill  is  or 
is  not  a  Money  Hill  within  the  meaning  of  the 
Parliament  Act  (191 1),  and  he  nominates 
the  Members  of  the  House  of  Commons 
to  serve  on  the  Ecclesiastical  Committee 
under  the  Church  of  England  As-sembly 
(Powers)  Act,  1919.  He  is  elected  at  the 
commencement  of  each  Parliament  (the  Clerk 
of  the  House  presiding  at  the  election),  and 
holds  office  until  a  dissolution.    He  gives  state 


dinners  to  as  many  of  the  House  as  he  can 
entertain,  between  the  commencement  of  the 
Session  and  the  Kaster  holidays.  He  receives 
a  salary  of  jC  5,000  a  year,  and  has  a  furnished 
residence;  is  a  member  of  the  Privy  Council, 
and  ranks  ne.\t  after  the  Lord  Prcs  of  the 
Council.  It  iscustomarj-  for  the  Speaker,  on 
retiring  from  office,  to  be  created  a  peer,  and 
to  receive  a  pension  of  ;£4,oooayear.  When 
incapacitated  from  attending  to  his  duties,  his 
place  is  occupied  by  the  Chairman  of  Ways 
and  Means  or  the'  Deputy  Chairman  if  the 
Chairman  be  absent. 

"  Speaker's   Eye."      [See  House  of 

Commons.] 
Speeches  may  not  lie  read  in  the  House 
by  members  without  special  permission. 

Standing  Committees.     [See  Com- 

miKees.] 

Standing  Orders.  Are  for  the  per- 
manent guidance  and  order  of  proceedings. 
They  have  been  agreed  to  at  various  times, 
and  if  not  repealed  endure  in  force  from  one 
Parliament  to  another.  One  of  these  orders 
has  been  in  force  since  March  yqth,  1707. 

Strangers,  Admission  of.     Persons 

going  to  the  offices  of  the  House,  on  business, 
arc  admitted  at  such  offices  at  all  times. 
Whtn  the  committees  and  Court  of  Appeal 
are  not  sitting,  none  but  persons  going  to 
the  offices  of  the  House  are  admitted  ;  all 
others  are  stopped  at  the  door  of  St.  Stephen's 
Hall.  When  Committees  and  the  House 
of  Lords  (as  a  Court  of  Appeal)  are 
sitting,  persons  proceeding  to  them  are 
permitted  to  enter  the  Committee  Room.s, 
House  of  Lords,  and  offices  pertaining 
thereto  only.  During  the  sitting  of  the 
House  no  visitor  is  admitted  to  the  Central 
Hall,  unless  he  wishes  to  see  a  memlier,  or 
has  a  ticket  of  admission  to  one  of  the 
galleries.  No  persons,  except  those  having 
such  tickets  of  admi.ssion,  are  permitted  to 
go  beyond  the  central  and  lower  waiting 
halls,  nor  to  enter  the  dining,  tea,  and 
smoking  rooms,  nor  to  go  on  the  terrace, 
even  though  accompanied  by  a  member. 
The  Members'  Ixibby  is  strictly  reserved  for 
peers  and  members  only,  and  for  such  per- 
manent officials,  secretaries  of  Ministers,  and 
others,  whose  names  are  placed  by  the 
Speaker  on  a  special  list.  Parliametitary 
agents  are  admitted  to  the  Members'  Lobby 
till  halfpast  five  o'clock  p.m.  None  but 
ladies  having  their  names  on  the  list  are 
permitted  to  enter  the  Ladies'  Gallery  Door, 
in  the  .Speaker's  Yard.  After  four  o'clock 
p.m.  the  subway  under  Bridge  Street  may 
be  closed  to  all  but  members  or  persons 
going  on  business  to  the  House.  'The  fol- 
lowing rules  are  now  in  force  for  the  admis- 
sion of  strangers  to  the  galleries  of  the 
House :— Orders  in  AtivaHce—{\)  Orders 
for  under  the  gallery,  (he  Special  Gallery, 
and  the  Members'  Gallery  are  issued  to 
members  six  days  in  advance.  The  ballot 
for   seals    in   the    Members'   Galler>-    takes 

&lace  when  neces-sary.  Every  order  must 
e  signed  by  a  member,  and  the  name  and 
address  of  the  holder  insciibed  llierron  (3) 
Seats  in  the  I.adies'  Gallery  are  balloted  for. 
Two  orders  will  be  sent  to  e.nch  member 
sHCCcssful  in  the  ballot.  These  orders  will 
be  only  available  for  relatives  of  the  member, 
and  mu.<t  be  signed  by  the  memlier,  and  the 
names  and  addresses  of  the  ladies  must  be 


ill 


TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS. 


filled  in  before  admission.  During  the 
sitting  of  the  House — (a)  Orders  of  admis- 
sion (except  to  the  Ladies'  Gallerj-)  for  the 
same  day  are  issued  after  a  quarter  past  four 
p.m.  (a  quarter  past  twelve  p.m.  on  Fridays) 
from  the  Admission  Order  Office  in  St. 
Stephen's  Hall,  (b)  Applicants  for  vacant 
seats  in  the  Members'  Gallery  go  direct  to 
the  Admission  Order  Office  and  obtain 
orders  of  admission,  without  applying  to  a 
member.  An  applicant  may  be  required, 
however,  to  give  a  member's  name  as  a 
reference,  in  case  of  necessity  before  being 
admitted,  (c)  Admission  to  the  Special  Gal- 
lery and  under  the  gallery  are  only  granted 
on  the  personal  application  of  a  member  to 
the  Serjeant-at-Arms,  (d)  For  the  Ladies' 
Gallery  supplemental  orders  are  issued  dur- 
ing the  sitting  of  the  House,  at  4.15  p.m.  and 
9  p.m.  Ladies  are  now  also  admitted  to  the 
Strangers'  Gallery.  [See  also  "  I  Spy  a 
Stranger."] 

Supply,  Committee  of.  A  Com- 
mittee of  the  whole  House,  which  considers 
the  Government  resolutions  for  granting  to 
the  Crown  the  sums  necesiiary  for  conducting 
the  various  branches  of  the  public  service. 
These  resolutions,  having  been  considered 
and  agreed  to  by  the  House,  receive  effect  by 
Consolidated  Fimd  Act.*,  passed  from  time 
to  time  during  the  session,  subject,  at  its 
close,  to  a  final  appropriation  to  the  services 
of  the  year  by  the  "Appropriation  Bill," 
which,  after  it  has  passed  the  House  of 
Lords,  is  carried  by  the  Speaker  to  the  bar 
of  the  Upper  House  to  receive  the  Royal 
Assent.  The  business  of  Supply  is  the  first 
order  of  the  day  on  Thursday,  unless  other- 
wise ordered  by  the  House.  Not  more 
than  20  days,  being  days  before  the  5th  of 
.\ugust,  are  allotted  for  the  consideration 
of  the  annual  estimates  for  the  Army,  Navy, 
Air  Force,  and  Civil  Services,  including 
votes  on  account.  An  additional  3  days 
either  before  or  after  5th  of  August  may  be 
allotted  for  the  business  of  Supply  on  motion 
made  after  notice  by  a  Minister  of  the  Crown. 

Suspension  from   the   service  of  the 

House  is  a  punishment  imposed  on  members 
who  have  been  named  by  the  Speaker  or  the 
Chairman  of  Committees,  for  an  infraction  of 
the  rules  of  the  House  of  Commons.  The 
effect  of  an  amendment  made  in  the  Standing 
Orders  in  1902  is  that  an  Order  of  Suspen- 
sion made  in  pursuance  of  Standing  Orders 
remains  in  force  until  the  end  of  the  Se,ssion. 
unless  previously  revoked.  But  suspension 
may  be  ordered  otherwise  than  in  pursuance 
of  Standing  Orders. 

Swearing  In.     The  administration  of 

the  oath  or  affirmation  to  the  members  of  the 
House  of  Commons  at  the  beginning  of  a 
new  Parliament  is  conducted  in  the  fol- 
lowing manner  :— The  oath  is  administered, 
in  the  first  instance,  to  such  Members  as  are 
of  His  Majesty's  Most  Honourable  Privy 
Council  and  to  Members  who  have  held  office 
under  the  Crown,  and  then  to  such  Members 
as  may  present  themselves  for  that  purpose 
at  the  table.  The  oath  is  administered  to 
Members  singly,  and  in  order  that  the  process 
of  signing  the  roll  and  the  introduction  of 
Members  to  the  Speaker  may  be  conducted 
with  due  regularity,  Members  occupying 
various  benches  come  to  the  table  in  an 
order  prescribed  by  the  Speaker.  Members 
should  not  leave  the  table   until  they  have 


signed  the  roll  and  have  been  introduced  to 
Mr.  Speaker. 

Teller.  Is  a  member  appointed  by  the 
Speaker  when  a  division  takes  place,  to  count 
the  number  of  members  voting  for  or  against 
a  motion.     Two  are  appointed  for  each  side. 

"  That  I  do  now  Leave  the  Chair." 

Is  the  question  put  by  the  Speaker  on  the 
occasions  when  it  is  needful,  before  the  whole 
House  goes  into  Committee. 

"That  the  .Orders  of  the  Day  be 

NOW  Read."  That  the  House  proceed  to 
the  business  of  the  day  without  further 
decision  taking  place  on  the  motion  then 
under  discussion. 

"This  Day  Six  (or Three) Months." 

The  motion  that  a  bill  be  read  a  second  time 
upon  this  day  six  months,  is  the  ordinarj- 
mode  of  moving  its  rejection. 

Time  of  Meeting.     The  House  meets 

on  Mondays,  Tuesdays,  Wednesdays,  and 
Thursdays  at  a  quarter  to  three  o'clock,  when 
the  Chaplain  reads  prayers.  The  business 
of  each  sitting  is  conducted  according  to 
the  following  routine  : — When  private  busi- 
ness has  been  disposed  of — i.e.,  usually 
about  three  o'clock — the  putting  of  questions 
to  members  of  the  Government  begins,  and 
continues  until  3-45,  after  which  questions  of 
special  public  importance  or  relating  to  the 
arrangement  of  business  may  be  asked.  The 
real  work  of  the  day  is  then  entered  upon, 
and  the  regular  business  of  the  sitting  is 
commenced,  namely,  the  consideration  of 
the  orders  or  motions  set  down  for  thai  day. 
The  House  continues  business  until  half-past 
eleven  o'clock  unless  previously  adjourned, 
but  only  unopposed  business  is  taken  after 
eleven  o'clock,  unless  what  is  called  the 
"  eleven  o'clock  rule  "  is  su.spended.  On 
Fridays  the  House  meets  at  noon. 

Tre.\ting.     [See  Bribery.] 

Under  Secretaries  OF  State.    Two 

of  these  are  attached  to  the  office  of  each 
Secretary  of  State,  oge  being  usually  per- 
manent, and  the  other  def)er.dent  upon  the 
administration  in  power. 

Undue  Influence.     [See  Briber}-.] 
Union,  The.     Denotes   the    Act  by 

which  the  two  separate  kingdoms  of  Eng- 
land and  Scotland  were  incorporated  into 
one  under  the  title  of  the  Kingdom  of  Great 
Britain.  The  first  Parliament  subsequent  to 
the  Union  met  Oct.  23rd,  1707.  The  Union 
of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  took  place  on 
January  ist,  1801. 

Vacating    Seats.     By  accepting  an 

office  of  emolument  from  the  Crown,  a  mem- 
ber at  once  vacates  his  seal.  It  is  customary 
for  a  member  who  wishes  to  resign  to 
apply  for  the  sinecure  Stewardship  of  His 
Majesty's  Chiltern  Hundred.s,  or  of  the 
Manor  of  Northstead  (for  seats  thus  vacated 
no  re-election  can  take  place  during  recess). 
[See  also  Chiltern  Hundreds  and  Writs.] 

Voters.  [See  Disqualified  to  Vote, 
Franchise,  and  Women  Voters.] 

Votes  and  Proceedings,  The.    Are 

the  entries  printed  and  published  daily  of  the 
transactions  of  the  House  made  at  the  table 
by  the  clerks,  from  which  the  journals  are 
compiled. 


TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY    EXPRESSIONS. 


lui 


War,  The  Secretary  of  State  for. 

Has  the  gener.il  control  and  direction  of 
the  army,  in  which  he  is  assisted  by  the 
Army  ('ouncil,  of  which  he  is  ex-ojficio  a 
member. 

Ways  and  Means,  Committee  of. 

A  Committee  of  the  whole  Hous*,  which 
reeulates  the  issue  of  public  money,  to  meet 
the  grants  voted  in  the  Committee  of  Supply, 
and  sanctions  the  imposition  of  the  taxes 
necessary  for  the  service  of  the  current  year. 
[See  Chairman  of  Committee  on  Ways  ?nd 
Means.] 

Women     Members.      An    Act    was 

passed  in  1918  making  Women  eligible  to 
sit  as  Members  of  Parliament  in  the  House 
of  Commons. 

Women  Voters.  The  Representation 
of  the  People  Act  (igiS)  extended  the  Fran- 
chise to  women  over  thirty  years  of  age  (not 
subject  to  legal  incapacity)  and  entitled,  or 
whose  husbands  are  entitled,  to  be  registered 
a.s  Local  Government  Electors  (/.^.  6  months' 
ownership  or  tenancy  of  land  or  premises). 

Woolsack.  [See  Houses  of  Parlia- 
ment.] 

Works,  Office  of.  The  Commis- 
sioners of  Works  and  Public  Buildings  are 
responsible  for  the  Public  Buildings  of  Great 
Britain.  The  Chief  Commissioner  represents 
the  Department  in  Parliament. 

Writs.  In  the  event  of  a  vacancy 
arising  during  the  recess  of  Parliament  from 


death,  or  from  becoming  a  Peer,  or  from 
acceptance  of  an  office  of  proiit  under  the 
Crown,  other  than  the  Stewardship  of  the 
Chiltern  Hundreds,  or  the  Manor  of  North- 
stead  <for  which  re-election  writs  can  only  be 
is.sued  during  the  session),  a  writ  is  issued  by 
warrant  from  the  Speaker,  made  out  to  the 
Clerk  of  the  Crown  in  Chancery ,  as  soon  as  the 
Speaker  is  notified  of  the  death,  or  peerage,  by 
a  certificate  under  the  hands  of  two  meml)ers, 
coupled  in  the  case  of  acceptance  of  office, 
with  a  notice  thereof  from  the  member  him- 
self. During  the  sessio.^  the  Speaker  issues 
his  warrant  by  order  of  the  House  upon 
motion  made  and  agreed  to.  In  the  ca<e  of 
a  new  Parliament  the  original  issue  of  writs 
lies  with  the  Crown.  Wnts  returiuible  for  a 
county  are  sent  to  the  Sheriff  of  the  county, 
and  those  that  relate  to  cities  or  boroughs 
are  sent  direct  to  the  Returning  Officers. 
The  messenger,  or  pursuivant,  of  the  Great 
Seal,  or  his  deputy,  after  receiving  the  writs, 
is  bound  to  carry  them  forthwith  to  the 
General  Post  Office  in  London,  and  there 
deliver  them  to  the  Postmaster  General  or  his 
deputy,  receiving  an  acknowledgment  thereof 
in  writing.  The  Postmaster-General,  in  his 
turn,  is  bound  to  despatch  the  writs  by  the 
first  post  ;  the  Returning  Officers  aie  re- 
quired, upon  receiving  tnem,  to  give  an 
acknowledgment,  setting  forth  the  day  and 
hour  of  delivery  ;  and  this  memorandum  is 
transmitted  to  the  General  Post  Office  in 
London,  and  filed  there  for  reference.  T'be 
London  writs  are  delivered  personally  by  the 
Messenger  ol  the  Great  Seal. 


St.  Margarkt's  Church,  Westminstrr,  is  the  church  of  the  House  of  Commons,  and 
Members  of  Parliament  are  always  entitled  to  seats  therein.  The  tercentenary  of  its  recognition 
as  such  took  place  on  April  17th,  1914. 


DATES  OF  PROROG.VnON  OF  PARLIAMENT  SINCE  1842. 


1843  .. 
1843  •  • 
1844 . . 

1845  .. 

1846  .. 

1847  ■  • 

1848  .. 

1849  .. 

1850  .. 

1851  .. 
1853 .. 

«853 
1854  . 

185s  .. 
1856  . 
■  857  •• 

1858  .. 

1859  .. 
1B60  .. 
1S61  .. 
1862   .. 


Aug.  12 
Aug.  24 
Aug.  9 
Aug.  9 
Aug.  28 
July  23 
Sept.  5 
Aug.  I 
Aug.  15 
Aug.  8 
July  t 
Aug.  20 
Aug.  12 
Aug.  14 
July  29 
Aug.  28 
Aug.  2 
Aug.  I J 
Aug.  28 
Aug.  6 
Aug;    7 


1863  .. 

::  J« 

28 

1884  .. 

1864  .. 

29 

1885  .. 

1865  .. 

..  July 

6 

1886  .. 

t866  .. 

. .  .\ug. 

10 

1887  .. 

1867  .. 

. .  Aug. 

21 

1888   .. 

1868  .. 

..  July 

3« 

1889  .. 

1869  .. 

. .  Aug. 

II 

.890  .. 

1870  .. 

•  •  Aug. 

10 

.891  .. 

1871  .. 

.  Aug. 

21 

1892  .. 

1872  .. 

..  Aug. 

to 

'893-4 

1873  •• 

•  ■  Aug. 

5 

1894  .. 

1874  .. 

..  Aug. 

7 

i89S  .. 

1875  .. 

..  Aug. 

«3 

.896  .. 

1876  .. 

..  Aug. 

M 

1897  .. 

1877  .. 

..  Aug. 

«5 

1898  .. 

1878  .. 

..  -Aug. 

16 

1899  .. 

1879  .. 

. .  Aug. 

«5 

1900  . . 

1880  .. 

. .  Sept. 

7 

1901  .. 

1881  .. 

..  Aug 

27 

'  1902  . . 

1882  .. 

..  Dec. 

2 

1903  .. 

1883  .. 

. .  Aug. 

21 

1904  .. 

..  Dec.  6 
. .  Aug.  14 
. .  Sept.  24 
. .  Sept.  16 
. .  Dec.  34 
. .  Aug.  30 
..  Aug.  30 
..  Aug.  5 
. .  Aug.  19 
March  5, 1894 
. .  Aug.  25 
..  Sept.  5 
..  Aug.  14 
..  Aug.  4 
. .  Aug.  12 
. .  Oct.  27 
. .  Dec.  17 
. .  Aug.  17 
..  Dec.  18 
..  Aug.  14 
..  Aug.  15 


1905  .. 

..  Aug.  II 

1906  . . 

. .  Dec.  21 

1907  .. 

. .  Aug.  a8 

1903  .. 

. .  Dec.  21 

1909  .. 

..  Dec.  3 
.  Nov.  i§ 

I9I0  . . 

I9II  .. 

.  Dec.  16 

1912-13    March  7, 1913 

1913  ..         ..  Aug.  15 

1914  . .  . .  Sept.  18 
1914-15-16  Jan. 27, 1916 
1916  . .  . .  Dec.  22 
1917-18  ..  Feb.  6 
1018  . .        . .   Nov.  ai 

1919  . .         . .   Dec.  43 

1920  . .         . .  Dec.  33 

1921  . .  . .  Nov.  10 
1911  ..         . .   Dec.  19 

{Short  SeisioH, 
Dec.  >4-i9> 


liv 


CONSTITUTION   OF  THE   HOUSE   OF   COMMONS,    ETC. 


CONSTITUTION   OF  THE   HOUSE   OF  COMMONS. 

At  the  timeof  the  Union  with  Scotland,  in  1707,  the  House  consisted  of  513  members  ;  45  were  then 
added  for  Scotland,  and  in  1801, 100  were  added  for  Ireland,  making  the  total  of  658.  This  number 
was  preserved  by  the  Reform  Acts  of  1832  and  1868,  but  in  each  case  the  apportionment  was  altered 
and  in  1885  it  nominally  stood — England  and  Wales  493,  Scotland  60,  and  Ireland  105,  but  by  the 
disfranchisement  of  Beverley  (2),  Bridgwater  (2),  Cashel  (i),  and  Sligo  (i),  the  total  representation 
was  reduced  to  652  members.  The  result  of  the  Redistribution  of  Seats  Act  1885  was  to  increase 
the  total  number  of  members  elected  for  counties,  boroughs  and  universities  to  670,  and  the 
Representation  of  the  People  Act  (1918)  raised  the  total  to  707,  the  basis  being  one  Member  for 
every  70,000  of  population  in  Great  Britain,  and  one  for  every  43,000  in  Ireland,  but  to  be 
reduced  by  the  Government  of  Ireland  Act  (1920)  to  648.*     Distribution  is  as  follows : — 


Prior  to  1885 
1885  to  1918 
In  future   . . 

England  &  Wales. 

Scotland. 

Ireland.* 

United  Kingdom 

Co. 

Boro'. 

Univ. 

Co. 

Boro'. 

Univ. 

Co. 

Boro". 

Univ. 

Co. 

Boro'. 

Univ. 

187 
253 
254 

297 

237 
266 

5 
5 
8 

32 
39 
38 

26 
31 
33 

2 
2 
3 

64 
85 
80 

11 
21 

2 
2 

4 

283 
377 
377 

360 
284 
315 

9 
9 
'5 

*  The  Government  of  Ireland  Act  1920  stipulates  for  the  eventual  reduction  of  the  number 
of  Irish  Representatives  to  sit  in  the  United  Kingdom  Parliament  as  follows  :  Counties  34, 
Boroughs  8,  Universities  4,  total  46,  in  place  of  105,  and  on  the  establishment  of  the  Irish  Free 
State  this  number  will  be  further  reduced  by  the  omission  of  the  33  seats  allocated  to  Southern 
Ireland. 


LORD    HIGH    CHANCELLORS    AND    SPEAKERS    OF 
HOUSE  OF  COMMONS 


SINCE    THE    REFORM    ACT,     1832. 
Lords  High  Chancellors. 


Brougham  .and  Vaix,  Baron  ..  1830-4 

LvNDHURST,  Baron  ..         ..  ..  1834-5 

In  Commission     ..  ..          ..  ..  1835-6 

COTTENHAM^  Earl  of  ..             ..  ..  1836-4I 

Lyndhurst,*  Baron  1841-6 

COTTENHAM,  Earl  of  ..          ..  ..  1846-50 

Truro,  Baron      ..  ..         ..  1850-2 

St.  Leonards,  Baron  ..         ..  ..  1852 — 

Cranworth,  Baron  ..         ..  ..  1852-7 

Chelmsford,  Baron  ..         ..  ..  1857-9 

•  Campbell,  Baron  ..         ..  ..  1859-61 

Westburv,  Baron  ..          ..  ..  1861-5 

Cranworth,  Baron  1865-6 

Chelmsford,  Baron  ..         ..  ..  1866-8 

Caikns,  Baron     ..  ..          ..  ..         1868 

Hatherley,  Baron  ..         ..  ..  1868-72 


Cairns - 


Selborne,  Baron 

Baron    .. 

Eari 

c.  (  Baron 

Selborne  -j  j.".. 

Halsburv,  Baron 
Herschell,  Baron 
Halsbury,  Baron 
Herschell,  Baron 
Halsbury,  Earl  of 
LoREBURN,  Earl 
Haldane,  Viscount 
Buckmaster,  Baron 
Fin  lay.  Viscount 
Birkenhead,  Baron 


..  1872-4 
. .  1874-6 
..  1876-80 
..  1880-2 
..  1882-S 
..     1885-6 

1886 
..  1886-92 
1892-5 
1895-1905 
. .  19W-12 
..  1912-15 
1915-16 
. .   1916-19 

1919 


Speakers  of  the  House  of  Commons. 


Sutton,  Charles  Manners..  ..  1817-35 

Abercromby,  Charles           ..  ..  1835-9 

Lefevre,  Charles  Shaw-      ..  ..  1839-57 

Denison.  John  Evelyn          ..  ..  1857-72 

BRAND,SirHENRYWlLLIAMBoUVERIE    1872-84 


Peel,  Arthur  Wellesley   ..  ..   188^-95 

Gully,  William  Court       ..  1895-1905 

Lowther,  Jakes  Willia.m  ..  ..   1905-21 

Whitley,  John  Henrv        ..  ..        1921 


GENERAL    ELECTIONS    SINCE    REFORM    ACT    OF    1832. 


December  1832 
January  1835 
July- Aug.  1S37 
June-July  i£4i 


July  1847  I  July    1865 

July  1852  Nov.    t868 

March  1857         I  Feb.     1874 
April-May  1859  \  April   1880 


Nov.  1885 
July  1886 
July  1892 
July  1895 


Sept.-Oct.  1900  I  Dec.  1918 
Jan.-Feb.    1906 
Jan.-Feb.   1910 
Dec.  1910  I 


DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Iv 


THE   Romani  regarded  the  bath  at  a  rite  rather  than  a  toilet, 
and  in  it  fragrxnt  eiaencet  played  an  important  part.     To-day 

MORNY    BATH     SALTS 

which  produce  a  delightfully  lingering  fragrance  on  the  (kin,  and 
scientifically    loften    the    water,   are    most    generally    adopted. 

"Chaminade"  Bath  Salti  -  4/-,  10/-,  24/-,  Ac. 

"June  Ro»e»"  Bath  Salt*  3/-,  7/6.  18/6.  &c. 

And  many  other  ciqultlta  Momr  Odours. 


MORNY 

Jii   RECENT  ST. 


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Ivi 


DURATION    OF   PARLIAMENTS,    ETC. 


DURATION,  &c.,  OF  PARLIAMENTS 
OF  THE  UNITED  KINGDOM. 


Reign. 
George  III 

Parlia- 
ment. 

When  met. 

When  dissolved. 

E 

Y. 

5 

xisted. 

I  St 

27  Sept.  1796* 

29  Jan.    1802 

M.  D. 

II  18 

2nd 

31  Aug.  1802 

24  Oct.    1806 

4 

I  25 

3rd 

15  Dec.  1806 

29  Apr.   1807 

0 

4  IS 

4th 

22  June  1807 

24  Sept.  1812 

5 

3     7 

5th 

24  Nov.  1812 

10  June  1818 

5 

6  16 

6th 

4  Aug.  1818 

29  Feb.  1820 

I 

6  25 

George  IV 

7th 

23  Apr.  1820 

2  June  1826 

6 

I     9 

8th 

14  Nov.  1826 

24  July  1830 

3 

8    TO 

William  IV 

9th 

26  Oct.    1830 

22  Apr.   1831 

0 

5  2i 

loth 

14  June  1831 

3  Dec.  1832 

I 

5  20 

nth 

29  Jan.    1833 

30  Dec.  1834 

I 

II     I 

12th 

19  Feb.   183s 

18  July  1837 

2 

5     0 

Victoria 

13th 

14  Nov.  1837 

23  June  1841 

3 

7     9 

14th 

II  Aug.  1841 

23  July  1847 

5 

II     6 

iSth 

21  Sept.  1847 

I  July  1852 

4 

II     9 

i6th 

4  Nov.  1852 

20  Mar.  1857 

4 

4  16 

1 7th 

30  Apr.   1857 

23  Apr.   1859 

I 

II  23 

i8th 

31  May  1859 

6  July  1865 

6 

2     0 

19th 

I  Feb.   1866 

II  Nov.  1868 

2 

9  10 

20th 

10  Dec.  1868 

26  Jan.   1874 

5 

I  16 

2ISt 

4  Mar.  1874 

i!4  Mar.  1880 

6 

0  20 

22nd 

29  Apr.    1880 

18  Nov.  1885 

5 

6  20 

23rd 

12  Jan.   i386 

26  June  1886 

0 

5  14 

24th 

5  Aug.  1886 

28  June  1892 

5 

10  34 

25th 

4  Aug.  1892 

8  July  1895 

2 

"     S 

26th 

12  Aug.  1895 

25  Sept.  1900 

5 

I   14 

Edward  VII.    .. 

27th 

3  Dec.  1900 

8  Jan.  1906 

5 

I     6 

(Jan.  22nd,  1901.) 

28th 

13  Feb.  1906 

10  Jan.  1910 

3 

10  28 

George  V 

29th 

15  Feb.  1910 

28  Nov.  1910 

0 

9  14 

(May  6th,  1910.) 

30th 

31  Jan.  1911 
4  Feb.  1919 

25  Nov.  1918 

7 

9  26 

3tst 

•  Parliament  first  met  after  the  Union,  aand  Jan.,  1801. 


LIST   OF   ADMINISTRATIONS   SINCE    1715. 


Sir  Robert  Walpole 
J.  Stanhope 
Earl  of  Sunderland 
Sir  Robert  Walpole 
Earl  of  Wilmington 
Henry  Pelham 
Duke  of  Newcastle 
Earl  of  Bute     . . 
George  Grcnville 
Marquess  of  Rockingh; 
Duke  of  Grafton 
Lord  North 
Marquess  of  Rockingh; 
Earl  of  Shelburne 
Duke  of  Portland 
William  Pitt      . . 
H.  Addington  . . 
William  Pitt      . . 
Lord  Grenville 
Duke  of  Portland 
Spencer  Perceval 
Earl  of  Liverpool 
George  Canning 
Viscount  Goderich 
Duke  of  Wellington 
Earl  Grey 
Lord  Melbourne. 


Oct. 
April 

March 

April 

Feb. 

Aug. 

April 

May 

April 

July 

Aug. 

Jan. 

March 

July 

April 

Dec. 

March 

May 

Jan. 

March 

June 

June 

April 

Aug. 

July 

Nov. 

April 


171S 
1717 
1718 
1720 
1742 
1743 
1754 
1762 
1763 
1765 
1766 
1770 
1782 
1782 
1783 
1783 
1801 
1804 
1806 
1807 
1810 

l8l2 

1827 
1827 
1823 
1830 
1834 


Herbert  Henry  Asquith     . . 

Herbert  Henry  Asquith  (War  Coalition) 

David  Lloyd  George 


Duke  of  Wellington 

Sir  Robert  Peel 

Lord  Melbourne 

Sir  Robert  Peel 

*Lord  John   Russell  (lo  days) 

Sir  Robert  Peel 

Lord  John  Russell 

Earl  of  Derby 

Earl  of  Aberdeen 

Viscount  Palmerston  . . 

Earl  of  Derby 

Viscount  Palmerston  . . 

Earl  Russell 

Earl  of  Derby 

Benjamin  Disraeli 

William  Ewart  Gladstone 

Earl  of  Beaconsfield   . . 

William  Ewart  Gladstone 

Marquess  of  Salisbury 

William  Ewart  Gladstone 

Marquess  of  Salisbury 

William  Ewart  Gladstone     . . 

Earl  of  Rosebery 

Marquess  of  Salisbury 

Arthur  James  Balfour 

Sir  Henry  Campbell- Banner- 
man,  G.C.B. 

April  1908 
May  1915 
Dec.        1916 


1834- 

Nov. 

1834 

April 

183s. 

Nov. 

1841 

Dec. 

1845 

Dec 

184s 

June  ' 

1846 

Feb. 

185a 

Dec. 

1852 

Feb. 

»8S5 

Feb. 

i8sff 

June 

1859. 

Oct. 

1865 

June 

1866 

Feb. 

1868 

Dec. 

1868 

Feb. 

1874 

April 

1880 

June 

i8«5 

Jan. 

1886 

luly 

1886 

Aug. 

1892 

March 

1894 

June 

1895 

Aug. 

190a- 

Dec. 


1905- 


*  Was  charged  to  form  a  Government,  but  his  predecessors  never  formally  resigned. 


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REPRESENTATIVE   PEERS,    ETC. 


REPRESENTATIVE   PEERS. 


Banoon,  Earl  of. 
Bangor,  Viscouni. 
Bei.levv,  Baron. 
Castlemaine,  Baron. 
Cavan,  Earl  of. 
Charlemont,  Viscount. 
Crofton,  Baron. 

*CURZ0N     OF      KeDLESTON, 

Earl. 
Darnley,  Earl  of. 

*  Created  a  Peer  of 


FOR    IRELAND    (28) 
(Elected  for  Life.) 

\         Decies,  Baron. 

De  Vesci,  Viscount. 
Drogheda,  Earl  of. 
Dunalley,  Baron. 
Farnham,  Baron. 
Inchiquin,  Baron. 
KiLMAiNE,  Baron. 
KiLMOREV,  Earl  of. 
Kingston,  Earl  of. 
Lanesborough,  Earl  of. 
United  Kingdom  since  Election  as  a 


Lucan,  Earl  of. 
Mayo,  Earl  of. 
MusKERRV,  Baron. 
Oranmore  and  Browne 

Baron. 
Rathdonnell,  Baron. 
RoDEN,  Earl  of. 
Templetown.  Viscount. 
Wkstmeath,  Earl  of. 
Wick  LOW,  Earl  of. 
Representative  Peer. 


FOR  SCOTLAND  (16). 

(^Elected  for  present  Parliainent  only.) 

Airlie,  Earl  of.                            I         Forbes,  Baron.                      I  Morton,  Earl  of. 

Belhavbn  and  Stenton,                Leven  and  Melville,  Rothes,  Earl  of. 

Baron.                                                     Earl  of.  Saltoun,  Baron. 

Caithness,  Earl  of.                              Lindsay,  Earl  of.  Sempill,  Baron. 

DaNDONAi.D,  Earl  of.                           Mar,  Earl  of.  Sinclair,  Baron. 

Fairfax,  Baron.                           I         Mar  and  Kellie,  Earl  of.  I  One  Vacancy. 


PEERS  AND  PEERESSES  WHO  ARE  MINORS, 


AND  THE  DATES  WHEN  THEY 

Amherst  of  Hackney,  Baron.      May  21st,     I 

1933.  ■ 

CoTTENHAM,  Earl  of.     May  13th,  1922. 
De  Clifford,  Baron.    Jan.  30th,  1928.  ■ 

DoNEGALL,   Marquess  of  (B.    Fisherwick).    i 

Oct.  Tth,  1924. 
Erne,  Earl  of  (B.  Fer.managh).     Nov.  22nd, 

1928.  I 

Feversham,  Earl  of.     Nov.  2nd,  1927. 
KiNNOULL,    Earl   of  (B.    Hay   of   Pedwar-    , 

dine).     March  30th,  1923.  [ 

Lisle,  Baron.     Nov.  10th,  1924. 
Longford,  Earl  of.     Dec.  29th,  1923. 
Mountgarrett,  Viscount.     Aug.  28th,  1924.    | 
Norfolk,  Duke  of.     May  30th,  1929.  I 


ATTAIN  THEIR  MAJORITIES. 

Northesk,  Earl  of.     Sept.  24th,  1922. 
Petre,  Baron.     June  5th,  1935. 
PoULETT,  Earl.     June  25th,  1930. 
Rbay,  Baron.     Dec.  25th,  1926. 
RiDLEV,  Viscount.     Dec  i6th,  1923. 
RossE,  Earl  of.     Sept.  28th,  1927. 
St.  Aldwyn,  Earl.     Oct.  12th,  1933. 
Seafield,  Countess  of.    April  17th,  1927. 
Shrewsbury   and  Talbot,    Earl  of.     Dec. 

ist,  1933. 
Suffolk  and  Berkshire,  Earl  of.     March 

2nd,  1927. 
SwiNFEN,  Baron.  Feb.  2nd,  1925. 
TowNSHEND,  Marquess.     May  13th,  1937. 


PEERESSES  IN   THEIR  OWN   RIGHTS. 


*  OF  ENGLAND.        t  OF  SCOTLAND. 

♦Beaumont,  Baroness. 

*Berkeley,  Baroness. 

JBuRTON,  Baroness. 

*Clifton  of  Leighton    Brojiswold, 

Baroness. 
JCromartie,  Countess  of. 
*Darcv  de  Knayth,  Baroness. 
*De  Ros,  Baroness. 
iDoRCHKSTER,  Baroness. 
*Fauconberg  and  Conyers,  Baroness. 
JFiFE,   Duchess  of  {Princess  Arthur  of 

Connaugkt). 
*Furnivall,  Baroness. 
tGRAY,  Baroness. 


I  OF  THE  UNITED  KINGDOM. 

tHERRiES,  Baroness. 

tKiNLoss,  Baroness. 

tLoudoun,  Countess  of. 

*LucAS  ok  Crudwell  and  Dingwall, 

Baroness. 
JRhondda,  Viscountess. 
tRoBHRTS,  Countess. 
tSE afield.  Countess  of. 
*Strange  of  Knokin,  Baroness. 
JStrathcona     and     Mount     Royal, 

Baroness. 
tWENTWORTH,  Baroucss. 
JWolselev,  Viscountess. 
*Zouche,  Baroness. 


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Ixi 


ABBREVIATIONS. 


A.,  Agriculture:  A.A.G.,  Assistant  Adjutant 
General  :  Acad.,  Academy  ;  A.U.C.,  Aide- 
de-Camp  ;  Adj.,  Adjutant  ;  Adm.,  Admiral ; 
AF.C  Air  Force  Cross;  A.P.D.,  Army 
Pay  Department;  A.Q.M.G.,  Assistant 
puartermaster  General  ;  A.R.R.C. ,  Asso-  ; 
ciate  of  Royal  Red  Cross;  Assist.,  As- 
sistant ;  Asso.,  Association.  I 

Bar,  Barrister;  B.,    Baron;  b.,  born;  B.A  , 

Bachelor  of  Arts  ;   batn.,  battalion  ;  B.C.  L.,  i 

Bachelor  of  Civil  Law  ;  B.C.S.,  Bengal  Civil  ' 

Service;   B.D.,  Bachelor  of  Divinity  ;  Bom.  ' 

C.S.,    Bombay  Civil  Service;     Bom.    S.C.,  i 

Bombay  Staff  Corps  ;   boro",  borough  ;  Bp.,  i 
Bishop;   Brig.,  Brigade,  Brigadier  ;  B.S.C., 

Bengal    Staff   Corps ;     B.Sc,    Bachelor    of  [ 
Science;  Bt.,  Baronet. 

C,  Conservative;  c,  created.  Camb. ,  Cam- 
bridge ;  Capt. ,  Captain  ;  Cav. ,  Cavalry  ; 
C.B.,  Companion  of  the  Bath;  C.B  E.. 
Commander  of  British  Empire:  C.E.,  Civil 
Engineer;  C. H.,  Companion  of  Honour;  [ 
Ch.,  Chief;  Chap..  Chaplain;  Ch.  Ch.,  ! 
Christ  Church  ;  Chm.,  Chairman ;  C.I.,  Lady 
of  Imperial  Order  of  the  Crown  of  India  ; 
CLE.,  Companion  of  the  Indian  Empire; 
Civil  Ser.,  Civil  Service;  CM. G.. Companion 
.of  St.  Michael  and  St.  George  ;  co.,  county. 
Company.  Coalition;  Col.,  Colonel;  Coll., 
College  ;  Com.,  Commander  :  Comdg.,  Com- 
manding ;  Comdt.,  Commandant;  Com.-in- 
Ch.,  Commander-in-Chief:  Commn.,  Com- 
mission; Commr.,  Commissioner;  Corny. - 
Gen.,  Commissary-General  ;  con.,  conse- 
crated;  COS.,  counties,  Companies:  Co-op., 
Co-operator;  cr.,  creation;  CS. .  Civil  Ser- 
vice ;  C.S.I.,  Comoanion  of  the  Star  of 
India;  C.V.O.,  Commander  of  Royal  Vic- 
torian Order. 

J.,  died:  D.,  Duke;  da.,  dau..  Daughter; 
D.A.A.G.,  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant 
General  ;     D.A.Q.^I.G.,    Denuty   Assistant 

Quartermaster  General:  I). B.E.,  Dame  of 
rder  of  Briti«h  Empire  ;  D.C.L.,  Doctor  of 
Civil  I-aw  ;  D.D..  Doctor  of  Divinity ;  Dep., 
deputy;  Dep.-Lieut.,  Deputy- Lieutenant ; 
Depart,  Department;  D.K.C  ,  Distin- 
guished Flying  Cross;  Diplo. ,  Diplomatic; 
Dist.,  District;  Div.,  Division;  D.L.; 
Deputy- Lieutenant ;  D.Sc.,  Doctor  of 
Science;  D.S.O.,  Companion  of  Distin- 
guished Service  Order. 

E..  Eari,  or  East:  ed.,  educated:  E.I.C.S.. 
Ea.st  India  Company's  Service;  el.,  eldest: 
ext.,  extinct  ;  Extraor.,  Extraordinary. 

F.R.C.P.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  and  F.R.CP.L, 
Fellow  of  Royal  College  of  Physicians  of 
London,  of  Edinburgh,  and  of  Iieland  re- 
spectively :  F.R.C.S.,  Fellow  of  Royal 
College  of  Surgeons;  F.R.S..  Fellow  of 
Roval  Society;  F.R.S.E..  Fellow  of  Royal 
Society  of  Edinburgh;  F.S.I.,  Fellow  of 
Surveyors'  Institute. 

G.B.E.,  Knight  or  Dame  Grand  Cross  of 
British  Empire ;  G.C.  B.,  Knight  Grand  Cross 
of  the  Bath;  G.C.H.,  Knight  Grand  Cross 
of  Royal  Hanoverian  Guelphic  Order ; 
G.C.M.G.,  Knight GrandCrossof St.  Michael 


and  St.  Georee  ;  G.C. I.E.,  Knight  Grand 
Commander  of  the  Indian  Empire  ;  G.C.S.L, 
Knight  Grand  Commander  of  Star  of  India  ; 
G.C.V.O.,  Knight  Grand  Cross  of  Royal 
Victorian  Order  ;  G.M.M.G.,  Grand  Master 
of  St.  Michael  And  St.  George;  G.M.S.L, 
Grand  Master  of  the  Star  of  India:  Gen., 
General;  Gov..  Governor;  Govt.,  Govern- 
ment :  Gram.  Sch.,  Grammar  School. 

k.-a.,  heir-apparent;  H.E.I.C.S.,  Honorable 
East  India  Company's  Ser\ice ;  H.I.H., 
His,  or  Her,  Imperial  Highness:  H.M., 
His,  or  Her,  Majesty;  H.M.S..  His 
Majesty's  Ship;  Hon.,  Honourable;  A.-/., 
heir-prcsumptive :  h.p.,  half-pay  :  H.R.. 
Home  Rule;  H.R  H.,  His,  or  Her,  Royal 
Highness;  H.S.H.,  His,  or  Her,  Serene 
Highness. 

I.,  Independent ;  I.L..  Independent  Labour 
Party;  I. M.S.  Indian  Medical  Service; 
Ind. N.,  Independent  Nationalist;  infra, 
below:  LP.,  Peer  of  Ireland:  I.S.C.,  In- 
dian Staff  Corps;  I.S.O.,  Companion  of 
the  Imperial  Service  Order. 

J.  P.,  Justice  of  the  Peace. 

JC.B.E.,  Knight  of  British  Empire;  K.C.- 
King's Counsel;  K.CB.,  Knight  Com- 
mander of  the  Bath;  K.C.H.,  Knight  Com, 
mander  of  the  Hanoverian  Guelphic  Order ; 
K.C.I.E.,  Knight  Commander  of  the  Indian 
Empire;  K.C.Sl.G.,  Knight  Commander  of 
St.  Michael  and  St.  George;  K.C.S.L, 
Knight  Commander  of  the  Star  of  India  ; 
K.C.V  O.,  Knight  Commander  of  Royal 
Victorian  Order;  K.G.,  Knieht  of  the 
Garter ;  Knt. .  Knight  Bachelor :  K.  P. ,  Knight 
of  St.  Patrick;  K.T.,  Knight  of  the  Thistle. 

Z,.,  Liberal:  I^b.,  Labour;  L.U.,  Lilieral 
Unionist:  Legis.,  Legislative  ;  L.I.,  Light 
Infantry;  Lieut..  Lieutenant;  Lieut. -Col., 
or  Lt. -Col. , Lieutenant-Colonel ;  L.  K. Q.C  P. , 
Licentiate  of  the  King  and  Queen  s  College 
of  Physicians  .  Ireland;  LL.B.,  Bachelor  of 
I^ws :  LL.D.,  Doctor  of  Laws;  LL.M.. 
Master  of  I^ws. 

M.,  Marquess;  »«..  married  ;  M.A.,  Master  of 
Arts:  Maj.,  Maior ;  M.B..  Bachelor  of 
Medicine;  MB.E.,  .Member  of  f>rder  of 
Briti.sh  Empire;  M.C.S..  Madras  Civil  .Ser- 
vice; M.D.,  Doctor  of  Medicine;  M.P- C. 
Member  of  Executive  Council:  Med.,  Medical; 
M.I.C.E.,  Member  of  Institute  of  Civil  En- 
gineers ;  M.I.E.E.,  Meml)er  of  Institution 
of  Electrical  Engineers;  Mil.,  Military,  or 
Militia:  M C,  Military  Cross;  M.I.M.E., 
Meml>er  of  Institution  of  Mechanical  En- 
gineers; Min.,  Minister;  M.L.A.,  Memlwr 
of  I>egislalive  Assembly;  M.L.C,  Menil)cr 
of  legislative  Council:  M.P..  Meml>er  of 
Parliament;  M.R.C.S.,  Member  of  Royal 
College  of  Surgeons  :  M.R.C.V.S.,  Member 
of  Royal  College  of  Veterinary  Surgeon* ; 
M.R.I.A.,  Member  of  the  Royal  Irish 
Academy:  M.S.C..  Madras  Staff  Corps; 
M us.  B. .  Bachelor  of  M usic  ;  M us.  I). ,  I >octor 
of  Music;  M.V.O.,  .Member  of  Royal  Vic- 
torian Order. 


Ixii 


ABBREVIATIONS. 


N.,  Irish  Nationalist,  or  North  ;  N.D., 
National  Democratic  Party;  N.F.D.S.S., 
National  Federation  of  Discharged  Sailors 
and  Soldiers;  N.I.,  Native  Infantry; 
N.P.,  National  Party. 

O.B.E.,  Officer  of  Order  of  British  Empire  ; 
O.M.,  Member  of  Order  of  Merit:  Oxon., 
Oxford. 

Parly.,  Parliamentary;  P.O.,  Privy  Coun. 
cillor;  Plen.,  Plenipotentiary;  pop.,  popula- 
tion; Preb. ,  Prebendary;  Pres.,  President; 
P.W.D.,  Public  Works  Department. 


Q.C.,   Queen's  Counsel;    Q.M.G., 
master-General . 


Quarter- 


R.,  Rector,  Rectory;  R.A.,  Royal  Artillery, 
Royal  Academician;  R.A. F.,  Royal  Air 
Force;  R.A  M.C.,  Royal  Army  Medical 
Corps;  R.E.,  Royal  Engineers;  Reg. 
Elec,  Registered  Electors;  Regt.,  Regi- 
ment; Rev.,  Reverend  R.F.A.,  Royal 
Field  Artillery;  R.F  C,  Royal  Flying 
Corps  R.G.A.,  Royal  Garrison  Artillery  ; 
R.H.A.,  Royal  Horse  Artillery;  R.M., 
Royal    Marines;    R.M.A.,    Royal    Marine 


Artillery  ;  Royal  Military  Academy,  Wool- 
wich ;  R.M.C.,  Royal  Military  College, 
Sandhurst;  R.M.L.I.,  Royal  Marine  Light 
Infantry;  R.N.,  Royal  Navy;  R.N.V.R., 
Royal  Naval  Volunteer  Reserve  ;  R.R.C., 
Lady  of  the  Royal  Red  Cross  ;  Roy.,  Royal ; 
Rt..  Right;  Rt.  Hon.,  Right  Honorable. 

s  succeeded  ;  S.,  South ;  Sch.,  School ;  S.C.  L., 
Student  of  Civil  Law  ;  Sec,  Secretary  ;  Ser.^ 
Service;  S.F.,  Sinn  F6in  ;  So.,  Society; 
S.P.,  Peer  of  Scotland;  S.S.C.,  Solicitor 
Supreme  Court  (Scotland);  Sup.,  Super- 
intendent ;  Surg.,  Surgeon. 

t.,  translated:  Trin.,  Trinity. 

T.  F.,  Territorial  Force. 

U.,  Unionist. 

Univ.,  University. 

v..  Viscount,  Vicar:  V.A.,  Lady  of  the 
Royal  Order  of  Victoria  and  Albert ;  V.C., 
Victoria  Cross  ;  Vol.,  Volunteers. 

W.,  West ;  W.S.,  Writer  to  the  Signet. 

Veo.,  Veomanrj'. 


OCCURRENCES   DURING   PRINTING 
AND    CORRIGENDA. 


Brown,  Rt.  Hon.    Thomaa  Watters,  P.O.  (page  23),  appointed  a  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of 
N.  Ireland,  end  of  Jan.  1922. 

LOWther,  Maj.-6en.  Sir.  H.  Cecil  (page  98),    Residence— -k^.  Queen  Street,  Mayfair,  W. 

Murray,  Hon.  (C)  Gideon  (page  116;— now  independent  of  Coalition. 

Warwickshire,   Tamworth  DiV.   (page  266),    full  names  of  unsuccessful  candidate   Georgk 
Henry  Jones. 

Westminster  (page  268),  second  Christian  name  of  unsuccessful  candidate  (Applin),  "  Kempen- 
felt."  ' 

Hutchison,  T.  (page  400),  Thomas  Hutchison,  h.  i866. 

Schneider,  Gualterus  Stewart  radd  to  pages  423  and  478),  appointed  a  Puisne  Justice  of 

Supreme  Court  of  Ceylon,  January  1022 


DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Ixiii 


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Frederick  Craufurd  Goodenough,  Chairman. 
Sir  Herbert  Hambling,  Deputy-Chairman. 
Edmund  Henry  Parker.  Vice-Chairman. 


WnxiAM  Faviu.  Tvks. 


William  Cakruthkrs.      Robert  William  Strzxt. 
John  Caulcutt. 


Every  Description  of 
British  and  Foreign 
Banking  Business 
Transacted. 


The  Bank  has  over  1,500  branches  in 
Ens;! and  and  Wales,  and  Agents  and 
Correspondents  in  all  the  principal 
towns  throughout  the  world. 

Executorships  and  Trusteeshipi  Undertaken. 

APPILIATKD  BANKS. 

The  British  Linen  Bank.      Head   Office:   Edinburgh. 
The  Union  Bank  of  Manchester,  Limited. 
Head  Office  :  Manchester. 
The  Anglo-Egyptian  Bank.  Limited. 
Head  Office  :  27,  Clement's  Lane.  I-ondon,  E.C.4. 


Ixiv 


DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS. 


The 
HOUSE   of  PEARS 

Family  pride  with  us  is  a  very  real  thing. 
One  hundred  and  thirty  years  ago, 
Andrew  Pears  began  the  manufacture  of 
Pears'  Transparent  Soap  in  a  very  small 
way,  and,  although  mass  production  in  great 
modern  factories  has  taken  the  place  of  the 
little  back  room  where  our  soap  first  saw 
the  light,  his  descendants  are  just  as  careful 
of  their  reputation,  standing  as  it  does 
shoulder-high  amongst  the  traders  of  the 
world,  as  was  their  ancestor  of  his  amongst 
the  merchants  of  London  City. 

Nowdays  Transparent  soap  is  not  our 
only  occupation.  In  fact  Pears'  Golden 
Series  comprises  everything  that  man  or 
woman  could  possibly  want  for  their  toilet, 
from  sticks  of  opaque  shaving  soap  to  books 
of  powder-leaves.  Your  chemist  or  your 
stores  will  show  all  these  things  to  you,  and 
we  know  you  will  agree  that  the  plain  gold 
containers  are  the  daintiest  ornaments  for 
your  dressing  table,  while,  when  you  use 
them,  you  will  find  that  their  contents  are 
fully  worthy  of  our  House. 


A.  &  F.  PEARS,  Ltd., 
71-75,  New  Oxford  St.* 
LONDON,   W.  G.  L 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT 

1922; 

The  Fifth  Session  of  the 
THIRD   PARLIAMENT   OF   KING   GEORGE   V., 

AND   THE 

THIRTV-FIRST   PARLIAMENT   OF  THE    UNITED   KINGDOM. 

•»•  For  rotntt  that  have  taken  flate  during  the  patsage  0/  the  book  through  tk*  press,  ste 
"  Occurrences  during  Printing." 


This  List  contains  the  Biographies  of  M.P.'s  as  elected  to  present  Imperial  Parh'aroent, 
but  those  Constituencies  marked  X  will  in  due  course,  on  the  establishment  of  the  Irish  Free 
State,  cease  to  return  Members  to  the  Imperial  House  of  Commons. 


RIGHT  HON.  F.  D.  ACLAND  (Cornwall,  Camborne  Division). 

Francis  Dyke  Acland,  P.C, 
son  of  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Arthur 
Herl)ert  Dyke  Acland,  P.C,  13th  Bt.,  of 
85,  Onslow  Square,  S.W.,  by  Alice  Sophia, 
el.  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Francis  Macaulay 
Cunningham,  R.  of  Brighlwell-cum- 
Sotwell.  Berks;  b.  March  7th,  1874; 
ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Balliol  Coll., 
Oxford  :  m.  1 905,  Eleanor  Margaret, 
el.  da.  of  Charles  James  Cropper,  of 
Eliergreen,  Kendal ;  formerly  Lieut  5th 
Vol.  Batn.  King's  Roy.  Rifle  Corps ;  was 
a  Junior  Examiner  in  Education  Depart. 
1900- 1903,  and  Parliamentary  Private 
Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Sec.  of  State  for  War 
(Rt.  Hon.  R.  B.  Haldane,  M.P.)  1906-8  : 
was  Financial  Sec.  to  War  Depart.,  and 
a  Member  of  Army  Council  April  1908 
to  March  1910,  and  Jan.  to  Oct.  191 1, 
Under-Sec.  of  Stale  for  Foreign  Affairs 
Oct.  I9M  to  Feb.  1915,  Financial  Sec. 
to  the  Treasury  Feb.  to  May  191 5,  and 
Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of  Agricultuie  and  Fisheries  May  1915  to  Dec. 
I916 ;  sometime  a  Member  of  Agricultural  Wages  Board,  and  Chin,  of  the 
Denial  Board  for  the  Unite<l  Kingdom  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D. L.  for  Devon,  and  a 
Forestry  Commr.  ;  has  l)een  Clim.  14  Govt.  Departmental  or  Select  Com- 
mittees, and  a  Member  of  Senate  of  Univ.  of  London  ;  Chm.  Interim  Forest 
Authority  1918-19;  P.C.  1915.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  Richmond  Div.  of  N. 
Riding  of  Yorkshire  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910,  when  he  was  defeated  there  ; 
electetl  for  N.-W.,  or  Camborne,  Div.  of  Cornwall  Dec.  15th,  1910,  and  for 
Camborne  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918.- 

Residences— t,,    H.irton  Street,  Westminster,   S.W. ;    Spr)'doncote,  Exeter.  Clnp — 

Brookt's. 


REA&-ADM.  T.  B.  S.  ADAIR  (Qlassow,  ShetUeston  DlTlilon). 

Thomas  Benjamin  Stration  Ad.\ir,  son  of  the  late  Gen.  Sir 
Charles  William  Adair,  K.C.B.,  R.M.,  by  IsaWla,  da.  of  Col.  T.  Aslett, 
Roy.  Marines;  b.  Nov.  6lh,  1861  ;  Rear-Adm.  (retired  1907) ;  w««  Assist,  to 

I 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT, 


Director  of  Naval  Ordnance  1894-5,  a  Member  of  Ordnance  Committee  1900- 
IQ02,  and  Head  of  Ordnance  Depart,  of  William  Beardmore  and  Co.  (Limited) 
1907-19.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Shettleston  Div.  of  Glasgow  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence-^s,  St.  George's  Road,  S.W.i.    C/«*^-United  Service,  Western  (Glasgow). 


RIGHT  HON.  W.  ADAMSON  (FlfeBWre,  West  Division). 
William  Adamson,  P.C,  son  of  James  Adamson  ;  b.  1863: 
m.  1887 ;  began  work  in  Mines  at  the  age  of  1 1  years  ;  sometime  leader  and 
organiser  of  Fife  and  Kinross  Miners'  Asso.,  of  which  he  became  Gen.  Sec. ; 
was  Chm.  of  Labour  Party  in  House  of  Commons  1917-21  ;  P.C.  1918.  A 
Labour  Member;  elected  for  W.  Div.  of  Fifeshire  Dec.  13th,  1910,  having 
been  defeated  there  Jan.  19 10. 

Residence— 6,  Victoria  Street,  Dunfermline. 


RIGHT  HON.  C.  ADDISON  (Shoredltch). 
Christopher  Addison,  P.C,  M.B.,  son  of  Robert  Addison  ;  b. 
Tune  iQth,  1869;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Harrogate;  M.R.C.S.  and  L  R.C.P. 
London  1891,  M.B.  and  B.S.  London  1892,  M.D.  1893,  F.R.^.S.  England 
189';  •  m  1902,  Isobel,  da.  of  the  late  Archibald  Gray  ;  sometime  Professor  of 
Anatomy  in  Univ.  Coll.,  Sheffield,  Lecturer  on  Anatomy  at  St.  Bartholomew's 
Hospital,  and  editor  of  Quarterly  Medical  Jottrnal ;  appointed  Hunterian 
Professor  and  Examiner  in  Anatomy  in  Camb.  and  London  Univs.  1901, 
Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of  Education  Aug.  1914,  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Muni- 
tions 1915,  Min.  of  Munitions  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916,  Min  of  Recon- 
struction July  1917,  Pres.  of  Local  Govt.  Board  Jan.  1919,  first  Min.  of  Health 
Tune  1919  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet  from  Oct.  1919),  and  Mm.  without 
Portfolio  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet)  April  1921  (resigned  July  1921)  ;  author 
of  numerous  medical  works;  P.C.  1916.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  Hoxton  Div. 
of  Shoreditch  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Sboreditch  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence—UaxX^y  flrange,  Bishopsteignton,  S.  Devon. 


SIR  W.  RYLAND  D.  ADKINS  (Lancashire,  Middleton  and  Prestwich  Division). 
William  Ryland  Dent  Adkins,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  William 
Adkins,  J. P.,  of  Springfield,  Northampton,  by  Harriet,  youngest  da.  of  the 
late  John  Dent,  of  The  Manor  House,  Milton,  Northampton;  b.  May  nth, 
1862;  ed.  at  Mill  Hill  Sch.,  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London  (B.A.  1882),  and  at 
Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (History  Exhibitioner  1882)  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1890, 
and  K.C.  1920;  Member  of  Midland  Circuit ;  is  Vice-Chm.  of  Northampton- 
shire County  Council,  and  of  Executive  Council  of  County  Councils' Asso., 
Chm.  of  Northamptonshire  Territorial  Force  Asso.,  and  a  J. P.  for  Northamp- 
ton and  Northamptonshire ;  appointed  Junior  Counsel  to  the  Post  Office  on 
Midland  Circuit  1908,  a  Member  of  Home  Office  Enquiry  into  Isle  of  Man 
Constitution,  and  Recorder  of  Nottingham  1911,  a  Member  of  War  Pensions 
Committee  1916,  and  Recorder  of  Birmingham  1920  ;  was  a  Member  of 
Speaker's  Conference  on  Electoral  Reform  191 7- 18  ;  Knt.  191 1.  A  Coalition 
Liberal;  sat  for  Middleton  Div.  of  Lancashire  (S.-E.)  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ; 
has  sat  for  Middleton  and  Prestwich  Div.  thereof  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Milton  Manor,   Northampton.         Chambers— s.  Paper   Buildings,  Temple, 
E.C.        C/k^-s— Athena;um,  Reform,  Bath. 


AGG-GARDNER  [see  Gardner]. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


CAPT.  C.  AIN8W0ETH  (Bnry). 

Charles  Ainsworth,  son  of  Hargreaves  Ainsworth,  of  Winder- 
mere, by  a  da.  of  Thomas  Forrest,  of  Blackburn  and  Hoole  ;  b.  Feb.  25th, 
1874 :  m.  1902,  Clara  H.,  da.  of  H.  R.  Middlemost,  of  Huddersfield  ;  is  Capt. 
Lancashire  Fusiliers  ;  European  War  1914-15  (wounded)  ;  sometime  Chm.  and 
Managing  Director  of  Charles  Ainsworth  and  Co.  (Limited),  bleachers  and 
dyers.     An  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Bury  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— YioXcamh^,  Lancashire.        Clubs — Carlton,  Constitutional. 

UEIJT.-COL.  SIR  WILLIAM  J.  ALLEN  (Armagh  Co.,  N.  Armagh  Division). 

William  James  Allen,  K.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  second  son  of  the  late 
Joseph  Allen,  of  Lurgan,  co  Armagh  ;  b.  Oct.  1870  ;  is  a  linen  manufacturer, 
one  of  the  Hon.  Sees,  of  Ulster  Unionist  Council,  a  J. P.,  a  D.L.,  and  Vice- 
Chm.  of  County  Council  for  co.  Armagh,  and  Lieut. -Col.  Comdg.  i6th 
Batn.  Roy.  Irish  Rifles;  European  War  IQ14-19  (despatches  four  times, 
Chevalier  of  Legion  of  Honour,  D.S.O.)  ;  D.S.O.  1918,  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1921. 
A  Conservative  ;  has  sat  for  N.  Armagh  Div.  of  Armagh  co.  since  Nov.  22nd, 
1917- 

Residence — Linwinny  House,  Lurgan,  co.  Armagh.        Club — Constitutional. 

LIEUT.-COL.  L.  <C.  M.)  S.  AMERY  (Birmingham,  Sparkbrook  Division). 

Leopold  (Charles  Maurice)  Stennett  Amery,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Charles  F.  Amery,  Indian  Forest  Depart.,  of  Middle  Coombe,  Lustleigh,  S. 
Devon,  by  Elizabeth  Leitner;  b.  Nov.  22nd,  1873;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at 
Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  and  M.A.,  ist  class  Moderations  1894,  ist  class 
Lit.  Hum.  1896)  ;  Ouseley  Scholar  of  Imperial  Institute  in  Turkish  1895  '< 
Fellow  of  All  Souls'  Coll.,  Oxford  1897 :  m.  1910,  Florence  Hamar,  da.  of  the 
late  John  Hamar  Greenwood,  Bar.-at-  Law,  of  Spencer  House,  Whitby, 
Canada  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1902;  was  on  editorial  staff  of  The  Times  1899- 
1909;  organised  The  Times  correspondence  during  S.  African  War;  served 
during  European  War  in  France,  the  Balkans,  and  Salonika  ;  was  an  Assist. - 
Sec.  to  War  Cabinet,  and  on  Staff  Supreme  War  Council  at  Versailles,  with 
rank  of  temporary  Lieut.-Col.  ;  is  Joint  Hon.  Treasurer  of  Empire  Parlia- 
mentary Asso.  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  the  Colonies 
Jan.  1919,  and  Financial  Sec.  to  the  Admiralty  April  1921  ;  edited  and  mainly 
wrote  "  The  Times  History  of  the  S.  African  War  "  (7  vols.)  ;  author  of  "The 
Problem  of  the  Army,"  and  other  works  on  Mil.,  Economic,  and  Imperial 
Questions.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  E.  Div.  of  Wol- 
verhampton Jan.  1906,  May  1908,  Jan.  1910,  and  Bow  and  Bromley  Div. 
of  Tower  Hamlets  Dec.  1910;  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Birmingham  May  3rd,  191 1 
to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Sparkbrook  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— g.   Embankment  Gardens,  Chelsea,   S.W.  Clubs — Alpine,   Athenzum, 

Bath,  Carlton. 


RiaHTHON.  E.  M.  ARCHDALE  (Fermanagh  Co.,  North  Fermanagh  Division). 

Edward  Mervyn  Akchdale,  F.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  Nicholas 
Montgomery  Archdale,  of  Crock  na  Crieve,  co.  Fermanagh;  b.  Jan.  26th, 
1853:  m.  1880,  Alice,  da.  of  the  late  Quintin  Fleming;  Lieut.-Com.  K.N. 
(retired) ;  is  a  Farmer,  and  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Fermanagh  (Sheriff  1884) ; 
P.C.  (Ireland)  1921.  An  Unionist ;  sat  for  N.  Fermanagh  Div.  of  co.  Fer- 
managh 1 898- 1 903  ;  re-elected  therefor  Oct.  27th,  1916,  .ind  Dec.  1918  ; 
electe<l  for  Fermanagh  and  Tyrone  cos.  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  (its  first 
Min.  of  Agriculture  and  Commerce)  May  1921. 

Residence— VAvntAaXc,  Ballinainallard,  co.  Fermanagh.  C/M^.r— Kildare  Street,  Ulster, 
Constitutional. 

ARCHER-SHEE  [see  Sheej. 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


R.  ARMITA6E  (Leeds,  Central  Division). 

Robert  Armitage,  son  of  William  Jones  Armitage,  of  Farnley 
Lodge,  Leeds,  by  Emily,  el.  da.  of  William  Nicholson  Nicholson,  of  Roundhay 
Park,  Leeds  ;  b.  Feb.  22nd,  1866  ;  ed.  at  Westminster,  and  Trin.  Coll.,Camb. 
(B.A.  1888) :  t)i.  1891,  Caroline  Katharine,  da.  of  the  late  Dudley  Henry  Ryder, 
of  Weslbrook  Hay,  Hemel  Hempstead  ;  Ear.  Inner  Temple  1889;  is  a  J. P.  for 
City  of  Leeds  (Lord  Mayor  1904-5),  Chm.  of  Brown  Bayley's  Steel  Works 
(Limited),  and  a  Director  of  several  other  cos.  A  Coalition  Liberal ;  has  sat 
for  Central  Div.  of  Leeds  since  Jan.  15th,  1906. 

Residence — Farnley  Hall,  Leeds.         Clubs — National,  Reform,  Bath. 


\ 


H.  B.  ARMSTRONG  (Armagh  Co.,  Mid  Armagh  Division\ 
Henry    Bruce    Armstrong,    son    of    William   Jones    Wright 

Armstrong,  of  Killylea,  co.  Armagh,  by  Frances  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Capt. 
Christopher  Wilson,  22nd  Regt.,  of  Hull  House,  Shoulden,  Kent;  b.  July 
27th,  1844  ;  ed.  at  Roy.  Sch.,  Armagh,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  18—  , 
M.A.  1870) :  VI.  1883,  Margaret,  da.  of  William  Leader,  of  Rosnalea,  co. 
Cork:  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1868:  served  in  Camb.  Univ.  and  Inns  of  Court  V^ol. 
1863-83  ;  was  a  Member  and  Chm.  of  Finance  Committee  of  Armagh  County 
Council  1899-1921  (Chm.  i909-20\  and  a  Member  of  Irish  Convention 
1918-19,  and  of  Representative  Body  of  Church  of  Ireland  1897-1921  ;  is  a 
J.P.  and  D.L  for  co.  Armagh  (High  Sheriff  1875,  ^ice-Lieut.  1920)  :  High 
Sheriff  of  CO.  Longford  1894;  co-opted  a  Senator  of  Queen's  Univ..  of  Belfast 
1920.  An  Unionist ;  elected  jnr  Arinagh  co.,  Armagh  Mid.  Di>(rjune  1921^ 
and  a  Senator  of  N.  Ireland^une^22ir^  ' 

Residence — Dean's  Hill,  Armagh.         Clubs — Carlton,  Kildare  Street. 


LIEUT.-COL.  W.  W.  ASHLEY  (Lancashire,  Fylde  Division). 

Wilfrid  William  Ashley,  son  of  the 
late  Rt.  Hon.  (Anthony)  Evelyn  Melbourne 
Ashley.  P.C.  (M.P.  1874-85),  of  Broadlands, 
Romsey,  Hants,  Classiebawn,  Sligo.  and  13, 
Cadogan  Square,  S.W.,  by  Sybella  Charlotte, 
who  d.  1886,  da.  of  Sir  Walter  Rockliff 
Farquhar,  3rd  Bt.  ;  b.  Sept.  13th,  1867  ;  ed. 
at  Harrow,  and  at  Magdalen  Coll.,  Oxford  : 
m.  1st,  1901,  Amalia  Mary  Maud,  who  d.  191 1, 
only  child  of  the  hate  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Ernest  Joseph 
Cassel,  PC,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O..  of 
Brook  House,  Park  Lane,  W.,  and  Moulton 
Paddocks,  Newmarket  ;  2ndly,  1914,  Muriel 
Emily,  da.  of  Walter  Spencer,  of  Fownhope 
Court,  Hereford  ;  served  in  Grenadier  (Juards 
1889-98,  and  Hampshire  Mil.  1898-1901 ;'  is  an 
Hon.  Lieut.-Col..  a  J. P.,  a  D.L.  and  a  (bounty 
Councillor  for  Hants,  and  Chm.  of  Recon- 
struction So.  ;  sometime  Lieut.Col.  Comdg. 
a  Batn.  King's  (Liverpool  Regt.) ;  was  Con- 
servative Whip  in  House  of  Commons  1911-13  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Sec. 
(unpaid)  to  Financial  Sec.  to  the  War  Office  191 7.  A  Conserz'ative ;  sat  for 
Blackpool  Div.  of  Lancashire  (N.)  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for 
Fylde  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

if«/<&«cM— Broadland.s,  Romsey,  Hants  ;  The  Grove,  Stanmore,  Middlesex ;  Classie- 
bawn Castle,  Sligo.         C/k(5j— Carlton,  Brooks's. 

RIGHT  HON.  H.  H.  ASQUITH  (Paisley). 
Herbert  Henry  AsQUiTH,i".C.,  A'.(7.,  son  of  the  late  Joseph  Di.xon 
Asquith,  of  Croft  House,  Morley,  Yorks,  by  Emily,  da.  of  the  late  William 
Willans,  of  Huddersfield  ;   b.  Sept.  12th,  1852  ;  ed.  at  City  of  London  Sch., 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford,  of  which  he  was  Scholar  and  Fellow  (B.  A.  1874,  1st 
class  Classical  Moderations,  and  Litt.  Hum.  and  Craven  Univ.  Scholar,  Hon. 
D.C.L.  1904,  Hon.  Fellow  1908);  Hon.  LL.D.  Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  1907, 
Camb.  1909,  Leeds  1910,  St.  Andrews  191 1,  Bristol  1912,  and  McGill  1921, 
Hon.  D.C.L.,  Durham  1913;  elected  Lord  Rector  of  Aberdeen  Univ.  1908: 
w.  1st,  1877,  Helen  Kelsall,  who  d.  1891,  el.  da.  of  the  late  Dr.  Frederick 
Melland,  of  Rusholme,  Manchester;  2ndly,  1894,  Emma  Alice  Margaret,  da. 
of  Sir  Charles  Tennant,  ist  Bt.,  of  The  Glen,  Innerleithen,  N-.B.,  St.  Rollox, 
Glasgow,  and  40,  Grosvenor  Square,  W. ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1876,  a  K.C. 
1890,  a  Bencher  1894,  and  Treasurer  1920  ;  was  Sec.  of  State  for  Home 
Depart.  Aug.  1892  to  June  1895,  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  Dec.  1905  to 
April  1908,  and  Prime  Min.  and  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury  April  1908  to  Dec. 
1916  (also  Sec.  of  State  for  War  and  Pres.  of  Army  Council  March  to  Aug. 
1914,  and  a  Member  of  Cabinet  War  Committee  1915-16) ;  is  an  Ecclesiastical 
Commr.  for  England,  an  Elder  Brother  of  Trinity  House,  a  F.R.S.,  an  Hon. 
Member  of  Inns  of  Court  Officers'  Training  Corps,  and  a  Life  ^iember  of 
Roy.  Literary  Fund  ;  elected  Lord  Rector  of  Glasgow  Univ.  1906,  and  of 
Aberdeen  1909;  has  1914  Star,  and  War  and  Victory  medals;  P.C.  1892. 
A  Liberal;  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Fifeshire  July  1886  to  Nov.  1918  (defeated 
therefor  Dec  1918) ;  elected  for  Paisley  Feb.  12th,  1920. 

Residences— (n,    Bedford    Square,    VV. ;     The    Wharf,    Sutton    Courtenay.         Clubs — 
.Athenxum,  Reform,  National  Liberal. 


UEUT.-COM.  F.  W.  ASTBURY  (Salfofd,  West  Division). 

Frederick  Wolfe  Astbury,  son  of  the  late  Frederick  James 
Astbury,  J. P.,  of  Hilton  Park,  Prestwich  ;  b.  April  21st,  1872;  is  a  calico 
printer.  Lieut. -Com.  R.X.V.R.,  a  J.  P.  for  Manchester,  and  a  Director 
of  Manchester  Chamber  of  Commerce  (Representative  on  Asso.  of  British 
Chamber  of  Commerce).  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Salford 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

/f«/Vr«f*— Newlands,  Hilton  Lane,  Prestwich,  Lancashire.     Clulf— St.  Stephen's. 


VISCOUNTESS  ASTOR  (Plymouth.  Sutton  Division). 
^^•^f  Nancy  VV  itcher  {  Viscountess  As  for), 

da.  of  the  late  Col.  Chiswell  Dabney  Lang- 
liorne,  of  Mirador,  Greenwood,  Virginia, 
U.S.A.;  b.  18 — :  ///.  1st,  1897,  Robert 
Gould  Shaw,  from  whom  she  obtained  a 
decree  of  divorce  1903 ;  2ndly,  1906,  the 
2nd  Viscount  Astor  (M.P.  for  Plymouth 
1910-18,  and  for  Plymouth,  Sutton  Div. 
1-918-19)  ;  the  first  Lady  Member  to  take 
her  seat  in  the  House  of  Commons.  A 
Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Sutton 
Div.  of  Plymouth  since(Nov  15th,  1919. 


A  'ins  0/  I  'iscoiiiit  Aster. 


Residences— ^.    St.   James's    Square,    S.W. 
Cliveden,  Taplow,  Bucks. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


A.  R.  ATE£Y  (Nottingham,  Central  Division). 

Albert  Reuben  Atkey,  son  of  C.  Atkey,  of  Nottingham ;  b. 
July  1st,  1867 ;  ed.  at  Huntingdon  Street  Board  Sch.,  Nottingham  :  m. 
1890,  Euphemia  Althea  Hawksiey;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Nottingham  (City  Councillor 
since  1908),  a  Motor  Agent  and  Managing  Director  of  A.  R.  Atkey  and  Co. 
(Limited),  of  Nottingham,  Derby,  Ashbourne,  Uttoxeter,  and  Mansfield,  and 
of  United  Motor  and  Gen.  Insurance  Co.  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Central 
Div.  of  Nottingham  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — The  Park,  Nottingham.        Club — Royal  Automobile. 

SIB  HERBERT  AUSTIN  (Birmingham,  King's  Norton  Division). 

Herbert  Austin,  K.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Giles  Stevens 
Austin;  b  Nov.  8th,  1866;  ed.  at  Gram.  Sch.,  Rotherham,  and  at  Brampton 
Coll.:  m.  1887,  Helen  Dron,  of  Melbourne;  is  an  engineer  and  manufacturer, 
Hon.  Col.  3rd  Vol,  Batn.  Wc  rcestershire  Regt.,  Chm.  and  Managing 
Director  Austin  Motor  Co.  (Limited),  of  Longbridge  Works,  Northfield, 
Birmingham  (which  he  founded),  and  Chm.  Board  of  Directors  of  VVolseley 
Sheep  Shearing  Machine  Co.  ;  rendered  sers.  in  production  of  Munitions 
during  European  War ;  has  been  Pres.  Institute  of  British  Carriage  Manu- 
facturers, and  a  Member  of  Min.  of  Labour  Resettlement  Committee ; 
K.B.E.  191 7.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  has  sat  for  King's  Norton  Div.  of 
Birmingham  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Lickey  Grange,  near  Bromsgrove.  Clubs — Junior  Carlton,  St.  Stephen's, 
British  Empire,  Royal  Automobile,  Birmingham  Conservative. 

CAPT.  R  A.  A.  BAGLEY  (Lancashire,  Famworth  Division). 

Edward  Albert  Ashton  Bagley,  son  of  Thomas  Ashton 
Bagley,  of  Coningsby  ;  b.  Dec.  26th,  1876;  Capt.  R.A.S.C. ;  European  War 
1915-18,  in  Egypt  and  Palestine  ;  sometime  Organising  Sec.  Lancashire  and 
N.-W.  Counties  Div.,  Tariff  Reform  League.  An  Unionist;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Leicester  Jan.  1910,  and  Radcliffe-cum-Farnworth  Div.  of  S.-E. 
Lancashire  Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for  Famworth  Div.  of  Lancashire  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Glen  Lea,  Sale,  Cheshire.         Club — Constitutional. 

MAJOR  SIR  JOHN  L.  BAIRD,  Bt.  (Warwickshire,  Rugby  Division). 

John  Lawrence  Baird,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O., 
2nd  Baronet,  el.  son  of  Sir  Alexander  Baird,  ist  Bt., 
of  Urie,  Stonehaven,  by  the  Hon.  Annette  Maria 
Palk,  who  d.  1884,  da.  of  1st  Baron  Haldon  ;  b. 
April  27th,  1874 ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch., 
Oxford :  m.  1905,  Lady  Ethel  Sydney  Keith- 
Falconer,  da.  of  9th  Earl  of  Kintore  ;  sometime  a  2nd 
Sec.  in  Diplo.  Ser. ;  is  Major  Yeo.,  a  J. P.  and  D.L. 
for  Kincardineshire,  and  a  J. P.  for  Warwickshire ; 
sometime  Dep.  Chm.,  Civil  Aerial  Transport  Com- 
mittee ;  was  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Leader  of 
the  Opposition  in  House  of  Commons  (Rt.  Hon.  A. 
Bonar  Law,  M.P.)  1911-16;  served  during  European 
War  1914-15,  as  Staff-Capt.  Intelligence  Corps  (de- 
spatches, D.S.O.,  Officer  of  Order  of  Leopold  of  Belgium,  Chevalier  of  Legion 
of  Honour,  Croix  de  Guerre,  Order  of  Crown  of  Italy) ;  acted  as  Agent  and 
Consul-Gen.  in  Abyssinia  1902  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Representative  of 
Air  Board  1916,  Parliamentary  Under  Sec.  of  State  to  Air  Min.  Jan.  1918, 
Joint  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Ministry  of  Munitions  Jan.  1919  (but  declined), 
and  Parliamentary  Under  Sec  Home  Depart.  July  1919 ;  C.M.G.  1904, 
D.S.O.  19 1 5.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  has  sat  for  Rugby  Div.  of 
Warwickshire  since  Jan.  21st,  1910. 

Residences— Vr\e,    Stonehaven;    26,   Chester  Street.    S.\V.  Clubs— Turf,   Carlton, 

Beefsteak,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron. 


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MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


RIGHT  HON  S.  BALDWIN  (WorcestersUre,  Bewdley  Division). 

Stanley  Baldwin,  P.C,  son  of  the  late  Alfred  Baldwin  (M.P.  for 
W.,  or  Bewdley,  Div.  of  Worcestershire),  of  Wilden  House,  Stourport,  by 
Louisa,  da.  of  the  Rev.  G.  B.  Macdonald  ;  b.  Aug.  3rd.  1867 ;  ed.  at  Harrow, 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. :  m.  1892,  Lucy,  O.B.E.,  el.  da.  of  the  late 
Edward  Lucas  J.  Ridsdale,  of  Rotlingdean,  Sussex;  is  a  J. P.  for  Worcester- 
shire ;  appointed  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury  Jan  1917,  and  Joint  Financial 
Sec.  to  the  Treasury  June  191 7,  and  again  Jan.  1 9 19.  and  Pres.  of  Board 
of  Trade  April  192 1 ;  P.C.  1920.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Kidderminster  Jan.  1906 ;  sat  for  W.,  or  Bewdley,  Div.  of 
Worcestershire  Feb.  1908  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Worcestershire,  Bewdley 
Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Rfsidtnces—  93,  Eaton  Square,  S.W. ;  Astley  Hall,  near  Stourport.  C/«*x— Carlton, 
Travellers',  United  University,  Athenaeum. 

RIGHT  HON.  A.  J.  BALFOUR  (City  Of  London). 

Arthur  James  Balfour,  O.M.^  P.C,  LL.D.y 
D.C.L.,  F.R.S.,  el.  son  of  the  late  James  Maitland 
Balfour,  Esq.,  of  Whittingehame,  by  Lady  Blanche  Mary 
Harriet,  da.  of  2nd  Marquess  of  Salisbury  ;  /'.  July  25th, 
1848  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1870, 
M.A.  1874,  Hon.  LL.D.  1888);  Hon.  LL.D.  Edinburgh 
1881,  St.  Andrews  1885,  Dublin  and  Glasgow  1891,  Man- 
chester 1908,  Liverpool  and  Birmingham  1909,  Leeds  iQio, 
Sheffield  1911,  Bristol  1912,  and  Cambridge  1920;  Hon. 
D.C.L.,  Oxford  1891,  Durham  1913,  and  Columbia  Univ. 
(New  York)  1917.  Hon.  D.Litt.,  Cardiff  1921  ;  is  a 
D.L.  for  East  Lothian,  an  Elder  Brother  of  Trinity 
House,  a  British  Representative  on  League  of  Nations, 
a  Member  of  Instilut  de  France,  and  a  Member  of  Council 
of  Roy.  So. ;  was  Assist.  Private  Sec.  to  Marquess  of  Salisbury  when  Sec.  of 
State  for  Foreign  Affairs,  1878-80,  employed  on  special  mission  of  Lords 
Beaconstield  and  Salisbury  to  Berlin  June  1878,  Pres.  of  Local  Govt.  Board 
June  1885  to  Jan.  1886,  Sec.  for  Scotland  July  1886  to  March  1887  (with  a  seat 
in  the  Cabinet  from  Nov.  1886),  Ch.  Sec.  for  Ireland  March  1887  to  Oct. 
1891,  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury  and  Leader  of  the  Hou.se  of  Commons 
Oct.  1891  to  Aug.  1892,  Leader  of  the  Opposition  1892-5,  First  Lord  of 
the  Treasury  and  Leader  of  the  Flouse  of  Commons  1895,  1900  and  again 
1900-1902,  Prime  Min.,  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury,  Leader  of  the  House  of 
Commons,  and  Lord  Privy  Seal  1902-3,  and  Prime  Min.,  First  Lord  of  the 
Treasury,  Leader  of  the  House  of  Commons  1903-5,  and  I^eader  of  the  Oppo- 
sition 1905-II  ;  elected  Lord  Rector  of  St  Andrews  Univ.  Nov.  1886,  and  of 
Glasgow  Univ.  Nov.  1890,  Chancellor  of  Edinburgh  Univ.  1891,  Pres.  of 
British  Asso.  for  Advancement  of  Science  1904,  Gifford  Lecturer  1914, 
Chancellor  of  Camb.  Univ.  1919,  and  Pres.  of  British  Acad.  1921  ;  in  the  early 
part  of  his  Parliamentary  career  acted  with  the  so-called  "'Fourth  Party"; 
appointed  a  Member  of  Munitions  of  War  Committee  1915,  and  First  Lord 
of  the  Admiralty  May  191 5  (also  Member  of  Cabinet  War  Council),  Sec.  of 
State  for  Foreign  Affairs  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916,  and  Lord  Pres.  of  the 
Council  Oct.  1919;  went  as  Head  of  Special  Mission  to  U.S.A.  1917;  was 
a  British  Representative  at  Peace  Conference  1919,  and  a  British  Delegate  to 
Washington  Conference  1921  ;  author  of  "A  Defence  of  Philosophic  Doubt,  ' 
"Essays  and  Addresses,"  "The  Foundations  of  Belief,"  "Speeches  (1880  to 
1905)  on  Fiscal  Reform,"  "  Decadence,"  "  Reflections  Suggested  by  the  New 
Theory  of  Matter,"  "Theism  and  Humanism"  (Gifford  Lectures),  etc. ;  P.C. 
1885,  O.M.  19:6.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  sat  for  Hertford  Feb.  1874  to 
Nov.  1885,  for  E.  Div.  of  Manchester  Nov.  1885  to  Jan.  1906  (when  he  was 
defeated  there),  and  for  City  of  London  Feb.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ;  re-elected 
Dec.  4lh,  19 1 8. 

.9rrt/— Whittingehame.  Prestonkirk,  Ea.<t  Lothian.  Totvn  Rtsidenct — 4,  Carlton  Gardens, 
S.W.  Official  Address— Vx'xvy  Council  Office,  Whitehall,  S.W.  C/M^f- Carlton,  Traveller!.', 
Athenxum,  City  Carlton,  New  (Edinburgh),  etc. 


MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT. 


6.  BALFOUR  (Hampstead). 

George  Balfour,  son  of  William  Balfour,  of  Portsmouth,  by 
Susan,  da.  of  Isaac  Phippard ;  b.  1872  ;  ed.  at  Mile  End,  Portsmouth,  and 
at  Dundee  Technical  Institute  and  University  Coll.  :  m.  1901,  Margaret 
Malloch,  da.  of  David  Mathers,  of  Dundee;  is  an  Engineer,  a  M. I.M.E.. 
a  M.I.E.E.,  and  founder  and  head  of  the  firm  of  Balfour,  Beatty  and  Co. 
A  Coalition  Unionist',  has  sat  for  Hampstead  since  Dec.  14th,  19 18. 

Residence — Elmstead  Lodge,  Chislehurst.  Clubs — Carlton,  City  of  London,  City 
Carlton,  Eastern  (Dundee). 


SIR  ROBERT  BALFOUR,  Bt.  (Glasgow,  Partlck  Division). 

Robert  Balfour,  ist  Baronet,  son 
of  James  Balfour,  farmer,  of  Pilmuir,  Largo, 
Fife,  by  Isabella,  da.  of  Alexander  Hutchi- 
son, of  Fosterton,  Fifeshire  ;  b.  March  6th, 
1844;  ed.  at  Madras  Coll.,  St.  Andrews: 
in.  1 88 1,  Josephine  Maria,  da.  of  the  late 
James  Beazley,  J. P.,  shipowner,  of  Liver- 
pool is  a  member  of  the  firm  of  Balfour, 
Williamson  and  Co.,  foreign  and  colonial 
■nerchants,  of  7,  Gracechurch  Street,  E.C., 
and  Liverpool;  cr.  a  Baronet  191 1.  A 
Liberal ;  sat  for  Partick  Div.  of  Lanarkshire 
Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  Partick 
Div.  of  Glasgow  Dec.  1918. 

Residences — 7,  Prince's  Gate,  S.VV.7  ;  Langham 
Hall,  Langham,  Esse.x.  C/k^^- -Reform,  City  of 
London,  Bath,  Ranelagh. 


RIGHT  HON. 


SIB  FREDERICK  G.  BANBURY,  Bt.  (City  of  London). 

Frederick  George  Banbury,  P.C,  ist 
Baronet,  el.  son  of  the  late  Frederick  Banbury,  Esq., 
of  Shirley  House,  Surrey  ;  b.  Dec.  2nd,  1850;  ed.  at 
Winchester  :  m.  1873,  Elizabeth  Rosa,  da.  and  co- 
heiress of  the  late  Thomas  Barbot  Beale,  of  Brettenham 
Park,  Suffolk  ;  many  years  a  partner  in  the  firm  of 
Frederick  Banbury  and  Sons,  stockbrokers,  of  23,  Old 
Broad  Street,  E.C. ;  is  a  J.P.  for  Hunts  and  Wilts, 
Chm.  of  Great  Northern  Railway,  and  a  Member  of 
Council  of  Railway  Asso. ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1902,  and 
a  P.C.  1916.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  sat  for  Peck- 
ham  Div.  of  Camberwell  July  1892  to  Jan.  igo6,  when 
he  was  defeated  ;  has  sat  for  City  of  London  since  June 
1906. 

Residences— ^1,  Lowndes  Street,  S.W.  ;  Warneford  Place, 
Highworth,  Wilts.     C/k*— Carlton. 


SIR  JOHN  S.  HARMOOD-BANNER  (Liverpool,  Everton  Division). 

John  Sutherland  Harmood-Banner,  son  of  Harmood  Walter 
Banner,  of  Bebington,  Cheshire;  b.  Sept.  1847;  ed.  at  Radley :  m.  ist, 
1876,  Elizabeth,  who  d.  1903,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Knowlcs,  M.P.  for 
VVigan,  of  Darnhall  Hall,  Cheshire;  andJy,  198,  Ella,  da.  of  Herbert 
Linford,  of  Norwich  ;  is  a  partner  in  the  firm  of  Harmood-Banner  and  Son, 


MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENT. 


chartered  accountants,  of  Liverpool,  Auditor  of  Lancashire  and  Yorkshire 
Railway  Co.  and  of  the  Bank  of  Liverpool,  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Cheshire  (High 
Sheriff  1902),  and  a  Member  of  Liverpool  Town  Council ;  sometime  Chm. 
of  its  Finance  Committee,  and  Pres.  of  Asso.  of  Municipal  Corporations ;  was 
Lord  Mayor  of  Liverpool  1912-13  ;  Knt.  1913.  A  Coalition  Conservative; 
has  sat  for  Everton  Div.  of  Liverpool  since  Feb.  22nd,  1905. 

Residences — Astun  Hall,  Preston  Brook,  Cheshire  ;  Amisdale,  Inverness-shire.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Junior  Carlton. 

G.  BARKER  (Monmouthshire,  Abertillery  Division). 

George  Barker,  son  of  William  Barker  ;  b.  March  13th,  1858  ; 
is  Miners'  Agent  Monmouthshire  Western  Valleys,  and  a  Member  of  Execu- 
tive Committee,  Miners'  Federation  of  Great  Britain.  A  Labour  Member; 
has  sat  for  Abertillery  Div.  of  Monmouthshire  since  Dec.  21st,  1920. 

Residence  —i\6,  Alexandra  Road,  Abertillerj",  Monmouthshire. 

MAJOR  R.  H.  BARKER  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Sowerby  Division). 

Robert  Hewitt  Barker,  son  of  John  Barker,  of  Thornhill, 
Todmorden,  by  Jane,  da.  of  James  Hewitt,  of  Gainsborough;  b.  Dec.  24th, 
1887  ;  ed.  at  Bedford  Gram.  Sch.  :  ;//.  1916,  Violet  Kathleen  Gartside,  of 
Ashton-under-Lyne  ;  is  a  cotton  spinner  and  manufacturer,  a  Director  of 
Luke  Barker  and  Co.  (Limited),  of  Todmorden,  and  Major  Lancashire 
Fusiliers;  European  War  1914-18,  in  Egypt,  Gallipoli,  Sinai  and  France. 
A  Discharged  Sailors  and  Soldiers  Member ;  has  sat  for  Sowerby  Div.  of  W. 
Riding  of  Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Ewood  Hall,  Todmorden.  Clubs — Junior  Army  and  Navy,  Royal 
Automobile. 

SIR  (C.  A.)  MONTAGUE  BARLOW  (Salford,  South  Division). 

(Clement  Anderson)  Montague  Barlow,  K.B.E.,  son  of  the 
late  Very  Kcv,  William  Hagger  Barlow,  D.D.,  Dean  of  Peterborough;  b. 
1868  ;  ed.  at  Repton,  and  at  King's  Coll.,  Camb.  (ist  class  Law  Tripos,  Vorke 
Prize  Essayist,  Senior  Whewell  Univ.  Scholar,  B.A.  1889,  M.A.  1893,  LL.D. 
1900) ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1895  ;  was  a  County  Councillor  for  London  1907-10 
(Vice-Chm.  of  its  Parliamentary  Committee)  :  is  Official  Principal  to  Arch- 
deacons of  London.  Ilampslead,  and  St.  Albans,  a  partner  in  the  firm 
of  Sotheby,  Wilkinson  and  Hodge.  Chm.  of  Select  Committee  on  Soldiers' 
Pensions,  Acting  Chm.  Departmental  Committee  on  Tuberculose  Soldiers, 
and  a  Member  of  National  Church  Council  House  of  Laymen  ;  rai.sed  Salford 
Bri^.  of  five  Batns.  1914-15;  was  a  Member  of  Foreign  Languages  Committee 
1917-18,  and  Senior  Govt.  Delegate  at  International  Labour  Conference, 
Genoa  1920  and  Geneva  1921  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Min.  of 
Labour  Ajiril  1920 ;  K.  H.  E.  (Civil)  19 18.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  has 
sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Salford  since  Dec.  3rd,  1910,  having  been  defeated  there 
Jan.  1910. 

Residence — 34,  Chapel  Street,  S.W.  i.       Clubs — Carlton,  Union  (Manchester). 

RIGHT  HON.  O.  N.  BARNES  (Glasgow,  Gorbals  Division). 

George  Nicol  Barnes,  jP.C,  C.H.^  son  of  the  late  James  Barnes, 
of  Hilltown,  Dundee;  b.  Jan.  2nd,  1859;  Hon.  D.C.L.  Oxford,  and  Hon 
LL.D.  Eldinburgh  1920:  m.  1882,  Jessie,  da.  of  Thomas  Langlands,  of 
Dundee  ;  sometime  Sec.  of  Amalgamated  So.  of  Engineers,  and  Ediior  of  its 
official  Journal,  and  Chm.  of  Labour  Party  in  House  of  Commons  ;  has  been 
a  Member  of  Board  of  Trade  Arbitration  Court ;  is  Chm.  of  Co-operative 
Printing  So.;  a  Plen.  at  Peace  Conference  in  Paris  1919  ;  was  Min.  of 
Pensions  1916-17,  and  Min.  without  portfolio  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet) 
1917-20;  P.C  1916,  C.H.  1920.  \.  Labour  Member ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Rochdale  July  1895;  .sat  for  Blackfriars  and  Hutchesonlown  Div,  of  Glasgow 
Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918;  has  sat  for  Gorbals  Div.  thereof  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residence — 76,  Heme  Hill,  S.E.34. 


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MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


MAJOR  H.  BARNES  (Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  East  Division). 

Harry  Barnes,  son  of  Harry  Barnes,  of  Ryde,  Isle  of  Wight ; 
/;.  Dec.  5th,  1870;  ed.  at  British  Sch.,  Sunderland  :  m.  1896,  Elizabeth  Mary, 
da.  of  Thomas  Scott,  of  Sunderland  ;  is  an  Architect,  Surveyor,  and  Valuer, 
Major  Northumberland  Fusiliers  Vol.  Regt.,  Hon.  Sec.  Cobden  Club,  and  a 
Fellow  of  Roy.  Institute  of  British  Architects,  and  of  Surveyors'  Institution  ; 
was  Dist.  Valuer,  Newcastle-upon-Tyne  1916-18.  A  Liberal;  has  sat  for  E. 
Div.  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— \jOv/  House,  Edmondbyers,  Shotley  Bridge,  co.  Durham.  Chambers — 
6,  Mitre  Court,  Temple,  E.G. 4.      CUib — National  Liberal. 


MAJOR  R.  W.  BARNETT  (St.  Pancras.  South-West  Division). 

Richard  Whieldon  Barnett,  son  of  the  late  Richard  Barnett, 
M.D.,  of  Ardmore,  Holywood,  co.  Down,  by  Adela  Sarah,  only  da.  of  the 
Rev.  Edward  Whieldon,  M.A.  Cantab.,  of  Hales  Hall,  Staffordshire,  and 
grandda.  of  Thomas  Whieldon,  the  eminent  potter  of  Fenton  Grove,  Stafiford- 
shire  (High  Sheriff  1787);  b.  Dec.  6th,  1863;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Wadham 
Coll.,  Oxford  (Classical  Exhibitioner  1883,  B.A.  1887,  M.A.  and  B.C.L. 
1889)  :  m.  1892,  Maud  Emmeline,  who  d.  1920,  da.  of  the  late  William  Cawsey, 
of  Sidmouth,  Devon;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1889;  joined  S.-E.  Circuit;  was 
Capt.  ist  (Oxford  Univ.)  Vol.  Batn.  Oxfordshire  L.I.  1887-8,  Capt.  and 
Instructor  of  Musketry  22nd  Middlesex  Rifle  Vol.  (The  Rangers)  1889-97, 
and  Capt.  in  Territorial  Force  Reserve  attached  Gen.  Staff  (graded  as  Brig.- 
Maj.)  1914-16  ;  promoted  Brevet  Major  1919  for  valuable  sers.  connected  with 
European  War ;  is  Dsp.-Chm.  Roumanian  Consolidated  Oilfields  (Limited),  a 
Director  of  other  Petroleum  Cos.,  and  a  Member  of  Council  of  Institution  of 
Petroleum  Technologists  and  of  National  Rifle  Asso.  A  Coalition  Conserva- 
tive', sat  for  W.  Div.  of  St.  Pancras  Oct.  1916  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for 
S.-W.  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— VaxV  Lodge,  Park  Village  West,  Regent's  Park,  N.W.i.  C/«^.r— Carlton, 
St.  Stephen's,  igoo. 


MAJOR  H.  BARNSTON  (Cheshire,  Eddisbury  Division). 

Harry  Barnston,  son  of  the  late 
Major  William  Barnston,  of  Crewe  Hill, 
Cheshire,  by  Mary  Emma,  da.  of  Col.  — 
King,  K.H.,  nth  Dragoons;  b.  Dec.  12th, 
1870;  ed.  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1894, 
M.A.  1898) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1898  ;  for- 
merly Capt.  Yeo.  ;  is  Hon.  Major  Terri- 
torial Force  Reserve,  a  J.  P.  and  D.L.  for 
Cheshire,  and  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Farn- 
don ;  appointed  Comptroller  of  H.M.'s 
Household  1921  ;  European  War  1915-18. 
A  Coalition  Conservative;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Stockport  Jan.  1906;  has  sat  for 
Eddisbury  Div.  of  Cheshire  since  Jan.  17th, 
1910. 


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Residence — Crewe  Hill,  Farndon,  Cheshire. 


A.  R.  BARRAND  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Pudsey  and  Otley  Division). 

Arthur  Rhys  Barrand,  son  of  Isaac  Andrew  Barrand,  h.  Oct. 
ed.  at  Kingsland  Birkbeck  Sch.,  and  at  Finsbury  Tech- 
m.  1889,   Emily  Brydon,   da.  of  Henry  Fletcher  Schofield,  of 


28th,    1861 
nical  Coll 


MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT.  II 

Manchester  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1906  ;  is  an  Actuary  ;  joint  author  of 
"Bunyon's  Law  of  Life  Assurance"  (5th  edition),  A  Coalition  Liberal'. 
has  sat  for  Pudsey  and  Otley  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

/Residence— Oak  Lodge,  Bycullah  Road,  Enfield.  C/m^«— National  Liberal,  Leeds 

and  County  Liberal. 

SIR  CHARLES  C.  BARRIE  (Banffshire). 

Charles  Coupar  Barrie,  K.R.E.,  son  of  the  late  Sir  Charles 
Barrie,  J.P.,  D.L.,  of  Airlie  Park,  Broughty  Ferry;  b  1875  ;  is  a  Shipowner, 
Chm.  Navy,  Army,  and  Air  Force  Institutes,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Co.  and  City  of 
Dundee  ;  was  in  Admiralty  and  Min.  of  Shipping  1916-18  ;  appointed  to  Min. 
of  Munitions,  Paris  1919  (also  a  Member  of  Supreme  Economic  Council  at 
Peace  Conference  there),  Chm.  of  Disposal  Board  1921,  and  a  Member  of 
Council  of  Depart,  of  Overseas  Trade  1920  ;  has  Russian  Order  of  St.  Stanislas; 
C.B  E.  (Civil)  1918,  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1921.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  Elgin 
Dist.  Oct.  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Banffshire  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences — 6,  Dean's  Yard,  Westminster,  S.W.  ;  .Girlie  Park,  Broughty  Ferry. 
Clubs — Oriental,  National  Liberal,  Bath,  Royal  Automobile. 

RIGHT  HON.  H.  T.  BARRIE  (Londondeny  County,  North  Division). 

Hugh  Thorn  Barrie,  P.C;  b.  Aug.  6th,  i860:  m.  1892, 
Katherine,  da.  of  the  Rev.  W.  H.  Quarry ;  is  a  retired  merchant,  a  J.  P.  and 
a  D.  L.  for  Londonderry,  and  a  Member  of  Ulster  Unionist  Council ;  was 
High  Sheriff  of  co.  Londonderry  1918,  and  Vice-Pres.  of  Irish  Depart,  of 
Agriculture  Jan.  1919  to  Nov.  1921  ;  P.C.  (Ireland)  1920.  A  Conservative 
and  Unionist ;  sat  for  N.  Derry  Div.  of  Londonderry  co.  Jan.  1906  to  Nov. 
1918 ;  re-elected  for  Londonderry  co.,  N.  Div.  March  4th.  1919. 

Residence — The  Manor  House,  Coleraine.        C/»#j— Carlton,  Constitutional,  Ulster. 

BARTLEY  DENNISS  [see  DennissL 
R.  C.  BARTON  (Wicklow  Co.,  West  Division).! 

Robert  Childers  B.xrton  ;  />.  1881  ;  a  farmer  and  miller; 
elected  Chm.  Wicklow  County  Council  1920 ;  has  been  Sec.  for  Economic  Affairs 
in  Dail  Eireann  ;  served  during  European  War  1915-18  as  an  OflScer.  A  Sinn 
Fiin  Member;  elected  for  W.  Div.  of  Wicklow  co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for 
Kildare  and  Wicklow  cos.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

/?«•«■<&««•*— Glendalough  House,  Annamoe,  co.  Wicklow. 

SIR  WILLIAM  BARTON  (Oldham). 

William  Barton,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Barton,  of  Hamilton, 
by  a  da.  of  James  Grey,  coalmaster ;  b.  Aug.  5th,  1862 ;  ed.  at  Glasgow 
High  Sch.  and  Univ.:  m.  1st,  1895,  Jessie  Cuthbertson,  who «/.  1915,  da.  of 
James  Boyd,  merchant,  of  Manchester ;  2ndly,  1918,  Olive  Ruth,  da.  of 
Oliver  Bryson,  of  The  Haw,  Lifford,  co.  Donegal  ;  sometime  head  of  the  firm 
of  William  Barton  and  Co.  (Limited),  of  Manchester  ;  a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire  ; 
Knt.  1917.  An  Independent  Liberal  and  Free  'Irader;  has  sat  for  Oldham 
since  Jan.  17th,  1910. 

Residences — W^berslegh  Hall,  Di«ley,  Cheshire ;  53,  George  Street,  Manchester. 
Clubs — National  Liberal,  Athena:um,  Reform. 

P.  BEASLEY  (Kerry  Co..  East  Division)  t 

Pierce  Beasley  ;  b.  1883  ;  formerly  Editor  of  "  Fainne  An  Lae" 
(official  organ  of  Gaelic  League),  but  now  suppressed,  is  a  well-known  writer 
in  Irish,  Founder  and,Pres.  of  "An  Fainne"  (members  pledged  to  speak 
only  Irish  to  each  other),  and  a  Capt.  Irish  Vol.  ;  took  part  in  Irish  rising 
Easter  1916  (court-martialled,  to  years  penal  servitude,  released  1917).  A 
Sinn  FHn  Member;  elected  for  E.  Div.  of  co.  Kerry  Dec.  4th,  1918,  and  for 
Kerry  and  W.  Limerick  cos.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  192 1. 

Residence— 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  EDWARD  BEAUCHAMP,  Bt. 
(East  Suffolk,  Lowestoft  Division). 

Edward  Beauchamp,  ist  Baronet, 
son  of  the  late  Rev.  William  Henry  Beau- 
champ,  of  Chedgrave,  Norfolk,  by  Augusta, 
da.  of  Dr.  T.  Arnold,  of  Stamford ;  b. 
April  I2th,  1849;  ed.  privately:  m.  ist, 
1875,  Frances  Mary,  who  d.  1886,  da.  of 
His  Honour  Judge  Stephen,  LL.D.,  of 
Newport  House,  Lincoln ;  2ndly,  1890, 
Betty  Campbell,  da.  of  the  late  Archibald 
Woods,  of  Columbus,  Ohio,  U.S.A. ;  for- 
merly in  R.N. ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Norfolk,  Mem- 
ber of  Lloyds  (Chm.  1905  and  1913,  and 
Vice-Chm.  1915  and  J916),  and  a  Director 
of  British  Steamship  Investment  Trust ;  cr. 
2l  Baronet  1 91 1.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat 
for  N.,  or  Lowestoft,  Div.  of  Suffolk  Jan. 
1906  to  Jan.  1910  (when  he  was  defeated), 
and  Dec.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  E. 
Suffolk,  Lowestoft  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — 26,  Grossenor  Place,  S.W. 

SIR  A.  CECIL  T.  BECK  (Essex,  Saffron  Walden  Division). 

Arthur  Cecil  Tyrrell  Beck,  elder  son  of  the  late  Arthur  William 
Beck  ;  b.  1876;  ed.  at  Haileybury,  and  at  Jesus  Coll.,  Camb.  :  vi.  isl,  1895, 
Florence  Mary  (from  whom  he  obtained  a  divorce  1919),  only  child  of  the  late 
William  F.  Cooper  ;  andly,  1922,  Lillian  Clare  (Charteris),  da.  of  the  late 
Andrew  Knox  Richards,  J. P.,  of  Whitson  Court,  Monmouthshire;  Bar.  Lincoln's 
Inn  1S99  ;  was  Mayor  of  St.  Ives  (Hunts)  1905-6  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Hunts  and  Beds, 
Hon.  Lieut.  Roy.  Naval  Vol.  Reserve,  and  Chm.  of  Liberal  Insurance  Com- 
mittee; appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  H.  J.  Tennant.  M.P.  (when 
Sec.  of  Board  of  Trade)  191 1  (when  Financial  Sec.  to  the  War  Office)  191 1, 
and  (when  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  War)  June  1912,  to  Under  Sec.  of  .State  for 
Home  Affairs  (Rt.  Hon.  E.  J.  Griffith)  1912,  to  Financial  Sec.  to  the  Treasury 
(Hon.  E.  S.  Montagu,  M.P.)  1913,  and  to  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  the  Treasury 
(P.  H.  Illingworth.  M.P.)  1914,  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury  Feb.  1915, 
Vice-Chamberlain  of  H.M  's  Household  June  1915,  and  again  in  National  Min. 
Dec.  1 916,  Parliamentary  Sec.  and  Controller  of  Finance  to  National  Ser. 
Depart.  June  1917,  and  Parliamentary  Sec,  Mins.  of  National  .Ser.  and  Re- 
construction Jan.  1919  ;  was  a  Member  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  Civil  Ser.  1912  ; 
Knt.  1920.  An  Imiependent  Liberal;  sat  for  N.,  or  Wisbech,  Div.  of  Cam- 
britlgeshire  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910,  when  he  was  defeated  for  N.-W.,  or 
Chippenham,  Div.  of  Wiltshire  ;  elected  for  Saffron  Walden  Div.  of  Esse.x 
Dec.  9ih,  1910. 

Residence — 26,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W.         Clubs — Reform,  Brooks's,  Marlborough. 

HON.  SIR  (W.)  GERVASE  BECKETT,  Bt.  (Yorkshire,  North  Riding,  Scarborough 
and  Whitby  DivlBlon). 

(William)  Gervase  Beckett,  ist  Baronet, 
brother  of  2nd  Baron  Grimthorpe,  and  younger  son  of 
the  late  William  Beckett,  by  the  Hon.  Hekn  Duncombe, 
who  d.  1896,  da.  of  2nd  Earl  of  Feversham  ;  b.  Jan.  14th, 
1866 ;  ed.  at  Eton :  vi.  1st,  1896,  the  Hon.  Mabel 
Theresa  Duncombe,  who  d.  19 13,  da.  of  the  late  William 
Reginald,  Viscount  Helmsley,  M.P.  ;  2ndly,  1917,  Lady 
Marjorie  Blanche  Eva  Greville,  da,  of  5th  Earl  of  War- 
wick, and  widow  of  2nd  Earl  of  Feversham  ;  formerly 
Capt.  Yeo.  ;  is  a  Director  of  London  County  West- 
minster, and  Parr's  Bank  (Limited) ;  sometime  principal 
proprietor  and  Editor-in-Ch.  of  the  Saturday  Review  ; 
was  Assist.  Mil.  Sec,  N.  Command  1914-16,  and  Assist. 
Director  of  War  Trade  Depart.  1 918-19  ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1921.     A  Conservative; 


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sat  for  Whitby  Div.  of  N.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918,  having 
been  defeated  there  June  1905  ;  elected  for  Scarborough  and  Whitby  Div. 
thereof  Dec.  14th,  IQ18. 

Residences— iZ,  Great  Cumberland  Place,  \V. ;  KIrkdale  Manor,  Nawton,  Yorkshire. 
C/k^j— Carlton,  Bachelors',  White's. 

J.  BELL  (LancasMre,  Ormsklrk  DiviBion). 
James  Bell,   son  o\   John  Bell,   of   Yorkshire,    by    Margaret 
Guy;  b.    1872:  m.    1895,    Elizabeth   Hannah,  da.  of  Cowling  Heaton  ;  is  a 
J.  P.   for  Oldham,  and  a  Trade  Union  Sec.     A  Labour  Member  %  has  sat  for 
Ormskirk  Div.  of  Lancashire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — ii6,  Belgrave  Road,  Oldham. 

UEUT.-COL.  W.  C.  H.  BELL  (Wiltshire,  Devizea  Division). 

William  Cory  Reward  Bkll,  D.S.O.,  son  of  W.  Heward  Bell, 
J.P.,  D.L.,  of  Cleeve  House,  Melksham ;  b.  Oct.  21st,  1875  :  in.  1903,  Violet 
Mary,  da.  of  Capt.  D.  Bowley,  R.E. ;  is  Lieut.-Col.  K.F.A. ;  S.  African  War 
1899- 1902  (Queen's  medal  with  four  clasps),  European  War  1914-18  (despatches, 
D.S.O.,  Croix  de  Guerre) ;  D.S.O.  1917.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for 
Devizes  Div.  of  Wilts  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Winford  Manor,  Somerset ;  Shrughern,  Ross-on-Wye. 

MAJOR  A.  C.  MORRISON-BELL  'Devonsblre,  Honiton  Division). 

ArthurClive  Morrison-Bell, second 
son  of  Sir  Charles  \Mlliam  Morrison-Bell,  1st 
Bt.,  of  Manor  Heath,  Bournemouth,  Otter- 
burn  Hall,  Elsdon,  Northumberland,  High 
Green  Manor,  Bellingham,  Northumberland, 
and  13,  Grosvenor  Crescent,  S.  W.,  by  Louisa 
Maria,  da.  of  William  Henry  Dawes,  J.  P.,  for- 
merly of  The  Hall,  Kenilworth;  b.  April  19th, 
1871  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Roy.  .Mil.  Coll., 
Sandhurst:  in.  1912,  the  Hon.  Lilah  Katha- 
rine Julia  Wingfield,  da.  of  7th  Viscount 
Powerscourt ;  is  Major  .Scots  Guards  ;  served 
in  S.  Africa  1899-1900  with  Canadian  Contin- 
gent, present  at  actions  of  Paardeberg,  Poplar 
Grove,  and  Driefontein  (Queen's  medal  with 
three  clasps),  and  during  European  War  1914- 
15  (prisoner)  ;  was  Organising  Sec.  to  Lord 
Roberts  for  Miniature  Rifle  Clubs  1906-8;  has 
acted  as  King's  foreign  .Ser.  Messenger.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  sat  for  E., 
or  Honiton,  Div.  of  Devonshire  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Devon- 
shire, Honiton  Div.,  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Re:idinces—T,  Great  Cumberland  Place,  W. ;  Harpford  House,  Ottery  St.  Mary,  Devon. 
Clubs — carlton.  Guards'.  Turf,  Alpine. 

COM.  CARLYON  (W.)  BELLAIRS  (Kent, 
Maidstone  Division). 

Carlyon  (VVilfroy)  Bellairs,  son 
of  the  late  Lieut. -Gen.  Sir  William  Bellairs, 
K.C.M.G.,C.B.,  of  Clevedon,  Somerset,  by 
Blanche  St.  John,  da.  of  the  late  Francis 
Adolphus  Moschzisker,  Ph.D. ;  b.  March 
15th.  1871  :  ///.  1911,  Charlotte,  da.  of  the 
late  Col.  W.  L.  Pierson,  of  Laurence,  Long 
Island,  New  York  ;  entered  R.N.  1884, 
became  Lieut.  1 891  (specially  promoted, 
having  obtained  1st  class  certificates  at  all 
examinations)  (retired  1902),  and  Com. 
191 1  ;  sometime  Lecturer  for  War  Course 
of  Senior  Officers  at  Roy.  Naval  Coll. ; 
has  acted  as  Special  Correspondent  for  the 
Times  ;  was  a  County  Councillor  for  Lon- 
don 1913-15;  contributed  to  the  Encyclo- 
padia    Britannica,   Naval  Annual,  etc.  ; 


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author  of  "The  Battle  of  Jutland"  ;  received  silver  medal  of  the  Society  of 
Arts.  A  Conservative;  sat  for  King's  Lynn  (as  a  Liberal)  Jan.  1906  to  Oct. 
1909  and  as  a  Conservative  Oct.  1909  to  Jan.  1910,  and  for  Maidstone  Feb. 
1915  to  Nov.  1918  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Salford,  W.  Div.  Jan.  1910,  and 
Essex,  VValthamstow  Div.  Dec.  1910  ;  elected  for  Maidstone  Div.  of  Kent  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residence — Gore  Court,  Maidstone.        Club — Carlton. 


SIR  A.  SHIRLEY  BENN  (Plymoutli,  Drake  DivlBion). 

Arthur  Shirley  Benn,  K.B.E., 
el.  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John  W.  Benn, 
R.  of  Carrigaline  and  Douglas,  co. 
Cork,  by  Maria  Louisa,  da.  of  the  late 
Gen.  Christopher  Hamilton,  C.B. ;  b. 
1858  ;  ed.  at  Clifton  Coll. ,  and  abroad  ; 
a  Student  of  Inner  Temple  :  m.  1888, 
Alys  Marie,  da.  of  F.  A.  Liiling,  of  New 
Orleans,  U.S.A. ;  lived  many  years  in 
U.S.A.  and  Canada;  held  Commission 
in  Canadian  Garrison  Artillery ;  was 
Managing  Director  of  Hunter,  Benn 
and  Co.,  merchants  and  timber  shippers, 
and  Vice-consul  at  Mobile,  Alabama 
1898-1902;  was  a  County  Councillor 
for  London  1907-11  (Chm.  of  its  High- 
ways Committee  1909-10);  became 
Pres.  Asso.  of  British  Chambers  of 
Commerce  and  Chm.  National  Unionist 
Asso.    1921;    K.B.E.  (Civil)  1918.     A 

Coalition  Conseivaiive  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Battersea  Div.  of  Battersea  and 

Clapham  Jan.  1906  and  Jan.  1910;  sat  for  Plymouth  Dec.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ; 

elected  for  Drake  Div.  of  Plymouth  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 18,    Bolton   Gardens,   South    Kensington,    S.W.      Clubs — Carlton,    Royal 

Western  Yacht. 


CAFT.  SIR  I.  HAMILTON  BENN.  Bt.  (Greenwich). 

Ion  Hamilton  Benn,  C.B.,  D.S.O.,  1st 

Barovet,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John  W.  Benn, 
R.  of  Carrigaline  and  Douglas,  co.  Cork,  by 
Maria  Louisa,  da.  of  the  late  Gen.  Christopher 
Hamilton,  C.B.  ;  b.  March  31st,  1863  :  m.  1885, 
Frances,  only  da.  of  the  late  N.  Bridges,  of 
Wallineton  Manor,  Surrey,  and  Blackheath, 
Kent;  is  Hon.  Col.  20th  Co.  of  London  Regt., 
Capt.  R.N.V.R.,  a  Member  of  Port  of  London 
Authority,  and  a  Director  of  Price  and  Pierce 
(Limited),  merchants,  of  27,  Clement's  Lane, 
E.C.,  and  of  Price  Bros,  and  Co.  (Limited) ; 
European  War  1914-18  (despatches  thrice, 
D.S.O.,  C.B.,  Croix  de  Guerre);  was  Mayor  of 
Greenwich  1901-2,  and  a  Member  of  the  first 
Metropolitan  Water  Board  1903-6,  and  of  Lon- 
don County  Council  1907-10  ;  cr.  D.S.O.  1917.  C.B.  (Mil.)  J918,  and  a  Baronet 
1920.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  has  sat  for  Greenwich  since  Jan.  17th,  1910, 
havmg  been  defeated  there  Jan.  1906. 


Residence— \^,  Collingham  Gardens,  S.W. 
Yacht. 


C/7<^j— Carlton,  Brooks's,  Royal  Thames 


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IS 


OAPT.  W.  WEDGWOOD  BBNN  (Lelth). 

William  Wedgwood  Benn,  D.S.O., 
D.F.C.,  son  of  Sir  John  Williams  Benn,  ist 
Bt.,  J.P.,  D.L.  (formerly  M.P.  for  Devon- 
port),  by  Lily,  youngest  da.  of  John  Pick- 
stone,  formerly  of  Silver  Hill,  Hyde, 
Cheshire;  b.  May  loth,  1877;  ed.  in  Paris, 
and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London  (B.A.,  ist  class 
Honours  1898,  Fellow  1918) :  m.  1920,  Mar- 
garet, da.  of  Daniel  Turner  Holmes,  formerly 
M.P.  for  Govan  Div.  of  Lanarkshire;  was 
Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Rt.  Hon.  R.  Mc- 
Kenna,  M.P.,  when  successively  Financial 
Sec.  to  the  Treasury,  Pres.  of  Board  of  Educa- 
tion, and  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  1905-10, 
and  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury  (repre- 
senting H.M.'s  Office  of  Works  and  In- 
surance Commn.  in  House  of  Commons) 
1910-15;  appointed  Chm.  of  Executive 
Committee,  National  Relief  Fund  1914 ; 
formerly  Capt.  Veo. ;  European  War  1915-17,  in  Egypt  and  Gallipoli  in  R.N. 
Air  Ser.  and  R.F.C.  with  rank  of  Capt.,  and  on  Staff  in  Adriatic  and  in  Italy 
191 7- 1 8  (despatches,  D.S.O.,  French  Croix  de  Guerre,  D.F.C.,  1914-15  star. 
Chevalier  Legion  of  Honour,  Italian  bronze  medal  for  valour,  Italian  Croix 
de  Guerre);  D.S.O.  191 7.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  St.  George  Div.  of  Tower 
Hamlets  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918:  elected  for  Leith  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — 41,  Parliament  Street,  S.W. 


SIR  THOMAS  J.  BENNETT  (Kent,  Sevenoaks  Division). 

Thomas  Jewell  Bennett,  C.I.E.,  son  of  the  late  J.  T.  Bennett, 
of  Wisbech,  Cambridgeshire  ;  b.  1852:  m.  1917,  Elena,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas 
Brooke-Jones,  of  Ferrol,  Spain  ;  Fellow  of  Bombay  Univ.  ;  was  Assist.  Editor 
of  IVes/em  Daily  Press  1878-83,  and  has  been  employed  on  Standard  and 
Bombay  Gazette ;  is  a  Member  of  Rochester  House  of  Laymen,  and  a  J.  P.  for 
Kent  ;  edited  Times  of  India  1892-1901,  and  is  Principal  Proprietor  thereof ; 
CLE.  1903,  and  Knt.  1921.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Lincolnshire,  N.  Lindsey,  or  Brigg,  Div,  (C)  Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for  Sevenoaks 
Div.  of  Kent  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 7,^,  Hans  Place,  S.W.i  ;  Harwarton  House,  Speldhurst,  Kent.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Oriental,  Byculla  (Bombay). 


COL.  LORD  HENRT  C.  CAVENDISH-BENTINCK  (Nottingliam.  South  Division). 

Henry  Cavendish  Cavendish-Bentinck,  half- 
brother  of  6th  Duke  of  Portland,  second  son  of  the  late 
Lieut. -Gen.  Arthur  Cavendish-Bentinck,  of  East  Court, 
Wokingham,  Berks,  by  Augusta  Mary  Elizabeth,  in  her 
own  right,  Baroness  Bolsover,  who  d.  1893  ;  f^-  May  28th, 
J,        .  .       1863  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  atCh.  Ch.,  Oxford:  m.  1892,  Lady 

«^\y  (Jl_t)  Olivia  Caroline  Amelia  Taylour,da.  of  the  late  Thomas,  Earl 
'  ^  '-"^'  of  Bective,  M.P..  of  Underley  Hall,  Kirkby  Lonsdale; 
raised  to  rank  of  a  Duke's  son  1880 ;  formerly  Lieut. 
3rd.  Batn.  Sherwood  Foresters  (Derbyshire  Regt. );  some- 
time a  Family  Trustee  of  British  .Museum  ;  is  Hon.  Col. 
Border  Regt.  Territorial  Force,  Lieut. -Col.  Yeo.,  and  a  J. P.,  a  D.L.,  and  a 
County  Councillor  (Lunesdale  Div.)  for  Westmorland  ;  served  in  S.  Africa 
1900,  with  Imperial  Yeo.,  and  in  Dardanelles  1915,  Comdg.  Yeo.  An  Inde- 
pendent Conservative;  sat  for  N.W.  Div.  of  Norfolk  July  1886  to  June  1892  ; 


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defeated  there  1885  and  1892 ;  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Nottingham  July  1895  to 
Jan.  1906,  when  he  was  defeated  ;  re-elected  Jan.  I9lh,  1910,  Dec.  Slh, 
1910,  and  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 16,  Queen  Anne's  Gate,  S.W.  ;  Underley  Hall,  Kirkby  Lonsdale.     Clubs— 
Carlton,  Turf. 


SIR  JOHN  H.  BETHELL,  Bt.  (East  Ham,  North  Division). 

John  Henry  Bethell,  \%\.  Baronet, 

son  of  the  late  George  Bethell,  of  South 
Woodford,  Essex  ;  b^  Sept.  23rd,  1861  :  m. 
1895,  Florence,  da.  of  James  Woolley  Wyles  ; 
sometime  a  Surveyor ;  is  a  Director  of 
Barclay's  Bank  (Limited),  of  Warwick  Es- 
tates Co.  (Limited),  and  of  Royal  Exchange 
Assurance  Corporation,  a  Lieut,  of  City  of 
London,  and  J.  P.  for  Essex  ;  has  twice  been 
Mayor  of  West  Ham,  and  twice  of  East 
Ham  ;  cr.  Knt.  1906,  and  a  Baronet  191 1. 
A  Coalition  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  con- 
tested N.  Div.  of  West  Ham  Oct.  1900  ; 
sat  for  S.,  or  Romford,  Div.  of  Essex  Jan. 
1906  to  Nov.  19 1 8,  having  been  defeated 
there  1894  and  1895  ;  elected  for  N.  Div. 
of  East  Ham  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — Bushey  House,  Bushey,  Herts. 


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H.  B.  BETTERTON  (Nottinghamsbire,  Rushcllffe  Division). 

Henry  Bucknall  Betterton,  C.B.E.,  el.  son  of  the  late  Henry 
Inman  Betterton,  J. P.,  of  Woodville,  Leicestershire  ;  b.  1872  ;  ed.  at  Rugby, 
and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1893):  tn.  1912,  Violet,  youngest  da.  of  the 
late  John  Saunders  Gilliat  (formerly  M.P.  for  Clapham  and  Widnes),  of 
Chorley  Wood  Cedars,  Herts,  and  widow  of  Capt.  Hervey  Greathed,  8th 
Hussars ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1896 ;  was  Liaison  Officer,  War  Trade  Intelli- 
gence Depart,  with  Admiralty,  War  Office,  and  Ministry  of  Munitions,  and  a 
Member  of  Advisory  Board,  War  Trade  Intelligence  Depart,  during  European 
War;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1918,  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has 
sat  for  Rushcliffe  Div.  of  Nottinghamshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Fedsden,  Roydon,  Ware,  Herts  ;  i66,  Ashley  Gardens,  S.W.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Wellington.  , 


A.  BIGLAND  (Birkenhead,  East  Division). 
Alfred  Bigland,  son  of  Edwin  Bigland,  of  Birkenhead,  by 
Adelaide  Merrywealher ;  b.  March  15th,  1855;  ed.  privately:  m.  1878, 
Emily  Jane,  da.  of  William  Baillie  Arkle;  is  Chm.  of  Bigland,  Sons  and 
Jeffreys  (Limited),  general  merchants,  of  Liverpool  ;  raised  Bantam  Batns. 
Cheshire  Regt.  during  European  War  ;  appointed  Assist.  Director  in  Pro- 
pellant  Depart.,  Ministry  of  Munitions  1916,  and  Controller  of  Oils  and  Fats 
Feb.  1917  ;  author  of  "Ethics  of  Empire,"  " England's  Future  under  Tariff 
Reform,"  etc.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  elected  for  Birkenhead  Dec.  5th,  1910 
(having  been  defeated  there  Jan.  1910),  and  for  E.  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence— 'Wexford  Lodge,  Oxton,  Birkenhead.        C/?«5— Carlton. 


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HAJOR  J.  D.  BIBCHALL  (Leeds.  North-East  Division). 

John  Dearman  Birchall,  son  of  the  late  John  Dearman 
Birchall,  of  Bowden  Hall,  Gloucestershire  ;  b.  Sept.  26th,  1875 ;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Oxford  Univ.  (B.A.  1898):  m.  1900,  Adela,  da.  of  Philip 
James  Digby  Wykeham,  of  Tythrop  House,  Thame,  Oxon  ;  is  Major  Roy. 
Gloucestershire  Hussars  Yeo.,  and  a  J.  P.  and  a  County  Alderman  for  Glouces- 
tershire. A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  N.-E.  Div.  of  Leeds  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918 ;  defeated  for  N.  Div.  thereof  Jan.  1906,  and  Jan.  and  Dec. 
1910. 

Residences — 3,  Wetherby  Gardens,  S.W.  ;  Bowden  Hall,  Gloucestershire. 

SIB  ALFRED  F.  BIRD,  Bt  (Wolverhampton,  West  Division). 

Alfred  Frederick  Bird,  islBaronet, 
younger  son  of  the  late  Alfred  Bird.  F.C.S., 
analytical  and  manufacturing  chemist,  of 
Edgbaston,  Birmingham,  by  Elizabeth 
Lavinia,  da.  of  Richard  Ragg  ;  ^.  July  27th, 
1849  ;  ^^-  ^^  King  Edward's  Gram.  Sch., 
Birmingham  :  m.  1875,  Eleanor  Frances,  da. 
ofthe  late  Robert  Lloyd  Evans,  of  Perry  Barr, 
Staffordshire  ;  is  Chm.  of  Alfred  Bird  and 
Sons  (Limited),  manufacturing  chemists,  of 
Deritend,  Birmingham,  and  a  J.  P.  and  D.L. 
for  Warwickshire  ;  has  travelled  widely  ; 
appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to 
Under  Sec.  for  the  Colonies  1917  ;  Knt. 
1920,  and  a  Baronet  1922.  A  Coalition 
Conservative  ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Wednesbury  Jan.  1906;  has  sat  for  VV.  Div. 
of  Wolverhampton  since  Jan.  15th,  1910. 

Residence — Tudor  Grange,  Solihull,  Warwick- 
shire. C/»^f— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton,  Union 
(Birmingham),   Alpine,   Royal  Automobile. 

SIR  WILLIAM  B.  M.  BIRD  (Sussex  West,  Chichester  Division). 
William  Barrott  Montfort  Bird,  son  of  William  Frederic 
Wratislaw  Bird,  of  Wilmington,  Kent ;  b.  1855  ;  ed.  at  Bruce  Castle 
Sch.:  »/.  1895,  Maltha  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Henry  Spencer,  and  widow 
of  James  H.  Murray;  admitted  a  Solicitor  18S0  ;  a  Direcior  of  William 
Deacon's  Bank  (Limited),  and  other  cos  ,  a  J. P.  for  W.  .Sussex  (Sheriff 
1912-13),  and  Pres.  of  S.-W.  Sussex  Nat-onal  Union'st  Asso.  ;  knighted 
1920.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Sussex  W.,  Chichester  Div.  since 
April  23rd,  1 92 1. 

Residence— 'E.?irl\vMn,  near  Chichester.     Clubs — Carlton,  Windham. 

SIR  O.  ROWLAND  BLADES,  Bt.  (Surrey,  Epsom  Division). 
George  Rowland  Bl.ades,  i?,iBaronet,%ox\oi  Rowland  Hill  Blades, 
of  Sydenham,  Kent;  <5.  April  15th,  1868;  ed.  at  King's  Coll.  Sch. :  w.  1907,  Mar- 
garet, da.  of  Arthur  Reiner,  of  Sutton  ;  sometime  Capt.  2nd  Vol.  Batn.  Roy,  W. 
Surrey  Regt.  ;  aJ.P.ifor  cos.  London  and  Surrey,  a  Lieut,  for  City  of  London, 
Alderman  (for  Bassishaw  Ward)  of  City  of  London  (Senior  Sheriff  1917-18), 
Chm.  of  Blades,  East  and  Blades  (Limited),  printers  and  publi.shers,  of  17, 
Abchurch  Lane,  E.C.4,  and  of  W.  W.  Sprague  and  Co.  (Limited),  of  Bread 
Street  Hill,  E.(".,  Almoner,  Gov.  and  Auditor  of  Christ's  Hospital,  and  Gov. 
of  Guy's  Hospital ;  Pres,  of  Institute  of  Printers  1905,  and  of  Printers'  Pension 
Corporation  1917;  Knt.  1918,  and  a  Baronet  1922.  A  Coalition  Unionist ; 
has  sat  for  Epsom  Div.  of  Surrey  since  Dec.  1918. 

Resilience— Grange    Mount,    Leatherhead  ;    2,    Whitehall   Court,   S.W.        Cluis — St. 
Stephen's,  Carlton,  Junior  Carlton. 


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MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  REGINALD  BLAIR  (Poplar,  Bow  and  Bromley  Division). 

Reginald  Blair,  youngest  son  of  the 
late  George  MacLellan  Blair,  J. P.,  of  Glasgow  ; 
b.  Nov.  1881  ;  ed.  at  Kelvinside  Acad.,  Glas- 
gow, and  at  Glasgow  Univ.  :  ;«.  1905,  Mabel, 
youngest  da  of  the  late  George  Bradley  Wie- 
land  ;  is  a  Member  of  Institute  of  Accountants 
and  Actuaries  in  Scotland ;  European  War 
1914-16  as  Field  Cashier,  with  rank  of  Lieut., 
and  on  Staff  of  Paymaster-in-Ch.  at  War  Office 
1917-18,  with  rank  of  Major  (despatches)  ; 
Knt.  1 92 1.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  sat  for 
Bow  and  Bromley  Div.  of  Tower  Hamlets  Nov, 
1912  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Bow  and 
Bromley  Div.  of  Poplar  Dec.  14th,   1918. 

Residence — The  Hermitage,    Harrow  Weald,   Mid- 
dlesex.       Clubs — Carlton,  St.  Stephen's. 

COL.    SIR  FRANCIS   D.   BLAKE,   Bt.    (Northumberland,  Berwick-on-Tweed 

Division). 

Francis  Douglas  Blake,  CB.^  1st 
Baronet,  el.  son  of  the  'ate  Francis  Blake,  of 
Tillmouth  Park,  Northumberland ;  b.  Feb. 
27th,  1856 ;  ed.  at  Cheltenham,  and  at  Univ. 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1879)  :  m.  1886,  Selina 
Colquhoun,  who  d.  1915,  el.  da.  of  James 
Cleland  Burns  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1881  ; 
is  a  J. P.  and  D.L  for  Northumberland, 
Chm.  of  its  County  Council,  Chm.  of 
Quarter  Sessions,  Vice-Chm.  of  its  Territorial 
Force  Asso.,  and  Hon.  Col.  Cyclist  Batn. 
(Territorial  Force) ;  formerly  Hon.  Col. 
Northumberland  F.A.  (Reserve),  and  Lieut.- 
Col.  and  Hon.  Col.  Comdt.  Northumberland 
R.G.A. ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1907,  and  C.B.  (Civil) 
1919.  A  Coalition  Member;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Tynemouth  {L)  1895  and  1900  ;  has 
sat  for  Berwick-on-Tweed  Div.  of  Northum- 
berland since  Aug.  i6th,  1916. 

Seat  —  Tillmouth     Park,     Cornhill  -  on  -  Tweed, 
Northumberland.        Club — United  Uiiiversity. 

T.  A.  BLANE  (Leicester,  South  Division). 
Thomas  Andrew  Blane  ;   b.  1881  ;  is  a    Shipowner,  Director 
of  Anglo-European  Steamship  Co.  (Limited),  and  an  Alderman  and  Lieut,  ol 
City  of  London  (Lime  Street  Ward).     A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  S. 
Div.  of  Leicester  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 26,  Savoy  Court,  W.C.  2.    C/«^— Carlton. 

£.  BLYTHE  (Monaghan  Co.,  North  Division).: 

Ernest  Blythe  (a  member  of  a  North  of  Ireland  Protestant 
family);  b.  18 — :  ni.  1919,  Annie  McHugh  ;  a  Journalist ;  sometime  Editor 
of  the  Southern  Star ;  is  Min.  for  Trade  and  Commerce  in  Dail  Eireann. 
A  Sinn  FUn  Member;  unsuccessfully  contested  Armagh  Co.,  N.  Div.  Dec. 


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1918;    elected   for   N.   Div.    of   Monaghan   Co.    Dec.    14th,   1918,  and  for 
Monaghan  Co.  in  S-  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — 

H.  BOLAND  (Roscommon  Co.,  South  DlTl8lon).t 
Henry  Boland  ;   b.   i8 — ;    sometime  a  merchant  tailor;   has 
been  Private  Sec.  to  Pres.  of  Sinn  Fein.     A  Sinn  FHn  Member ;  elected  for 
S.   Div.  of  Roscommon  Co.   Dec.    14th,   1918,   and  for  Mayo  S.  and  Ros- 
common S.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residenct — 15,  The  Crescent,  Clontarf,  Dublin. 

MAJOR  G.  O.  BORWICK  (Croydon,  North  Diyision). 

George  Oldroyd  Borwick,  D.S.O.,  son  of  the  late  Joseph 
Cocksey  Borwick,  of  27,  Prince's  Gate,  S.W.  ;  b.  March  7th,  1879  :  m  1915, 
the  Hon.  Mary  Cavendish,  da.  of  4th  Baron  Waterpark  ;  is  Major  Surrey 
Yeo.  :  European  War  1914-18  (despatches,  D.S.O.,  Legion  of  Honour); 
D.S  O.  1917.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested  Tower  Hamlets, 
Poplar  Div.  1906,  and  Tower  Hamlets,  Limehouse  Div.  Jan.  1910;  has  sat 
for  N.  Div.  of  Croydon  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— IT K,  South  Audley  Street.  W.i. 

LIEUT.-COL.  THE  RIGHT  HON.  SIR  ARTHUR  S.  T.  GRIFFITH  BOSCAWEN 
(Somersetslilre,  Taunton  Division). 

Arthur  Sackville  Trevor  Griffith-Boscawen,  P.C,  son  of  the 
late  Capt.  Boscawen  Trevor  Griffith,  who  assumed  the  additional  surname  of 
Boscawen  1875,  of  Trevalyn  Hall,  Wrexham,  by  Helen  Sophia,  el.  da.  of  the 
late  Adm.  Norwich  Duff;  h.  Oct.  i8th,  1865;  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Queen's 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  2nd  class  Moderations,  1st  class  (!^lassics,  2nd  class 
History  1888,  M.A.  1894):  in.  ist,  1892,  Edith  Sarah,  who  a^.  1919,  el.  da.  of 
the  late  S.  Williams,  of  Boons  Park,  Edenbridge,  Kent;  2ndly,  192 1,  Phyllis 
Maude,  da.  of  William  Dereham,  of  Rawdon  Hall,  Holyport,  Bray,  Berks ;  was 
Pres.  of  Oxford  Union  1888  ;  formerly  Lieut. -Col.  Comdg.  3rd  Batn.  Queen's 
Own  (Roy.  West  Kent  Regt.) ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Kent,  and  a  Member  of  Rochester 
House  of  Laymen  ;  sometime  a  Chm.  of  House  of  Commons  Standing  Com- 
mittees; was  Private  Sec.  to  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  (Rt.  Hon.  Sir  M. 
Hicks-Beach,  Bt.,  M.P.)  1895-1900,  Fourth  Charity  Commr.  (unpaid)  1900- 
1906,  and  a  County  Councillor  for  London  (Dulwich  Div.)  1910-13  (sometime 
Chm.  of  its  Housing  of  the  Working  Classes  Committee)  ;  served  during 
European  War  in  F"rance  1916  Comdg.  a  Batn.  Hampshire  Regt.  (de- 
spatches) ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Sec.  of  Pensions  Ministry  Dec.  1916,  and 
of  Agriculture  and  Fisheries  Jan.  1919  (also  Dep.  Min.  of  Fisheries),  and 
Min.  thereof  1921  ;  has  Order  of  Christ  of  Portugal;  author  of  "Fourteen 
Years  in  Parliament";  Knt.  191 1.  P.C.  1920.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  sat 
for  S.W.,  or  Tonbridge,  Div.  of  Kent  July  1892  to  Jan.  1906,  when  he  was 
defeated,  and  for  Dudley  Dec.  1910  to  Feb.  1921,  having  been  defeated  there 
Jan.  1910,  again  defeated  therefor  March  1921  ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Denbighshire,  E.  Div.  Aug.  1906;  has  sat  for  Somersetshire,  Taunton  Div. 
since  April  8th,  192 1. 

Residence— i<).  Palace  Clate.  W.8.  Clubs — Athenxum,  Carlton,  Constitutional,  Royal 
Automobile. 

H.  W.  BOTTOMLET  (Hackney,  South  Division). 
Horatio  William  Bottomley,  son  of  William  King  Bottomley, 
and  a  nephew  of  George  Jacob  Holyoake;  b.  March  23rd,  i860:  w.  1880, 
F.lise,  da.  of  .Samuel  Norton  ;  is  a  Journalist  and  Newspaper  Proprietor,  a 
Director  of  Sunday  Publications  (Limite<i),  and  Chm.  of  Independent 
Parliamentary   Group ;    was   Chm.    Hansard    Union  ;    subsequently   became 

f)ioneer  in  the  introduction  of  W.  Australian  Mines  to  British  investors ; 
ounded  the  Financial  Times ;  sometime  principal  proprietor  of  Sun  news- 
paper ;  founder  and  many  years  editor  oljohn  Bull;  founder  and  editor  of  the 
Sunday  illustrated TX-nA  the  Sunday  Sports  Telegram  ;  also  founder  of  the  John 
Bull  and  Business  Govt.  Leagues.      An  Independent  Member ;  unsuccessfully 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


contested  Homsey  Div.  of  Middlesex  July  1887  ;  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Hackney 
Jan.  1906  to  May  1912,  having  been  defeated  there  Oct.  1900;  re-elected 
therefor  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 26,  King  Street,  St.  James's,  S.W.  ;  The  Dicker,  Hellingly,  Sussex. 

RIGHT  HON.  C.  W.  BOWERMAN  (Deptford), 
Charles  William  Bowerman,  P.C,  el.  son  of  Charles  Alfred 
Bowerman,  of  Honiton,  Devon;  b.  Jan.  22nd,  1851:  111.  1876,  Louisa,  da.  of 
W.  Peach,  of  Poplar,  E.  ;  is  a  printer,  and  a  J. P.  for  co.  London  ;  was  Gen. 
Sec.  of  London  So.  of  Compositors  189I-1906,  a  County  Alderman  for  London 
1901-7,  a  Member  of  Berlin  Copyright  Convention  1909,  and  Sec.  of  Trade 
Union  Congress  191 1  ;  sometime  a  Junior  Labour  Whip;  is  Sec.  of  Trades 
Union  Parliamentary  Committee,  and  a  MemVjer  of  Board  of  Trade 
Arbitration  Court,  of  Industrial  Council,  and  of  Consultative  Committee  of 
Board  of  Education;  P.C.  1916.  K  Labour  Member;  has  Eat  for  Deptford 
since  Jan.  15th,  1906. 

Residence — 4   Battledean  Road,  Highbury,  N. 

COL.  H.  F.  BOWLES  (Middlesex,  Enfield  Divl8ion\ 

Henry  Ferryman  Bowles,  el.  son  of  the 
late  Henry  Carington  Bowles  Bowles,  J. P.,  D.L., 
of  Myddelton  House,  Waltham  Cross,  Herts,  by 
Cornelia,  da.  of  the  late  George  Kingdom  ;  b.  1858  ; 
ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Jesus  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A. 
1881,  M.A.  1884):  m.  1889,  Florence,  da.  of  J.  L. 
Broughton,  of  Tunstal  Hall,  Salop  ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1883  ;  formerly  Major  and  Hon.  Lieut. -Col. 
7lh  Batn.  Rifle  Brig.  (Prince  Consort's  Own);  is 
Col.  7th  Batn.  Duke  of  Cambridge's  Own  (Middlesex 
Regt.),  Co.  Comdt.  Middlesex  Vol.  Regt.,  a  J. P., 
a  D.L..  and  a  County  Alderman  for  Middlesex,  a 
Member  of  Court  of  Goldsmiths'  Co.,  and  Chm. 
Edmonton  Petty  Sessions  and  of  H.M.  Commrs.  of 
Income  Tax  for  N.  Middlesex  ;  sometime  Chm.  of 
Labour  Advisory  Committee  for  Middlesex,  Herts,  and  Essex.  A  Conser- 
vative ;  sat  for  Enfield  Div.  of  Middlesex  from  March  1889  to  1906,  when 
he  was  defeated  ;  re-elected  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Forty  Hall     Enfiald  ;    Woughton,   Bletchley,    Bucks.         Clubs — Carlton, 
Conservative. 

CAPT.  G.  E.  W.  BOWYER  (Buckinghamshire,  BucMngham  Division). 

George  Edward  Wentworth  Bow- 
YER,  M.C.,  el.  son  of  Lieut.-Col.  Went- 
worth Grenville  Bowyer,  R.E.,  of  Weston 
Manor,  Olney,  Bucks,  by  Eva  Mary,  da. 
of  the  late  >Iaj.-Gen.  Charles  Stuart  Lane, 
C.B.  ;  b.  Jan.  l6th,  1886;  ed.  at  Eton,  and 
at  New  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1908):  ni. 
1919,  the  Hon.  Daphne  Freeman  Mitford,  da. 
of  1st  Baron  Redesdale;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1910  ;  is  Capt.  Oxfordshire  and  Bucks  L.I., 
and  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to 
Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of  Trade  (Over- 
seas Trade  Depart.)  ;  European  War  1914-18 
(wounded,  despatches,  M.C.).  A  Coalition 
Member ;  has  sat  for  Buckingham  Div.  of 
Buckinghamshire  since  Dec.  I4lh,  1918. 

Residence— gZ,     Elm     Park     Gardens,     S.W.io. 
C/k5j— Carlton,  Royal  Automobile. 

BOYD  CARPENTER  [see  Carpenter]. 


MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENT. 


LIEUT.-COL.  J.  T.  C.  MOORE-BRABA.ZON  (Bochester,  Chatham  DivlBlon). 
John  Theodore  Cuthbert  Moore-Brabazon,  son  of  the  late 

Lieut. -Col.  John  Arthur  Henry  Moore-Brabazon,  of  Tara  Hall,  co.  Meath  ; 
b.  Feb.  8lh,  1884;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. :  m.  1906,  Hilda 
Mary.  da.  of  C.  Krabbe,  of  Colina,  Buenos  Aires  ;  is  Lieut. -Col.  R.A.F. ,  and 
a  Fellow  of  Roy.  Aeronautical  and  Roy.  Photographic  Sos.  ;  sometime 
Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  of  State  for  Air.  A  Coalition  Unionist ; 
has  sat  for  Chatham  Div.  of  Rochester  since  Dec.  ijith,  1918. 

Residences — 26,  Eaton  Place,  S.Wi.  ;  Fairway,  Sandwich,  Kent.     C/?^i5— White's. 

SIR  THOMAS  A.  BRAMSDON  (Portsmouth,  Central  Division). 
Thomas  Arthur  Bramsdon,  youngest  son  of  John  Branisdon, 
of  Port-smouth  ;  b.  Feb.  27th,  1857;  ed.  at  Esplanade  House  Sch.,  Ports- 
mouth :  7n.  1880,  Mary  Anna  Adelaide,  only  da.  of  the  late  Capt.  Charles 
Auguste  Reid,  20th  Bengal  Inf.  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1878  ;  is  a  member 
of  the  firm  of  Bramsdon  and  Childs,  solicitors,  of  Portsmouth,  and  J. P.  and 
Coroner  for  Portsmouth  ;  has  been  Pres.  of  Coroners'  So.  for  England  and 
Wales  ;  formerly  Chm.  of  Govs,  of  Roy.  Portsmouth,  Portsea,  and  Gosport 
Hospital  ;  sometime  Gov.  of  Portsmouth  Gram.  Sch.  ;  six  years  Chm.  ot 
Portsmouth  Sch.  Board  ;  was  Vice-Chm.  Portsmouth  Dist.  Recruiting  Com- 
mittee 1914-18  ;  appointed  National  Ser.  Commr.  Portsmouth  and  E.  Hants 
1917,  and  Chm.  Portsmouth  P2mployment  Exchange  Local  Advisory  Com- 
mittee 1918,  and  of  Business  Premises  Select  Committee  1921  ;  Knt.  1909. 
A  Liberal;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Portsmouth  May  to  Oct.  1900,  when  he  was 
defeated  there  ;  re-elected  Jan.  1906,  and  again  defeated  Jan.  1910  ;  elected 
for  Central  Div.  thereof  Dec.  1918. 

Residences — Grosvenor   Hotel,  S.W.i  ;     St.  Heliers,  Elm  Grove,  Southsea.         Club — 
National  Liberal. 

H.  L.  C.  BRASSEY  (Northamptonshire,  Peterborough  Division). 

Henry  Leonard  Campbell  Brassey,  son  of 
the  late  Henry  Arthur  Brassey  (formerly  M.P.  for 
Sandwich),  of  Preston  Hall,  Kent,  by  Anna  Harriet, 
who  d.  1898,  da.  of  George  Robert  Stevenson,  of  Tongs- 
wood,  Hawkhurst,  Kent ;  b.  March  7th,  1870  :  tn.  1894, 
Lady  Violet  Mary  Gordon-Lennox,  da.  of  7th  Duke  of 
Richmond  and  (jordon ;  formerly  Major  West  Kent 
Yeo. ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Kent  and  Northants  (Sheriff  1907). 
A  Consei-vative ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Cambridge- 
.shire  E.,  or  Newmarket,  Div.  Jan.  1903,  and  Grantham 
Jan.  1906  ;  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Northamptonshire  Jan. 
1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Peterborough  Div. 
thereof  Dec.   14th,   1918. 

Residences — 42,     Upper    Grcsvenor     Street,     W.  i;     Apethorpe    Hall,     Peterborough, 
Northants. 

MAJOR  C.  E.  BREESE  (Carnarvonshire). 
Charles  Edward  Breese,  son  of  the  late  Edward  Breese, 
F.S.A.,  Clerk  of  the  Peace  for  Merionethshire  ;  b.  1867  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor 
1889;  is  Hon.  Major  in  the  Army,  Chm.  of  Executive  Committee,  Cambrian 
Archseological  So.,  a  Member  of  Central  Advisory  Committee  on  War  Pension*, 
and  a  County  Councillor  for  Carnarvonshire  ;  European  War  1914-18.  A 
Coalition  Liberal ;  has  sat  for  Carnarvonshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — Morva  Lodge,  Portmadoc   Carnarvonshire. 

F.  BRIANT  (Lamheth,  North  Division^. 
Frank  Briant,  son  of  William  Briant,  of  Kennington,  S.E.  ; 
b.  Nov.  30th,  1865;  sometime  in  Civil  Ser.  ;  a  J. P.  for  I^ondon  ;  10  years 
Chm.  Lambeth  Board  of  Guardians,  and  15  years  a  County  Councillor  for 
London.  An  Independent  Liberal ;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Lambeth  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— l^ioxA  House,  Lambeth  Walk,  S.E. 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


RIGHT  HON.  W.  C.  BRIDGEMAN  (Shropshire,  Oswestry  Divisioii). 

William  Clive  Bkidgeman,  P.C.^  son  of 
the  late  Rev.  the  Hon.  John  Robert  Orlando  Bridge- 
man,  3rd  son  of  2nd  Earl  of  Bradford,  by  Marianne 
Caroline,  da.  of  the  late  Ven.  William  Clive,  Arch- 
deacon of  Montgomery  ;  b.  Dec.  31st,  1864;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1887,  M.A. 
1892)  :  m.  1895,  Caroline  Beatrix,  da.  of  the  Hon. 
Cecil  Thomas  Parker,  of  The  Paddocks,  Eccleston, 
Chester ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Salop,  and  Chm.  of  Govs, 
of  Shrewsbury  Sch. ;  was  Assist.  Private  Sec.  to 
Sec.  of  State  for  Colonies  (Baron  Knutsford) 
1889-92,  and  Private  Sec.  to  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  (Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
M.  Hicks- Beach,  Bt.,  M.P.)  1895-9  ;  appointed  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury 
May  1915  (also  Assist.  Director,  War  Trade  Depart.  1916),  Parliamentary 
Sec.  to  Min.  of  Labour  Dec.  1916,  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of  Trade  Jan. 
1919,  and  Sec.  of  Mines  Aug.  1920;  P.C.  1920.  A  Coalition  Conservative', 
unsuccessfully  contested  Worcestershire,  N.  Div.  July  1892,  Derbyshire,  Mid 
Div.  July  1895,  and  Salop,  W.,  or  Oswestry,  Div.  July  1904;  has  sat  for 
Oswestry  Div.  of  Shropshire  since  Jan.  19th,  1906. 

Residences — 29,  Eccleston  Square,  S.W. ;  Leigh  Manor,  Minsterley,  Shropshire.     Club 
—Carlton. 


(W.  J.)  H.  BRIGGS  (Manchester,  Blackley  Division). 

(William  James)  Harold  Briggs,  son  of  William  Briggs  ;  b.  May 
26th,  1870;  ed.  at  Seafield,  Lytham  :  ;//.  1893,  Jessie  May  Veevers  ;  is  a 
soft  goods  manufacturer.  A  Conservative-,  has  sat  for  Blackley  Div.  of  Man- 
chester since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Wyelands,  Buxton.  •  Clubs — Carlton,  Flyfishers',  and  Royal  Automobile 
(London),  Constitutional  (Manchester),  Union  (Buxttm). 


SIR  HARRY  £.  BRITTAIN  (Middlesex,  Acton  Division). 

Harry  Ernest  Brittain,  K.B.E.,  LL.D.,  el.  son  of  William 
Henry  Brittain,  J. P.,  of  Storth  Oaks,  near  Sheffield;  b.  Dec.  24th,  1873; 
ed.  at  Repton,  and  at  Worcester  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  Law  Honours  1896, 
M.A.  1898);  Hon.  LL.D.  McGill  Univ.  1920:  m.  1905,  Ahda,  da.  of  Sir 
Robert  Harvey;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1897,  but  never  practised;  has  been 
engaged  in  journalism  and  commerce  ;  organised  first  Imperial  Press  Conference 
1909,  and  took  part  in  second  Conference  in  Canada  1920  as  Chm.  of  Arrange- 
ments Committee  ;  Vice-Pres.  British  Pilgrims  (established  1902) ;  employed 
with  Special  Mission  to  U.S.A.  1915  ;  founded  American  Officers'  Club  1917  ; 
appointed  Director  of  Intelligence  National  Ser.  Depart.  1917  ;  was  Chm. 
Political  Committee  of  Constitutional  Club  1919-20;  has  Order  of  Crown  of 
Belgium  ;  author  of  several  works  ;  K.B.  E.  1918.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has 
sat  for  Acton  Div.  of  Middlesex  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 2,  Cowley  Street,  Westminster.  S.W.  Chambers — 13,  King's  Bench  Walk, 
E.C.      Clubs — Carlton,  Bath,  Constitutional,  Royal  Thames  Yacht. 


G.  B.  BRITTON  (Bristol,  East  Division). 

George  Bryant  Britton;  b.  18 — ;  is  a  boot  and  shoe  manu- 
facturer, a  J.  P.  for  Bristol  (Lord  Mayor  1920-21),  a  Member  of  its  City  Council, 
and  of  Executive  Council  of  National  Boot  and  Shoe  Trades  Federation ;  has 
been  a  Member  of  Govt.  Advisory  Committee  for  Boot  Trade.  A  Coalition 
Liberal;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Bristol  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

/r«/V/^««— Kings  wood,  Bristol. 


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T.  T.  BROAD  (Derbyshire,  Clay  Cross  Division). 
Thomas  Tucker  Broad;  b.  1863;  a  Congregational  Minister; 
sometime    a    Member    of    Sheffield    Board  of   Guardians ;   engaged     during 
European  War  in  connection  with  Y.M.C.  A.  Huts.      A  Liberal;    has  sat  for 
Clay  Cross  Div.  of  Derbyshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Cluh — National  Liberal. 

W.  BROMFIELD  (Staffordshire,  Leek  Division). 

William  Bromfield,  son  of  Arthur  Biomfield  ;  b.  Jan.  24th, 
1870  ;  is  Sec.  Amalgamated  So.  of  Textile  Workers  and  Kindred  Trades.  A 
Labour  Member  ;  has  sat  for  Leek  Div.  of  Staffordshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Cruso  Street,  Leek. 

SIR  EDWARD  A.  BROTHERTON,  Bt.  (Wakefield). 

Edward  Allen  Brotherton,  ist  Baronet,  son  of  Theophilus 
Brotherton,  of  Ardwick  Green,  Manchester;  b.  April  ist,  1856;  ed.  at 
Owens  Coll.,  and  at  Victoria  Univ.,  Manchester  ;  is  a  chemical  manufacturer, 
Hon.  Col.  of  15th  Batn.  W.  Yorkshire  Regt.  (which  he  raised  at  his  own 
expense),  and  a  J.  P.  for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  and  for  Liberty  of  Ripon  ; 
was  Mayor  of  Wakefield  1903-6,  and  Lord  Mayor  of  Leeds  1913-14  ;  cr.  a 
Baronet  1918.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  sat  for  Wakefield  1902-10,  when  he 
was  defeated  ;  re-elected  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Seats — Roundhay  Hall,  Leeds,  Yorkshire  ;  Eagle  Hall,  Pateley  Bridge,  Yorkshire  ; 
Kirkham  Abbey,  Yorkshire.     Clubs — Carlton,  Bath,  Yorkshire. 

MAJOR  D.  C.  BROWN  (Northumberland,  Hexham  Division). 

Douglas  Clifton  Brown,  son  of  the  late 
Col.  James  Clifton  Brown,  of  Holmbush,  Faygate,  by 
Amelia,  da.  of  Charles  Rowe ;  b.  Aug.  16th,  1879  5  ^d. 
at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B  A.  1901,  M.A. 
1903)  :  m.  1907,  Violet  Cicely  Kathleen,  da.  of  Fred- 
erick Eustace  Arbuthnott  Wollaston,  of  Shenton  Hall, 
Nuneaton  ;  Major  late  ist  King's  Dragoon  Guards  ;  ap- 
pointed Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Min.  of 
Pensions  1920,  and  a  Member  of  Central  Advisory 
Committee  on  War  Pensions  1921.  A  Coalition  Union- 
ist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  St.  George  Div.  of  Tower 
Hamlets  Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for  Hexham  Div.  of 
Northumberland  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — Ruffside  Hall,  Riding  Mill-on-Tyne.  "   Clubs — Cavalry,  Carlton. 

J.  BROWN  (Ayr  and  Bute,  South  Ayrshire  Division). 
James  Brown,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  James  Brown,  of 
Newton-on-Ayr  ;  b.  Dec.  i6th,  1862;  ed.  at  Annbank  Public  Sch.  :  tu.  1888, 
Catherine  Macgregor  Steele,  of  Kilbarchan,  Renfrewshire  ;  is  a  Miners' 
Agent  and  Sec,  a  J. P.  for  Ayr,  and  a  Member  of  Tarbolton  Town  Council ; 
O.B.E.  1917.  A.  Labour  Member  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.  Div.  of  Ayr- 
shire Jan.  1906  and  Jan,  1910;  has  sat  for  S.  Ayrshire  Div.  of  Ayr  and  Bute 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 56,  Annbank,  by  Ayr,  Scotland. 

BIGHT  HON.  T.  W.  BROWN  (Down  Co.,  North  Division). 

Thomas  Walters  Brown,  P.C.,  son  of  the  late  James  A.  Brown, 
of  Newtownards,  co.  Down,  by  Marianne,  da.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Watters,  of 
Newtownards;     b.    March    1879;     ed.    at    Campbell    Coll.,    and    Queen's 


24  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

Coll.,  Belfast,  and  at  Roy.  Univ.  of  Ireland  (B.A.  1904):  m.  1913,  Mary 
Elizabeth  Madden,  of  Belfast ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1907,  and  K.C. 
1918,  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1919 ;  appointed  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland  June  1921, 
and  Attomey-Gen.  Aug.  1921  (resigned  Nov.  1921)  ;  P.C.  (Ireland)  1921.  An 
Unionist',  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Down  Co.  since  Dec.  1918. 
Residence — Kintore,  Donaghadee,  co.  Down. 


C.  BRUGHA  (Waterford  Co.).t 

Cathal  Brugha  (Charles  Burgess);^.  18 — ;  ed  at  Belvedere 
Coll.  ;  sometime  a  Commercial  Traveller ;  took  part  in  Irish  Rising  1916 
(wounded)  ;  has  been  Min.  for  Defence  in  Dail  Eireann.  A  Si»n  Fein  Member ; 
elected  for  Waterford  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Tipperary  E.,  Waterford 
Co.  and  City  of  Waterford  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — 


SIR  JAMES  BRUTON  (Gloucester). 

James  Bruton,  son  of  Henry  Bruton,  J. P.,  of  Gloucester ; 
b.  Feb.  6th,  1848:  ed.  at  Crypt  Gram.  Sch.,  Gloucester:  m.  1880,  Rosa 
Gertrude,  da.  of  John  Michael  Butt,  J. P.  ;  elected  Mayor  of  Gloucester  1908, 
1910,  1912,  1913,  1914,  1915,  1916,  1917,  and  1918  ;  is  a  miller  and  corn 
merchant,  a  J. P.  for  Gloucester  (High  Sheriff  1900- 19c i),  an  Hon.  Freeman 
of  Gloucester;  Chm.  Sharpness  New  Docks  Co.,  Hon.  Col.  3rd  Batn. 
Gloucestershire  Vol.  Regt.,  and  I'res.  of  Gloucester  Conservative  Asso. ;  some- 
time Pres.  of  Gloucestershire  Chamber  of  Commerce  ;  Knt.  1916.  KCoahtion 
Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Gloucester  since  December  14th,  191 8. 

Residence— Wotton  Hill,  Gloucester.  Ctuis — Carhon,  Constitutional,  Gloucester, 
Gloucester  Conservative. 


LIEUT.-COL.  A.  L.  H.  BUCHANAN  (Lanarkshire,  Coatbridge  Division). 
Arthur  Louis  Hamilton  Buchanan,  O.B.E.,  son  of  D.  W.  R. 
Carrick,  Buchanan,  of  Drumpellier,  Coatbridge  ;  b.  July  27th,  1866:  in.  1903, 
Adeline  Musgrave,  da.  of  the  late  Richard.  Musgrave  Harvey  ;  formerly 
Lieut. -Col.  Gordon  Highlanders  ;  S.  African  War  1899- 1902,  European  War 
1914-18  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Lanarkshire.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat 
for  Coatbridge  Div.  of  Lanarkshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Kesidetues—^^,  Evelyn  Gardens,  S.W.  ;   Dnimpellier,  Coatbridge.         Clubs — Carlton, 
Naval  and  Military,  New  (Edinburgh). 

LIEUT.-COL.  A.  BUCKLEY  (Lancashire,  Waterloo  Division). 
Albert  Buckley,  D.S.O.,  son  of  the  late  William  Buckley,  J. P. ; 
b.  April  loth,  1877:  m.  1919,  Elsie  Juanita,  da.  of  J.  E.  Fisher,  of  Blundell- 
sands ;  is  Lieut.-Col.  Liverpool  Regt.,  a  partner  in  the  firm  of  E.  Buckley 
and  Co.,  wool  brokers,  of  Liverpool,  and  an  Assist.  Coalition  Whip  (unpaid) ; 
S.  Africa  1901-2,  European  War  1914-18  (despatches,  D.S.O.  with  Bar); 
D.S.O.  1917  (Ear  1918).  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Waterloo  Div. 
of  Lancashire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence— %Z,  Cadogan  Place,  S.W.i. 

D.  BUCKLEY  (KUdare  Co.,  North  Division)  t 
Daniel    Buckley;   b.   18—;   in  business,  and  Chm.  Kildare 
County  Council.     A  Sinn  FHn  Member ;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  co.  Kildare 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Kildare  and  Wicklow  Cos.  in  S.  Parliament  of 
^  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Maynooth,  co.  Kildare. 


MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT. 


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RIGHT  HON.  SIE  WILLIAM  (J.)  BULL  (Hammersmltli,  South  Division). 

William  (James)  Bull,  P.C,  2nd 

son  of  the  late  Henry  Bull,  solicitor,  some- 
time of  India  Board  of  Control,  by  Cecilia 
Ann,  da.  of  the  late  James  Peter  Howard, 
of  Whiteheads  Wood,  Shirley,  Hants, 
and  Lowndes  Square,  S.W. ;  b.  Sept.  29th, 
1863  ;  ed.  at  St.  Mary's  Acad. :  m.  1904, 
Lilian,  da.  of  Mrs.  Brandon,  of  Oakbrook, 
Ravenscourt  Park,  and  Heene,  Worthing  ; 
admitted  Solicitor  1889;  is  a  J. P.,  senior 
partner  in  the  firm  of  Bull  and  Bull, 
solicitors,  of  3,  Stone  Buildings,  Lincoln's 
Inn,  W.C.,  and  Hammersmith,  W.,  Chm. 
of  J.  W.  Singer  and  Sons  (Limited), 
bronze  founders,  of  Frome  and  London,  a 
Director  of  Siemens  (Limited),  a  Member 
of  Council  of  the  Birkbeck  Coll.,  of  Council 
of  Law  So.,  and  of  West  London  Hospital, 
a  Gov.  of  Latymer  Charities,  Hon.  Solicitor 
and  Vice-Pres.  to  Roy.  Life  Saving  So., 
a  Trustee  of  Roy.  Humane  So.,  Chm.  of  Seaside  Convalescent  Hospital  at 
Seaford,  a  Land  Tax  Commr.  for  Kensington,  Chm.  House  of  Commons 
Petitions  Committee,  and  of  London  Unionist  Members  of  Parliament, 
and  Vice-Principal  of  Imperial  So.  of  Knights  Bachelor  ;  sometime  Vice-Chm. 
and  Chm.  of  Bridges  Committee  of  London  County  Council  during  Construc- 
tion of  Blackwall  Tunnel ;  was  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Rt.  Hon.  W.  H. 
Long,  M.P.  (now  Viscount  Long  of  Wraxall)  1902-21  ;  Knt.  1905,  P.C. 
1918.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  sat  for  Hammersmith  Oct.  1900  to  Nov. 
1918  ;  elected  for  S.  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — The   Meadows,    Uxbridge  Road,  Shepherd's   Bush,  W. 


Constitutional,  Junior  Constitutional. 


Clubs — Carlton, 


COL.  R.  BURDON  (Durham,  Sedgefield  Division). 

Rowland  Burdon,  y.D.,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Burdon, 
of  Castle  Eden,  Durham;  b.  June  19th,  1857;  ed.  at  Repton,  and  at  Univ. 
Coll.,  Oxford  :  m.  1887,  Mary  Arundell,  da.  of  the  late  Wyndham  Slade,  of 
Montys  Court,  Taunton  ;  is  Hon.  Col.  5th  Batn.  (formerly  Lieut. -Col. 
Comdg.  1st  Vol.  Batn.)  Durham  L.I. ,  Lord  of  the  Manors  of  Little  Eden 
and  Castle  Eden,  patron  of  two  livings,  and  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Durham 
(Sheriff  1907).  A  Coalition  Uniotiist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  S.E.  Div. 
of  Durham  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for  Sedgefield  Div.  thereof  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residence— Q?i.%\.\^  Eden,  Durham. 


BURGESS  [see  Brugha]. 


LIEUT.  COL.  A.  H.  BURGOYNE  (Kensington,  North  Division). 
Alan  Hughes  Burgoyne,  son  of  Peter  Bond  Burgoyne,  of 
Broadlands,  Ascot,  Berks;  b.  Sept.  30th,  1880;  ed.  privately,  at  Queen's  Coll., 
Oxford,  and  at  Liege  and  Monlpellier  Univs. :  m.  1906,  Irene  Victoria  Eason, 
younger  da.  of  E.  Macdonald,  banker,  of  Sydney,  N.S.  Wales :  is  an 
A.M.I. M.E.,  a  F.R.G.S.,  an  Asso.  of  Institute  of  Naval  Architects,  a  Director 
of  P.  B.  Burgoyne  and  Co.  (Limited),  wine  growers  and  colonial  merchants, 
of  Australian  Wine  Importers  (Limited),  and  of  Army  and  Navy  Co-operative 


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MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT. 


So.,  Principal  G.N.U.  Motor  Co.,  and  Capt.  Uuke  of  Cambridge's  Own 
(Middlesex  Regt.)  ;  was  Major-Gen.  Staflf,  India  1917-18  ;  Lieut.-Col.  Reserve 
of  Officers  1918-19,  and  Controller  of  Priority  Depart.,  Ministry  of  Munitions 
1918-19  ;  served  during  European  War  1914-18  (despatches,  promoted  Major, 
three  medals.  Legion  of  Honour,  Orders  of  Crown  of  Italy  and  El  Nahda  of 
the  Hedjaz) ;  author  of  several  works  on  Submarine  Navigation  and  Naval 
History  ;  founded  (and  edited  1907-14)  the  Navy  League  Annual ;  two  years 
Assist.  Editor  of  "Naval  Pocket  Book."  A  Coalition  Unionist;  unsuccess- 
fully contested  King's  Lynn  Jan.  1906 ;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Kensington 
since  Jan.  17th,  1910. 

Residences — Finchers  House,  Amersham,  Bucks  ;  Mount  Ophir,  Rutherglen,  Victoria, 
Australia.        Clubs — Carlton,  St.  Stephen's,  Royal  .Automobile,  Royal  Thames  Yacht,  etc. 


J.  A.  BUBKE  (Tipperary  Co.,  Mid  Tipperary  Divisioii).t 
James  Aloysius  Burke,  B.L.  \  b.  18 — .     A  Sinn  Fein  Member  ; 
elected  for  Mid  Div.  of  Tipperary  Co.   Dec.  14th,   1918,  and  for  Tipperary 
Mid,  N.  and  S.  Co.,  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — Rockforest,  Roscrea,  co.  Tipperary. 


COL.  C.  R.  BURN  (DevonsUre,  Torquay  Division). 

^^1  Charles     Rosdew    Burn,     O.B.E., 

'^  youngest  son  of  the  late  Gen.    Robert   Bum, 

Col.  Comdt.  R.A.,  of  Jessfield,  Midlothian, 
by  Caroline  Rosdew,  da.  of  Major  T.  Little; 
b.  Feb.  20th,  1859  ;  ed.  at  Cheltenham  Coll., 
and  at  Roy.  Mil.  Coll.,  Sandhurst :  m.  1891, 
the  Hon.  Ethel  Louise  Forbes-Leith,  O.B.E., 
only  da.  of  ist  Baron  Leithof  Fyvie  ;  formerly 
Lieut.-Col.  1st  Dragoons;  served  in  Hazara 
Expedition  1888  (despatches,  medal  with 
clasp),  and  in  S.  Africa  1900-1901  (de- 
spatches, Queen's  medal  with  three  clasps), 
and  during  European  War  1914-18  as  a  Gen. 
Staff  Officer  (despatches  twice,  O.B.E.,  Officer 
of  Legion  of  Honour  and  of  Crown  of  Bel- 
gium);  is  Col.  H.M.'s  Hon.  Corps  of 
Gentlemen-at-Arms  and  of  Roy.  Co.  of 
Archers  (King's  Body  Guard  for  Scotland), 
and  an  A.D.C.  to  H.M. ;  was  A.D.C.  to 
Viceroy  of  India  1883-5  and  1887-8,  and  to  H.R.H.  the  Duke  of  Connaught 
1891-6;  O.B.E.  (Mil.)  1920.  A  Coalition  Liberal  Unionist;  unsuccessfully 
contested  E.  Div.  of  Aberdeenshire  Jan.  1910 ;  elected  for  Torquay  Div.  of 
Devonshire  Dec.  13th,  19 10. 

ResidetKes— 10,  Hill  Street,  Berkeley  Square,  W.i ;  Fyvie  Castle,  Aberdeenshire. 
C/«*j— Carlton,  Naval  and  Military,  Hurlingham,  New  (Edinburgh),  Royal  Northern 
(Aberdeen). 


T.  H.  BURN  (Belfast,  St.  Anne's  DivlBlon). 

Thomas  Henry  Burn;  b.  18--;  sometime  Sec.  of  Belfast 
Lithographic  Printing  So.  A  Labour  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  St.  Anne's  Div. 
of  Belfast  since  Dec.  14th,  1918  ;  elected  for  Belfast,  W.  Belfast  Div.,  in 
N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  May  1921. 

Residence— xZ,  Ratcliffe  Street,  Belfast. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


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SIR  JOHN  G.  BUTCHER,  Bt.  (York  City). 

John  George  Butcher,  K.C,  ist 
Baronet,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Most  Rev. 
Samuel  Butcher,  D.D.,  Lord  Bishop  of 
Meath,  by  his  wife,  Mary;  b.  Nov.  15th, 
1852;  ed.  at  Marlborough,  and  at  Trin- 
Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.,  8th  Classic  and  8th 
Wrangler  1874,  M.A  1877)  ;  formerly  Fel- 
low of  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  :  tn.  1898,  Alice 
Mary,  da.  of  E.  L.  Brandreth,  J.  P.,  and 
widow  of  J.  E.  H.  Gordon;  Bar.  Lincoln's 
Inn  1878,  a  K.C.  1897,  and  a  Bencher  1903  ; 
many  years  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of 
the  Bar  ;  received  Hon.  Freedom  of  York 
City  1906  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  E.  Riding  of  York- 
shire ;  was  a  Member  of  Select  Committee 
on  Pensions  1919-20;  cr.  a  Baronet  1918. 
A  Coalition  Conservative ;  sat  for  York 
City  July  1892  to  Jan.  1906,  when  he  was 
defeated  ;  re-elected  Jan.  17th,  1910,  Dec. 
3rd,  1910,  and  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Resiliences  — 1,2,  Elvaston  Place,  S.W.  ;  Riccall  Hall,  Yorkshire.  Clubs—  Carlton, 
Yorkshire. 

J.  CAIRNS  (Morpeth). 
John  Cairns,  M.B.E.,  son  of  William  Cairns,  by  his  wife, 
Isabella  ;  b.  May  31st,  1859  ;  is  Financial  Sec.  Northumberland  Miners'  Asso., 
Sec.  Joint  Committee  Northumberland  Coal  Trade,  Pres.  Northumberland 
Aged  Mine-Workers'  Homes  Asso.,  and  a  J. P.  A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat 
for  Morpeth  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — The  Drive,  Gosforth,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

J.  G.  D.  CAMPBELL  (Klngston-on-Tliames). 
John  Gordon  Drummond  Campbell,  son  of  the  late  Col. 
Archibald  Neil  Campbell,  of  Craignish  ;  b.  Feb.  15th,  1864;  ed.  at  Charter- 
house, and  Corpus  Christi  Coll.,  Oxford  (M.A.  1887)  :  vi.  1908,  Blanche,  da. 
of  the  late  Rev.  Canon  A.  V.  Thornton,  of  Newquay  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1890  ; 
was  H.M.  Inspector  of  Schs.  1892- 1909,  and  Educational  Adviser  to  King  of 
Siam  1 899- 1 901  ;  author  of  "  Siam  in  the  20th  Century."  A  Coalition 
Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Mansfield  Div.  of  Nottinghamshire  Jan. 
1910,  and  Eccles  Div.  of  Lancashire  Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for  Kingston-on- 
Thames  since  Dec.  14th,  191 8. 

Residence — Taiikerville,  Kingston  Hill,  Surrey.         Club — Athenseum. 

LIEUT. -COL.  W.  R.  CAMPION  (Sussex,  Lewes  Division). 

William  Robert  Campion,  D.S.O.,  son  of  Col.  William  Henry 
Campion,  C.B.,  by  the  Hon.  Gertrude  Brand,  da.  of  ist  Viscount  Hampden  ; 
b.  July  3rd,  1870  :  m.  1894,  Katharine  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  the  Hon. 
William  Byron;  is  a  J. P.  for  Sussex,  and  Lieut. -Col.  Roy.  Sussex  Regt. ; 
European  War  1914-18  (despatches  thrice,  D.S.O.) ;  D.S.O.  1918.  An 
Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.  Div.  of  Worcestershire  Jan.  1906,  and 
Jan.  1910;  sat  for  Mid,  or  Lewes,  Div.  of  Sussex  June  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ; 
elected  for  Lewes  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 11,  Stanhope  Gardens,  S.\V.7  ;  Danny  Park,  Hurstpierpoint,  Sussex. 

T.  CAPE  (Cumberland,  Workington  Division). 
Thomas  Cape,  M.B.E.,  son  of  William  Cape;  b.  Oct.  5th,  1868  : 
fn.  18 — ,  a  da.  of  J.  Hodgson  ;  is  a  Primitive  Methodist  Preacher,  and  Gen. 
Sec.  Cumberland  Miners'  Asso.  (25  years  a  miner);  M.B.E.  (Civil)  1917.  A 
Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Workington  Div.  of  (Cumberland  since  Dec.'l4th, 
1918. 

Residence — 91,  Harrington  ^ad,  Workington. 


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0.  R.  S.  CAREW  (DevonsMre,  Tiverton  Division). 

Charles  Robert  Sydenham  Carew, 
son  of  the   late  Rev.   Roliert    Baker  Carew, 


-■■_  -  R.     of     Bickleigh,     Tiverton,     by     Augusta 

c^^^  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Thomas  Daniel,  of  Stood- 

leigh,  Devon;  ^.  June  7th,  1853;  ed.  at  Camb. 
Univ.  (B.A  1876):  r/i.  1891,  Muriel  Mary 
Heathcoat,  da.  of  Sir  John  Heathcoat  Heath- 
coat- Amory,  1st  Bt.  ;  is  a  J  P.  for  Devon, 
a  Trustee  of  Devon  and  Exeter  Savings  Bank, 
a  Gov.  of  Blundell's  Sch.,  and  an  Income 
Tax  and  Land  Tax  Commr.  An  Unionist; 
sat  for  N.-E.,  or  Tiverton,  Div.  of  Devon- 
shire Dec.  Iyl5  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Tiverton  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residences — Collipriest,  and  Warnicombe,  Tiverton.        C/«/'i-— Windham,  Carlton. 

MAJOR  ARCHIBALD  B.  BOYD  CARPENTER  cBradford,  Nortli  Divlaion\ 
Archibald  Boyd  Boyd  C.arpknter,  4th  son  of  the  late  Rt. 
Rev.  William  Boyd  Carpenter,  K.C.V.O.,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Ripon,  by  Harriet 
Charlotte,  da.  of  the  Rev.  William  Peers,  of  Chiselhampton,  Oxford  ;  b. 
March  26lh,  1873  ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Palliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  Honours 
in  History  1896):  m.  1907,  Anne,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Dugdale,  of  Moor 
Park,  Harrogate;  Major  Reserve  of  Officers,  formerly  Highland  L.I.  ;  was 
Dep.  Assist.  Director  at  War  Office  1916-19  ;  .S.  Africa  1899-1902  (despatches 
twice,  Queen's  medal  with  three  clasps.  King's  medal  with  two  clasps) ;  was 
a  D.A.Q.M.G.  191 S,  Staff-Capt.,  Head  Quarters,  N.  Command  1915-16 
(despatches),  and  War  Office  1916-19  (Brevet  Major  1917)  ;  Mayor  of  Harro- 
gate 1909-10  and  1910-11  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  (Harrogate 
Div.).  An  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Colne  Valley  Div.  of  S.  Fart 
of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910 ;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Brad- 
ford since  Dec.  14th,  19 18. 

Residence — River  House.  Walton-on-Thames,  Surrey.  Clubs — Carlton,  Garrick,  St. 
Stephen's,  Yorkshire,  Junior  Carlton. 

W.  T.  CARR  (Carlisle). 

VVilliam  Theodore  Carr,  C.B.E.,  el.  son  of  the  late  Thomas 
William  Carr;  b.  1866  :  in.  1893,  Edith,  da.  of  the  late  Lieut.-Col.  F.  F.  T. 
Hobbs,  Army  Pay  Depart.  ;  is  Chm.  Carr  and  Co.  (Limited),  and  of  Carr's 
Flour  Mills  (Limited),  and  a  J. P.  for  Cumberland;  CB.E.  (Civil)  1920.  A 
Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  Carlisle  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

.^«/V/^«c^— Greystead,  Carlisle. 

R.  A.  D.  CARTER  (Manchester,  Witbington  Division). 

Rei  Alfred  Deakin  Carter,  O.B.E.,  son  of  Joseph  Carter,  of 
Manchester;  b.  Dec.  3rd,  1856:  ni.  1881,  Annie,  who  d.  1894,  da.  of  W.  H. 
Woodworth,  of  Southport ;  sometime  a  Bank  Manager ;  is  an  Alderman  of 
Manchester,  and  a  J. P.  for  Lancashire;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  An  Unionist; 
has  sat  for  Withington  Div.  of  Manchester  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Rushford,  Rushford  Park,  Levenshulme,  Lancashire.  Clubs — Constitu- 
tional, Arts  (Manchester),  Unionist. 

W.  CARTER  (Nottinghamsliire,  Mansfield  Division). 

William  Carter;  b.  18—;  sometime  a  Member  of  Mansfield 

Town    Council  ;    formerly    a    Checkweigliman  ;    is   a   Member   of  Executive, 
Miners'  Federation  of  Great  Britain.     A  Labour  Member;  has  sat  for  Mans- 
field Div.  of  Nottinghamshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Address — House  of  Commons,  Westminster,  S.W.i. 


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T.  W,  CASEY  (Sheffield,  AttercUffe  Division^ 

Thomas  Worrall  Casey,  son  of  William  Casey,  by  his  wife, 
Jemima  Ann  ;  b.  1870  :  m.  1894  ;  is  Gen.  Sec.  Winding  and  Gen.  Engineers' 
So.  A  Coalition  Liberal ;  has  sat  for  Attercliffe  Div.  of  Sheffield  since 
Dec.   14th,   1918. 

Residence — loi,  Burngreave  Road,  Sheffield.* 

H.  S.  CAUTLEY  (East  Sussex,  East  Grinstead  Division). 

HenryStrotherCAUTLEY,A'. C  el. son  of  thelate  Henry  Cautley, 
of  Bramley,  near  Leeds,  and  Burton  Pidsea,  E.  Yorkshire,  by  Mary  Ellen, 
da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Strother,  of  Killinghall,  Yorkshire,  and  Higham 
Park,  Northamptonshire  ;  b.  Dec.  9th,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Charterhouse  (Scholar), 
and  at  King's  Coll.,  Camb.  (Scholar  1881,  B.A.  ist  Class  Mathematical 
Tripos  1884):  in.  1902,  Alice  Bohun,  da.  of  Bohun  Henry  Chandler  Fox, 
J. P.,  of Maplewell,  Woodhouse  Eaves,  Leicestershire;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1886,  and  a  K.C.  1919  ;  goes  N.-E.  Circuit;  sometime  Pres.  of  Bramley 
Conservative  Club ;  acted  as  Director  of  Pig  Production  March  1918 ; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Sunderland  July  1918.  A  Conservative;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Dewsbury  1892  and  1895  '<  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Leeds  Oct.  IQOO  to 
Jan.  1906,  when  he  was  defeated,  and  N.,  or  E.  Grinstead,  Div.  of  Susse-x 
Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  E.  Grinstead  Div.  of  E.  Sussex  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residences  —  33.  Montagu  Square,  W.  ;  Northwood,  Sharpthorne,  Sussex. 
Chambers — 4    Brick  Court,  Temple   E.C.       Clulis — Carlton,  Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Leeds. 


MAJOR  H. 


R.  CAY^ER  (Portsmouth,  South  Division). 

Herbert  Robin  Cayzer,  5th  son  of  Sir 
Charles  William  Cayzer,  1st  Bt.  (M.P.  for  Barrow-in- 
Furness  1892-1906),  of  Gartmore,  Perthshire,  by  Agnes 
Elizabeth,  only  da.  of  William  Trickey,  of  Clifton, 
Bristol;  b.  July  23rd,  1881  ;  ed.  at  Rugby:  ;;/.  191 1, 
Freda,  da.  of  the  late  Col.  William  Hans  Rath- 
borne,  R.E.,  formerly  of  Scripplestown  and  Kilcogy  ; 
Major  Queen's  Own  Roy.  Glasgow  Yeo. ;  commanded 
24th  Div.  Mounted  Troops  in  France  1915-16  (de- 
spatches) ;  is  Vice-Chm.  of  The  Clan  Line  Steamers 
(Limited).  A.  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  S.  Div. 
of  Portsmouth  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 


Residences— Tylney  Hall,  Hampshire  ;  Lanfine,  .\yrshire. 


RIGHT  HON.  LORD  (E.  A.)  ROBERT  GASCOYNE-CECIL  (Hertfordshire, 
Hitchln  Division). 

(Edgar  Algernon)  Robert  Gascovne- 
Cecii.,  P.O.,  K.C,  third  son  of  the  3rd  Mar- 
quess of  Salisbury,  K.G.  (Premier  and  Sec.  of 
State  for  Foreign  Affairs),  of  Hatfield  House, 
Hatfield,  Herts,  Manor  House,  Cranborne, 
Dorset,  and  20,  Arlington  Street,  S.W.,  by 
Georgina,  C.I.,  da.  of  the  late  Hon.  Sir 
Edward  Hall  Alderson,  a  Baron  of  the  Court 
of  Exchequer;  b.  Sept.  14th,  1864;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1886, 
Hon.  D.C.L.  1919) :    in.  1889,  Lady  Eleanor 

Lambion,  dau.  of  2nd  Earl  of  Durham  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1887,  and  a  K.C. 

1899 ;    is  Chm.    Parliamentary  Committee  of  People's  Union  of  Economy ; 

was   a   Private  Sec.   to  his   father  when  Premier   1886-8;    sometime  Chm. 


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MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


Herts  Quarter  Sessions  (Hertford  Div.) ;  is  Chancellor  of  Birmingham  Univ., 
and  Chm.  of  Executive  of  League  of  Nations  Union  ;  appointed  a  Member  of 
Select  Committee  on  Marconi  Agreement  19 12,  and  Under  Sec.  of  State  for 
Foreign  Affairs  May  191 5,  also  in  charge  of  Blockade  and  Contraband  Depart, 
(with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet)  Feb.  1916,  and  Min.  of  Blockade  and  Junior 
Under  Sec.  of  .State,  Foreign  Depart.,  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916  ;  was  Assist. 
Sec.  of  State,  Foreign  Depart.,  July  to  Nov.  1918;  P.C.  1915.  kn  Independent 
Conservative',  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Marylebone  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910  ;  unsuc- 
cessfully contested  Blackburn  Jan.  1910,  and  Cambridgeshire,  N.,  or  Wisbech, 
Div.  Dec.  1910 ;  elected  for  N.,  or  Hitchin,  Div.  of  Hertfordshire  Nov.  23rd, 
191 1,  and  for  Hitchin  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — 100,  Grosvenor  Road,  S.W.        C/j<^— Carlton. 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  EVELYN  GASCOYNE-CECIL  (Birmlngliam,  Aston  Division). 

Evelyn  GASCOYNE-CEClL(usually  call- 
ing himself  Evelyn  Cecil,  and  using  the  arms  of 
Cecil  only),  P.C.,  G.B.E.,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Lieut. -Col.  Lord  Eustace  Henry  Brownlow 
Gascoyne-Cecil,  of  Lytchett  Heath,  Poole,  and 
III,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.,  by  Lady  Gertrude 
Louisa  Scott,  who  d.  1919,  da.  of  2nd  Earl  of 
Eldon ;  b.  May  30th,  1865  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
New  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1887,  M.A.  1890)  : 
m.  1898,  the  Hon.  Alicia  Margaret  Amherst, 
C.  B.E.,A^.  of  1st  Baron  Amherst  of  Hackney, 
of  Didlington  Hall,  near  Brandon,  Norfolk,  and  8,  Grosvenor  Square,  W. ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1889  :  joined  W.  Circuit ;  was  Private  Sec.  to  the  Premier  (Mar- 
quess of  Salisbury)  1891-2,  and  again  1895- 1902,  a  Member  of  London  Sch.  Board 
1894-9,  Chm.  of  Select  Committee  on  Foreign  Steamship  Subsidies  1901-2, 
of  Eastern  Mail  Ser.  Committee  1904,  and  of  Select  Committee  on  Telephone 
Ser.  1921  ;  was  a  Member  of  Public  Retrenchment  Committee  1915-16,  and 
of  Second  Chamber  Conference  1917-18;  has  been  a  Member  of  Permanent 
Commn.  of  International  Railway  Congress  since  1905  ;  is  Vice-Chm.  of  Joint 
War  Committee  of  British  Red  Cross  So.  and  of  Order  of  St.  John  of 
Jerusalem  in  England,  and  a  Knight  of  Justice  of  Order  of  St.  John  of 
Jerusalem  in  Engk'.d  (Sec-Gen.  1915-21);  author  of  "  Primogeniture,  a  short 
history  of  its  development  in  various  countries  and  its  practical  effects,"  and 
"  On  the  Eve  of  the  War  in  South  Africa  "  ;  P.C.  1917,  G.B.E.  (Civil)  1922. 
A  Coalition  Conservative ;  sat  for  E.,  or  Hertford,  Div.  of  Herts  June  1898 
to  Sept.  1900,  and  for  Aston  Manor  Sept.  1900  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for 
Aston  Div.  of  Birmingham  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 2,   Cadogan   Square,   S.W.i  ;    Lytchett  Heath,   Poole.        Clubs — Carlton, 
Athenaeum. 


RIGHT  HON.  LORD  HUGH  R.  H.  GASCOYNE  CECIL  (Oxford  University). 

Hugh  Richard  Heathcote  Gascoyne- 
Cecil,  P.C,  fifth  son  of  the  3rd  Marquess  of 
Salisbury,  K.G.  (Premier  and  Sec.  of  State  for 
Foreign  Affairs),  of  Hatfield  House,  Hatfield, 
Herts,  Manor  House,  Cranborne,  Dorset, 
and  20,  Arlington  Street,  S.W.,  by  Georgina, 
C./.,  da,  of  the  late  Hon.  Sir  Edward  Hall 
Alderson,  a  Baron  of  the  Court  of  Exchequer ; 
b.  Oct.  14th,  1869;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Univ. 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1st  class  History  1891, 
Fellow  of  Hertford  Coll.,  1891,  M.A.  1894), 
Hon.  LL.D.,  Edinburgh  1910 ;  sometime  an  Assist.  Private  Sec.  to  his  father 
when  Sec.  of  Slate  for  Foreign  Affairs;    has  been  Lieut,  in  R.F.C.  ;    is  a 


MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT.  3I 

Member  of  Canterbury    House   of  Laymen  ;    P.C.    19 18.     An  Independent 
Conservative  \   sat  for  Greenwich   July    1895    to    Jan.    1906,  when   he   was 
defeated  ;  elected  for  Oxford  Univ.  Jan.  15th,  1910,  and  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
^«/Vfe«c«— Hatfield  House,  Hatfield,   Herts.         Clubs — Junior  Carlton,  Carlton. 


SIR  B.  BURTON  CHADWICE  (Barrow-ln-Furnesa). 

Robert  Burton  Chadwick,  son  of  Joseph  Chadwick,  of  Liver- 
pool, by  Lucy  E.,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Willson  Brailsford  ;  b.  June  20th, 
1869  ;  ed.  at  Birkenhead  .Sch.  and  privately  :  m.  1903,  Catherine  Barbara, 
da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Williams  ;  is  a  Shipowner,  head  of  the  firm  of  Joseph 
Chadwick  and  Sons,  of  Liverpool  and  London,  and  of  Chadwick,  Weir  and 
Co.  (Limited),  of  Buenos  Aires,  Director-Gen.  of  Stores  and  Transport  Min. 
of  Munitions,  a  Member  of  Disposal  Board  and  numerous  Govt.  Committees, 
and  a  Member  of  Mersey  Docks  and  Harbour  Board  ;  was  Director  of 
Munitions  Overseas  Transport  1915-19,  also  Liaison  Officer,  Ministries  of 
Munitions  and  Shipping  ;  sometime  Chm.  of  Liverpool  Shipowners'  Asso., 
of  Shipping  Priority  Committee,  Min.  of  Munitions,  and  of  Committee  for 
Regulation  of  Petroleum  Supplies,  Min.  of  Munitions ;  S  African  War  with 
Yeo.  1899-1902;  has  Roy.  Humane  So.'s  medal;  Knt.  1920.  An  Unionist; 
has  sat  for  Barrow-in-Furness  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 41,  Bramhain  Gardens,  S.W.s.  Clubs — Royal  Automobile,  American, 
Carlton,  Royal  Thames  Yacht. 


A.  N.  CHAMBEBLAIN  (Birmliigliam,  Ladywood  Division). 
(Arthur)    Neville    Chamberlain,   son   of  the   late    Rt.    Hon. 

Joseph  Chamberlain,  P.C,  M.P.,  of  Highbury,  Birmingham,  by  Florence,  da. 
of  Timothy  Kenrick,  of  Birmingham  ;  b.  March  l8th,  1869;  ed.  at  Rugby, 
and  at  Mason  Coll.,  Birmingham:  m.  191 1,  Annie  Vere,  da.  of  the  late 
Major  William  Utting  Cole  ;  is  a  Director  of  Birmingham  Small  Arms  Co. 
(Limited),  of  Daimler  Co.  (Limited),  and  of  Elliott's  Metal  Co.  (Limited)  ; 
was  Lord  Mayor  of  Birmingham  1915-16,  and  Director  of  National  Ser. 
1916-17.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Ladywood  Div.  of  Birmingham 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 35,  Egerton  Crescent,  S.W.3;  Westbourne,  Edgbaston,  Birmingham. 


BIGHT  HON.  (J.)  AUSTEN  CHAMBEBLAIN  (BirmingHam,  West  Division). 

(Joseph)  Austen  Chamberlain,  P.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rt. 
Hon.  Joseph  Chamberlain,  M.P.,  by  Harriet,  da.  of  the  late  Archibald  Kenrick, 
of  Berrow  Court,  Edgbaston;  b.  Oct.  l6th,  1863;  ed.  at  Rugby,  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1885,  M.A.  1889),  at  the  Ecole  des  Sciences  Politiques, 
Paris,  and  at  Berlin;  Hon.  LL.D.  Birmingham  1918,  and  Camb.  1920:  m. 
1906,  Ivy  Muriel,  da.  of  the  late  Col.  Henry  Lawrence  Dundas,  formerly  E. 
Yorkshire  Regt. ;  has  acted  as  Private  Sec.  to  his  father ;  was  Civil  Lord  of 
the  Admiralty  July  1895  1°  Nov.  1900,  Financial  Sec.  to  the  Treasury  Nov. 
1900  to  Aug.  1902,  Postmaster-Gen.,  with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet  1902-3,  and 
Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  1903-5 ;  appointed  Chm.  of  Roy.  Commn.  on 
Indian  Finance  and  Currency  19 13,  Sec.  of  State  for  India  May  191 5,  and 
in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916  (resigned  July  191 7),  a  Member  of  War  Cabinet 
(without  portfolio)  April  1918,  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  Jan.  1919  (with 
a  seat  in  the  War  Cabinet  Jan.  to  Oct.  1919),  and  Lord  Privy  Seal  (with  a  seat 
in  the  Cabinet)  and  Leader  of  the  House  of  Commons  March  1921  ;  elected 
Leader  of  the  Unionist  Party  in  House  of  Commons  March  1921 ;  P.C.  1902. 
A  Coalition  Unionist;  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Worcestershire  March  1892  to  July 
1914,  since  when  he  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Birmingham. 

Residence — ii.  Downing  Street,  S.W.i.  C/7/^i— Carlton,  United  University,  City 
Carlton. 


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MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  W.  WATSON  CHEYNE,  Bt.  (Edinburgh,  St-  Andrews,  Glasgow,  and 
Aberdeen  Universities). 

William  Watson  Cheyne,  K.C.M.G., 
C.B.,  F.A'.C.S.,  F.R.S.,  ist  Baronet,  son  of 
Andrew  Cheyne ;  b.  Dec.  14th,  1852 ;  ed.  at 
Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.B.  and  CM.  1st  class  Hon- 
ours 1875);  FR.C.S.  England  1879;  Hon. 
LL.D.,  Edinburgh  1905,  Hon.  D.Sc,  Oxford 
1907  :  ;//.  1st,  1887,  Mary  Emma,  who  d.  1894, 
da.  of  William  Servante.  of  Plumstead,  Kent ; 
2ndly,  1894,  Margaret,  da  of  George  Smith, 
S.S.C.,  of  Lerwick,  Zetland;  was  Hunterian  Pro- 
fessor at  Roy.  Coll.  of  Surgs.  1888-90,  and  Vice- 
Pres.  of  Roy.  Coll.  of  Surgs.  IQ07-9,  and  Pres. 
1914-17  ;  sometime  Lieut.-Col.  Roy.  Army  Med. 
Corps,  Consulting  Surg,  to  Dr.  Barnardo's  IJomes, 
and  Examiner  in  Surgery  at  London  Univ.  ;  is 
a  F. R.S.,  Surg -Gen.  (now  Surg.  Rear-Adm.) 
R.N.,  Surgeon  to  King's  Coll.  Hospital,  and  to 
Paddington  Green  Children's  Hospital,  Consulting 
Surg,  to  King's  Coll.  Hospital,  Roy.  Caledonian  Asylum,  and  Osborne  Con- 
valescent Home  for  Officers,  etc.;  appointed  an  Hon.  Surg,  to  H.M.  1910,  a 
Member  of  Med.  Consultative  Board,  Admiralty  1910,  Consulting  Surg,  to  the 
Navy  1914,  and  Lord-Lieut,  of  Orkney  and  Shetland  1919;  elected  Pres.  of 
Med.  So.  of  London  1912;  served  in  S.  Africa  1899-1900  as  Consulting  Surg, 
(despatches,  medal,  C  B. ) ;  author  of  various  works  on  surgical  and  scientific 
subjects;  cr.  C.B.  (Civil)  1900,  KC.M.G.  1916,  and  a  Baronet  1908.  A 
Coalition  Unionist ;  sat  for  Edinburgh  and  St.  Andrews  Universities  Aug. 
1917  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  Edinburgh,  St.  Andrews,  Glasgow,  and 
Aberdeen  Univs.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Addresses-  House  of  Commons,  S.W.i,;  I  eagarth,  Fetlar,  Shetland. 


LIEUT.  COM.  H.  W.  S.  CHILCOTT  (Liverpool,  Walton  Division). 

Harry  Warden  Stanley  Chilcoit,  son  of  William  Warden 
Chilcott,  of  Chilcott,  Somerset  ;  b.  March  iith,  187 1  ;  is  Lieut. -Com. 
R.N.V.R.,  andaJ.P.  for  Hants  ;  European  War  1914-18  with  R.A.F.  A 
Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Walton  Div.  of  Liverpool  since  Dec.  141b, 
1918. 

Residences— '.d,  .St.  James's  Street,  S.W.  ;  Warsa.sh,  Hants.     C/«^— Carlton. 


COL.  SIR  S.  HILL  CHILD,  Bt.  fStafifordsliire,  Stone  Division). 

Smith  Hill  Child,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O., 
M.  V.  O.,  and  Baronet,  son  of  the  late  John  George  Child, 
2nd  son  of  ist  baronet,  by  Helen,  da.  of  the  late  Rev. 
George  Mather  (R.  of  Longford,  Shropshire,  and  Preb. 
of  Lichfield),  of  Huntley  Hall,  Cheadle  ;  b.  Sept.  19th, 
1880;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford;  is  Col. 
Comdg.  R.A.  (N.  Midland)  Div.  (T.A.),  and  a  J. P.  and 
D.L.  for  Staffordshire;  formerly  Lieut.  Irish  Guards; 
S.  Africa  1900,  European  War  1915-18  (despatches, 
D  S.O.,  C.M.G.,  Croix  de  Guerre,  C.B.)  ;  M.V.O.  (5th 
class)  1902,  D.S.O.  1916,  C.M.G.  1918,  C.B.  (Mil.) 
1919.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Stone  Div.  of 
Staffordshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Imitari  quam  invidere.  ^^ajf— Stallington  Hall,  Blythe  Bridge,  Staffordshire.     To-cn 

Residence— 2,  Ryder  Street,  S.W.i.     C/w^i— Gu.irds',  Bachelors',  Turf. 


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MAJOR  THE  RIGHT  HON.  W.  L.  SPENCER  CHURCHILL  (Dundee). 

Winston  Leonard  Spencer- 
Churchill,  P.C.,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon. 
Lord  Randolph  Henry  Spencer -Churchill, 
P.C,  M.P.,  by  Jennie,  C./.,  R.N.C.,  »ho  d. 
1 92 1,  da.  of  the  late  Leonard  Jerome ;  b.  Nov. 
30th,  1874;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Roy.  Mil. 
Coll.,  Sandhurst :  m.  1908,  Clementine,  da. 
of  the  late  Col.  Sir  Henry  Montague  Hozier, 
K.C.B. ;  formerly  Lieut.  4th  Hussars;  is  Major 
Oxfordshire  Yeo.,  and  an  Elder  Brother  of 
Trinity  House  ;  was  an  Ecclesiastical  Commr. 
1910-11 ;  present  with  Spanish  Forces  during  operations  in  Cuba  1895;  served 
with  Malakand  Field  Force  1897  (despatches),  with  Tirah  Expedition  1898,  with 
Nile  Expedition  1898,  and  in  S.  Africa  1899-1900  with  S.  African  Light  Horse 
(taken  prisoner  but  escaped,  medal),  and  during  European  War  1915-16  ;  has 
acted  as  War  Correspondent ;  appointed  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  the  Colonies 
Dec.  1905,  Pres.  of  the  Board  of  Trade  April  1908,  Sec.  of  State  for  Home 
Depart.  Feb.  1910,  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  Oct.  191 1,  Chancellor  of 
Duchy  of  Lancaster  May  1915  (resigned  Nov.  1915),  Min.  of  Munitions 
July  191 7,  Sec.  of  State  for  War  and  Air  Jan.  1919,  and  Sec.  of  State  for 
the  Colonies  Jan.  1921  (also  for  Air  to  April  1921)  ;  Lord  Rector  of  Aberdeen 
Univ.  1914-18;  P.C.  1907;  author  of  "Life  of  Lord  Randolph  Churchill," 
etc.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  Oldham  from  Oct.  1900  to  Jan  1906,  having 
been  defeated  there  July  1899;  sat  for  N.-W.  Div.  of  Manchester  Jan.  1906 
to  April  1908,  when  he  was  defeated  there  ;  has  sat  for  Dundee  since  May 
9th,  1908. 

Residence— 2,  Sussex  Square,  W.        Clubs — Turf,  Athenaeum,  National  Liberal. 


LIEUT.-COL.  SIR  ARTHUR  C.  CHURCHMAN.  Bt.  (Suffolk,  Woodbridge 
Division). 

Arthur  Charles  Churchman,  ist 
Baronet,  3rd  son  of  the  late  Henry  Charles 
Churchman,  of  Paget  House,  Ipswich ;  b. 
Sept.  7th,  1867  ;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Ips- 
wich Sch.  :  m.  1891,  Edith,  da.  of  the  late 
J.  A.  Harvey,  of  London;  formerly  Lieut. - 
Col.  Comdg.  R.G.A.  ;  is  Lieut.-Col.  T.A. 
Reserve,  a  J. P.  for  Suffolk  (Mayor  of 
Ipswich  1901-2),  and  Vice-Chm.  British- 
American  Tobacco  Co.  (Limited).  A  Coa- 
lition Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Ipswich  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for 
Woodbridge  Div.  of  Suffolk  since  July  28th, 
1920. 

Residence— Wih^y  Oaks,    Sproughton,   Suffolk.  . 
Post  tenebras  aurora.  Clubs — Carlton,  Junior  Carlton,  St.  Stephen's,  Royal 

After  darkness  the  dawn.  \exo. 


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MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


J.  J.  CLANCY  (Sllgo  Co.,  North  Division).]: 

John  Joseph  Clancy  ;  b.  i8 —  ;  is  Sec.  County  Committee  of 
Agricultural  and  Technical  Instruction,  Sligo,  and  Chm.  Sligo  County  Council. 
A  Sinn  Fein  Member;  elected  for  N.  Div.  of  Sligo  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residetue—Q,o\aX.<y*ix\,  co.  Sligo. 


LIEUT. -COL.  H.  H.  SPENDER-CLAY  (Kent,  Tonbridge  Division). 

Herbert  Henry  Spender-Clay, 
C.M.G.,  M.C.,  son  of  the  late  Joseph 
Spender-Clay,  of  Ford  Manor,  Surrey ; 
b.  June  4th,  1875  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
Roy.  Mil.  Coll.,  Sandhurst  :  in.  1904,  the 
Hon.  Pauline,  only  da.  of  ist  Viscount 
Astor,  of  Hever  Castle,  Kent ;  formerly 
Capt.  2nd  Life  Guards ;  now  Lieut. -Col. 
Life  Guards  Reserve;  is  a  J.P.  and  D.L. 
for  Surrey  ;  European  War  1914-18  (M.C., 
C.M.G.);  C.M.G.  1918.  A  Coalition 
Unionist ;  sat  for  S.-W..,  or  Tonbridge,  Div. 
of  Kent  Jan.  19 10  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  ■ 
for  Tonbridge  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

_  „  Residences— 2,  Hyde  Park  Street,  W.2 ;   Ford 

M.-inor,  Lingfield,  Surrey;  Forewinds,  Sa  idwich,  Kent.     C/«i^^— Carhon,  Turf,  Guards'. 


SIR  ROBERT  CLOUGH  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding.  Keighley  Division). 

Robert  Clough,  son  of  Thomas  Clough,  J.P. ;  b.  Feb.  loth, 
1873:  m.  1st,  1896,  Edith  Mary,  who  d.  1908,  da.  of  P.  W.  Musgrave,  of 
Otley  ;  andly,  1909,  Alice,  da.  of  James  Mathers,  of  Leeds  ;  is  Gov.  Director 
of  Keighley  Gas  and  Oil  Engine  Co.  (Limited),  and  a  J.P.  for  Keighley  ( Mayor 
1907-8);  Knt.  1921.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Keighley  Div.  of 
W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

R esitience —OaSiViorih  Court,  near  Keighley,  Yorkshire. 


RIGHT  HON.  J.  R.  CLYNES  (Manchester,  Platting  Divlslon\ 

John  Robert  Clynes,  F.C,  son  of  Patrick  Clynes,  of  Oldham  ; 
b.  1869;  Hon.  D.C.L.,  Durham  and  Oxford  1919;  as  a  lad  worked  in  a 
Cotton  Mill :  }n.  1893,  Mary  E. ,  da.  of  Owen  Harper,  of  Bury  ;  is  a  J.P.  for 
Oldham,  Pres.  of  National  Union  of  Gen.  Workers,  Chm.  of  its  Executive 
Committee,  Chm.  of  Labour  Party  in  House  of  Commons,  a  Member  of 
Industrial  Council,  and  Pres.  of  National  Federation  of  Gen.  Workers ;  has 
been  Chm.  of  Federation  of  Trades  Councils ;  appointed  a  Member  of  Roy. 
Commn.  on  the  Civil  Ser.  1912,  and  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Ministry  of  Food 
1917;  was  Food  Controller  July  to  Dec.  1918;  sometime  a  Member  of  Roy. 
Commn.  on  Wheat  Supplies;  P.C.  1918.  A  Labour  Member ;  sat  for  N.-E. 
Div.  of  Manchester  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  191S  ;  elected  for  Manchester^  Platting 
Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence~^\,  St.  John's  Road,  Putney,  S.W. 


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SIR  STUART  A.  COATS,  Bt.  (Surrey,  Eastern  Division). 

Stuart  Auchincloss  Coats,  2nd 
Baronet,  el.  son  of  .Sir  James  Coats,  1st  Bt., 
who  d.  1913,  by  Sarah  Ann,  who  d.  1887,  da. 
of  John  Auchincloss,  of  New  York  ;  b.  March 
20th,  1868  :  in.  1 89 1,  Jane  Muir,  da.  of 
Thomas  Greenlees,  of  Paisley,  Renfrewshire  ; 
is  Private  Chamberlain  of  Sword  and  Cape  to 
Pope  Benedict  XV.  (formerly  to  Pope  Pius  X), 
a  Com.  of  Order  of  Crown  of  Italy,  and  a 
Knight  Com.  of  Order  of  St.  Gregory  the 
Great.  A  Conservative  ;  unsuccessfully  con- 
tested Morpeth  Jan.  1906,  and  Deplford  Jan. 
and  Dec.  1910  ;  sat  for  Surrey,  N.-E.,  or  Wim- 
bledon, Div.  April  1916  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected 
for  E.  Div,  of  Surrey  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Seats — Ballathie,  Stanley,  Perthshire  ;  Villa  Passi- 
flora,  Cannes.  Toivn  Residence — lo,  Charles  Street, 
Berkeley  Square,  W.  Clubs — Carlton,  Bachelors', 
St.  James's. 


SIR  CYRIL  S.  COBB  (Fulham,  West  Division'. 

Cyril  Stephen  Cobb,  K.B.E.,  M.V.O.,  son  of  James  Francis 
Cobb,  of  Margate;  I).  Oct.  6th,  1861 ;  ed.  at  Newton  Abbot  Coll.,  and  at 
Merton  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1884,  M.A.  and  B.C.L.  1887);  Bar.  Middle 
Temple  1887;  was  Vice-Chm.  London  County  Council  1910-11,  and  Chm. 
of  its  Education  Committee  191 1  and  191 7,  and  of  the  Council  1913  ;  was 
Chm.  Asylums  and  Mental  Deficiency  Committee  1914-17,  and  a  Member  of 
Public  Works  Re-organization  Committee,  India  1917  ;  M.V.O.  {5th  class)  191 1, 
K.B.E.  (Civil)  191 8.  A  Coalition  Consei~vative ;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Fulham 
since  Dec.  14th,  191 8. 

Residence — s,  Cornwall  Terrace,  Regent's  Park,  N.W.  Clubs — Constitutional,  Bath, 
New  University. 


BRI6.-GEN.  G.  E.  COCKERILL  (Surrey,  Relgate  Division). 

George  Kynaston  Cockerill,  C^.,  son  of  the  late  Surg.-Gen. 
Robert  William  Cockerill,  by  Clara  Sandys,  da.  of  the  late  Maj.-Gen.  Charles 
Pooley;  b.  Aug.  13th,  1867  ;  entered  Queen's  (Roy.  W.  Surrey  Regt.)  1888, 
became  Major  Roy.  Fusiliers  (City  of  London  Regt.)  1907  (retired  1910), 
Lieut.-Col.  7th  Batn.  1913,  and  Brevet  Col.  1917  ;  served  with  Hazara  Expe- 
dition 1891  (medal  with  clasp),  with  Chitral  Relief  Force  1895  (medal  with 
clasp),  on  N.-W.  Frontier  of  India  1897-8  (despatches,  clasp),  during  S.  African 
War  1900-1902,  on  Staff  (despatches.  Queen's  medal  with  clasp,  King's  medal 
with  two  clasps),  and  during  European  War  1914-19,  as  Sub-Director  of  Mil. 
Operations,  Dep.  Director  of  Mil.  Intelligence,  and  Director  of  Special  Intelli- 
gence at  War  Office,  with  rank  of  Brig. -Gen.  (despatches,  C.B.,  Brevet  Col., 
Com.  of  Legion  of  Honour,  Crown  of  Italy,  and  Crown  of  Belgium,  2nd  class 
Japanese  Order  of  the  Sacred  Treasure,  ist  class  Russian  Order  of  St.  Stan- 
islas);  explored  E.  Hindu  Kush  1892-5  (Macgregor  Memorial  medal,  gold 
medallist  Roy.  United  Service  Institute  of  India),  and  was  British  Technical 
Delegate  at  Hague  Conference  1907  ;  C.B.  (Mil.)  1916.  A  Coalition  Unionist; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Thornbury  Div.  of  Gloucestershire  Dec.  1910;  has  sat 
for  Reigate  Div.  of  Surrey  since  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — 19,  Knightsbridge,  S.W.i.        Clubs — Carlton,  United  Service. 


36  MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT. 


MIJOB  J.  B.  B.  COHEN  (Liverpool,  Fairfield  Divlsiou). 

Jack  Benn  Brunei  Cohen,  son  of  Louis  S  Cohen,  J.P.,  of 
The  Priory,  St.  Michael's  Hamlet,  Liverpool  ;  b.  Oct.  5th,  1886  :  tn.  1914, 
Vera  Evelyn,  da.  of  Sir  Stuart  Montagu  Samuel,  1st  Bt.  (cr.  1912) ;  is  Hon. 
Treasurer  British  Legion,  and  Major  Liverpool  Regt.  (T.A.) ;  European  War 
1914-18  (severely  wounded,  despatches).  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Fairfield 
Div.  of  Liverpool  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— 'iA.onuoic,  Stanmore,  Middlesex. 

MAJOR  W.  P.  COLFOX  (Dorset,  Northern  Division). 

William  Philip  Colfox,  M.C,  el.  son  of  Col.  Thomas  Alfred 
Colfox,  J.P.,  D.L.,  of  Coneygar,  Bridport,  by  Constance,  da.  of  the  late 
E.  J.  Nettlefold,  of  Hallfield,  Birmingham  ;  b.  Feb.  25th,  1888;  ed.  privately, 
at  Eton,  and  at  R.M.A.  :  m.  1920,  Mary  Frances,  da.  of  Col.  J.  13.  Symes 
Bullen,  of  Catherston,  Charmouth  ;  is  Major  R.F.A.,  and  a  J.P.  for  Dorset  ; 
European  War  1914-17  (wounded  twice,  M.C.,  1914  star)  ;  appointed  Private 
Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Pensions  1920,  and  to 
Under-Sec.  of  State  for  the  Colonies  1921.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for 
N.  Div.  of  Dorset  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— $6,  Draycott  Place,  S.W.3.        Ctu6— Army  and  Navy. 

M.  P.  COLIVET  (Limerick  City).: 

Michael  Patrick  Colivet  ;  d.  18 —  ;  sometime  Manager  of 
Shannon  Foundry,  of  Limerick  ;  is  a  Member  of  Limerick  City  Corporation. 
A  Sinn  Fein  Member;  elected  for  Limerick  City  Dec.  4tb,  1918,  and  for 
Limerick  E.  and  City  of  Limerick  in  Parliament  of  S.  Ireland  June  1921. 

Reside/ice— Cast\eview  Gardens,  Limerick. 

C.  COLLINS  (Limerick  Co.,  West  Division).: 

Cornelius  Collins;  d.  18 — ;  sometime  a  Clerk  in  Dublin  Post 
Office  ;  arrested  at  Tralee,  and  sentenced  to  penal  servitude  for  life  (released). 
A  Sinn  FHn  Member;   elected  for  W.  Div.  of  Limerick  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918, 
and  for  Kerry  and  W.  Limerick  cos.  in  S.  Parlament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — 

SIR  GODFREY  P.  COLLINS  (GreenockV 

Godfrey  Pattison  Collins,  K.B.E.,  C.M.G.,  son  of  the  late 
Alexander  Glen  Collins,  publisher,  who  d.  191 1,  of  Annet  Lodge,  Skelmorlie, 
N.B. ;  b.  June  26th,  1875  '■  ^-  1900.  Faith,  da.  of  J.  C.  A.  Henderson  ;  formerly 
a  Midshipman  in  R.N. ;  is  Managing  Director  of  William  Collins,  Sons  and 
Co.  (Limited),  publishers,  of  Glasgow;  European  War  1915-18,  in  Egypt, 
Gallipoli,  and  Mesopotamia,  as  Inspector  Q.M.G.  Sers.  with  rank  of  Col.  ; 
was  a  Member  of  War  Office  Supplies  Committee  1912-13,  and  Par  iamentary 
Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Rt.  Hon.  J.  E.  B.  Seely,  M.P.  (when  Under  Sec.  of 
State  for  War,  and  Sec.  of  State  for  War)  1910-14,  and  to  Rt.  Hon.  J.  W. 
Gulland,  M.P.  (when  Ch.  Liberal  Whip)  1915,  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury 
and  Coalition  Liberal  Whip  for  Scotland  1919-20,  and  Parliamentary  Charity 
Commr.  1920  21  ;  C.M.G.  1917,  K.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919.  An  Independent 
Liberal ;  has  .sat  for  Greenock  since  Jan.    19th,   1910. 

Residence— ^o,  Rutland  Gate,  S.W.         C/«*J— Reform,  Ranelagh. 

M.  COLLINS  (Cork  Co..  South  Cork  Division*.: 

Michael  Collins,  son  of  Michael  Collins,  of  Clonakilty,  co. 

Cork  ;  b.  1890 ;  ed.  at  Clonakilty,  and  at  King's  Coll ,  London ;   sometime 

Comdt.  Irish  Republican  Army  ;   became  Min.  of  Finance  in  Dail  Eireann 

1921,  and  Chm.  of  Provisional  Govt,  for  Irish  Free  Stat»  Jan.  14th,  1922.     A 


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Sinn  Fdn  Member ;   elected  for  S.  Cork  Div.  of  Cork  Co.   Dec.  4th,  1918, 
and  for  Armagh  Co.  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  and  for  Cork  Co.  (N.,  Mid, 
W.,  S.,  and  S.-E.)  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — Woodfield,  Clonakilty,  co.  Cork. 

BRIG.-GEN.  R.  B.  COLVIN  (Essex,  Epping  Divisiou). 

Richard  Beale  Colvin,  C.B.,  el.  son  of  Beale  Blackwell  Colvin, 
formerly  of  Pishiobmy,  Herts,  and  Monkhams,  Essex  ;  b.  Aug.  4th,  1856  ;  ed. 
at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1879)  '•  '"•  1895,  Lady  Gwendoline 
Audrey  Adeline  Brudenell  Rous,  da.  of  2nd  Earl  of  Stradbroke  ;  formerly 
Capt.  4th  Batn.  Essex  Regt.,  and  Major  Suffolk  Imperial  Yeo. ;  commanded 
Essex  Yeo.  1901-9  (T.D.)  ;  is  Hon.  Brig.-Gen.  in  the  Army,  a  J. P.  and  D.L. 
for  Essex  (Sheriff  1890),  and  Chm.  of  its  Territorial  Force  Asso. ;  has  been 
Chm.  of  Lee  Valley  Commn.  since  1892;  served  in  S.  Africa  r9oo-i90i, 
Comdg.  20th  Batn.  Imperial  Yeo.,  and  as  Comdt.  Norvals  Pont  (despatches, 
C.B.)  ;  commanded  a  Mounted  Brig,  19 16  (despatches)  ;  is  a  Knight  of  Grace 
of  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  in  England  ;  sometime  Hon.  Col.  Comdt. 
Essex  Vol.  Regt.  (despatches);  has  Order  of  Mercy;  C.B.  (Mil.)  1900  and 
(Civil)  191 1.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  sat  for  W.,  or  Epping,  Div.  of  Essex 
June  1917  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  Epping  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Monkhams,  Waltham  Abbey.         Clul) — Arthur's. 

SIR  W.  MARTIN  CONWAY  (Durham,  Manchester,  Liverpool,  Leeds, 
Sheffield,  Birmingham,  and  Bristol  Universities). 

William  Martin  Conway,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  William  Conway, 
R.  of  St.  Margaret's,  Westminster,  and  Canon  of  Westminster  ;  b.  April  12th, 
1856  ;  ed.  at  Repton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1879,  M.A.  1882)  ;  Hon. 
Litt.D.,  Durham  and  Manchester  :  m.  1884,  Katrina,  da.  of  Charles  Lambard, 
of  Augusta,  Maine,  U.S.A.  ;  was  Professor  of  Art  in  Univ.  Coll.,  Liverpool 
1885-8,  and  Slade  Professor  at  Camb.  1901-4  ;  has  travelled  much  in  Europe 
and  the  East ;  in  1892  explored  the  Himalayas,  surveying  2,000  square  miles 
of  mountain  country  and  reaching  an  altitude  of  about  23,000  feet ;  in  1894 
traversed  the  whole  range  of  Alps,  in  1896  and  1897  explored  interior  of  Spits- 
bergen and  crossed  the  island  for  the  first  time,  and  in  1898  explored  the  Andes 
of  Bolivia,  climbed  Aconcagua  (23,080  feet),  and  explored  mountains  of  Tierra 
del  Fuego  ;  is  Vice-Pres.  So.  of  Antiquaries  and  of  Roy.  Geographical  So., 
Director-Gen.  of  Imperial  War  Museum,  and  a  Trustee  of  Wallace  Collection  ; 
has  been  Pres.  of  Alpine  Club,  and  Chm.  of  Managing  Committee  of  the  In- 
corporated So.  of  Authors  ;  sometime  Editor  of  the  Alpine  Journal ;  received 
Founder's  Medal  of  Roy.  (geographical  So.  1905  ;  author  of  several  books  on 
Art  and  Mountaineering  ;  Knt.  1895.  ^  Coalition  Unionist;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Bath  1895  >  l^^^s  sat  for  Durham,  Manchester,  Liverpool,  Leeds, 
Shefifield,  Birmingham,  and  Bristol  Univs.  since  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences— nT,  Romney   Street,   S.W  i ;    Allington   Castle,    Maidstone.  Clubs — 

Athenaeum,  Burlington  Fine  Arts,  Royal  Automobile,  Alpine. 

SIR  CLEMENT  KINLOCH-COOKE  (Plymouth,  Devonport  Division), 

Clement  KiNLOCH-CoOKE,  K.B.E.,  only  son  of  the  late  Robert 
Whall  Cooke,  of  Sunnyside,  Brighton;  b.  1854;  ed.  at  Brighton  Coll.,  and 
at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  Honours  Mathematical  Tripos  1877,  LL.M. 
Law  Tripos  1878)  :  m.  1898,  Florence,  youngest  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Launcelot 
Errington,  V.  of  Midgham,  Reading;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1883  ;  was  Private 
Sec.  to  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  the  Colonies  (Earl  of  Dunraven)  1885-6,  Legal 
Adviser  to  House  of  Lords  Sweating  Committee  1886-8,  Civil  Ser.  Commn. 
Examiner  for  Factory  Inspectorships  1890,  and  Hon.  Sec.  to  Allied  Colonial 
Univs.  Conference  1903  ;  is  a  well-known  political  writer  and  recognised 
authority  on  Colonial  Affairs,  Chm.  and  Treasurer  of  Princess  Mary  Memorial 
Home,  and  of  Queen  Mary's  Holiday  Home  for  Governesses,  a  Member  of 
Council  of  Roy.  Colonial  Institute,  Chm.  of  Central  Emigration  Board,  and 


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MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT. 


of  Advisory  Committee  of  Secondary  Schs.  for  Girls  (S.-W.  London),  a 
Member  of  Conjoint  Committee  for  Promoting  Commercial  Education  (London 
Univ.)>  a  Gov.  of  Imperial  Coll.  of  Science  and  Technology,  and  a  Director 
(London  Board)  of  Colonial  Mutual  Assurance  So. ;  sometime  a  Member  of 
London  County  Council,  of  Higher  Education  Committee  for  Co.  London,  of 
Central  Unemployed  Body  for  London,  and  of  Co.  of  London  Territorial 
Force  Asso. ;  was  a  Member  of  Council  and  of  Executive  Committee  of 
Festival  of  Empire  1910-I1  ;  has  been  Editor  of  Pall  Mall  Gazette  and 
Observer ;  founded  and  edits  The  Empire  Review ;  assumed  the  additional 
surname  of  Kinloch  1905;  author  of  "Australian  Defence  and  New  Guinea," 
and  of  the  authorised  memoirs  of  Princess  Mary  Adelaide,  Duchess  of  Teck, 
and  of  "  Queen  Mary"  ;  Knt.  1905,  K.B.E.  1919.  A  Coalition  Conservative ; 
sat  for  Devonport  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Devonport  Div.  of 
Plymouth  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 3,  Mount  Street,  W.      Chambers — 2,  Garden  Court,  Temple,  E.C.     Clubs — 
Athenaeum,  Carlton,  St.  Stephen's,  United. 


SIR  RICHARD  A.  COOPER,  Bt.  (WalsaU). 

Richard  Ashmole  Cooper,  2nd 
Baronety  el.  son  of  Sir  Richard  Powell  Cooper, 
1st  Bt.,  of  Shenstone  Court,  Shenstone,  Stafford- 
shire, by  Elizabeth  Anne,  el.  da.  of  Elias  Ash- 
mole Ashmall,  of  Hammerwich,  Staffordshire  ; 
b.  Aug.  nth,  1874:  m.  1900,  Alice  Elizabeth, 
el.  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Edward  Priestland,  Head 
Master  of  Spondon  House  Sch.,Spondon,  Derby; 
is  a  Chemical  Manufacturer,  and  a  J. P.  for 
Herts ;  formerly  Lieut.  Staffordshire  Imperial 
Yeo.  A  National  Member;  has  sat  for  Walsall 
since  Jan.  17th,  1910. 

Residence— 6,  Carlton  Gardens,  S.W.i.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Portland,  St.  Stephen's,  Ranelagh,  Sports', 
Royal  Automobile,  Argentine. 


C.  R.  COOTE  (Cambridgeshire,  Isle  of  Ely  Division). 
Colin  Reith  Coote,  D.S.O.,  elder  son  of  Howard  Coote, 
Lord-Lieut,  of  Huntingdonshire,  of  Stukeley  Hall,  Huntingdon;  b.  Oct.  19th, 
1893;  ed.  atBalliol  Coll.,  Oxford  :  vi.  1916,  Marguerite,  da.  of  Col.  Wellsted, 
of  Tranby  Lodge,  Hessle,  E.  Yorkshire ;  is  Lieut.  Gloucestershire  Regt. 
(T.F.);  served  during  European  War  1914-18  (wounded,  D.S.O.) ;  appointed 
Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  of  State  for  India  1919 ;  D.S.O.  1918. 
A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  N.,  or  Wisbech,  Div.  of  Cambridgeshire  Dec.  191 7 
to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Cambridgeshire,  Isle  of  Ely  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 
Residence— The  Thatched  Cottage,  Hemingford  Abbots,  Hunts. 

W.  COOTE  (Tyrone  Co.,  South  Tyrone  Division). 

William  Coote,  son  of  the  late  William  Coote,  of  Killevalley, 
Ballyjamesduff,  co.  Cavan;  b.  Dec.  loth,  1863  :  m.  1889,  Letitia  A.  Allen  ;  is 
a  woollen  manufacturer,  and  a  J.  P.  and  County  Councillor  for  co.  Tyrone.  A 
Conservative;  has  sat  for  S.  Tyrone  Div.  of  Tyrone  Co,  since  Feb.  28th,  1916  ; 
elected  for  Fermanagh  and  Tyrone  Cos.  inN.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residences— C\o%h^r,  co.  Tyrone  ;  Aberfoyle,  Maryville  Park,  Belfast. 


MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENl'. 


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MAJOR  W.  COPE  (Glamorganshire,  Llandaff  and  Barry  DivlBion). 

William  Cope,  son  of  Matthew  Cope,  J. P.,  of  St.  Mellons, 
near  Cardiff,  by  Margaret,  da.  of  John  Harrison,  of  Beetham  Hall,  West- 
morland;  b.  Aug.  i8th,  1870 ;  ed.  at  Repton,  and  at  Clare  Coll.,  Camb. 
(B.A.  1891,  M.A.  1893) :  m.  1900,  Helen,  younger  da.  of  Major  Alexander 
Shuldham,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Flowerfield,  co.  Londonderry;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1895;  is  Major  Yeo.,  and  a  J. P.  for  Glamorgan;  sometime  a  Director  of 
Albion  Colliery  Co.,  of  Welsh  Navigation  Colliery  Co.,  and  of  S.  Wales 
Electrical  Power  Distribution  Co.  An  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Llandaff  and 
Barry  Div.  of  Glamorganshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Nash  Manor,  Cowbridge,  Glamorganshire.  Clubs — Carlton,  Oxford  and 
Cambridge,  Hurlingham. 


RIGHT  HON,  SIR  EDWIN  (A.)  CORNWALL,  Bt.  (Bethnal  Green,  North-East 

Division). 

Edwin  (Andrew)  Cornwall,  P.C,  ist  Baronet,  second  son  of 
the  late  Andrew  Cornwall,  of  Lapford,  Devon ;  b.  June  30th,  1863  ;  ed. 
privately  :  w.  1883,  Ellen  Mary,  da.  of  John  Day,  of  Oxford  ;  is  a  J.  P.  and 
D.L.  for  CO.  London,  and  an  Officer  of  Legion  of  Honour  ;  was  a  Member  of 
Thames  Conservancy  Board  1897-1909,  Vice-Chm.  of  London  County  Council 
1903-5,  Chm.  1905-6,  Vice-Chm.  of  Co.  of  London  Territorial  Force  Asso. 
1907-14,  first  Mayor  of  Fulham  1900-1901,  and  Comptroller  of  H.M.'s  House- 
hold and  Min.  of  National  Health  Insurance  Dec.  1916  to  Feb.  1919,  since 
when  he  has  been  Dep.  Chm.  of  Ways  and  Means ;  appointed  a  Member  of 
Select  Committee  on  Civil  List  1910,  and  Hon.  Sec.  Franco-British  Parlia- 
mentary Committee  1916  ;  sometime  Hon.  Sec.  London  Liberal  Members  of 
Parliament ;  a  Member  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  King's  Bench  1912  ;  knighted 
1905,  cr.  a  Baronet  1918,  and  P.C.'  1921.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  unsuccess- 
fully contested  Fulham  1895  and  1900;  has  sat  for  N.-E.  Div.  of  Bethnal 
Green  since  Jan.  i6th,  1906. 

Residences — Heath  Royal,  Putney  Heath,  S.W.  ;  Holcombe  Burnell,  near  Exeter, 
Devon.        Office — 155,  Fenchurch  Street,  E.C.        Clubs — Reform,  Municipal  and  County. 


SIR  CLIFFORD  J.  CORY,  Bt.  (Cornwall,  St.  Ives  Division). 

Clifford  John  Cory,  ist  Baronet,  son  of 
the  late  John  Cory,  J. P.,  D. L.,of  4,  Park  Crescent, 
Portland  Place,  W. ,  and  Duffryn,  St.  Nicholas. 
Glamorganshire,  by  Anne  Maria,  who  d.  1 909,  da. 
of  John  Beynon,  of  Newport,  Monmouthshire  ;  b. 
April  loth,  1859 ;  ed.  privately,  and  abroad : 
m.  1893,  Jane  Anne  Gordon,  da.  of  late  Albert 
Arthur  Erin  Lethbridge  ;  formerly  Capt.  3rd  Batn. 
Welsh  Regt.  ;  is  a  colliery  proprietor,  a  J. P.  and 
D.L.  for  CO.  Glamorgan,  a  J. P.  for  Monmouth 
(High  Sheriff  1905),  Chm.  of  Cory  Bros,  and  Co. 
(Limited),  and  many  other  cos.,  and  a  Com.  of 
Order  of  Leopold  of  Belgium  ;  was  Chm.  of 
Monmouthshire  and  S.  Wales  Coal  Owners  Asso. 
1906  ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1 907.  A  Liberal ;  unsuccess- 
fully contested  S.  Div.  of  Monmouthshire  July  1895, 
and  S.-W.,  or  Tonbridge,  Div.  of  Kent  (Dct.  1900; 

of  Cornwall  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ;    re-elected 


sat  for  W.,  or  St.  Ives,   Di 

for  St.  Ives  Div.  of  Cornwall  Dec.  14th,  1918 

Residences— gS,  Mount  Street,  W.  ;  Llantarnam  Abbey.  Monmouthshire 
Reform,  Devonshire,  National  Liberal,  Royal  Automobile,  Hurlingham, 
Roehampton. 


Clubs- 
Ranelagh, 


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MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  J.  HERBERT  CORY,  Bt.  (Cardiff,  South  DivlBion), 

James  Herbert  Cory,  ist  Baronet^ 

son  of  John  Cory,  Shipowner  ;  b.  Feb.  7th, 
1857;  ed.  privately:  m.  ist,  1879,  Eliza- 
beth Hoskin,  who  d.  1898,  da.  of  George 
Hoskin  Wills ;  2ndly,  1910,  Elizabeth 
Cansh,  da.  of  Alexander  Walker ;  is  a 
Director  of  John  Cory  and  Sons  (Limited), 
shipowners,  and  of  several  other  cos., 
and  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Glamorgan 
(High  Sheriff  1913) ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1919. 
A  Coalition  Conservatitx  ;  sat  for  Car- 
diff Dist.  Nov.  1915  to  Nov,  1918  ;  elected 
for  S.  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Seat — Coryton,  Whitchurch,  Cardiff.     Clubs 
—  Carlton,     Junior    Carlton,     Constitutional,    St. 

Stephen's. 


One  lieat  t,  one  luay. 


W.  T.  COSGRAVE  (Kilkenny  Co.,  North  Division).! 

William  Thomas  Cosgrave;  b.  18 — ;  ed.  at  Christian  Bros. 
Schs.,  and  Univ.  Coll.,  Dublin  ;  is  an  Alderman  of  Dublin  City  Corporation 
(sometime  Chm.  Finance  Committee),  and  Sec.  for  Local  Govt,  in  Dail 
Eireann.  A  Stun  hhn  Member;  sat  for  Kilkenny  City  Aug.  191 7  to  Nov. 
1918  ;  elected  for  Kilkenny  Co.,  N.  Div.,  Dec.  4th,  1918,  and  for  Carlow 
and  Kilkenny  Cos.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residences — 174,  James's  Street,  Dublin  ;  Templeogue,  co.  Dublin. 


LIEUT.-COL.  G.  L.  COURTHOFE  (East  Sussex,  Rye  Division). 

George  LoydCouRTHOPE,J/.(7.,el.  son  of  the 
late  George  John  Courthope,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Whiligh, 
Sussex,  by  Elinor  Sarah,  who  d.  1895,  da.  of  the  late 
Col.  Edward  Loyd,  J. P.,  D.L.  of  Lillesden,  Hawk- 
hurst  ;  b.  June  12th,  1877  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch. 
Ch. ,  Oxford  :  m.  1899,  Hilda  Gertrude,  only  da.  ol 
the  late  Maj.-Gen.  Henry  Pelham  Close,  Bom.S.C. , 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1901  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for 
Sussex,  Lieut. -Col.  (T.D.)  Comdg.  5th  Batn.  Roy. 
Sussex  Regt.  (T.A.),  Chm.  Forestry  Consultative 
Committee  for  England,  a  Member  of  Sussex 
Territorial  Force  Asso.,  and  a  Member  of  Councils 
of  National  Rifle  Asso.  and  of  Agriculture ;  some- 
time Assist.  Controller  of  Timber  Supplies,  Chm. 
of  Departmental  Committee  on  .Swine  Fever,  and  of 
United  Club  and  of  Central  Chamber  of  Agriculture; 
served  during  European  War  1915  (wounded,  de- 
spatches, Mil.  Cross).  A  Coalition  Conservative;  sat  for  E.,  or  Rye,  Div. 
of  Sussex  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  Rye  Div.  of  E.  Sussex 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— ySlW\\^,  Sussex.        C/k^j— Carlton,  Constitutional,  National,  Bath. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


41 


D.  M.  COWAN  (Edinburgb,  St.  Andrews,  Glasgow,  and  Aberdeen  UniTersities). 

Dugald  McCoig  Cowan,  son  of  John  Cowan,  of  Maryhill;  b. 
18 — ;  ed.  at  Glasgow  Univ.  (M.A.  19 — );  a  Schoolmaster  1896-1919.  A 
Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  Edinburgh,  St.  Andrews,  Glasgow,  and 
Aberdeen  Univs.  since  Dec.   14th,   1918. 

Residence — 7,  York  Drive,  Glasgow. 


SIR  (W.)  HENRT  COWAN  (Aberdeenshire  and  Kincardineshire,  Eastern 
Division). 

William  Henry  Cowan,  son  of  William  Cowan,  of  Edinburgh  ; 
b.  May  22nd,  1862  :  in.  1900,  Winifred,  da.  of  Daniel  Smith,  of  Edinburgh  ; 
is  a  J. P.  for  Sussex,  a  Director  of  Parkinson  and  W.  and  B.  Cowan  (Limited), 
of  London,  Manchester,  Edinburgh,  and  Sydney,  and  an  Hon.  Sec.  of  Scottish 
Liberal  Members  in  House  of  Commons;  Knt.  1917.  A  Coalition  Liberal; 
sat  for  S.-W.,  or  Guildford,  Div.  of  Surrey  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910,  and  for 
E.  Div.  of  Aberdeenshire  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  re-elected  for  E.  Div.  of 
Aberdeenshire  and  Kincardineshire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 21$,  Ashley  Gardens,  S.W.  ;  The  Crow's  Nest,  Fairwarp.  Sussex.  Clubs— 
Reform,  National  Liberal,  Automobile. 


CAPT.  C.  C.  CRAIG  (Antrim  Co.,  South  Antrim 
Division). 

Charles  Curtis  Craig,  fifth  son  of  th? 
late  James  Craig,  of  Craigavon  and  Tyrella, 
CO.  Down,  by  Eleanor  Gilmour,  da.  of  Robert 
Brown  ;  b.  Feb.  i8th,  1869  ;  ed.  at  Clifton  Coll. : 
;//.  1897,  Lillian  Bowring,  da.  of  the  late  John 
Wimble,  of  Ditton  Hill,  Surrey  ;  formerly 
Capt.  Roy.  Irish  Rifles ;  European  War 
(wounded,  prisoner)  ;  is  a  Chevalier  Legion  of 
Honour,  and  a  D.L.  for  co.  Down.  A  Con- 
sei~vative ;  has  sat  for  S.  Antrim  Div.  of  co. 
Antrim  since  Feb.  5th,  1903. 

Residence — 29,  Brompton  Square,  S.W. 3.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Ulster. 


BIGHT  HON.  SIR  HENRY  CRAIK  (Edinburgh,  St.  Andrews,  Glasgow  and 
Aberdeen  Universities). 

Henry  Craik,  P.C.,  K.C.B.,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  Rev. 
James  Craik,  D.D.,  of  St.  George's,  Glasgow  ;  b.  Oct.  l8th,  1846  ;  ed.  at 
Glasgow  Univ.  (Hon.  LL.D.  1884),  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1870, 
M.A.  1882)  ;  LL.D.  St.  Andrews  :  «t.  1873,  Fanny  Esther,  da.  of  the  late 
Charles  Duffield,  of  Manchester;  is  a  J. P.  for  London;  was  Examiner  in 
Education  Depart.  1870-85,  and  Sec.  to  Scotch  Education  Depart.  1885-1904  ; 
appointed  a  Member  of  War  Pensions  Committee  1916  ;  author  of  "  Life  of 
Swift,"  "A  Century  of  Scottish  History,"  "Life  of  Clarendon,"  and  other 
works;  C.B.  (Civil)  1887,  K.C.B.  (Civil)  1897,  P.C.  1918.  A  Conservative; 
sat  for  Glasgow  and  Aberdeen  Univs.  Feb.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for 
Edinburgh,  St.  Andrews,  Glasgow  and  Aberdeen  Univs.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 5A,    Dean's  Yard,    Westminster,     S.W.  C/«^.f— Athenaeum,     Scottish 

Conservative. 


42  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

COL.  THE  RIGHT  HON.  ROBERT  GORDON  SHARMAN  CRAWFORD 
(Down  Co.,  Mid  Down  Division). 

Robert  Gordon  Sharman-Crawford,  P.C,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the 
late  Arthur  Sharman-Crawford,  of  Crawfordsbum  and  Rademon,  co.  Down  ; 
h.  1853;  ed.  at  Elstree,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (M.A.  1885):  m.  1882, 
Amy  Helen,  da.  of  Ernest  Arbonin,  of  Beckworth,  Lindfield,  Sussex  ;  is  a 
J. P.,  a  D. L.,  and  Chm.  of  County  Council  for  co.  Down  ;  formerly  in  i6th 
Lancers,  and  Col.  Comdg.  3rd  Batn.  Roy.  Irish  Rifles ;  European  War 
1914-19  (despatches,  C.B.E.) ;  P.C.  and  C.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919.  An  Unionist; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Down  Co.,  N.  Div.  Oct.  I9(X) ;  sat  for  E.  Div.  of 
Belfast  (C)  April  1914  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Down  Co.,  Mid  Down 
Div.  July  2nd,  192 1,  and  a  Senator  for  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  192 1. 

Residences — Crawfordsbum,  Belfast;  Rademon  House,  Crossgar,  co.  Down.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Ulster,  Royal  Thames  Yacht. 

LIEUT. -COL.  H.  P.  CROFT  (Bournemouth). 

Henry  Page  Croft,  C.M.G.,  son  of  the  late 
Richard  .Benyon  Croft,  of  Fanhams  Hall,  Ware;  b. 
June  22nd,  1881  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  at  Shrewsbury,  and 
at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb. :  m.  1907,  Nancy,  da.  of  Sir 
Robert  Hudson  Borwick,  Bt.,  of  16,  Berkeley  Square, 
W.,  and  Eden  Lacy,  Lazonby,  Cumberland;  Lieut. - 
Col.  (T.D.)  1st  Batn.  Hertfordshire  Regt.  (T.A.),  Chm. 
Executive  of  National  Constitutional  Asso  ,  and  a 
J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Herts;  European  War  1914-16  as 
Lieut.-Col.  Comdg.  a  Batn.  Herts  Regt.,  and  as  Brig.- 
Gen.  Comdg.  a  Brig,  (despatches,  mentioned,  C.M.G.); 
C.M.G.  191 5.  A  National  Member;  unsuccessfully 
Esseguatn  videri.  contested  Lincoln  City  Jan.  1906  ;  sat  for  Christchurch 
Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Bournemouth  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 15,  Southwell  Gardens,  S.W.  ;  Knole,  Bournemouth.         C/»<(5— Carlton. 

J.  CROWLEY  (Kerry  Co..  North  Kerry  DlviBion).J 

James  Crowley;  b.  j8 — ;  A  Sinn  Fein  Member;  elected  for 
N.  Kerry  Div.  of  Kerry  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 
Residence — Listowel,  co.  Kerry. 

J.  CROWLEY  (Mayo  Co.,  North  Division).! 

John  Crowley,  L.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.  ;  b.  18—;  ed.  at  Queen's 
Coll.,  Cork;  L.R.C.S.  and  L.R.C.P.  1897;  is  Dispensary  Med.  Officer  of 
Ballycastle.  A  Siftn  Fiin  Member;  elected  for  N.  Div.  of  Mayo  Co.  Dec. 
14th,  1918,  and  for  Kerry  and  W.  Limerick  Cos.  and  Mayo  N.  and  Mayo  W. 
Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

/?Mi(/?««— Ballycastle,  Ballina,  co.  Mayo. 

VISCOUNT  CURZON  (Battersea,  South  Division). 

Francis  Richard  Henry  Penn  Curzon 
( Viscount  Curzon),  el.  son  of  4th  Earl  Howe,  of 
Woodlands,  Uxbridge,  Bucks,  Acton  Place,  Sudbury, 
and  Curzon  House,  Mayfair,  W.,  by  Lady  Georgiana 
Elizabeth  Spencer-Churchill,  who  d.  1906,  da.  of 
7th  Duke  of  Marlborough  ;  b.  May  ist,  1884  ;  ed. 
at  Eton,  and  at  Oxford  Univ. :  in.  1907,  his  cousin, 
Mary,  only  da.  of  the  late  Col.  the  Hon.  Montagu 
Curzon ;  is  Capt.  Roy.  Naval  Vol.  Reserve.  A 
Coalition  Conservative ;  has  sat  for  S.  Div.  of 
Battersea  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence— 1=,,  Curzon  Street,  Mayfair,  W.       C/k*— Marlborough. 


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43 


B.  CUSACE  (Galway  Co.,  North  Galway  Division).! 

Brian  Cusack,  M.D.  ;  b.  i8— ;  ed.  at  Galway  Coll. ;  sometime 
in  Civil  Ser.  A  Sinn  FHn  Member  ;  elected  for  N.  Galway  Div.  of  Galway 
Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Galway  Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June 
1921. 

Residence — Turloughmore,  Galway. 

SIR  DAVISON  DAL2IEL.  Bt.  (Lambeth,  Brixton  Division). 

Davison  Dalziel,  ist  Baronet, 
son  of  the  late  Davison  Octavian  Dalziel ; 
b.  Oct.  1852:  m.  1876,  Harriet,  da.  of 
J.  Godfrey  Dunning ;  is  a  Fellow  of 
Roy.  Colonial  Institute,  an  Officer  of  the 
Legion  of  Honour,  a  Com.  of  Order  ot 
Crown  of  Italy,  a  Director  and  Chm.  of 
Managing  Committee  of  International 
Sleeping  Car  Co.  (Wagons  Lits),  and 
Chm.  of  Pullman  Car  Co.  (Limited)  ;  cr. 
a  Baronet  1919.  A  Coalition  Conservative; 
has  sat  for  Brixton  Div.  of  Lambeth  since 
Jan.  15th,  1910,  having  been  defeated 
there  1906. 

Resiliences— iZ,  Grosvenor  Place,  S.W.  ;  26, 
Avenue  Bois  de  Boulogne,  Paris.  Clubs — Carl- 
ton, Junior  Carlton,  Royal  Thames  Yacht,  Royal 
.St.  George's  Yacht. 

J.  C.  C.  DAVIDSON  (Hertfordshire,  Hemel  Hempstead  Division). 

John  Colin  Campbell  Davidson,  C.B.,  son  of  the  late  Sir 
James  Mackenzie  Davidson,  M.B. ;  b.  Feb.  23rd,  1889  ;  ed.  at  Westminster, 
and  at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1911);  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1913  : 
;«.  1919,  Frances  Joan,  da.  of  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Willoughby  Hyett  Dickinson, 
P.C.,  K.B.E.,  M.P. ;  was  Private  Sec  to  successive  Sees,  of  State  for  the 
Colonies  1910-16,  to  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  (Rt.  Hon.  A.  Bonar  Law, 
P.C,  M.P.)  1918,  and  to  the  Lord  Privy  Seal  (Rt.  Hon.  A.  Bonar  Law,  P.C, 
M.P.)  1919-21.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Hemel  Hempstead  Div. 
of  Hertfordshire  since  Nov.  9th,  1920;  cr.  C.B.  (Civil)  1919. 

Residence — 10,  Barton  Street,  S.W.i.        Ctuis — United  University,  New  University. 

MAJ.-GEN.  SIR  JOHN  H.  DAVIDSON  (Hampshire,  Fareham  Division). 

John  Humphrey  Davidson,  X.C.A/.G.,  C.B.,  D.S.O.,  son  of 
the  late  George  Walter  Davidson,  of  167,  Queen's  Gate,  S.W.  ;  b.  July  24th, 
1876  ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  R  M.C.  :  7n.  1905,  Margaret,  da.  of  the  late  John 
Peter  Grant,  of  Rothiemurchus,  Inverness-shire  ;  entered  King's  Roy.  Rifle 
Corps  1896,  became  Capt.  1901,  Brevet  Major  1913,  Major  1914,  Brevet 
Lieut. -Col.  1915,  Brevet  Col.  1916,  and  Maj.-Gen.  1918;  S.  Africa  1899-1901 
and  1902  (despatches.  Queen's  medal  with  7  clasps,  King's  medal  with  2  clasps, 
D.S.O.),  European  War  1914-19  as  a  Gen.  Staff  Officer  and  subsequently  as 
Director  of  Mil.  Operations  in  France  (despatches  eleven  times,  French  de- 
spatches twice.  Brevets  Lieut. -Col.  and  Col.,  Com.  of  Legion  of  Honour,  Com. 
of  Belgian  Order  of  the  Crown,  C.B.,  Maj.-Gen.,  French  and  Belgian  Croix 
de  Guerre,  1914  Star,  K.C.M.G.,  American  Distinguished  Ser.  Medal)  ; 
appointed  a  Gen.  Staff  Officer  at  Head  Quarters  1908,  and  Brig.-Maj.  5th  Inf. 
Brig.,  Aldershot  1910 ;  was  a  Gen.  Staff  Officer  (2nd  Grade)  at  Staff  Coll. 
1912-14;  D.S.O.  1900,  C.B.  (Mil.)  1917,  K.C.M.G.  1919.  A  Coalition 
Member ;  sat  for  S.,  or  Fareham,  Div.  of  Hampshire  July  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected 
for  Hampshire,  Fareham  Div.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— iif  Wellington  Court,  it6,  Knightsbridge,       .W.i. 


44  MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT. 

A.  T.  DAVIES  (Lincoln'. 

Alfred  Thomas  Da  vies,  C.B.E.,  son  of  John  Thomas  Davies, 
of  Llanarthney,  Carmarthenshire  ;  b.  July  17th,  1881  :  m.  1912,  Joanna  Eliza- 
beth, da.  of  the  late  John  Lewis,  of  Lianelly  ;  is  a  Director  of  Glynbuedy 
Tinplate  Works  of  Lianelly,  of  South  Wales  Fuel  Co.  (Limited),  Pail  Mall 
and  Globe  Newspaper,  and  other  cos.  ;  was  Hon.  Sec.  and  Organi.«er  in 
London  of  Welsh  Prisoners  War  Fund  during  European  War  ;  M.B  E.  (Civil) 
1918,  C.B. E.  (Civil)  1920.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Lincoln  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Jtesitfences— The  Eagles,  West  Hill,  Highgate,  N.6  ;  Bullock  Down  Farm,  Beachey 
Head,  Eastbourne. 

MAJOR  DAVID  DAVIES  (Montgomeryshire). 

David  Davies,  only  son  of  the  late 
Edward  Davies,  of  Plas  Dinam,  Llandinam, 
Montgomeryshire,  by  Mary,  el.  da.  of  the  late 
Rev.  Evan  Jones,  of  Brynhafren,  Llandinam  ; 
b.  May  iith,  1880;  ed.  at  Merchiston  Castle 
Sch.,  Edinburgh,  and  at  King's  Coll.,  Camb. 
(B.A.  2nd  class  Honours  Historical  Tripos  1903, 
M.A.  1910);  Hon.  LL.D.,  Whales  Univ.  igiy.m. 
1910,  Amy,  who  d.  1919,  da.  of  L.  T.  Penman, 
of  Broadwood  Park,  Lanchester  and  Gateshead  ; 
is  a  landed  proprietor,  aF.R.G.S.,  Major  (some- 
time Lieut.-Col.  Comdg.  a  Batn.)  Roy.  Welsh 
Fusiliers,  a  J. P.  for  Montgomeryshire,  a  Vice- 
Pres.  of  Univ.  Coll.  of  Wales,  and  of  National 
Museum  of  Wales,  a  Member  of  Councils  of 
Univ.  Coll.  of  S.  Wales,  Univ.  Coll.  of  N. 
Wales,  and  the  Normal  Coll.  (Bangor),  a 
Member  of  Court  of  Univ.  of  Wales,  Chm.  of 

Ocean  and  Wilsons  Co.,  of  Cambrian  Railways 

Co.,  and  ol  iviawuuwy  Railway  Co.,  a  Director  of  Brecon  and  Merthyr  Railway 
Co.  and  of  Barry  Railway  Co.,  Hon.  Almoner  Priory  of  St.  John  for  Wales, 
and  Pres.  of  Welsh  National  Memorial  Asso.  ;  has  2nd  class  of  Russian  Order 
of  Stanislas  with  swords;  was  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  of  State  for 
War  (Rt.  Hon.  D.  Lloyd  George,  M.P.)  July  to  Dec.  1916.  A  Liberal;  has 
sat  for  Montgdhieryshire  since  Jan.  17th,  1906. 

Residences — 7,  Albert  Hall  Mansions,  S.W. ;  Broneirion,  Llandinam,  Montgomeryshire. 
Clubs — Royal  Societies',  Reform,  Bath. 


SIR  DAVID  S.  DAVIES  (Denbighshire,  Denbigh  Division). 

David  Sanders  Davies,  son  of  the  late  John  Owen  Davies  ; 
b.  1852  ;  ed.  at  Llandovery:  m.  1886,  Jane  Emily,  da.  of  Thomas  Gee  ;  is 
Chm.  of  Pugh  Davies  and  Co.  (Limited),  of  Manchester,  and  of  Denbighshire 
Insurance  Committee,  Treasurer  of  King  Edward  VH.  Welsh  National 
Memorial  Asso.,  and  a  J. P.  for  Denbighshire  (High  Sheriff  1915)  and  Man- 
chester ;  Knt.  1918.  A  Coalition  Liberal ;  has  sat  for  Denbigh  Div.  of  Den- 
bighshire since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— ¥\3i%-y-C&&\.e\\,  Denbigh.       Clubs — Reform  (London),  Reform  (Manchester). 


E.  DAVIES  (Monmouthshire,  Ebbw  Vale  Division). 

Evan  Davies,  son  of  Evan  Davies,  of  Beauford;  /'.  1875  J  ''^  a 
Miners'  Agent,  and  a  J. P.  for  Monmouthshire  ;  sometime  Chm.  of  Ebbw  Vale 
Urban  District  Council.  A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Ebbw  Div.  of  Mon- 
mouthshire since  July  26th,  1920. 

Residence— Khhw  Vale,  Newport,  Monmouthshire. 


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45 


SIR  JOSEPH  DA  VIES  (ChesMre,  Crewe  Division). 

Joseph  Davies,  K.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Seth  Davies, 
of  St.  Issells,  Pembrokeshire  ;  b.  Dec.  nth,  1866:  ni.  1894,  Blanche,  da.  of 
John  Heron  Wilson,  of  Cardiff ;  isa  Director  of  Cambrian  Railways,  and  a  J. P. 
for  Glamorganshire  ;  was  Sec.  Prime  Min.'s  Secretariat  1917-18  ;  K.B.E. 
(Civil)  1918.  A  Coaliiion  Liberal;  has  sat  for  Crewe  Div.  of  Cheshire  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 29,  Chester  Terrace,  N.W.i.     Clubs — Bath,  and  Rerorm. 

B.  J.  DAVIES  (Lancashire,  Westhoughton  Division). 

Rhys  John  Davie.s,  son  of  Rees  Davies,  of  Llangenest,  Car- 
marthenshire; h.  April  i6th,  1877;  Sec.  of  National  Union  of  Distributive 
and  Allied  Workers'  Appioved  So.,  and  a  Member  of  Manchester  City 
Council.  A  Labour  Member;  unsuccessfully  contested  Salford,  W.  Div. 
Dec.  1918  ;  has  sat  for  Westhoughton  Div.  of  Lancashire  since  Oct.  4lh,  1921. 

Residence — 9,  Booth  Avenue,  Wiihington,  Manchester. 

T.  DAVIES  (Gloucestershire,  Cirencester  and  Tewkesbury  Division). 

Thomas  Davies,  son  of  William  Davies,  of  St.  Hilary,  Cow- 
bridge,  Glamorgan  ;  b.  Aug.  15th,  1858  ;  ed.  privately  :  m.  i88r,  Kate,  da. 
of  William  Yokes,  of  Cardiff;  sometime  Agent  to  Cirencester  Conservative 
Asso.  ;  is  an  Alderman  of  Gloucestershire  County  Council,  and  Chm.  Ciren- 
cester War  Pension  Committee.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Cirencester 
and  Tewkesbury  Div.  of  Gloucestershire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 12,  Gloucester  Street,  Cirencester.     Club — Constitutional. 


SIR  W.  HOWELL  DAVIES  (Bristol,  South 
Division). 

William  Howell  Davies,  only  son  of 
the  late  Thomas  Davies,  of  Bristol,  and  Nar- 
berth,  co.  Pembroke;  b.  Dec.  13th,  1851  :  vi. 
1882,  Ada  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  O.  Hosegood, 
of  Clifton  ;  was  Pres.  of  Bristol  Chamber  of 
Commerce  1885,  Mayor  of  Bristol  1895-6,  and 
Chm.  of  Bristol  Docks  Committee  1900-1909  ; 
is  a  tanner  and  leather  factor,  an  Alderman 
of  Bristol  City,  and  Chm.  of  Bristol  Finance 
Committee;  Knt.  1908.  A  Liberal;  unsuccess- 
fully contested  Bristol  S.  Div.  Oct.  1900 ;  has 
sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Bristol  since  Jan.  15th,  1906. 

Residences — 3,      Whitehall     Court,      S.W.  ;      Down 
House,  Stoke  Bishop,  Bristol.  Clubs — Reform,    Na- 

tional Liberal. 


A.  DAVIS  (Lancashire,  Clltheroe  Division). 

Alfred  Davis;  b.  18 — ;  is  an  operative  spinner.      A  Labour 
Member;  has  sat  for  Clitheroe  Div.  of  Lancashire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
^^«V/<?««— Hollingworth,  Lancashire. 


J.  E.  DAVISON  (Smethwlck). 

John  Emmanuel  Davison;  b.  18 — ;  is  a  Member  of  Iron- 
founders'  So.  A  Labour  Member  ;  has  sat  for  Smethwick  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residence— 32,  Cottingham  Street,  Attercliffe,  Sheffield. 


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SIR  WILLIAM  H.  DAVISON  (Kensington,  South  Division). 

William  Henry  Davison,  A'.^.-E.,  only  sonof  Richard  Davison, 
of  Beechfield,  Ballymena,  co.  Antrim  ;  b.  i8 —  ;  ed.  at  Shrewsbury,  and  at 
Oxford  Univ.  (B.A.  1893,  M.A.  1898)  :  m.  1898,  Beatrice  Mary,  da.  of  the 
late  Sir  Owen  Roberts,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  F.S.A.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1S95  ; 
is  a  D.L.  for  co.  London,  a  J. P.  and  an  Alderman  of  Roy.  Borough  of 
Kensington  (Mayor  1913-19),  Hon.  Comdt.  Kensington  Vol.  Batn.,  a  Fellow 
of  So.  of  Antiquaries,  Vice-Pres.  Roy.  So.  of  Arts,  a  Gov.  of  Foundling 
Hospital,  a  Trustee  of  Whitechapel  Art  Gallery,  Chm.  Kensington  Div. 
British  Red  Cross  So.,  and  Pres.  War  Hospital  Supply  Depots,  Kensington  ; 
raised  three  Batns.  for  New  Army  ;  K.  B.E.  1918.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ; 
has  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Kensington  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— \\,  Kensington  Park  Gardens,  W.ii.  Cluhs — Carlton,  Athenaeum,  Oxferd 
and  Cambridge. 

MAJOR  SIR  PHILIP  DAWSON  (Lewisham,  West  Division). 

Philip  D.wvsoN  ;  b.  1866  ;  ed.  privately  :  /;/.  1898,  Lucy  Hume, 
da.  of  the  Rev.  Prcb.  A.  B.  Simpson,  R.  of  Fittleworth,  Sussex;  a  Consulting 
Engineer,  partner  in  Kincaid,  Waller,  Manville  and  Dawson,  a  M.I.C.E.,  a 
M.I.M.E.,  a  M.I.E.E.,  a  County  Councillor  for  London,  W.  Lewisham 
Div.,  a  Member  of  Disposal  Board  (Min.  of  Munitions),  and  of  Electrifica- 
tion of  Railways  Advisoiy  Committee  (Min.  of  Transport),  a  Member  of 
Water  Power  Resources  Committee,  Board  of  Trade,  and  Vice-Pres.  of 
Belgian  Roy.  Commn.  for  Railway  Electrification ;  sometime  Major  Comdg. 
3rd  Vol.  Batn.  Roy.  W.  Kent  Regf.  (mentioned  for  war  sers.)  ;  cr.  Knt.  1920. 
A  Conserz'ative  and  Artti-lVaste  Member;  has  sat  for  Lewisham,  W.  Div. 
since  Sept.  13th,  1921. 

Residence — Mayboume,  Sydenham,  S.E.26.  Clicts — Junior  Carlton,  St.  Stephen's, 
Savage,  1900,  Royal  Automobile. 

LIEUT.-COM.  P.  T.  DEAN  (Blackburn). 

Percy  Thompson  Dean,  V.C;  (5.  1877  ;  a  Slate  Merchant  and 
Cotton  Spinner,  and  Lieut. -Coni.  R.N.V.R. ;  European  War  1915-18  (V.C.)  ; 
has  been  a  Member  of  Blackburn  Town  Council,  and  Parliamentary  Private 
Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Pensions  (Lieut, -Col.  Sir  James 
Craig,  Bt.,  M.P.).  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Blackburn  since  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residence— \a.yno\,  Blackburn. 

H.  MALLABY-DEELEY  (WiUesden,  East  Division). 
Harry  Mallabv-Deelev,  second  son  of  the  late  W.  Clarke 
Deeley,  of  Curzon  Park,  Chester,  by  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Joseph  Mallaby,  of 
Loxley  Hall,  Staffordshire  ;  b.  Oct.  28th.  1863  ;  ed  at  Shrewsbury,  and  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  Honours  in  Law  1885,  M.A.  and  LL.M. 
1888):  VI.  1890,  Joan,  third  da.  of  J.  Parson-Smith,  J. P.,  of  Abbotsmead, 
near  Shrewsbury;  is  Lord  of  the  Manors  of  Ravensbury  Biggin  and  Tamworth, 
a  Member  of  the  Inner  Temple,  a  J.  P.  for  Surrey,  a  Director  of  Norwich 
Union  Life  Insurance  So.,  a  (Jov,  of  Roy.  Agricultural  Soc.  of  England, 
a  Member  of  Committee  of  Roy.  Orphan  Asylum,  and  Chm.  of  Conservators 
of  Mitcham  Common;  an  authority  on  Tariff  Reform  and  Financial  Subjects. 
A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  sat  for  Harrow  Div.  of  Middlesex  Jan.  1910  to 
Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  E.  Div.  of  Willesden  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

^«/i/^«ff— Mitcham  Court,  Surrey.  C/»/i^j— Carlton,  Wellington,  Surrey  Magistrates', 
United  Empire,  Royal  Automobile. 

COL.  SIR  WALTER  DE  FRECE  (Ashton  under  Lyne) 
Walter  de  Frece,  son  of  Henry  de  Frece,  of  King's  Road, 
Brighton  ;  b.  Oct.  7th,  1870 ;  ed.  at  Roy.  Institute,  Liverpool,  and  at  Brussels  : 
m.  1890,  Alice  Matilda  (the  well-known  former  Music-hall  Artiste,  "  Miss  Vesta 


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Tilley  "),  da.  of  the  late  William  Powles,  of  Worcester  ;  sometime  a  Company 
Director  and  Theatre  Proprietor  ;  is  Hon.  Col.  9th  Ba'n.  Manchester  Regt.  ; 
appointed  Trustee  of  the  King's  Fund  for  the  Disabled  1918,  and  is  Chm. 
of  its  Propaganda  Committee  ;  Knt.  1919.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for 
Ashton-under-Lyne  since  Jan.  31st,  1920. 

Residences — iib,  Portland  Place,  W. ;  The  Homestead,  Maidenhead.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Constitutional,  Royal  Automobile. 

DE  MAREIEVICZ  [see  Markievicz]. 

DENISON-PENDER  [see  Pender]. 

J.  W.  DENNIS  (Birmingliain,  Derltend  Division). 

John  William  Dennis,  son  of  William  Dennis,  J.  P.,  of  Kirton, 
Lincolnshire  ;  b.  May  i6th,  1865  :  m.  1915,  Evangeline  Brewster,  who  d. 
1919,  da.  of  Dr.  Edwin  Ruthven  Armstrong,  of  Rochester,  N.Y.,  U.S.A.  ; 
was  Mayor  of  City  of  Westminster  1907-8,  a  Member  of  Tariff  Commn. 
1904-21,  and  Potato  Controller  in  Ministry  of  Food  March  to  Sept.  1917  ; 
Chm.  of  W.  Dennis  and  Sons  (Limited) ;  has  Legion  of  Honour.  A 
Coalition  Co7isef7)ative  ;  has  sat  for  Deritend  Div.  of  Birmingham  since  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residence — 19,  St.  James's  Square,  S.W.i.  Clubs — Carlton.  Garrick,  Constitutional, 
St.  Stephen's,  Hurlingham. 

SIR  EDMUND  R.  B.  BARTLEY-DENNISS  (Oldbam). 
Edmund  Robert  Bartley  BartleyDenniss,  son  of  Edmund 
Pinnock  Denniss,  by  Caroline  Christiana,  da.  of  the  late  Gen.  Sir  Robert 
Bartley,  K.C.B.  ;  b.  April  9th,  1854;  ed.  at  Christ's  Hospital,  at  Wren's,  and 
at  Hertford  Coll.,  Oxford;  Natural  Science  Scholar,  Sidney  Sussex  Coll., 
Camb.  :  m.  1877,  Margaret  Ellen,  da.  of  George  Barlow,  J. P.,  of  Oldham  ;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1879 ;  joined  N.  Circuit ;  is  a  Member  of  Council  of  London 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  and  of  London  Court  of  Arbitration,  and  a  Member  of 
Inter-Parliamentary  Union,  Empire  Parliamentary  Asso.,  and  Commercial 
Committee  of  House  of  Commons,  Vice-Chm.  Grand  Council  of  Primrose 
League,  a  Freeman  of  City  of  London,  and  Hon.  Treasurer  of  Air  League  of 
British  Empire;  Knt.  1922  ;  assumed  by  deed  poll  1922  the  additional  sur- 
name of  Bartley.  A  Consei-vative  ;  has  sat  for  Oldham  since  Nov.  13th,  191 1, 
leaving  been  defeated  there  Dec.  1910. 

Residence, — Belmont,  Uxbridge.  Chaitihei-s — i,  E.ssex  Court,  Temple,  E.C.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Conservative,  St.  Stephen's. 

L.  de  ROISTE  (Cork  City).: 

Liam  de  Roiste  (William  Roche);  b.  i8 — ;  is  a  Commercial 
Teacher  to  Cork  County  Committee  of  Technical  Instruction.  A  Siufi  F^in 
Member;  elected  for  Cork  City  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Cork  City  in  S. 
Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Cork. 

DE  ROTHSCHILD  [see  Rothschild]. 

F.  de  VALERA  (Clare  Co.,  East  Clare  Division,  and  Mayo  Co.,  East  Mayo 

Division): 

Eamonn  de  Valera,  son  of  Vivian  de  Valera,  by  his  wife 
Kate  Coll;  b.  Oct.  loth,  1882  ;  ed.  at  National  Univ.  of  Ireland  (B.A.  1904, 
B.Sc.  1914)  :  VI.  1910,  S.  O'Flanagan  ;  sometime  a  Professor  of  Mathematics  ; 
is  Pres.  of  Sinn  Fein  (also  sometime  Pres.  of  Dail  Eireann),  and  Chancellor 
of  National  Univ.  of  Ireland.  A  Sinn  FHn  Member ;  elected  for  Clare  Co., 
E.  Clare  Div.,  July  loth,  1917  ;  re-elected  therefor,  as  well  as  elected  for 
E.  Div.  of  CO.  Mayo,  Dec.  I4tb,  1918,  having  also  unsuccessfully  contested 
Falls  Div.  of  Belfast  Dec.  14th,  1918  ;  elected  for  Down  Co.  in  N.  Parlia- 
ment of  Ireland  June  1 921  and  for  Clare  Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland 
June  1921. 

Residence — Greystones,  Bray,  co.  Dublin. 


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MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


Cheshire. 


J.  DEVLIN  (Belfast,  Falls  DlTision). 
Joseph  Devlin;  b.  1872;  ed.  at  Christian  Brothers'  Sch., 
Belfast ;  is  Sec.  of  United  Irish  League,  and  Pres.  of  Ancient  Order  of 
Hibernians  (Board  of  Erin);  has  toured  Australia,  New  Zealand,  U.S.A., 
and  Canada  as  Envoy  representing  the  Irish  Parliamentary  Party-  A 
Nationalist ;  sat  for  N.  Kilkenny  l3iv.  of  Kilkenny  co.  Feb.  1902  to  Jan. 
1906  ;  re-elected  Jan.  i8th,  1906,  and  also  elected  for  W.  Div.  of  Belfast, 
but  decided  to  sit  for  the  latter  constituency,  and  sat  therefor  until  Nov.  1918  ; 
elected  for  Falls  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918  ;  elected  for  Antrim  Co.  and 
for  Belfast,  W.  Belfast  Div.,  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residences— "i,  College  Square,  Belfast ;  39,  Upper  O'Connell  .Street,  Dublin.  Club  — 
Natioti.-il  (Belfast). 

LIEUT.-COM.  H,  DEWHURST  (Caieshire.  Northwicli  Division). 

Harry  Dkwhurst,  son  of  the  late  George  B.  Dewhurst,  of 
Oughtrington  Park,  Lymm,  Cheshire,  by  Frances,  who  d.  191 »,  da.  of  the 
late  Rev.  \V.  H.  G.  Mann,  of  Glanllyn,  Trefnant,  N.  Wales;  h.  Feb.  27th, 
1866  ;  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  Repton  :  vi.  1890,  Ethel,  youngest  da.  of  the 
late  B.  Davies,  of  Adlington,  Lancashire;  Lieut.-Com.  R.N.V.R.,  a  Director 
of  Geo.  and  K.  Dewhurst  (Limited),  and  a  J. P.  for  Cheshire  ;■  European  War 
1914-18,  with  Remounts,  and  as  Admiralty  King's  Messenger.  A  Coalition 
Unionist',  has  sat  for  Norlhwich  Div.  of  Cheshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 178,  St.  James's  Court,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.  ;  Dale  Ford,  Sandiway, 
Clubs — Carlton,  Orleans,  Royal  Automobile. 

CAPT.  H.  DIXON  (Belfast,  Pottinger  Division). 

Herbert  Dixon,  O.B.E.,  4th  son 
of  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Daniel  Dixon, 
P.C,  1st  Bt.  (M.P.  for  Belfast,  N.  Div., 
1905-7),  of  Ballymenock,  Holywood,  co. 
Down,  by  Annie,  da.  of  the  late  James 
Shaw,  of  Belfast;  b.  Jan.  23rd,  1880; 
ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  R.M.C.  :  111.  1905, 
the  Hon.  Emily  Ina  Florence  Bingham, 
da.  of  5th  Baron  Clanmorris  ;  is 
Capt.  Reserve  of  Officers,  a  Director 
of  Thomas  Dixon  and  Sons  (Limited), 
and  a  J.  P.  for  co.  Kildare  (High  Sheriff 
1916)  ;  S.  Africa  1899-1902,  and  Sup. 
Remounts,  Belfast,  European  War 
1915-18  (despatches,  O.B.E.) ;  O.B.E. 
(Mil.)  1918.  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for 
Pottinger  Div.  of  Belfast  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918 :  elected  for  Belfast,  E.  Belfast 
Div.,     in     N.     Parliament     of    Ireland 

(Financial  Sec.  of  Min.  of  Finance)  June  1921. 

Resuieiice—'Sew   Abbey,    Kilcullen,    co.    Kildare.        C/K^.f— Constitutional,   Cavalry, 

Kildare  Street,  Ulster. 

SIR  MAURICE  E.  DOCKRELL  (Dublin  Co..  Rathmines  Division).: 
Maurice  Edward  Dockrell,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Dockreli, 
J.P.,  of  Monkstown,  co.  Dublin  ;  d.  Dec.  2i£t,  1850  ;  ed.  at  Portora  Roy. 
Sch.,  Enniskillen,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  :  m.  1875,  Margaret  Sarah,  da. 
of  the  late  George  William  Shannon,  solicitor,  of  Dublin ;  is  Chm.  of  Dockrell 
(Limited),  merchants,  of  Dublin,  and  a  D.L.  for  Dublin  ;  sometime  a  Member 
of  Dublin  Port  and  Docks  Board  (Vice-Chm.  for  three  years)  ;  Chm.  Dublin 
Recruiting  Committee,  and  co.  Dublin  Red  Cross  Committee  1914- 18; 
appointed  a  Member  of  Irish  Liquor  Committee,  and  of  Irish  Recruiting 
Council  1919;  Knt.  1905.  An  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested  St.  Patrick's 
Div.  of  Dublin  1885 ;  has  sat  for  Rathmines  Div.  of  co.  Dublin  since  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residence — Camolin,  Monkstown,  co.  Dublin.        Club — United  Service  (Dublin). 


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J.  N,  DOLAN  (Leitrim  Co.).t 
James  Nicholas  Dolan  ;  b.  18 — ;  in  business.     A  Sinn  Fiin 
Member;   elected   for    Leitrim    Dec.    14th,    1918,   and    for    Leitrim    and   N. 
Roscommon  Cos.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — Manorhamilton,  co.  Leitrim. 

T.  DONALD  (Belfast,  Victoria  Division). 
Thompson  Donald  ;  h.  18 —  ;  a  Foreman  Shipwright;  is  Hon. 
Sec.  Ulster  Unionist  Labour  Asso.     A  Labour  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Victoria 
Div.  of  Belfast  Borough  since  Dec.   14th,  1918 ;  elected  for  Belfast  E.  Div. 
in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

At^dress — House  of  Commons,  Westminster,  S.  W. 

P.  DONNELLY  (Armagh  Co.,  South  Armagh  Division). 

Patrick  Donnelly,  son  of  the  late  P.  Donnelly;  b.  1878  ;  ed. 
at  Queen's  Coll.,  Belfast;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1905.  A  Nationalist  \  elected 
for  S.  Div.  of  Armagh  Co.  Feb.  ist,  1918. 

Residence  —  "ii^virY,  co.  Down. 

N.  GRATTAN  DOYLE  (Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  North  Division). 

Nicholas  Grattan  Doyle,  3rd  son  of  the  late  John  Doyle,  of 
Ballyroe  House,  co.  Wexford;  b.  Aug.  i8th.  1862;  ed.  privately,  and  at  St. 
Aidan's  Acad.,  Enniscorthy  :  m.  1st,  1899,  Kathryn  Deering  Nevins,  who  d. 
1902,  of  Holly  Hall  East,  Orange,  New  Jersey,  U.S.A. ;  2nd,  1905,  Gwendoline 
Fane  Mackusick,  of  Lyttel  Hall,  Surrey  ;  sometime  Hon.  Sec,  Northern  Tariff 
Reform  Federation,  of-  which  he  was  a  founder  ;  is  a  Director  of  Northern 
Counties  Newspaper  Co.,  and  of  Great  Northern  Central  Railway  of  Colombia, 
and  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Durham.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  con- 
tested Gateshead  Jan.  1910;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— Oshorne   House,   Potters    Bar.  Chtbs — Carlton,   Constitutional,   Royal 

Automobile,  1900. 


SIR  ARTHUR  P.  DU  CROS,  Bt.  (Wandsworth,  Clapham  Division). 

Arthur  Philip  DU  Cros,  ist 
Baronet,  son  of  the  late  (William) 
Harvey  du  Cros,  J. P.  (formerly  M.  P. 
for  Hastings),  of  Inniscorrig, 
Dalkey,  co.  Dublin,  by  Annie,  who 
d.  1899,  ^^-  of  the  late  John  Roy, 
of  Durrow,  Queen's  co.  ;  b.  Jan. 
26th,  1871  :  m.  1895,  Maude,  da. 
of  the  late  William  Gooding,  of 
Coventry ;  is  Pres.  and  a  Life 
Director  of  Dunlop  Rubber  Co. 
(Limited),  Chm.  of  Parent  Tyre 
Co.  (Limited),  a  J. P.  for  Middle- 
.sex,  and  Hon.  Col.  8th  Batn.  Roy. 
Warwickshire  Regt. ;  cr.  a  Baronet 
1916.  A  Coalition  Conservative; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Bow  and 
Bromley  Div.  of  Tower  Hamlets 
Jan.  1906 ;  sat  for  Hastings  March 

1908  to  Nov.  1918  ;    elected  for  Clapham  Div.  of  Wandsworth  Dec.   14th, 

1918. 

Residences — Craigweil  House,  Aldwick,   Sussex ;    La  Fiorentina,  Cap  St.  Jean,  Cap 

Ferret,  Alpes  Martimes,  France.        Clubs— Qa.xXx.on,  Junior  Carlton,  Travellers'  (Paris). 


5©  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

O.  GAVAN  DUFFY  (Dublin  Co.,  South  Division).! 
George  Gavan  Duffy,  B.L.^  son  of  the  late  Sir  Charles  Gavan 
Duffy,  K.C.M.G.  ;  b.  1882  ;  acted  as  Sinn  Fein  Envoy  at  Rome,  and  became 
Min.  for  Foreign  Affairs  in  Dail  Eireann  Jan.  1922:  m.  1908,  Margaret,  da. 
of  the  late  A.  M.  Sullivan;  admitted  Solicitor  (England)  1907  ;  Bar.  King's 
Inns,  Dublin  1917.  A  Sinn  fan  Member;  elected  for  S.  Div.  of  Dublin 
Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 39,  Mespil  Road,  Dublin. 

E.  J.  DUOGAK  (Heath  Co.,  South  Diyl8ion).t 

Edmund  (Eameson)  John  Duggan;  b.  18 — ;  admitted  a  Solicitor 
1914  ;  became  Sec.  for  Home  Affairs  in  Dail  Eireann  Jan.  1922,  and  a  Member 
of  Provisional  Govt,  of  Irish  Free  State.  A  Sinn  FHn  Aietnber ;  elected  for 
S.  Div.  of  CO.  Meath  Dec.  I4lh,  1918,  and  for  Louth  and  Meath  Cos.  in  S. 
Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence— -it.  Upper  St.  Brigid's  Road,  Drumcondra,  Dublin. 

LIEUT. -COL.  W.  B.  DU  PRE  (Buckinghamshire,  Wycombe  Division). 

William   Baring  Du   Pre,  el.   son  of  the  late 

James  Du  Pre  ;  b.  April  5th,  1875  ;   ed.  at  Winchester,  and 

at  R.M.C.:    m.    1903,    Vouri    Wynyard,  da.  of  the   late 

Capt.    Henry    Townley   Wright,    R.N. ;    formerly    Lieut. 

King's  Roy.  Rifle  Corps;   served  in  S.  Africa  1900,  with 

Imperial    Yeo.,    European   War    1914-18;     is   Lieut.-Col. 

R.H.A.  (T.F.),  patron  of  one  living,  and  a  J.P.  and  D.L. 

for  Bucks  (High  Sheriff  191 1).     A  Coalition  Conservative  ; 

unsuccessfully  contested    Mid,  or  Loughborough,  Div.  of 

Hapersala  fide,  ha  Leicestershire  Jan.  1906  ;  sat  for  S.,  or  Wycombe,  Div.  of 

persa  Vlionore.       Buckinghamshire   Feb.   1914   to   Nov.    1918 ;    elected   for 

Bucks,  Wycombe  Div.,  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — Wilton  Park,  Beaconsfield.        Clubs — United  Service,  Carlton. 


C.  B.  EDGAR  (Richmond). 

Clifford  Blackburn  Edgar,  el.  son  of  the  late  John  Edgar,  of 
Terrace  Lodge,  Richmond  Hill,  Surrey,  by  Elizabeth,  da.  of  James  Black- 
burn ;  b.  Oct.  2nd,  1857;  ed.  at  Manchester  Univ.  (B.Sc.  1881),  and  at 
London  Univ.  (Mus.B.  1889) :  m.  1883,  Mary,  only  da.  of  the  late  George 
Fowden,  of  Whalley  Range,  Lancashire ;  is  a  Director  of  Bank  of  British 
West  Africa,  a  J. P.,  a  D.L.,  and  Chm.  of  County  Council  for  Surrey,  Chm. 
Richmond  Education  Committee,  and  Member  of  Senate  of  London  Univ.  ; 
was  Mayor  of  Richmond  1898-9,  1903-4,  and  1910-I1.  A  Coalition  Unionist; 
has  sat  for  Richmond  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— \] ^AAe^rWe.,  Queen's  Road,  Richmond,  Surrey.  Clubs — Royal  Societies', 
Constitutional,  St.  Stephen's,  British  Empire,  University  of  London. 

CAPT.  SIR  WILLIAM  EDGE  (Bolton). 

William  Edge,  son  of  Sir  Knowles  Edge,  of  Great  Marld,  Smith- 
hills,  Bolton;  b.  Nov.  21st,  1880 :  m.  19—,  Ada,  da.  of  S.  Ickringill,  of 
Keighley  ;  is  a  colour  manufacturer,  and  Capt.  in  the  Army  ;  sometime  a  Staff- 
Capt.  at  War  Office  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Min.  of  National 
Sen  1917,  to  Min.  of  National  Ser.  and  Reconstruction  1919,  and  to  Min.  of 
Labour  1919,  and  Assist.  Liberal  Whip  (unpaid)  1919 ;  Knt.  1922.  A 
Coalition  Liberal ;  sat  for  Bolton-le-Moors  Feb.  1916  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected 
for  Bolton  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence— \.ynAm.^,  Bolton,  Lancashire.     Club-  National  Liberal. 


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VISCOUNT  EDNAM  (Hornsey) 

William  Humble  Eric  Ward  {Vt's- 
cotmt  Ednani),  M.C.,  el.  son  of  and  Earl  of 
Dudley,  of  Himley  Hall,  Dudley,  and  7, 
Carlton  Gardens,  S.W. ;  b.  Jan.  30th,  1894; 
ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford :  m. 
1919,  Lady  Rosemary  Millicent  Sutherland 
Leveson-Gower,  da.  of  4th  Duke  of  Suther- 
land ;  formerly  Lieut.  loth  Hussars ;  Euro- 
pean War  1914-18  (wounded,  M.C.,  Legion  of 
Honour).  A  Conservative ;  has  sat  for 
Hornsey  since  No\r.  loth,  192 1. 
Residence— <j(>,  Cheyne  Walk,  Chelsea,  S.W. 

A.  C.  EDWARDS  (East  Ham,  Soulh  Division). 
Allen  Clement  Edwards,  son  of  Benjamin  Edwards,  of 
Knighton,  Radnorshire ;  b.  June  1869  ;  ed.  at  Knighton  National  Sch.  :  ni. 
1890,  Fanny,  who  d.  1921,  da.  of  the  late  Capt.  Thomas  Emerson,  Sup.  of 
Trinity  House,  Great  Yarmouth ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1899  ;  is  an  author , 
was  Chm.  National  Democratic  Party  in  House  of  Commons  1919-20.  A 
National  Democrat;  unsuccessfully  contested  Tottenham  Div.  of  Middlesex 
July  1895,  and  Denbigh  Dist.  Oct.  1900 ;  sat  therefor  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  19 10, 
when  he  was  again  defeated  ;  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Glamorganshire  Dec.  1910 
to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  S.  Div.  of  East  Ham  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence— ^6,  St.  George's  Square,  S.W.     Club — National  Liberal. 

C.  EDWARDS  (Monmouthshire,  Bedwellty  Divlsion\ 

Charles  Edwards,  son  ot  John  Edwards,  of  Llangunllo,  Rad- 
norshire; b.  Feb.  19th,  1867;  ed.  at  National  Sch.,  Llangunllo:  m.  1886, 
^L  A.  Davies ;  sometime  a  Miner  and  Checkweigher ;  is  a  Miners'  Agent, 
and  a  J. P.  for  Monmouthshire.  A  Labour  Member;  has  sat  for  Bedwellty 
Div.  of  Monmouthshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Blackwood,  Monmouth. 

G.  EDWARDS  (Norfolk,  South  Division). 

George  Edwards,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Edwards, 
of  Marshani,  Norfolk;  b.  Oct.  5th,  1850  :  ;«.  1872,  Charlotte  Corle,  of  Alby, 
Norfolk,  who  d.  1912  ;  formerly  Sec.  National  Union  of  Agricultural  Workers; 
a  J. P.  and  a  County  Alderman  for  Norfolk  ;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1918.  A  Labour 
ALember;  unsuccessfully  contested  Norfolk,  S.  Div.,  Dec.  1918  ;  has  sat  for 
Norfolk,  S.  Div.,  since  July  27lh,  1920. 

Residence — 7,  Titchfield  Street,  Fakenham,  Norfolk. 

MAJOR  J.  EDWARDS  (Glamorganshire,  Aheravon  Division). 
John  Edwards,  D.S.O.,  son  of  the  Rev.  James  Edwards,  of 
Neath,  and  Rachel,  da.  of  Timothy  Jones,  of  Hendrelas,  Cardiganshire ;  b. 
Feb.  28th,  1882  ;  ed.  at  British  and  Intermediate  Schs.,  Neath,  at  Univ.  Coll. 
of  Wales,  and  at  London  Univ.  (B.A.  1901);  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1921  ;  is  a 
Schoolmaster,  and  a  Member  of  National  Union  of  Teachers  ;  European  War 
1914-18  from  ranks  to  Lieut. -Col.  (despatches  twice,  D.S.O.);  D.S.O.  1919. 
A  Coalition  Liberal  and  Labour  Member  ;  has  sat  for  Aberavon  Div.  of 
Glamorganshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — Rhydding,  Neath,  South  Wales. 

J.  HUGH  EDWARDS  (Glamorganshire,  Neath  Division). 

John   Hugh   Edwards,  el.   son  of  the   late  Councillor  John 

Edwards,  of  Aberystwith;  b.  1871  ;  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.  of  Wales ;  is  a  Member 

of  Town    Council  of  Aberystwith,  a  Gov.  of  Univ.  Coll.  of  Wales,  Welsh 

National  Library  and  Welsh  National  Museum,  a  Student  at  Middle  Temple, 


52  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

Representative  of  Welsh  Parliamentary  Party  in  Court  of  Univ.  of  Wales, 
and  a  J. P.  for  Surrey;  formerly  a  County  Councillor  for  Cardiganshire; 
sometime  a  Congregational  Min. ;  was  a  Member  of  Speaker's  Commn.  on 
Devolution;  author  of  "From  Village  Green  to  Downing  Street"  (the 
Life  of  D.  Lloyd  George),  and  "A  Short  History  of  the  Welsh  People."  A 
Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  Mid  Div.  of  Glamorgan  Dec.  1910  to  Nov.  1918; 
elected  for  Neath  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Silver  Lodge,  Purley,  Surrey.        Chib — National  Liberal. 

W.  E.  ELLIOT  (Lanarkshire,  Lanark  Division). 

Walter  Elliot  Elliot,  J/.C,  ^.^V.,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  son  of  William 
Elliot,  of  Muirglen,  Lanark,  by  Ellen  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Alexander  Shiels ; 
b.  Sept.  iQih,  1888;  ed.  at  Glasgow  Acad,  and  Univ.  (B.Sc.  1910,  M.B. 
and  Ch.B.  1913)  :  vi.  1919,  Helen  A.,  who  d.  1919,  da.  of  Lieut.-Col.  D.  L. 
Hamilton,  R.A.M.C. ;  sometime  Capt.  R.A.M.C.  Special  Reserve;  appointed 
Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Parliamentary  Under  Sec.  for  Health 
in  Scotland  1919  ;  European  War  1914-18  (wounded,  M.C.  with  Bar,  1914 
Star).  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Lanark  Div.  of  Lanarkshire  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Muirglen,  Lanark. 

LIEUT-COL.  SIR  GEORGE  S.  ELLIOTT  (Islington,  West  Division). 
George  Samuel  Elliott;  b.  18 — ;  ed.  at  City  of  London 
Sch. :  w.  18—,  Elizabeth  Francis,  da.  of  Robert  Hellier,  of  Upottery, 
Devon  ;  is  a  Refreshment  Contractor  of  14,  Upper  Street,  Islington,  N., 
Vice-Chm.  Metropolitan  Water  Board,  a  Member  of  Metropolitan  Asylums 
Board,  and  a  J. P.  and  an  Alderman  of  Islington  (thirteen  times  Mayor)  ; 
raised  Islington  Bain,  of  Middlesex  Regt.  during  European  War  ;  38  years  a 
Member  of  Islington  Board  of  Guardians  (9  years  Vice-Chm.  and  20  years 
Chm.),  and  18  years  a  Member  of  London  County  Council;  was  Chm.  of 
Islington  Local  Tribunal  during  European  War;  Knt.  1917.  A  Coalition 
Conservative;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Islington  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — The  Chalkpit,  Maidenhead,  Berks. 

CAPT.  VISCOUNT  ELVEDEN  (Southend  on  Sea). 

Rupert  Edward  Cecil  Lee  Guinness  ( Vis- 
count  Elveden),  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  el.  son  of  ist  Earl  of 
Iveagh,  of  Farmleigh,  Castleknock,  co.  Dublin,  Elveden 
Hall  (Suffolk),  near  Thetford,  5,  Grosvenor  Place,  S.W., 
and  80,  St.  Stephen's  Green,  Dublin,  by  Adelaide 
Maria,  da.  of  the  late  Richard  Samuel  Guinness,  M. P. 
for  Barnstaple ;  b.  March  29th,  1874  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and 
at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  :  w.  1903,  Lady  Gwendolen 
Florence  Mary  Onslow,  CB.E.,  da.  of  4th  Earl  of 
Onslow  ;  formerly  Capt.  9th  Vol.  Batn.  King's  Roy. 
Rifle  Corps,  and  Capt.  Roy.  Naval  Vol.  Reserve 
(London  Div.) ;  is  a  Lieut,  of  City  of  London  ;  served 
in  S.  Africa  1900  (despatches,  medal,  C.M.G.)  ;  was 
an  A.D.C.  to  H.M.  1916-19;  C.M.G  1900,  C.B.  (Civil) 
191 1.  A  Consei-vative  ;  sat  for  Haggerston  Div.  of  Shoreditch  August  1908 
to  Jan.  1910,  being  defeated  there  Jan.  1906,  and  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910;  sat  for 
S.-E.  Div.  of  Essex  March  1912  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  Southend-on-Sea 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— \i,  St.  James's  Square,  S.W.  ;  Pyrford  Court,  Woking;  Oakleigh, 
Southend-on-Sea.         C/«i!ii— Carlton,  Bachelors',  Kildare  Street. 

MAJOR  C.  F.  ENTWISTLE  (Kingston  upon-HuU,  South-West  Division). 

Cyril  FuUard  Entwlstle,  M.C,  son  of  Joe  Entwistle,  Cotton 

Manufacturer,    of  Bolton   and    St.    Anne's,  by    Elizabeth,    da.    of    Michael 

Fullard,  of   Bolton;    b.  Sept.  23rd,   1887;   ed.  at  Bolton  Gram.  Sch.,  and 

at  Victoria  Univ.,   Manchester  (LL.B.    1908);    admitted  a  Solicitor  1909, 


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Bar.  Inner  Temple  1919  ;  sometime  a  Member  of  the  legal  firm  of  Aston, 
Harwood,  Somers  and  Entwistle ;  is  Major  R.G.A.,  and  a  Member  of 
Central  Advisory  Committee  on  War  Pensions ;  European  War  1914-18,  Comdg. 
a  Battery  (despatches,  M.C.).  A  Liberal;  has  sat  for  S.-W.  Div.  of 
Kingston-upon-Hull  since  Dec.   14th,    1918. 

Residence —'S,yc\s\\ii,  St.  Anne's-on-Sea.  C/aiJj— Reform  (London),  Reform  (Man- 
chester), National  Liberal. 

J.  M.  M.  ERSEINE  (Westminster,  St.  George's  Divlsioii). 

James  Malcolm  Monteith  Erskine,  son  of  the  late  Capt. 
David  Holland  Erskine,  92nd  Highlanders ;  b.  1863  :  m.  1898,  Cicely  Grace, 
<la.  of  the  late  Rev.  Charles  Penrose  Quicke,  R.  of  Ashbrittle,  Wellington, 
Somerset ;  is  Chm,  of  Clan  Erskine  So.  Committee,  and  a  J. P.  for  Sussex. 
An  Independent  and  Anti-  Waste  Member ;  has  sat  for  St.  George's  Div.  of 
W^estminster  since  June  7th,  1921. 

Residence — 7,  Eccleston  Square,  S.W.i.         Club — Junior  Carlton. 

J.  R.  ETCHINGHAM  (Wicklow  Co..  East  Division).: 
John  (Sean)  R.  Etchingham  ;  b.  18 — ;  is  a  Journalist,  Chm. 
Wexford  County  Council,  and  Sec,   for  Fishing  in  Dail  Eireann.     A  Sinn 
F^in  Member;  elected  for  E.  Div.  of  Wicklow  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for 
Vs^exford  Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — Courtown  Harbour,  Gorey,  co.  Wexford. 

CAPT.  E.  EVANS  (CaxdigansMre). 
Ernest  Evans,  son  of  Evan  Evans,  Clerk  of  Cardiganshire 
County  Council,  of  4,  Laura  Place,  Aberystwyth  ;  b.  1885  ;  ed.  at  Llandovery 
Coll.,  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Wales,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B. 
1908);  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  igto;  joined  S.  Wales  Circuit;  European  War 
1915-18  as  Capt.  R.A.S.C.  ;  was  Private  Sec.  to  Rt.  Hon.  D.  Lloyd  George, 
M.P.  1918-20 ;  Author  of  "Agricultural  Law,"  etc.  A  Coalition  Liberal; 
has  sat  for  Cardiganshire  since  Feb.  i8th,  192 1. 

Residences — rg,  Longridge  Road,  S.W.5.  ;  4,  Laura  Place,  Aberystwyth.  Chatnbers — 
2,  Mitre  Court  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C.         C/?«^,s— National  Liberal,  1920. 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  L.  WORTHINGTON  EVANS,  Bt.  (Essex,  Colchester  Division). 

Laming  Woithington  Evans,  P.C.^ 
1st  Baionet,  elder  son  of  the  late  Worthing- 
ton  Evans,  of  York  Terrace,  Regent's  Park, 
N.W.,  by  Susannah,  da.  of  the  late  James 
Laming,  of  Birchington  Hall,  Kent ;  b. 
Aug.  23rd,  1868 ;  ed.  at  Eastbourne  Coll.  : 
;//.  1898,  Gertrude  Annie,  da.  of  William 
Hale  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1890  (has  now 
retired  from  practice)  ;  was  a  Member  of 
Board  of  Trade  Committee  for  Reform  of 
Company  Law  1905  ;  is  a  Vice-Chm.  of 
National  Unionist  Asso.;  formerly  Capt.  2nd 
Middlesex  Artillery  Vol. ;  appointed  Inspec- 
tor of  Administrative  Sers.,  N.  Command, 
Avith  temporary  rank  of  Major  1914,  Parlia- 
mentary Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Financial 
Sec.  to  War  Office  191 5,  Controller  of 
Foreign  Trade  Depart,  of  Foreign  Office 
(unpaid)  Dec.  1915,  and  Parliamentary  Sec. 
to  Min.  of  Munitions  in  National  Min.  Dec. 
1916,  Parliamentary  and  Financial  Sec. 
thereto    Jan.    1918,    Minister    of    Blockade 

July   1918,   Minister  of  Pensions  Jan.   1919,  Min.  without  Portfolio  (with  a 


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seat  in  the  Cabinet)  April  1920,  and  Sec.  of  State  for  War  Feb.  1921 ; 
author  of  "  Notes  on  the  Companies'  Acts,"  and  of  other  books  on  Company 
Law;  cr.  a  Baronet  1916  and  P. C.  1918.  A  Consei-vative ;  sat  for  Colchester 
Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918,  having  been  defeated  there  Jan.  1906  ;  elected  for 
Essex,  Colchester  Div.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— t,  Eaton  Place,  S.W.  ;  Doghurst,  Limpsfield,  Surrey.  Clubs— Ca.x\\.o'a, 
City  Carlton. 

F.  P.  FAHY  (Qalway  Co.,  Soutli  Division).! 

Francis  Patrick  Fahy,  son  of  the  late  John  Fahy,  of  Kilchreest, 
CO.  Galway  ;  b.  May  25th,  1880  ;  ed.  at  Mungret  Coll.,  Limerick,  and  at 
Roy.  Univ.  of  Ireland  (B. A.  Honours  1900)  ;  Higher  Diploma  in  Irish  at 
Leinster  Coll.  1909,  Double  Diploma  in  Science  there  191 2,  and  Higher 
Diploma  in  Education  at  National  Univ.  of  Ireland  1914  :  in.  1907,  Anna 
Barton,  of  Tralee ;  is  Science  and  Language  Teacher,  Castleknock  Coll., 
DubHn  ;  took  part  in  Easter  Rising  in  Dublin  1916  (ten  years  penal  servitude, 
but  released  June  1917);  interned  May  1918,  and  released  March  1919.  A 
Sinn  Fiin  Member;  elected  for  S.  Div.  of  Galway  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and 
for  Galway  Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence  —IT,  Norfo'k  Road,  Philsboro,  Dablin. 

CAPT.  M.  FALCON  (Norrolk,  Eastern  Division\ 

Michael  Falcon,  son  of  Michael  Falcon,  of  Horstead  House, 
Norwich,  by  Isabella,  da.  of  W.  Mordy,  of  Workington,  Cumberland  ;  b. 
July  2ist,  1888;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  and 
LL.B  19 10)  :  tn.  1920,  Kathleen,  da.  of  Capt.  C.  C.  O.  Gascoigne,  formerly 
Seaforth  Highlanders,  of  Southbroom  House,  Devizes ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
191 1  ;  Capt.  T. F.,  European  War  1915-18.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat 
for  E.  Div.  of  Norfolk  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 3,  Cadogan  Terrace,  S.W.i.        Clubs — Carlton,  Conservative. 


MAJOR  SIR  BERTRAM  G.  FALLE,  Bt.  (Portsmouth,  Nortli  Division). 

Bertram  Godfray  Falle,  ist  Baronet, 
son  of  the  late  Joshua  G.  Falle,  of  Plaisance, 
Jersey,  a  Judge  of  the  Roy.  Court  of  Jersey, 
by  Mary,  who  d.  191 7,  da.  and  co-heiress  of  the 
late  Francis  Godfray,  Bar.-at-Law,  of  Bagatelle, 
Jersey  ;  b.  i860  ;  ed.  privately,  at  Victoria  Coll., 
Jersey,  and  at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Camb.  (Honours 
in  Mathematics  and  Law  1883)  ;  B.  en  Droit, 
Paris  1900:  m.  1906,  Mary,  da.  of  Russell 
Sturgis  and  widow  of  Lieut. -Col.  Leopold 
Richard  Seymour;  Bar.-at-Law,  Inner  Temple 
1885  ;  formerly  Major  Roy.  Jersey  Artillery 
Mil. ;  appointed  Enroller  of  Deeds,  Office  of 
Works  1895  ;  was  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of 
First  Instance,  Egypt  1901-4;  is  temporary  Major 
R.F.  A. ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1916.  An  Unionist ;  un- 
successfully contested  Somerset,  E.  Div.  1906; 
sat  for  Portsmouth  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918; 
elected  for  N.  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence— 11,  Stratton  Street,  Piccadilly,  W.     Clubs— ii&vi  University,  Coaching. 


MAJOR  A.  C.  FARQUHARSON  (Leeds,  North  Division). 
Alexander  Charles  Farquharson,  M.D.,  son  of  James   Fa*"- 
quharson  by  his  wife  Jane;    /'.   March    15th,    1864;    is    Major    P.A.M.C.  : 
appointed  Dep.  Assist.  Director  of  Med.    Sers.,  York   1916.      A  Coalition 
Liberal;   has  sat  for  N.   Div.  of  Leeds  since  Dec.  14th,   1918. 
Residences- C^rkon  Hill,  Spennymoor ;  48,  St.  George's  Road,  S.W.i. 


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SIR  ARTHUR  FELL  (Great  Yarmouth). 

Arthur  Fell,  son  of  the  late  Alfred  Fell,  of  Hillside,  Blackheath, 
S.E.;  /^.  Aug.  7th,  1850;  ed.  at  St.  John's  Coll.  Oxford  (B.  A.  1871,  M.A.  1874): 
m.  1st,  1877,  Annie,  da.  of  Baron  von  Rosenberg,  of  Dresden ;  2ndly,  1900, 
Matilda,  da.  of  John  Wortabet,  M.D.,  of  Edinburgh ;  admitted  Solicitor  1874, 
but  retired  1906 ;  formerly  a  partner  in  the  firm  of  Hare  and  Fell,  Agents  to 
the  Treasury  Solicitors ;  author  of  numerous  books  and  pamphlets  against  the 
system  of  Free  Trade  in  England  ;  is  Chm.  of  Parliamentary  Channel  Tunnel 
Committee;  Knt.  1918.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  has  sat  for  Great 
Yarmouth  since  Jan.   i6th,   1906. 

Residence — Lauriston   House,   Winnbledon  Comnicn,    S.W.        Club — Carlton. 


H.  FILDES  (Stockport). 

Henry  Fildes,  son  of  Henry  Fildes,  of  Stockport;  b.  1870: 
;//.  1899,  a  da.  of  A.  P.  Garland,  of  Blackburn;  a  J. P.  for  Blackburn,  and 
engaged  in  the  Cotton  Industry.  A  Coaition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  Stockport 
since  March  27th,  1920. 

Residence — Summer  Hill,  Macclesfield. 


S.  FINNEY  (Stoke-on  Trent.  Burslem  DivlBion). 

Samuel  Finney;  /;.  1857  :  ;//.  1884;  is  a  J. P.  and  an  Alderman 
of  Stoke-on-Trent;  was  Pres.  N.  Staffordshire  Miners'  Federation  1889-1912, 
since  when  he  has  been  Sec.  and  Agent.  A  Labour  Member ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Hanleyjuly  1912;  sat  for  N.-W.  Div.  of  Staffordshire  Jan.  1916  to 
Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Burslem  Div.  of  Stoke-on-Trent  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Addresses — House  of  Commons,  Westminster,  S.W.i ;  Miners'  Hall,  Burslem. 


RIGHT  HON.  H.  A.  L.  FISHER  (Durham,  Victoria  (Manchester),  Liverpool 
Leeds,  Sheffield,  Birmingham,  and  Bristol  Univs.). 

Herbert  Albert  Laurens  Fisher,  F.C,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Herbert  William  Fisher  ;  b.  March  21st,  1865  ;  ed.  at  Winchester,  at  Oxford, 
Paris,  and  Gottingen  Univs.  ;  Hon.  LL.D.,  Edinburgh  1914  and  Camb.  1920, 
Hon.  D.Litt.,  Sheffield  1918,  and  Durham  and  Manchester  1919  :  w.  1899, 
Lettice,  da.  of  Sir  Courtenay  Peregrine  Ilbert,  G.C.B.,  K.C.S.I.,  CLE.  ;  is  a 
British  Representative  at  League  of  Nations  Assembly,  a  F.R.  S.,  and  a  Fellow 
of  New  Coll.,  Oxford  (sometime  Tutor),  and  of  British  Acad.  ;  appointed 
Vice-Chancellor  of  Sheffield  Univ.  1912,  a  Trustee  of  British  Museum  1915, 
and  Pres.  of  Board  of  Education  Dec.  1916  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet  since 
Oct.  1918)  ;  P.C.  1916.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  Hallam  Div.  of  Sheffield  Dec. 
1916  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Durham,  Victoria  (Manchester),  Liverpool, 
Leeds,  Sheffield,  Birmingham,  and  Bristol  Univs.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences— 2^,  Ashley  Gardens,  S.W.i  ;  Thursley,  Godalming.        Club — Athenaeum. 


T.  D.  FITZGERALD  (Dublin  Co.,  Pembroke  Division).! 

Thomas  Desmond  Fitzgerald  (a  native  of  co.  Kerry) ;  b.  18 — ; 
sometime  in  Dublin  Gen.  Post  Office  ;  is  Sec.  for  Propaganda  in  Dail  Eireann. 
A  Sinn  F^in  Member ;  elected  for  Pembroke  Div.  of  co.  Dublin  Dec.  14th, 
1918,  and  for  Dublin  Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 


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CAPT.  THE  HON.  E.  A.  FITZROY  (Northamptonsliire,  Daventry  Division). 

Edward  Algernon  Fitzroy,  second 
son  of  3rd  Baron  Southampton,  by  Ismania 
Catherine,    KA.,    da.   of  the   late  Walter 
Nugent,  a  Baron  of  the  Austrian  Empire  ; 
6.  July  24th,  1869  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Roy. 
Mil.  Coll.,  Sandhurst :  fn.  1891,  Muriel,  da. 
of  the  late  Lieut. -Col.   the  Hon.  Archibald 
Charles  Henry  Douglas- Pennant ;  formerly 
a    Page   of  Honour   to    H.M.  ;    Capt.   ist 
Life   Guards,   and    a  J.  P.,  a  D.L.,  and  a 
County  Councillor  (Crick  Div.)  for  North- 
amptonshire ;  European  Wari9i4-i6  (wounded).     A  Coalition  Conservative; 
sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Northamptonshire  Oct.   1900  to  Jan.    1906,  and  Jan.   1910 
to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Daventry  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence— Vox  Hill,  West  Haddon,  Rugby.        Clubs — Carlton,  Guards'. 


SIR  J.  FORTESCUE  FLANNERY,  Bt.  (Essex,  Maldon  DiTision). 

James  Fortescue  Flannery,  ist 
Baronet,  son  of  Capt.  John  Flannery,  of  Egre- 
mont,  Cheshire,  by  Elizabeth,  da.  of  James 
Kerr,  of  Dromore,  Stranraer,  N.B.  ;  b.  Dec. 
1 6th,  1851  ;  ed.  at  Liverpool  Science  School  : 
in.  1882,  Edith  Mary  Emma,  da.  of  Osborn 
Jenkyn,  of  VVoodside,  Ealing  Common  ;  is  a 
Consulting  Engineer,  a  M.LC.E.,  Chm.  of 
Flannery,  Baggallay  and  Johnson  (Limited), 
consulting  engineers,  of  London,  Liverpool,  and 
Rotterdam,  a  J.  P.  for  cos.  London,  Surrey,  Essex, 
and  Kent,  a  Director  of  Barclay's  Bank  (Limited), 
a  Lieut,  for  City  of  London,  a  Member  of  Roy. 
Dockyard  Committee  on  Labour,  Past  Pres.  ot 
Institute  of  Marine  Engineers  and  of  So.  of 
Consulting  Marine  Engineers,  Lord  of  the 
Manor  of  Wethersfield,  and  patron  of  one  living; 
was  a  British  Commr.  to  Brussels  International 
Exhibition  1897  ;  sometime  Examiner  in  En- 
gineering to  City  of  London  Coll.  ;  knighted 
1899  ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1 904.   A  Coalition  Unionist ; 

sat  for  Shipley  Div.  of  N.  Part  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  July  1895  to  Jan. 

1906  (when  he  unsuccessfully  contested  Cardiff  Dist.),  and  for  E.,  or  Maldon, 

Div.  of  Essex  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  re-elected  for  Maldon  Div.  thereof  Dec. 

14th,  1918. 

Residences— s,  Somers  Place,  Hyde  Park,  W.  ;   Wethersfield  Manor,  Essex.         Clubs— 
Carlton    Reform   S.ivage. 


P.  J.  FORD  (Edintourgli,  North  Division). 

Patrick  Johnston  Ford,  son  of  James  Ford,  of  Edinburgh,  by 
Agnes  Campbell,  da.  of  Alexander  Cassels,  W.S.  ;  b.  March  5th,  1880  ;  Advo- 
cate Scotland  1907  ;  is  a  Member  of  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers  (King's  Body  Guard 
for  Scotland).  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Edinburgh, 
E.  Div.  April  1509  and  Jan.  1910,  and  Inverness  Dist.  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for 
Edinburgh,  N.  Div.,  since  April  9th,  1920. 

Residences— 1,,  Moray  Place,  Edinburgh ;  Westerdunes,  North  Berwick  ;  i6,  Berkeley 
Square,  W.i. 


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SIR  HENRY  FOREMAN  (Hammersmith,  North  Division). 

Henry  Foreman,  O.B.E.,  son  of  George  Foreman,  of  Ken- 
sington, W.  ;  b.  l8 —  :  /«.  1st,  1873,  a  da.  of  W.  Howe  ;  2ndly,  T901,  a  da.  of 
A.  J.  Randall,  of  Kensington,  W.  ;  was  Mayor  of  Hammersmith  1913-20  ; 
Hon.  Col.  and  Founder  20th  London  Cadet  Corps,  and  Chm.  and  Hon. 
Comdt.  Hammersmith  Div.  Red  Cross  So.,  and  a  J. P.  for  co.  London  ;  raised 
140th  Heavy  Battery  R.G.A.  and  40th  Div.  Ammunition  Column  during  Euro- 
pean War  ;  also  fully  equipped  and  presented  to  War  Office  (on  loan)  Parkside 
Orthopaedic  Hospital  for  Wounded  Officers;  O.B.E.  1918,  Knt.  1921.  A 
Coalition  Conservative ;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Hammersmith  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residences — 2,  Prince  of  Wales  Terrace, W.8  ;  2,  Eastern  Terrace,  King's  Cliff,  Brighton. 

rORESTIER-WALKER  [see  Walker]. 

W.  FORREST  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Pontefract  Division). 
Walter  Forrest,  son  of  Sir  William  Forrest,  of  Aldingham, 
Roundhay,  Leeds  ;  b.  July  28th,  1869;  ed.  at  Turton  Hall  Coll.,  Gildersome, 
Yorkshire  :  m.  ist,  1890,  Kate,  who  d.  1913,  da.  of  James  Stillings,  J.P.,  of 
Radcliffe,  Pudsey  ;  2ndly,  1915,  Mary,  widow  of  J.  W.  MacDufif,  of  Sheffield  ; 
is  a  J. P.  for  Pudsey  (Mayor  1909-12),  and  a  Director  of  several  cos.  A 
Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding,  Pontefract  Div.  since 
Sept.  6th,  1919. 

Residences  — i,  Cardinal  Mansions,  Carlisle  Place,  S.W.i  ;  Jeffries,  Cote,  Harrogate. 


LIEUT.-COL.  G.  R.  LANE-FOX  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Barkston  Ash  Division). 

George  Richard  Lane-Fox, el.  son 
ofthelateJamesThomas  Richard  Lane-Fox, 
of  Bramham  Park,  Yorkshire,  by  Lucy 
Frances  Jane,  da.  of  the  late  Humphrey 
St.  John-Mildmay,  M.P. ;  b.  Dec.  15th, 
1870;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  New  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  Honours,  2nd  class  Liters 
Humaniores  and  Modern  History  1893): 
VI.  1903,  the  Hon.  Mary  Agnes  Emily 
Wood,  da.  of  2nd  Viscount  Halifax  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1895 ;  is  a  D.L.  for  co. 
Leitrim,  Lieut. -Col.  Comdg.  Yorkshire 
Hussars,  and  a  J.  P.  and  a  County  Alder- 
man for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire;  appointed 
a  Parliamentary  Charity  Commr.  1921  ; 
served  during  European  War  1914-17 
(wounded).  A  Conservative ;  sat  for  Barkston  Ash  Div.  of  E.  Part  of 
W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918,  having  been  defeated  there 
Oct.  1905  ;  re-elected  for  Barkston  Ash  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Bramham  Park,  Boston  Spa,  Yorkshire.      Clubs — Turf,  Carlton,  Bachelors'. 


CAPT.  C.  T.  FOXCROFT  (Bath). 

Charles  Talbot  Foxcroft,  son  of  E.  T.  D.  Foxcroft,  J. P.,  D.L., 
of  Hinton  Charterhouse  ;  /-'.  Nov.  25th,  1868 ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Magdalen 
Coll.,  Oxford;  S.  Africa  1S99-1902,  European  War  1914-16  as  Capt.  2/4th 
Somerset  L.L,  and  on  Staff  in  India;  was  Assist.  Adj.  Bath  Vol.  1916-19. 
A  Coalition  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Somerset,  Frome  Div.  Jan. 
1906,  and  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910 ;  has  sat  for  Bath  since  Oct.  15th,  1918. 

Rest,  ence — 'Linton  House,  Hinton  Charterhouse,  Bath.        Clubs — Carlton,  Windham. 


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LIEUT.  G.  A.  FRANCE  (Batley  and  Morley). 

Gerald  Ashburner  France,  son  of  James  Ashburner  France, 
of  Tynemouth,  Northumberland,  by  Martha,  da.  of  Richard  Appleton,  of 
Yarm,  Yorkshire;  b.  Aug.  4th,  1870 ;  ed.  privately:  m.  1898,  Hilda  May, 
da.  of  Thomas  Hudson  Bainbridge,  of  Eshott,  Northumberland  ;  is  a  partner 
in  the  firm  of  J.  A.  France  and  Son,  agents  and  importers  of  10,  Bigg 
Market,  Newcastle-on-Tyne  and  London,  a  J. P.  and  a  County  Alderman 
for  Northumberland,  Hon.  Lieut.  Roy.  Naval  Vol.  Reserve,  and  Chm.  of 
Northumberland  Insurance  Committee  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec. 
(unpaid)  to  Pres.  of  Board  of  Trade  1916.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  Morley  Div. 
of  S.  Part  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for 
Batley  and  Morley  Dec.  I4lh,  1918. 

Residence — Newbiggen    Hill,  Newcastle-on-Tyne.     C/«/^.r— Reform,  National  Liberal. 


MAJOR  SIR  KEITH  A.  FRASER,  Bt.  (Leicestershire,  Harborough  Division). 

Keith  Alexander  Frasp:r,  5th 
Baronet,  son  of  the  late  Lieut. -Gen.  James 
Keith  Fraser,  C.ALG.,  by  Amelia  Alice,  da.  of 
the  late  Hon.  Humble  Dudley  Ward  ;  b.  Dec. 
24th,  1867  :  VI.  1910,  Lady  Dorothy  Coven- 
try, da.  of  9th  Earl  of  Coventry ;  formerly 
Capt.  7th  Hussars;  nowMajorT.F.  ;  served 
in  S.  Africa  1896-7  (medal),  and  in  Mashona- 
land  1897  (clasp).  A  Coalition  Unionist  ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Caithness-shire  Jan. 
1906,  and  Leicestershire,  W.,  or  Bosworth, 
I  am  ready.  T>'\s.  Jan  1910  ;  has  sat  for  Harborough  Div. 

of  Leicestershire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Seat — Inverinate  Ross-shire.       Residences — 59,  Sloane  Street,  S.W. ;   Carlton  Curlieu 

Hall,  Leicester.         C/j<i5j— Carlton,  Naval  and  Military,  Turf. 


LIEUT.-COL  F.  E.  FREMANTLE  (Hertfordshire,  St.  Albans  Division). 

Francis  Edward  Fremantle,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Very 
Rev.  the  Hon.  William  Henry  Fremantle,  2nd  son  of  ist  Baron  Cottesloe, 
by  Isabella  Maria,  who  d.  1901,  da.  of  Sir  Culling  Eardley,  Bt.  {ext.)\  b. 
May  29th,  1872  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1894,  M.A., 
M.B.  1899,  M.Ch.  1903);  M.U.C.P.  1899,  D.P.H.  1902,  F.R.C.S.  1903, 
F.R.C.P.  1910:  m.  1905,  Dorothy  Marion  Travers,  only  da.  of  Henry  Joseph 
Chinnery,  J. P.,  of  Fringford  Manor,  Bicester  ;  is  Lieut. -Col.  (T.D.)  R.A.M.C. 
(T.A.),  Consulting  Med.  Officer  of  Health  for  Hertfordshire,  Chm.  of 
Housing  Committee,  and  a  County  Councillor  for  London,  Dulwich  Div.  ; 
was  a  Member  of  Midwives  Act  (1902)  Committee  ;  S.  Africa  1899- 1900 
as  Civil  Surg,  attached  to  Roy.  Army  Med.  Corps,  Russo-Japanese  War 
1904  as  War  Correspondent  in  Manchuria,  European  War  1915-19  (O.B.E.). 
A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Hertfordshire,  St.  Albans  Div.,  since 
Dec.   loth,   1919. 

A'«/rff«<:f— Bedwell  Park,  Hatfield,  Herts.         Clubs— (Zzx\\.ox\,  Union,  Cavendish. 


S.  GALBRAITH  (Durham  Co.,  Spennymoor  Division). 

Samuel  Galbraith,  O.B.E.,  son  of  Samuel  Galbraith  ;  b.  1853  : 
tn.  1886,  Helen  King  Petty  ;  for  over  20  years  a  Check-weigher  ;  was  Agent 
to  Durham  Miners'  Asso.  1900-1915  ;  is  a  County  Alderman  for  Durham,  and 
a  J. P.  ;  O.B.E.  1917.  A  Liberal  ^nd  Labotir  Member ;  sat  for  Mid  Div.  of 
Durham  Co.  April  1915  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Spennymoor  Div.  thereof 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

■Residence— i,  The  Avenue,  Durham. 


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P.  P.  GALUGAN  (Cavan  Co.,  West  DivlslonV: 
Peter  Paul  Galligan  ;  b.  1 8 — .    A  Sinti  Fein  Member ;  elected 

for    W.   Div.  of  Cavan  Co.   Dec.    4th,    19 18,    and    for    Cavan    Co.    in    S. 

Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Druminalaragh,  Ballinae;h,  co.  Cavan. 


E.  S.  GANGE  (Bristol,  North  DiviBlon). 

Edwin  Stanley  Gange,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  E.  G.  Gange ; 
b.  1871  ;  ed.  in  Bristol  :  m.  1895,  Alice,  da.  of  Henry  Denning,  of  Bristol  ; 
is  a  merchant,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Bristol.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for 
N.  Div.  of  Bristol  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— StoV^  Bishop,  Bristol,  Somerset.  C/w/'j-— National  Liberal  (London), 
Liberal  (Bristol). 


CAPT.  SIR  F.  JOHN  C.  GANZONI  (Ipswich). 

Francis  John  Childs  Ganzoni,  only  son  of  Julius  Charles 
Ganzoni ;  b.  1882;  ed.  at  Tonbridge  Sch.,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1904, 
M.A.  1906);  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1906;  Capt.  4th  Batn.  Suffolk  Regt.,  and 
a  F.R.G.S.  ;  European  War  1914-18  in  France  ;  Knt.  1921.  A  Coalition 
Conservative ;  has  sat  for  Ipswich  since  May  23rd,  1914- 

Residences — 7,  Prince's  Gardens,  S.\V.7  ;  San  Remo,  Hove,  Sussex.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Boodle's,  St.  Stephen's. 


J.  GARDINER  (Perthshire  and  Kinross,  Kinross  and  Western  Division^. 

James  Gardiner,  son  of  John  Gardiner,  of  Eastmill;  b.  i860; 
ed.  at  Morrison's  Acad.,  Crieff:  m.  1887,  Elizabeth,  who  d.  1921,  da.  of 
John  Christie,  of  Ruthenvale  ;  is  a  farmer,  a  Director  of  Scottish  Chamber 
of  Agriculture,  and  a  J. P.  for  Perthshire.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for 
Kinross  and  W.  Div.  of  Perthshire  and  Kinross-shire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — Dargill,  Crieflf.      Clubs — National  Liberal  (Edinburgh),  Liberal  (Glasgow). 


£.  GARDNER  (Berkshire,  Windsor  Division). 

Ernest  Gardner,  3rd  son  of  Joseph  Goodwin  Gardner,  of 
Havering.  Essex;  b.  1846:  ;//.  ist,  1878,  Mary,  who  d.  1903,  da.  of  William 
Peto,  of  Cookham,  Berks  ;  2ndly,  1910,  Amy  Inglis,  da.  of  Lieut. -Gen.  James 
Wimburn  Laurie,  C.B.,  D.C.L.,  of  47,  Porchester  Terrace,  W.,  and  Oakfield, 
Nova  Scotia  ;  is  an  Agriculturist,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Berks.  A  Coalition  Con- 
servative; sat  for  E.,  or  Wokingham,  Div.  of  Berkshire  July  1901  to  Nov. 
1918  ;  elected  for  Windsor  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — Spencers,  Maidenhead,  Berks. 


SIR  JAMES  T.  AGG-GARDNER  (Cheltenham). 

James  Tynte  Agg-Gardner,  son  of  the  late  James  Agg-Gardner, 
of  Hadley  House,  Cheltenham,  by  Eulalie  Emily  Hopkyns,  who  d.  1901, 
da.  of  the  late  K.  Northey,  of  Oving  House,  Bucks ;  b.  Nov.  25th,  1846  ;  ed. 
at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1873  ;  is  a  J.  P.  and 
a  County  Alderman  for  Gloucestershire,  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Cheltenham 
(Mayor  1909-10  and  191 2- 13),  and  first  Freeman  of  the  Borough,  and  Chm. 
of  House  of  Commons  Kitchen  Committee ;  Knt.  1916.  A  Coalition  Con- 
servative ;    unsuccessfully  contested  Cheltenham  1868  ;   sat  for  that  Borough 


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Feb.  1874  to  Feb.  1880:  defeated  there  1880  and  1906;  re-elected  Nov.  24th, 
1885,  July  2nd,  1886,  July  4th,  1892,  Sept.  29th,  1900,  April  28th,  191 1, 
and  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Cheltenham.        Clubs — Carhon,  St.  James's,  Garrick,  Conservative. 

GASCOYNE-CECIL  [see  CecU]. 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  ERIC  C.  GEDDES  (Cambridge). 

Eric  Campbell  Geddes,  P.C,  G  C.B.,  G.B.E.,  el.  son  of  the 
late  Auckland  Geddes,  of  Edinburgh  ;  b.  Sept.  26th,  1875  ;  ed.  at  Merchiston, 
and  at  Oxford  Mil.  Coll.  ;  Hon.  LL.D  Sheffield  :  ;«.  1900,  Gwendolen,  da.  of 
the  Rev.  Arthur  Stokes;  12  years  on  American  and  Indian  Railways;  was 
Dep.  Gen.  Manager  N.-E.  Railway  1911-19,  Dep.  Director-Gen.  of  Munitions 
Supply  1915-16,  Director-Gen.  of  Mil  Railways  War  Office,  Director-Gen.  of 
Transportation  in  France,  and  Inspector-Gen  of  Transportation  for  all  theatres 
of  War  1916-17  (despatches  twice,  K.C.B.,  Grand  Officer  of  Legion  of  Honour, 
Com.  Order  of  Leopold  of  Belgium,  Croix  de  Guerre  Beige),  Controller  and 
Lord  Commr.  of  Admiralty  May  to  July  1917,  with  temporary  rank  of  Hon. 
Vice-Adm.,  and  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  July  191 7  to  Jan.  1919  ;  appointed 
Cabinet  Min.  to  co-ordinate  Demobilization  work  Dec.  1918,  Cabinet  Min. 
without  Portfolio  Jan.  1919,  Min.  of  Transport  Aug.  1919  (with  a  seat  in 
the  Cabinet),  and  Chm.  of  Committee  on  National  Expenditure  Aug.  1921  ;  is 
Hon.  Maj.-Gen.  ;  Knt.  1916,  K.C.B.  (Mil.)  1917,  P.C.  and  G.B.E.  (Civil) 
1917,  G.C.B.  (Civil)  1919.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Cambridge 
since  July  25th,  1917. 

Residence — 12A,  Manchester  Square,  W.         Clubs — Murlborough,  Windham,  Carlton. 


CAPT.  R.  GEE  (Woolwich,  East  Division). 

Robert  Gee,  V.C,  M.C,  son  of  Robert  Gee,  of  Leicester; 
b.  1876:  in.  1902,  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Peter  Dixon,  of  Brampton,  Huntingdon- 
shire; entered  Roy.  Fusiliers  as  Private,  and  is  Capt.  Roy.  W.  Kent  Regt. 
Reserve  ;  European  War  1914-19  in  Gallipoli,  Egypt,  and  France  with  Roy. 
Fusiliers  (wounded,  promoted  commissioned  lank,  despatches  thrice,  escaped 
prisoner,  V.C,  M.C.).  A.  Coalition  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Consett  Div.  of  Durham  Co.  Dec.  1918;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Woolwich 
since  March  2nd,  192 1. 

Resideficc — 7,  Manor  Road,  Upper  Twickenham. 


RIGHT  HON.  D.  LLOYD  GEORGE  (Caxnarvon). 

David  Lloyd  George,  F.C,  O.M..,  son  of  the  late  William 
George,  of  Bulford,  Pembrokeshire,  by  Elizabeth,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  David 
Lloyd,  Baptist  Minister  of  Llanystumdwy,  Carnarvonshire  ;  b.  Jan.  17th,  1863  ; 
ed.  at  Llanystumdwy  National  Schs.,  and  privately  ;  Hon.  D.C.L.  Oxford  and 
Durham,  and  Hon.  LL.D.  Wales  1908,  Glasgow  1917,  Edinburgh  1918,  Cam- 
bridge 1920,  Birmingham  1921,  Hon.  D.Litt.  Sheffield  1910,  and  Hon.  Fellow, 
Jesus  Coll.,  Oxford  1910,  Member  of  St.  Luke  Acad.,  Rome  1918:  ///.  1888, 
Dame  Margaret,  G.B.E.,/.P.,  da.  of  Richard  Owen,  of  Criccieth ;  admitted 
a  Solicitor  1884  ;  sometime  a  partner  in  the  legal  firm  of  Lloyd  George  and 
George,  solicitors,  of  Criccieth  ;  is  a  J.  P.  and  a  County  Alderman  for  Carnar- 
vonshire, and  Chancellor  of  Welsh  Priory,  and  a  Knight  of  Grace  of  Order  of 
St.  John  ;  appointed  Pres.  of  the  Board  of  Trade  Dec.  1905,  Chancellor  of 
the  Exchequer  April  1908,  and  a  Treasury  Commr.  191 1,  Min.  of  Munitions 
May  1915  (also  Member  of  Cabinet  War  Council),  Sec.  of  State  for  War  and 
Member  of  Army  Council  July  1916,  and  Prime  Min.  and  First  Lord  of  the 
Treasury  Dec.  1916  (with  a  scat  in  the  War  Cabinet  Dec.  1916-Oct.  1919)  ; 
has  been  Constable  of  Carnarvon  Castle  since  1908  ;  elected  Pres.  of  Glad- 


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stone  League  1910,  and  Lord  Rector  of  Edinburgh  Univ.  1920;  Ch.  British 
Representative  at  Peace  Conference  1919;  P.C.  1905,  O.M.  (also  1914-15 
star  and  both  War  Medals,  Grand  Cordon  of  Legion  of  Honour,  Grand 
Cross  of  Order  of  St.  Maurice  and  St.  Lazarus  of  Italy)  1919.  A  Coalition 
Liberal  {Welsh  Nationalist)  ;  has  sat  for  Carnarvon  since  April  loth,  1890. 

Residences — Chequers  Court,  Princes  Risborough,  Bucks  ;  10,  Downing  Street,  S.W.  ; 
Brynawelon,  Criccieth.         C/?<^i— National  Liberal,  Athenaeum,  United  Service. 


Residences — 22, 
Carlton,  Arthur's. 


LIEUT.-COL.  G.  A.  GIBBS  (Bristol,  West  Division). 

George  Abraham  Gibbs,  el.  son  of 
the  late  Antony  Gibbs,  of  Tyntesfield,  Somer- 
set, and  16,  Hyde  Park  Gardens,  W.,  by  Janet 
Louisa,  da.  of  John  Merivale,  Senior  Registrar 
of  Court  of  Chancery  ;  b.  July  6th,  1873  ;  ed. 
at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A.  18— 
M.A.  18—):  m.  1901,  Victoria  Florence  de 
Burgh,  C.B.E.,  who  d.  1920.  el.  da.  of  1st 
Viscount  Long  of  Wraxall,  P.C. ;  served  with 
Imperial  Yeo.  in  South  Africa  1900  (medal 
with  four  clasps)  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Somer- 
set, Hon.  Lieut,  in  the  Army,  Provincial  Grand 
Master  of  Bristol  Freemasons,  and  Lieut. - 
Col.  N.  Somerset  Yeo.  ;  appointed  Assist. 
Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Sec  of  State 
for  the  Colonies  (Rt.  Hon.  W.  H.  Long, 
P.C,  M.P.)  a  Govt.  Whip  in  House  of  Com- 
mons 1917,  and  Treasurer  of  H.M.'s  House- 
hold April  192 1.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has 
sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Bristol  since  Jan.  15th,  1906. 
Belgrave  Square,  S.W.  ;    Tyntesfield,  Wraxall,  Somerset.         Clubs — 


J.  D.  GILBERT  (Southwark,  Central  Division). 

James  Daniel  Gilbert,  el.  son  of  the  late  James  Gilbert,  of 

Newington  ;  b.  Feb.  Sfh,  1864  :  in.  18 — ,  Lucy,  who  d.  1921.  da.  of ; 

is  a  J. P.,  a  D.L  ,  and  a  County  Councillor  for  London  (Central  Southwark 
Div.),  a  Member  of  its  Territorial  Force  Asso.,  and  a  Member  of  Thames 
Conservancy  and  of  Port  of  London  Authority  (Chm.  Stores  Committee)  ; 
was  Chm.  London  County  Council  Fire  Brigade  Committee  1900-1902,  Rivers 
Committee  1903-6,  and  Gen.  Purposes  Committee  1906-7;  appointed  a  Mem- 
ber of  Select  Committee  of  Transport  1918,  Chm.  London  Liberal  M.P.'s 
Committee,  and  a  Member  of  Select  Committee  on  London  Traffic  1919. 
A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Newington  Jan.  1916  to  Nov.  1918  ; 
elected  for  Central  Div.  of  Southwark  Dec.  14th,  191&. 

Residence  —21,  Kennington  Terrace,  S.E.        Cljib — National  Liberal. 


W.  GILLIS  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Penistone  Division). 

William  Gillis,  son  of  William  Gillis,  R.N.  (ist  class  Petty 
Officer);  b.  Nov.  loth,  1859:  m.  18—;  a  Colliery  Checkweighman,  a 
Member  of  Executive  of  Yorkshire  Miners'  Federation,  and  a  Couniy  Alderman 
for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire.  A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Yorkshire,  W. 
Riding,  Penistone  Div.,  since  March  5th,  1921. 

Residence — 35,  Chapel  Street,  Hoyland  Common,  near  Barnsley. 


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MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT, 


LIEUT. -COL.  SIR  JOHN  GILMOUR,  Bt.  (Glasgow,  FoUok  Division). 

John  GihMOUR,D.S.O.,2ndBaro/iet, 
el.  surviving  son  of  Sir  John  Gilmour,  1st 
Bt.,  of  Montrave,  Leven,  Fifeshire,  by  Hen- 
rietta, da.  of  David  Gilmour,  of  Quebec, 
Canada;  6.  May  27th,  1876;  ed.  at  Trin. 
Hall,  Camb. :  m.  ist,  1902,  Mary  Louise, 
who  d.  1919,  da.  of  the  late  Edward  Tiley 
Lambert,  J. P.,  of  Telham  Court,  Battle, 
Sussex  ;  2ndly,  192c,  Violet  Agnes,  da.  of  the 
late  Edward  Tiley  Lambert,  J. P.  (ante);  is 
Hon.  Capt.  in  the  Army,  and  Lieut.-Col.  Yeo. ; 
has  been  a  Director  of  Caledonian  Railway  Co.; 
S.  Africa  1900-1902,  with  6th  Batn.  Imperial 
Yeo.  (despatches  twice),  Gallipoli,  Egypt,  and 
Palestine  1915-17  (wounded,  D.S.O.  with 
Bar)  ;  appointed  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Trea- 
sury April  1921  ;  D.S.O.  (with  Bar)  1918.  A 
Coalieion  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Fifeshire,  E.  Div.  Jan.  1906 ;  sat  for  E.  Div.  of 
Renfrewshire  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected 
for  Glasgow,  Pollok  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Seat — Montrave,  Leven,  Fifeshire.  Tmun  Residence— 6,  Cadogan  Square,  S.W.i. 

L.  GINNELL  (Westmeath).: 

Laurence  Ginnell,  son  of  Laurence  Ginnell,  of  Delvin,  West- 
meath, by  Mary,  da.  of  Patrick  Monaghan  ;  b.  1854  ;  self-educated  :  tn.  1902, 
Alice,  da.  of  James  King,  J. P.,  of  Kilbride,  Mullingar ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1893,  and  King's  Inn,  Dublin  1906  ;  is  one  of  the  founders  of  the  Irish 
Literary  So.  (London),  and  an  Hon.  Treasurer  of  Sinn  Fein  ;  author  of  "  The 
Brehon  Laws,"  "  Doubtful  Grant  of  Ireland,"  "Land  and  Liberty,"  etc.  A 
Sinn  Fein  Member;  sat  for  N.  \Vestmeath  Div.  of  Westmeath  co.  Jan.  1906 
to  Nov.  1918,  having  been  defeated  there  Oct.  1900  :  re-elected  for  West- 
meath Dec.  14th,  1918  ;  elected  for  Longford  and  Westmeath  Cos.  in  S. 
Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 31,  Newbridge  Avenue,  Sandymount,  Dublin. 

H.  J.  GLANVILLE  (Benuondsey,  West  Division). 
Harold  James  Glanville,  son  of  the  late  James  Glanville, 
chartered  accountant,  of  Great  St.  Helen's,  E.G.  ;  b.  June  5th,  1854;  ed.  at 
Deptford  Gram.  Sch.  :  w.  ist,  1881,  Hannah  EUzabeth,  who  d.  1891,  da.  of 
James  Abbott,  of  Bermondsey,  S.E.  ;  2nd,  1918,  Bertha,  widow  of  Primrose 
Blair  Nimno,  of  ProckJey,  S.E.  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  London,  and  head  of  the  firm 
of  James  Abbott  and  Co.,  mill  furnishers,  of  Bermondsey,  S.E. ;  12  years  a 
County  Councillor  for  London ;  was  a  Member  of  Metropolitan  Water  Board 
1905-11.  A  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested  Rotherhithe  Div.  of  South- 
wark  1892;  sat  for  Bermondsey  Div.  of  Southwark  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ; 
elected  for  W.  Div.  of  Bermondsey  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— 1%,  Slaithwaite  Road,  Lewisham,  S.E.     C/k/J— National  Liberal. 

MAJOR  R.  Q.  C.  GLTN  (Stirlingshire  and  Clackmannanshire,  Clackmannan 
and  Eastern  Division). 

Ralph  George  Campbell  Glyn,  M.C..>  son 
of  the  Rt.  Rev.  the  Hon.  Edward  Carr  Glyn,  D.D. 
(formerly  Bishop  of  Peterborough),  of  Scaynes  Hill, 
Sussex,  by  Lady  Mary  Emma  Campbell,  da.  of  8th  Duke 
of  Argyll  ;  b.  March  3rd,  1884  ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at 
R.M.C.  :  vt.  1921,  the  Hon.  Sibell,  O.B.E.,  da.  of  2nd 
Baron  Derwent,  and  widow  of  Lieut.-Col.  Walter  Long, 
C.M.G.,  D.S.O.,  Dragoons;  joined  Rifle  Brig.  1904; 
now  Major  ;  European  War  1914-16  (despatches  thrice, 
M.C.,  Legion  of  Honour,  American  D.S.M.,  Russian 
Order  of  St.  Anne,  Serbian  Order  of  White  Eagle).     A 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  63 

Coalition  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Elginshire  and  Nairnshire  Jan. 
1910,  S.  Div.  of  Edinburgh  April  1910,  ard  College  Div.  of  Glasgow  Dec. 
1910;  elected  for  Clackmannan  and  E.  Div.  of  Stirlingshire  and  Clackmannan- 
shire Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 55,  Seymour  Street,  W.  ;  Alloa,  Scotland  ;  Scaynes  Hill,  Sussex.  Clubs 
— United  Service,  \.,ariion.  Beefsteak. 

SIR  PARK  GOFF  (Yorkshire,  North  Riding,  Cleveland  Division). 

Park  GoFF,  son  of  the  late  Coi,  Bruce  Goff,  M.D.,  J. P.,  D.L., 
of  Bothwell ;  b.  Feb.  12th,  1871  ;  ed.  at  Marlborough,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1892,  M.A.  and  B.C.L.  1895)  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1895  ;  was 
Gold  Staff  Officer  at  Coronations  of  King  Edward  VII.  and  King  George  V. ; 
has  been  an  Hon.  King's  Messenger  since  1914  ;  is  a  J. P.,  a  Member  of 
British  Council  of  Olympic  Games,  Hon.  Registrar  Imperial  So.  of  Knights 
Bachelor,  and  Chm.  United  Club  ;  appointed  Assist.  Parliamentary  Private 
Sec.  to  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  Feb.  19 19,  a  Member  of  Select  Com- 
mittee on  London  Traffic  191 9,  and  Chm.  Private  Bill  Committee  192 1  ; 
served  as  a  Member  of  Paris  Parliamentary  Conference  1920,  Lisbon  Parlia- 
mentary Conference  192 1,  and  Stockholm  Inter-Parliamentary  Union  Con- 
terence  1921  ;  Knt.  1918.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Lanarkshire,  N.-E.  Div.  March  191 1  ;  has  sat  for  Cleveland  Div.  of  N.  Riding 
of  Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 15A,  Arlington  Street,  S.W.  ;  Bothwell,  Scotland.  C/«^j— Carlton,  Junior 
Carlton,  Constitutional,  Marlborough,  St.  Stephen's,  Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Royal  Auto- 
mobile. 

CAPT.  THE  HON.  W.  G.  A.  ORMSBYGORE  (Staflfordshire, 

Stafford  Division). 

William  George  Arthur  Ormsby-Gore,  el. 

son  of  3rd  Baron  Harlech,  of  Brogyntyn,  Oswestry, 

Derrycarne,  co.    Leitrim,  and   Glyn,    Merionethshire, 

by  Lady  Margaret  Ethel  Gordon,  da.  of  loth  Marquess 

of  Huntly  ;  b.  April  nth,  1885  ;    ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 

New  Coll.,  Oxford  Univ.  (B.A.  1908):  m.  1913,  Lady 

Beatrice   Edith    Mildred   Gascoyne-Cecil,   da.    of  4th 

Marquess  of  Salisbury,  of  Hattield  House,   Hatfield, 

Herts,    Manor    House,    Cranborne,    Dorset,    and    20, 

Arlington   Street,  S.W.  ;   is   Capt.    Territorial    Force 

Reserve,    and    a    J. P.    and   D.L.    for    co.    Leitrim ; 

served      as      Staff-Capt.     in     Egypt,     Arabia,     and 

Palestine,  and  as  Assist.  Sec.  to  War  Cabinet  during 

European  War ;  appointed  a  Member  of  Permanent  Mandates  Commn.  of 

League  of  Nations  1921.     A  Conservative;   sat  for  Denbigh  Dist.  Jan.  1910 

to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Stafford  Div.  of  Staffordshire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 5,  Mansfield  Street,  W.  ;  Derrycarne,  Dromond,  co.  Leitrim.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Shropshire  County. 

J.  C.  GOULD  (Cardiff,  Central  Division). 

James  Childs  Gould,  son  of  Richard  Gould,  of  Huish,  Devon  ; 
b.  Dec.  9th,  1882;  ed.  at  Higher  Grade  Sch.,  Cardiff:  m.  1908,  May  B. 
Flagg,  of  Grand  Manan,  New  Brunswick  ;  is  a  Shipbuilder,  Shipowner,  Coal 
Exporter,  and  Merchant,  Gov.  Director  and  Chm.  of  Gould's  Steamships  and 
Industrials  (Limited),  J.  C.  and  W.  T.  Gould  and  Co.  (Limited),  Richardson, 
Duck  and  Co.  (Limited),  of  Stockton-on-Tees,  Blair  and  Co.,  of  Stockton-on- 
Tees,  Hatherleigh  Investment  Trust  (Limited),  and  Western  Alliance  Re- 
insurance Co.  (Limited),  a  Director  of  some  20  Cos.,  a  Member  of  Lloyds,  a 
Freeman  of  Loriners  and  Wheelwrights  Cos.,  and  a  Gov.  of  King  Edward  VII. 
and  Prince  of  Wales  Hospitals  (Cardiff) ;  was  a  Member  of  Cardiff  City  Council 
1917-18.  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Central  Div.  of  Cardiff  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residences— ^o.  Park  Lane,  W.  ;  Ty-lo-Maen,  St.  Mellons,  Monmouthshire.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Constitutional,  Junior  Constitutional,  Devonshire,  St.  Stephen's. 


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MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  EDWARD  A.  GOULDINO,  Bt.  (Worcester). 

Edward  Alfred  Goulding,  P.C.,  ist 
Baronet,  second  son  of  the  late  William  Gould- 
ing, D.L.,  sometime  M.P.  for  Cork,  by  Maria 
Heath,  da.  of  Edward  Manders,  of  Dublin  ; 
b.  Nov,  5th,  1863  ;  ed.  privately,  at  Clifton, 
and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb.  ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1887  ;  was  Pres.  of  Cambridge  Union 
1885  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  London  (Member  of 
County  Council  1895-1901),  a  D.L.  for  co. 
Cork,  and  Chm.  of  Constitutional  Club ;  cr.  a 
Baronet  191 5,  and  P.C.  1918.  A  Coalition 
Conservative ;  sat  for  E.,  or  Devizes,  Div.  of 
Wilts  July  1895  to  Jan.  1906,  when  he  un- 
successfully contested  Central  Div.  of  Finsbury  ; 
has  sat  for  Worcester  since  Feb.  7th,  1908. 


Residence — Wargrave  Hall,  Berks. 
Constitutional,  Marlborough. 


Clubs — Carlton 


D.  M.  GRAHAM  (Lanarkshire,  Hamilton  Division). 

Duncan  MacGregor  Gr.\ham,  son  of  Malcolm  Graham ;  b.  1867  ; 
is  a  Member  of  Executive  of  Scottish  Miners'  Union  (Political  Organiser 
1908-18).  A  Laboui-  Member;  has  sat  for  Hamilton  Div.  of  Lanarkshire 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residettce—'Lo-K  Waters,  Hamilton,  Lanark. 

R.  GRAHAM  (Nelson  and  Colne) 
Robinson  Graham  ;  dJ.  18 — .     A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for 
Nelson  and  Colne  since  June  17th,  1920. 
Residence — 96,  Gainsborough  Avenue,  Burnley. 

W.  GRAHAM  (Edinburgh,  Central  Division). 

William  Graham,  son  of  George  Graham,  by  his  wife,  Jessie  ; 
t>.  July  29th,  1887;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  1915,  LL.B.  1917) : 
m.  1 919,  Ethel  Margaret,  da.  of  H  B  Dobson,  of  Harrogate  ;  sometime 
Chm.  of  Edinburgh  Disablement  Committee,  Chm.  Industrial  Fatigue  Research 
Board,  A'^ice-Chm.  Edinburgh  Advisory  Committee  on  Juvenile  Employment, 
and  a  Member  of  George  Heriot's  Trust  ;  wps  Lecturer  on  Economics  to 
Edinburgh  Workers'  Educational  Asso.  1915-18,  and  a  Member  of  Edinburgh 
City  Council  1913-19,  and  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  Income  Tax  1919.  A  Labour 
Member;  has  sat  for  Central  Div.  of  Edinburgh  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 10$,  Sunny  Gardens,  Hendon.  N.W.4  ;  79,  Gilmore  Place,  Edinburgh. 


J.  A.  GRANT  (Cumberland,  WMtebaven  Division). 

James  Augustus  Grant,  son  of  the  late  Col.  James  Augustus 
Grant,  C.B.,  by  Margaret,  da.  of  Andrew  Laurie;  b.  1867;  ed.  at  Oxford 
Univ.  :  ni.  1896,  Nina  Frances,  da.  of  the  late  Arthur  Challis  Kennard  ; 
is  a  D.L.  for  Nairnshire,  and  a  J. P.  for  Cumberland;  was  Private  Sec.  to 
Rt.  Hon.  Gerald  Balfour,  P.C,  1895,  and  Registrar  of  Roy.  Coll.  of  Art 
1889- 1904.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  unsuccessfully  contested  Elgin  Dist. 
1892,  and  Banffshire  1893,  1895,  ^"^  1906  ;  sat  for  W.,  or  Egremont,  Div. 
of  Cumberland  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  Whitehaven  Div.  of 
Cumberland  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 22,  Eaton  Place,  S.W.i  ;  Househill,  Nairn.        C/«^.r— Carlton,  Boodle's. 


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MAJOR  E.  GRAY  (AccringtOU). 

Ernest  Gray,  son  of  William  Gray;  b.  Aug.  27th,  1857;  ed. 
at  Public  Elementary  Sch.,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Battersea  ;  Hon.  M.A. 
Oxford  1894;  an  Officer  de  I'lnstruction  Publique  (France):  m.  1883,  Florence 
Caroline,  da.  of  Joseph  Garside ;  formerly  a  Schoolmaster  and  Science 
Lecturer;  a  County  Councillor  for  London  (Vice-Chm.  1915);  formerly  Major 
6th  Batn.  Essex  Regt. ;  sometime  a  Member  of  Consultative  Committee  of 
Board  of  Education  ;  is  Joint  Editor  of  the  Red  Code  and  other  educational 
works  of  reference,  Sec.  to  Educational  Committee  of  the  National  Union  of 
Teachers,  of  which  he  is  a  Past  Pres.  A  Coalition  Conservative ;  sat  for  N. 
Div.  of  West  Ham  July  1895  to  Jan.  1906  (defeated  there  Jan.  1906  and  Jan. 
1910) ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Lancashire  (N.E.)  Accrington  Div.  Dec.  1910; 
elected  for  Accrington  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— \o^,  Tulse  Hill,  S.W.  2.        Clubs — Carlton,  Junior  Constitutional. 


LIEUT.-COL.  SIR  HENRY  M.  GRAYSON,  Bt.  (Birkenhead,  West  Division). 

Henry  Mu]leneuxGRAYSON,7^.^.i5^., 
1st  Baronet,  son  of  Henry  Holdrege  Grayson, 
J.  P. ;  l>.  June  26th,  1865  ;  ed.  at  Winchester  : 
ni.  18 — ,  Dora  Beatrice  Harrington  ;  is  Hon. 
Lieut-Col.  R.M.,  Chm.  of  H.  and  C.  Grayson 
(Limited),  shipbuilders,  of  Clover,  Clayton 
and  Co.  (Limited),  and  of  Kymo  Ship- 
building Co.  (Limited),  a  Director  of  City 
Equitable  Fire  Insurance  Co.  (Limited),  of 
Eveleigh  Nash  and  Grayson  (Limited), 
and  of  North  of  Ireland  Shipbuilding  Co. 
(Limited),  a  Com.  of  Order  of  Crown  of 
Italy,  an  Officer  of  Legion  of  Honour,  and 
Com.  of  Order  of  Leopold  of  Belgium ; 
Director  of  Ship  Repairs,  Admiralty  (Hon.) 
1917-18,  High  Sheriff  of  Anglesey  1917-18, 
and  Pres.  of  Asso.  of  J^anca-itrians  in  Lon- 
don 1921-2;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  and  K.B.E. 
(Civil)  1920,  and  a  Baronet  1922.  A  Coali- 
tion Unionist ;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Birken- 
head since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residences— 100,  Lancaster  Gate,  Hyde  Park,  W.2  ;  Ravens  Point,  Holyhead. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Union,  Conservative  (Liverpool). 


SIR  PHILIP  LLOYD  GREAME  (Middlesex,  Hendon  Division). 

Philip  Lloyd-Greame,  K.B.E. ,  M.C,  son  of  Lieut.-Col.  Y.  G, 
Lloyd-Greame,  of  Sewerby  House,  Bridlington  ;  b.  May  ist,  1884  ;  ed.  at 
Winchester,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1905);  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1908:  m.  1912,  Mary,  da.  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Ingram  William  Boynton  ; 
Major  in  the  Army;  European  War  1914-19  (M.C.)  ;  was  Joint  Sec.  Ministry 
of  National  Ser.  1917-18  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of  Trade 
Aug.  1920,  and  Additional  Under  Sec.  of  .State  for  Foreign  Affairs  and 
Additional  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of  Trade  (Director  of  Qverseas 
Trade)  April  192 1 ;  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  P\.  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat"  for 
Hendon  Div.  of  Middlesex  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 8,  Wetherby  Place,  .S.W.7.        Clubs — Carlton,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

A.  GREEN  (Derby). 

Albert  Green,  son  of  Joseph  Green;  b.  Nov.  3rd,  1874:  m. 
1900;  is  a  silk  trimmings  manufacturer,  and  an  Alderman  of  Derby  (Mayor 
1915).     An  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Derby  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — The  Knoll,  Normanton,  Derby. 

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MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


J.  F.  GREEN  (Leicester,  West  Division). 

Joseph  Frederick  Green,  son  of  the  late  Joseph  Edwin  Green, 
J. P.,  an  Underwriter  of  Lloyd's,  of  Great  Totham,  Essex,  by  Hannah  Rosa 
Green,  of  Birch  Grove,  Acton,  W. ;  b.  July  Sth,  1855;  ^^-  ^^  Islington  Pro- 
prietary Sch.,  at  St.  Mary  Hall,  Oxford,  and  at  King's  Coll.,  London  :  m. 
1898,  Lizzie,  da.  of  the  late  William  Claydon  ;  is  a  Member  of  English 
Positivist  Committee  and  Chm.  of  Executive  of  National  Democratic  Party 
(British  Workers'  League) ;  was  Curate  of  St.  Mary's,  Tothill  Fields,  West- 
minster 1880-86,  and  Sec.  to  International  Arbitration  Asso.  1886-1917; 
appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Transport  1920.  A  Coalition 
National  Democrat ;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Leicester  since  Dec.  14th,  191 8. 

Residence — 32,  Upper  Mall,  Hammersmith,  W.6. 


LIEUT. -COL.  SIR  (W.)  RAYMOND  GREENE,  Bt.  (Hackney,  North  Division). 

(Walter)  Raymond  Greene,  D.S.O.,  2nd 
Baronet,  el.  son  of  Sir  Edward  Walter  Greene,  ist  Bt., 
of  Nether  Hall,  Suffolk,  by  Annie  Elizabeth,  da.  of 
the  late  Rev.  Charles  S.  Royds,  R.  of  Houghton, 
Staffordshire,  and  Preb.  of  Lichfield  ;  b.  Aug.  4th,  1869  ; 
ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1890); 
is  Lieut. -Col.  Territorial  Force  Reserve,  and  a  J. P.  for 
.Suffolk ;  formerly  Lieut.-Col.  Comdg.  Loyal  Suffolk 
Hussars  Yeo. ;  was  a  County  Councillor  of  London, 
N.  Hackney  Div.  1907-10  (Chm.  of  its  Housing  of 
Working  Classes  Committee  1909-10)  ;  served  in  S. 
Africa  1900,  with  Imperial  Yeo.,  and  during  European 
War  1914-15  as  Capt.  Lancers  (wounded,  despatches, 
D.S.O.);  D.S.O.  1916.  A  Coalition  Conservative; 
sat  for  W.,  or  Chesterton,  Div.  of  Cambridgeshi'-e 
July  1895  to  Jan.  1906,  when  he  was  defeated  ;    has  sat 

for  N.  Div.  of  Hackney  since  Jan.  19th,  1910. 

Residences — 31,  St.  James's   Place,   S.W.  ;    Burrough-on-the-Hill,    Melton    Mowbray. 

C/«*j— Carlton,  Turf,  White's. 


Non  sine  numine. 


LIEUT.  COL.  THE  RIGHT  HON.  SIR  HAMAR  GREENWOOD,  Bt.  (Sunderland). 

Hamar  Greenwood,  F.C,  K.C,  ist 
Baronet,  son  of  the  late  John  Hamar  Greenwood, 
Bar.-at-law,  of  Spencer  House,  Whitby,  Canada,  by 
his  wife,  Charlotte  Churchill  Hubbard,  and  grand- 
son of  William  Greenwood,  of  Llanbister,  Radnor- 
shire; ^.  Feb.  7th,  1870;  ed.  at  Public  Sch.,  Whitby, 
Canada,  and  at  Toronto  Univ.  (B.A.  1895):  m. 
191 1,  Dame  Margery,  D.B.E.,  da.  of  Walter 
Spencer,  of  Fownhope  Court,  Herefordshire ; 
formerly  an  Officer  in  Canadian  Mil.,  and  some- 
time in  Depart,  of  Agriculture,  Ontario  ;  Bar. 
Gray's  Inn  1906,  and  New  Brunswick  (Canada)  and 
Australia  1913,  a  Bencher  Gray's  Inn  1917,  and 
K.C.  1919  ;  joined  Canadian  Army  1886  ;  became 
Lieut.  1st  King  Edward's  Horse  1902,  and  Was 
Capt.  1905-12  ;  appointed  Capt.  Gen.  Reserve  of 
Officers  1913,  to  Special  Duty,  Depart,  of  Recruit- 
ing, War  Office  Aug.  19 14,  and  Lieut.-Col.  Dec. 
1914 ;  raised  and  commanded  at  the  Front  loth  Batn.  S.  Wales  Borderers 
1915  ;  \yas  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  the  Colonies 
(W.  L. 'Spencer-Churchill,  M.P.)  March  1906-8,  and  to  Pres.  of  Board  of 
Trade  (Rt.  Hon.  W.  L.  Spencer-Churchill,  M.P.)  1908-10,  and  a  D.A.A.G. 
at  War  Office  Feb.  to  Aug.  1916;  appointed  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  Home 


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Depart.  Jan.  1919,  Additional  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  Foreign  Depart.,  and 
Additional  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of  Trade  (Depart,  of  Overseas  Trade) 
July  1919,  and  Ch.  Sec.  for  Ireland  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet)  April  1920  ;  is 
Chancellor  of  the  Order  of  St.  Patrick,  and  Lieut. -Col.  Reserve  of  Officers; 
author  of  "  Ca,nada  as  an  Imperial  Factor";  cr.  a  Baronet  1915,  and  P.C. 
(Ireland  and  England)  1920.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat  (as  Senior  Member) 
for  York  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910,  when  he  was  defeated;  has  sat  (Senior 
Member)  for  Sunderland  since  Dec.  5th,  19 10. 

Residences— Gi\e.l  Secretary's  Lodge,   Phoenix  Park,  Dublin ;    2,  Wetherby  Gardens, 
S.W-s.        Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal,  British  Empire,  West  India. 


W.  GREENWOOD  (Stockport). 
William  Greenwood,  son  of  Edmund  Greenwood;  b.  1875: 
m.  1900,  E.  M.  Whittaker.     A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Stockport  since 
March  27th,  1920. 

Residence — 35,  Belgrave  Road,  Oldham. 


SIR  HARRY  GREER  (Somerset,  Wells  Division). 

Harry  Greer,  3rd  son  of  the  late  William  Greer,  of  Dundalk, 
CO.  Louth  ;  b.  1874:  m.  1906,  Marguerite  Charlotte,  2nd  da.  of  Louis  Roche, 
of  Emperor's  Gate,  S.W. ;  Founder  (formerly  Chm.)  of  H.  and  W.  Greer 
(Limited) ;  is  a  Managing  Director  of  Mercantile  Marine  Finance  Corporation 
(Limited),  and  Chm.  of  Lord  Roberts  Memorial  Workshops  (London)  and 
of  Board  of  Trade  Committee  on  Merchandise  Marks  Act.  ;  has  travelled 
extensively;  Knt.  1922.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  sat  for  Clapham  Div.  of 
Battersea  and  Clapham  June  1918  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Wells  Div.  of 
Somerset  Dec.  I4lh,  1918. 

Residences— 6$,  Sloane  Street,  S.W.i ;  Happidais,  Walton-on-the-Hill,  Surrey.  Clubs 
— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton. 


H.  H.  GREGORT  (Derbyshire,  Southern  Division). 

Henry  Holman  Gregory,  K.C,  son  of  H.  T.  Gregory,  of 
Bath;  b.  June  30th,  1864:  m.  1891,  Ada,  3rd  da.  of  Mark  Whitwill,  of 
Bristol;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1897,  ^  K.C.  1910,  and  a  Bencher  1920; 
joined  W.  Circuit ;  is  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar ;  appointed 
Recorder  of  Bath  Aug.  1916.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  S.  Div.  of 
Derbyshire  since  Dec.  14th,  19 18. 

Residence — 37,  St.  James's  Place,  S.W.       C/iajnbers—2,  Hare  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 


COL.  SIR  JAMES  W.  GREIG  (Renfrewshire,  Western  Division;. 

James  William  Greig,  C.B.,K.C.,  son  of  the  late  John  Borthwick 
Greig,  W.S.,  of  18,  Abingdon  Street,  Westminster,  S.W. ,  by  Mary,  el.  da.  of 
William  Grant  of  Madeira ;  b.  Jan.  31st,  1859  5  ^^-  ^^  Univ.  Coll.  Sch.  and 
Univ.  Coll.,  London,  and  in  Paris  ;  B.A.  and  LL.B.,  London  Univ.  :  m. 
18—,  Jeannie,  da.  of  Capt.  Edward  Brown,  of  Salem,  U.S.A. ;  Bar.  Lincoln's 
Inn  1882,  a  K.C.  1913,  and  a  Bencher  1917  ;  sometime  Lieut. -Col,  and  Hon. 
Col.  Comdg.  London  Scottish  Batns.  London  Regt.  (V.D.) ;  appointed 
Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  for  Scotland  March  191 7  and  Jan.  1919  ; 
author  of  several  legal  works;  C.B.  (Civil)  1911,  Knt.  1921.  A  Liberal ;  has 
sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Renfrewshire  since  Jan.  21st,  1910. 

Residence— ^1,  Carlisle  Mansions,  Carlisle  Place,  Westminster,  S.W.        Chambers — 3, 
New  Square,  Lincoln's  Inn,  W.C.        C/«i5f— Caledonian,  Liberal  (Glasgow). 


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COL.  J.  GRETTON  (StaffordslilTe,  Burton  DivlBion). 

John  Gretton,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the  late 
John  Gretton,  of  Burton-on-Trent,  and  66,  Ennismore 
Gardens,  S.W.  ;  b.  Sept.  ist,  1867  ;  ed.  at  Harrow  : 
;;/.  1900,  the  Hon.  Maud  Helen  Eveleigh-de-Moleyns, 
da.  of  4th  Baron  Ventry ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Derbyshire 
and  Leicestershire,  Chm.  of  Bass,  Ratcliff,  and 
Gretton  (Limited),  brewers,  of  Burton-on-Trent, 
Lieut. -Col.  Reserve  of  Officers,  and  Hon.  Col.  (V.D.) 
6th  Batn.  Prince  of  Wales's  (N.  Staffordshire  Regt.)  ; 
C.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919.  An  Independent  Unionist;  sat 
for  8.  Div.  of  Derbyshire  July  1895  to  Jan.  1906 
(when  he  was  defeated),  and  for  Rutland  June  1907 
to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Staffordshire,  Burton  Div. 
Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences — 35,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.i;  Stapleford  Park, 
Mehon  Mowbray.         Clubs — Marlborough,  Carlton,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron. 


A.  QRIFFITH  (Cavan  Co.,  East  Division,  and  Tyrone  Co.,  North -West  Division).! 

Arthur  Griffith,  son  of  Arthur  Griffith,  a  printer;  b.  1872; 
in  early  life  a  Compositor ;  Founder  of  the  Sinn  Fein  Movement  (Acting 
Pres.  1919-21)  ;  became  Sec.  for  Foreign  Affairs  in  Dail  Eireann  1921,  and 
Pres.  Jan.  1922  ;  has  been  editor  of  several  Sinn  Fein  publications.  A  Sitin 
FHn  Member;  elected  for  E.  Div.  of  Cavan  Co.  June  1918  and  Dec.  4th, 
1918,  also  for  N.-W.  Div.  of  Tyrone  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918;  also  for  Ferma- 
nagh and  Tyrone  Cos.  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  and  for  Cavan  Co.  in  S. 
Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 122,  St.  Lawrence  Road,  Clontarf,  co.  Dublin. 

T.  GRIFFITHS  (Monmouthshire,  Pontypool  Division). 

Thomas  Griffiths  ;  b.  1867  :  ;;/.  1901,  Mary  Elizabeth,  da. 
of  Dr.  Morgan,  of  Neath  ;  is  Sec.  of  S.  Wales  Branch  of  Steelsmelters' 
Union,  and  a  Labour  Whip.  A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Pontypool 
Div.  of  Monmouthshire  since  Dec.  14th,  19 18. 

Reside/ue — 45,  Lewis  Road,  Neath. 


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LIEUT.-COL.  SIR  JOHN  NORTON-GRIFFITHS  (Wandsworth,  Central  Division). 

John  Norton-Griffiths,  K.C.B.,  jD.S.O., 

son  of  the  late  John  Griffiths,  of  Brecon  ;  b.  July  13th, 
1871  ;  ed.  privately  :  ni.  1901,  Gwladys,  da.  of  the 
late  Thomas  Wood  (of  Browning,  Wood  and  Fox)  ;  is 
Governing  Director  of  Norton  Griffiths  and  Co.,  public 
works  contractors  and  engineers ;  served  in  Matabele- 
Mashona  War  1896-7,  in  command  of  Scouts  (de- 
spatches thrice),  in  British  S.  African  Police,  and 
during  S.  African  War,  first  in  Colonial  Div,  and  after- 
wards as  Capt.  and  Adj.  Lord  Roberts'  Body  Guard, 
Head  Quarters  Staff;  during  European  War  1914-16, 
raised  a  Special  Cav.  Regiment,  and  subsequently 
on  Staff  of  Engineer-in-Ch.  to  organise  Tunnelling 
Corps  R.E. ,  with  rank  of  Lieut. -Col.  (despatches  thrice, 
D.S.O.);  went  on  Special  Mission  to  Roumania  in 
connection  with  Oil  and  Corn  Stores  1916  (Com.  of 
Grand  Star  of  Roumania,  3rd  class  St.  Vladimir 
Order,  Officer  of  Legion  of  Honour)  ;  assumed  by  deed 
poll  1917  the  additional  surname  of  Norton;  D.S.O. 
1916,  K.C.B.  (Civil)    1917.     A  Conservative;   sat  for 


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Wednesbury  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Central  Div.  of  Wandsworth 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Hesidences—Wonham    Manor,    Betchworth,    Surrey.        Office— j„    Central    Buildings, 
Westminster,  S.W.i.        Clubs— CaxXlon,  Junior  Carlton,  Bath,  Royal  Automobile. 


W.  G.  HOWARD  6BITTEN  (Tlie  Hartlepools). 

William  George  Howard  Gritten,  son  of  William  and  Annie 
Howard  Gritten  ;  b.  Feb.  7th,  1870  ;  ed.  at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford  (Classical 
Scholar  and  Exhibitioner,  Honours  Classical  Mods,  and  Lit.  Hum.,  B.A. 
1893,  M.A.  1896)  :  m.  1918,  Helena  Blanche  Paget,  widow  of  the  late  Com. 
—  Webb,  R.N. ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1899  ;  has  travelled  extensively  ;  author 
of  numerous  political  writings  and  a  frequent  contributor  to  Magazines  and 
Press.  An  Independent  Tory ;  has  sat  for  the  Hartlepools  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918,  having  unsuccessfully  contested  it  Jan.,  June,  and  Dec.  1910. 

Clubs — Carlton,  Royal  Automobile,  igoo. 

T.  W.  GRUNDT  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Rother  Valley  Division). 

Thomas  Walter  Grundy  ;  b.  i8 —  ;  is  one  of  the  officials  of  the 
Yorkshire  Miners'  Asso.  ;  sometime  a  Town  Councillor  for  Rotherham.  A 
Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Rother  Valley  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 15,  Clifton  Bank,  Rotherham. 

CAPT.  THE  RIGHT  HON.  F.  E.  GUEST  (Dorsetsbire,  Eastern  Division). 

Frederick  Edward  Guest,  P.C.,  C.B.E., 
D.S.O.,  son  of  1st  Baron  Wimborne,  of  Canford  Manor, 
Wimborne,  Branksome  Dene,  Bournemouth,  and  Wim- 
borne House,  22,  Arlington  Street,  S.W.,  by  Lady  Cor- 
nelia Henrietta  Maria  Spencer-Churchill,  da.  of  7th  Duke 
ofMarlborough;^.  June  14th,  1875;  ^^-  at  Winchester :  m. 
1905,  Amy,  da.  of  Henry  Phipps  ;  formerly  Capt.  ist  Life 
Guards ;  White  Nile  I9(X)  (despatches),  S.  Africa  1901-2 
(Queen's  medal  with  five  clasps),  European  War  1914- 
17  as  an  Extra  A.D.C.  to  Com.-inCh.  in  France,  and 
afterwards  in  German  E.  Africa  (despatches.  Legion  of 
Honour) ;  appointed  Assist.  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to 
Ferro  non  gladio.  Rt.  Hon.  W.  L.  Spencer-Churchill,  M.P.  (when  Under 
Sec,  of  State  for  the  Colonies)  1907  and  (when  Pres.  of  Board  of  Trade)  1908, 
and  (when  Sec.  of  State  for  Home  Depart.)  1910,  a  Junior  Lord  of  the 
Treasury  April  191 1,  Treasurer  of  H.M.'s  Household  Feb.  1912,  Joint  Parlia- 
mentary (Patronage)  Sec.  to  the  Treasury  1917,  and  again  Jan.  I919,  and 
Sec.  of  State  for  Air  (without  seat  in  the  Cabinet)  April  192 1  ;  D.S.O.  191 7, 
C.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919,  P.C.  1920.  K  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested  Stafford- 
shire, Kingswinford  Div.  Jan.  1906,  Cumberland,  Cockermouth  Div.  Aug. 
1906,  and  Lincolnshire,  N.  Lindsey,  or  Brigg,  Div.  Feb.  1907 ;  elected 
for  E.  Div.  of  Dorsetshire  Jan.  27th,  1910,  but  was  unseated  on  petition; 
re-elected  Dec.  13th,  1910,  April  29th,  191 1,  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  April 
i6th,  1921. 

Residence — Templeton  House,  Roehampton.        Clubs — Turf,  Reform. 


J.  GUEST  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Hemsworth  Division). 

John  Guest,  son  of  George  Guest;  b.  Sept,  1866;  is  Vice- 
Pres.  Yorkshire  Miners'  Asso,  and  a  County  Alderman  for  W.  Riding  of 
Yorkshire.  A  Labour  Member  ;  has  sat  for  Hemsworth  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of 
Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — The  Elders,  South  Hundley,  near  Bamsley. 


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MAJOR  THE  HON.  0.  M.  GUEST  (Leicestershire,  Loughlaorougb  Division). 
Oscar  Montague  Guest,  5th  son  of  ist 
Baron  Wimborne,  of  Ashby  St.  Ledgers,  Rugby,  and 
Wimborne  House,  22,  Arlington  Street,  Piccadilly, 
S.W.,  by  Lady  Cornelia  Henrietta  Maria  Spencer- 
Churchill,  da.  of  7th  Duke  of  Marlborough  ;  b.  Aug, 
24th.  1888  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1910) ; 
is  Capt.  Yeo.,  a  Major  R.A.F.  ;  European  War 
1914-18  as  Major  R.A.F.  (wounded).  A  Coalition 
Liberal;  has  sat  for  Loughborough  Div.  of  Leices- 
tershire since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
ResiJeiice—i2,  Upper  Brook  Street,  W.t. 

LIEUT.-COL.  THE  HON.  WALTER  E.  GUINNESS' ( West  Suffollc, 
Bury  St.  Edmunds  Division). 

Walter  Edward  Guinness,  D.S.O.,  3rd  son 
of  1st  Earl  of  Iveagh ;  b.  March  29th,  1880 ;  ed.  at 
Eton  :  m.  1903,  Lady  Evelyn  Hilda  Stuart  Erskine, 
da.  of  14th  Earl  of  Buchan  ;  Lieut.-Col.  (T.D  )  T.F. 
Reserve  (formerly  Suffolk  Yeo.),  and  a  J. P.  for  Suffolk  ; 
was  a  Member  of  London  County  Council  1907-10 ; 
S.  Africa  1900- 1901,  as  Capt.  44th  Squadron  Im- 
perial Yeo.  (wounded,  despatches,  medal  with  four 
clasps),  European  War  1914-18,  in  Gallipoli,  Egypt, 
and  France,  Comdg.  a  Batn.  and  as  Brig.-Major  and 
Gen.  Staff  Officer  (despatches  thrice,  D.SO.  with  Bar, 
Officer  of  Crown  of  Roumania) ;  D.S.O.  1917  (Bar 
1918).  A  Coalition  Conservative;  unsuccessfully  con- 
tested Suffolk,  N.-W.,  or  Stbwmarket,  Div.  Jan.  1906  ; 

sat  for  Bury  St.  Edmunds  Aug.  1907  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  W.  Suffolk, 

Bury  St.  Edmunds  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences — 11,  Grosvenor  Place,  S.W. ;    Knockmaroon,  Castleknock,  co.  Dublin  ;  The 

Manor  House,  Bury  St.  Edmunds.        Clubs — Carlton,  Kildare  Street,  Bachelors'. 


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R.  S.  GWTNNE  (East  Sussex,  Eastbourne  Division). 

Rupert  Sackville  Gwynne,  son  of  the  late  James  Eglinton 
Anderson  Gwynne,  of  Folkington  Manor,  Sussex,  by  his  wife  Mary  Earle 
Purvis;  b.  Aug.  2nd,  1873  5  ^^-  *t  Shrewsbury  Sch.,  and  at  Pembroke  Coll., 
Camb.  (B.A.  1895)  =  *"■  '905.  the  Hon.  Stella  Ridley,  da.  of  1st  Viscount 
Ridley  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1898  ;  is  a  Member  of  E.  Sussex  County  Council, 
and  a  J. P.  for  Sussex.  A  Conservative;  sat  for  S.,  or  Eastbourne,  Div.  of 
Sussex  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  E.  Sussex,  Eastbourne  Div. 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— ny,  Catherine  Street,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W. ;  Wootton  Manor,  Polegate, 
Sussex.        C/«^j— Bachelors',  Carlton. 


CAFT.  D.  H.  HACKING  (Lancashire,  Cliorley  Division). 

Douglas  Hewitt  Hacking,  O.B.E.,  son  of  J.  Hacking,  J.P.,  and 
County  Councillor  ;  b.  Aug.  4th,  1884 :  m.  1909,  Margery  Allen,  el.  da.  of 
H.  H.  Bolton,  J. P.,  of  Newchurch-in-Rosendale  ;  sometime  Capt.  E.  Lanca- 
shire Regt. ;  has  been  Chni.  of  Rishton  Urban  Council,  and  Vice-Chm. 
Accrington  (Ilonservative  Party  Executive  ;  European  War  1914-18  (despatches, 
O.B.E. );  appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Pensions  1919, 
at  Admiralty  1920,  and  to  Sec.  of  State  for  War  1921  ;  O.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919. 
A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Chorley  Division  of  Lancashire  since  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residence— iZ,  Chapel  Street,  S.W.i.        C/k*x— Constitutional,  St.  Stephen's. 


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A.  HAILWOOD  (Manchester,  Ardwlck  Division). 

Augustine  Hailwood,  son  of  the  late  James  Hailwood,  of 
Manchester;  b.  Dec.  iitli,  1875  ;  ed.  by  Xaverian  Brothers  at  Manchester: 
m.  1908,  Mary  Hilda,  da.  of  the  late  Francis  Amiel,  of  Manchester  ;  is  a 
wholesale  baker,  a  Gov.  of  St.  Bede's  Coll.,  Manchester,  and  a  J. P.  for  Man- 
chester. A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Ardwick  Div.  of  Manchester  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Struan,  Lindow  Common,  Wilmslow.        C/w^— Constitutional. 


CAFT.  SIR  DOUGLAS  B.  HALL,  Bt.  (Isle  of  Wight). 

Douglas  Bernard  Hall,  ist  Baro- 
net, son  of  the  late  Bernard  Hall,  J. P., 
of  Burton  Park,  Petworth,  Sussex,  by 
Margaret,  da.  of  William  Calrow,  J. P., 
D.L.  ;  l>.  Dec.  29th,  1866 ;  ed.  at  Charter- 
house, and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  :  »/.  1890, 
Caroline,  only  da.  of  T.  J.  Montgomery, 
of  Larchmont  Manor,  New  York  Slate, 
U.S.A.;  isCapt.  R.E.,Lord  of  the  Manors 
of  Barlavington,  Burton,  and  Crouch,  and 
a  J.  P.  for  Sussex  (High  Sheriff  1907) ;  cr. 
a  Baronet  19 19.  A  Conservative  ;  unsuc- 
cessfully contested  Penryn  and  Falmouth 
Jan.  1906  ;  has  sat  for  Isle  of  Wight  since 
Jan.  2ist,  1910. 

Resilience— 'The  Castle  Priory,  Wallingford, 
Berks.  Town   Residence — 10,  Cado^an  Gar- 

dens, S.W.        C/K/'J-Carlton,  Boodle's,  White's. 


F.  HALL  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Normantou  Division). 

Frederick  Hall,  son  of  the  late  John  Hall;  b.  1855  •  '''•  i^78> 
Ann  Maria,  da.  of  William  Edwards  ;  in  early  life  worked  in  Aldwarke 
Main  Colliery,  Rotherham  ;  sometime  Agent  (formerly  Sec.  and  Treasurer)  of 
Yorkshire  Miners'  Asso. ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  a  Labour  Whip, 
and  Grand  Master  of  British  United  Order  of  Oddfellows.  A  Labour  Member; 
sat  for  Normanton  Div.  of  S.  Part  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Nov.  1905  to 
Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding,  Normanton  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — 26,  Victoria  Road,  Barnsley. 

UEUT.-COL.  SIR  FREDERICK  HALL  (Camberwell,  Dulwich  Division). 

Frederick  Hall,  K.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  son  of  Herbert  Hall;  b.  Oct. 
7th,  1864:  w.  1892,  Annie  Ellen,  da.  of  Henry  Hall,  M.D.,  of  Plaistow  ; 
is  Lieut.-Col.  R.F.A.,  a  Director  of  Robert  (Gardner,  Mountain  and  Co. 
(Limited),  insurance  brokers,  of  3,  Old  Broad  Street,  E.C. ,  and  a  Member 
of  Lloyd's  and  the  Baltic  ;  raised  seventeen  Batteries  of  Artillery  during  Euro- 
pean War;  D.S.O.  and  K.B.E.  1918.  A  Conservative ;  has  sat  for  Dulwich 
Div.  of  Camberwell  since  Dec.  3rd,  1910. 

Residences — 2,  Whitehall  Court,  S.W.  i  ;  Grafham  Grange,  Bramley,  Surrey.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Junior  Carlton,  Constitutional,  St.  Stephen's. 


REAR-ADM.  SIR  (W.)  REGINALD  HALL  (Liverpool,  West  Derby  Division). 

(William)  Reginald  Hall,  K.C.M.G.,  C.B.,  son  of  Capt. 
William  Henry  Hall,  R.N.,  of  Springfield,  Ross,  Herefordshire;  b.  1870; 
Hon.  LL.D.,  Camb.  1920  :  m.  1894,  Ethel  Wootton,  da.  of  Sir  William  de 


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MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


Wiveleslie  Abney,  K.C.B.,  D.C.L.,  D.Sc,  F.R.S. ;  entered  R.N.  1883,  became 
Lieut.  1890,  Com.  1901,  Capt.  1905,  and  Rear-Adm.  1917  ;  retired  1919;  was 
a  Naval  A.D.C.  to  H.M.  1916-17,  and  Director  of  Naval  Intelligence.  Ad- 
miralty War  Staflf  1914-19;  is  a  Director  of  Barclay,  Perkins  and  Co.  (Limited), 
of  Great  Eastern  Railway,  and  of  British  Baltic  Commercial  Asso.,  a  Com.  of 
Legion  of  Honour,  Order  of  Leopold  of  Belgium,  Rising  Sun  of  Japan,  and 
St.  Maurice  and  St.  Lazarus  of  Italy,  and  a  Grand  Officer  of  Crown  of  Italy  ; 
has  American  D.S.M.,  and  3rd  class  of  Order  of  Vladimir  of  Russia;  C.B. 
(Civil)  1915  ;  K.C.M.G.  1917.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Liverpool, 
W.  Derby  Div.  since  Feb.  26th,  1919. 

Residence — 27,  Cranley  Gardens,  S.  Kensington,  S.W.         Clubs — Carlton,  Travellers', 
Garrick. 


E.  HALLAS  (Birmingham,  Duddeston  Division). 

Eldred  Hallas,  son  of  Edward  Hallas,  of  Bradford;  b.  1870; 
ed.  at  Elementary  Schs.,  Yorkshire  :  m.  1892,  Clara  Bottomley,  of  Bradford  ; 
is  an  official  of  National  Union  of  Gen.  Workers  ;  sometime  a  Member  of  Bir 
mingham  Town  Council.  A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Duddeston  Div. 
of  Birmingham  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — King's  Heath,  Birmingham. 


W.  HALLS  (Lancashire,  Heyvood  and  Badcliffe  Division). 
Walter  Halls  ;  b.  18 —  ;  sometime  an  Organiser  of  Railway- 
men's  Union  and  a  Member  of  Executive  ;  is  Pres.  Nottingham  Co-operative 
So.     h  Labour  Member ;   unsuccessfully  contested  Northampton  Dec.  1918  ; 
has  sat  for  Lancashire,  Heywood  and  Radcliflfe'Div.  since  June  8th,  1921. 
Residence — 43,  Henry  Road,  West  Bridgford,  Nottingham. 


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CAPT.  A.  V.  HAMBRO  (Dorsetshire,  Southern  Division). 

Angus  Valdemar  Hambro,  son  of  Sir 
Everard  Alexander  Hambro,  K.C.V.O.,  of  Hayes 
Place,  Beckenham,  Kent,  and  Milton  Abbey,  Dorset, 
by  Gertrude  Mary,  who  d.  1905,  da.  of  the  late  Henry 
Stuart;  h.  July  8th,  1883;  ed.  at  Eton  ;  is  Capt.  Yeo. : 
m.  1st,  1907,  Rosamund  Maud,  who  d.  1914,  da.  of 
Major  Robert  W.  Kearsley,  of  Stapeley  House,  Che- 
shire ;  2ndly,  1916,  Vanda,  da.  of  St.  John  Charlton,  of 
Cholmondeley,  Malpas,  Cheshire.  A  Conservative ; 
has  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Dorsetshire  since  Jan.  21st,  1910. 

Residence—  Milton  Abbey,  Blandford. 


BIAJOR  C.  G.  C.  HAMILTON  (CheBhlre,  Altrlncham  Division). 
Collingwood  George  Clements  Hamilton,  son  of  the  late  Ven. 
George  Hans  Hamilton,  Archdeacon  of  Northumberland,  and  Canon  of 
Durham,  by  Lady  Louisa  Frances,  sister  of  4th  Earl  of  Leitrim ;  b.  Nov.  1st, 
1877  ;  ed.  at  Charterhouse  :  m.  1906,  Eleanor,  da.  of  the  late  Henry  Simon, 
of  Lawnhurst.  Didsbury;  is  an  electrical  engineer,  a  J.  P.  for  Cheshire,  and 
Major  Territorial  Force  Reserve;  appointed  Director  of  Enrolment  for 
National  Ser.   1916,  and  Controller  of  Contract  Claims,  Min.  of  Munitions 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  73 

1918  ;  was  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Min.  of  Pensions  (Rt.  Hon. 
Sir  L.  Worthington  Evans,  Bt.,  M.P.)  1919-20.  A  Conservative;  has  sat  for 
Altrincham  Div.  of  Cheshire  since  May  28th,  1913. 

Residence—^,    Lower   Sloane    Street,    S.W.i.         Clubs — Carlton,    Constitutional,    St. 
Stephen's,  Constitutional  (Manchester). 

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J.  G.  HANCOCK  (Derbyshire,  Belper  Division). 

John  George  Hancock,  el.  son  of  Joseph  Hancock,  of  Pinxton, 
Derbyshire;  b.  Oct.  15th,  1857:  ni.  1882,  Mary,  da.  of  Thomas  Hoten,  o( 
Pinxton;  is  Agent  to  Notts  Miners'  Asso.,  and  a  J. P.  for  Notts.  A  Liberal; 
sat  for  Mid  Div.  of  Derbyshire  July  1909  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Derbyshire, 
Belper  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — 315,  Nottingham  Road,  New  Basford,  Nottingham. 


G.  B.  HANNA  (Antrim  County,  East  Antrim  DiTision). 

George  Boyle  Hanna,  son  of  Robert  Hanna,  of  Ballymena,  co. 
Antrim;  b.  Dec.  17th,  1877;  is  a  Member  of  Ballymena  Urban  Dist. 
Council.  An  hidependent  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Antrim  Co.  since 
May  27th,  1919  ;  elected  for  Antrim  Co.  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence— \i,  Rosetta  Avenue,  Belfast. 


P.  J.  H.  HANNON  (Birmingham,  Moseley  Division). 

Patrick  Joseph  Henry  Hannon,  son  of  Matthew  Hannon,  by 
Catherfne,  da.  of  the  late  Patrick  Henry ;  b.  March  2nd,  1874 ;  Director  of 
British  Commonwealth  Union.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  con- 
tested Bristol,  E.  Div.  Jan.  1910;  has  sat  for  Moseley  Div.  of  Birmingham 
since  March  4th,  1921. 

Residence — 24,  Abingdon  Street,  Westminster,  S.W.        Club — Carlton. 


T.  J.  S.  HARBISON  (Tyrone  Co.,  North-East  Division). 
Thomas  James  Stanislaus  Harbison,  son  of  the  late  John 
Harbison,  of  Cookstown,  co.  Tyrone;  b.  1864  =  »^.  ist,  1892,  Elizabeth,  who 
d.  1919,  only  da.  of  the  late  Nathaniel  Maguire,  J.  P.  ;  2ndly,  1920,  Annie 
Josephine,  da.  0/  the  late  John  Beveridge,  B.L.,  Town  Clerk  of  Dublin; 
admitted  a  Solicitor  1891  ;  is  a  County  Councillor  for  co.  Tyrone.  A 
Nationalist ;  sat  for  Tyrone  Co.,  E.  Div.  April  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for 
N.-E.  Div.  of  Tyrone  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  also  for  Fermanagh  and  Tyrone 
Cos.  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  May  1921. 

Residence — Loy,  Cookstown,  co.  Tyrone.        Club — Royal  Automobile. 


HARMOOD-BANNER  [see  Banner]. 


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MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


C.  6.  HARMSW^ORTH  (BedfordsMre,  Luton  Division). 

Cecil  Bisshopp  Harmsworth,  son  of 
the  late  Alfred  Harmsworth,  Bar. -at- Law,  by 
Geraldine  Mary,  da.  of  William  Maffett,  of 
Pembroke  Place,  Dublin,  and  brother  of  ist  Vis- 
count Northcliffe  and  ist  Viscount  Rothermere ; 
b.  Sept.  28th,  1869;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin 
(B.A.  Senior  Moderator  in  Modern  Literature 
1891,  M.A.  1911):  m.  1897,  Emilie  Alberta, 
da.  of  William  Hamilton  Malifett,  Bar.-at-Law, 
of  St.  Helena,  Finglas,  co.  Dublin  ;  sometime 
a  Director  of  Amalgamated  Press  (Limited) ; 
appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid) 
to  Pres.  of  Board  of  Agriculture  and  Fisheries 
(Rt.  Hon.  W.  Runcimau,  M.P. )  191 1,  and 
Parliamentary  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  Home 
Depart.  Feb.  1915,  and  for  Foreign  Affairs 
Jan.  1919  ;  in  Prime  Min.'s  Secretariat  1917-19.  A  Liberal ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Worcestershire,  Mid,  or  Droitwich,  Div.  Oct.  1900,  and  Lanark- 
shire, N.-E.  Div.  Sept.  1901;  sat  for  Mid,  or  Droitwich,  Div.  ot  Worcester- 
shire Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910,  when  he  was  defeated,  and  for  S.,  or  Luton, 
Div.  of  Bedfordshire  July  1911  to  Nov.  1918;  re-elected  for  Luton  Div. 
thereof  Dec.   14th,   191 8. 

Residences — 28,     Montagu     Square,     W.  ;      Magdalen     House,     Henley-on-Thames. 
Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal,  Eighty. 


HON.  E.  C.  HARMSWORTH  (Kent,  Isle  of  Thanet  Division). 

Esmond  Cecil  Harmsworth,  3rd 
and  only  surviving  son  of  1st  Viscount  Rother- 
mere, of  Hemsted  Park,  Benenden,  Kent,  and 
La  Dragonniere,  Cap  Martin,  France,  by  Mary 
Lilian,  da.  of  George  Wade  Share  ;  b.  May  26th, 
1898  ;  ed.  at  Chatham  House,  Ramsgate,  and  at 
Eton:  m,  1920,  Hunam,  da,  of  the  late  William 
Redhead  ;  sometime  Capt,  R.M.A. ;  was  an 
A.D.C.  to  Prime  Min.  at  Peace  Conference, 
Paris  1919 ;  engaged  in  farming.  An  Unionist 
and  Anti-  Waste;  has  sat  for  Isle  of  Thanet  Div. 
of  Kent  since  Nov.  15th,  1919. 

Residences — 60,  Grosvenor  Street,  W. ;  Warren 
Farm,  Fairlight,  near  Hastings.    Ciub — Bachelors'. 


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SIR(R.)  LEICESTER  HARMS  WORTH,  Bt.  (Caithness-sliire  and  Sutherlandshlre). 

(Robert)  Leicester  Harmsworth,  ist 
Baronet,  4th  son  of  the  late  Alfred  Harms- 
worth,  Bar.-at-law,  by  Geraldine  Mary,  da. 
of  William  Maffett,  Bar.-at-law,  of  Pembroke 
Place,  Dublin,  and  brother  of  1st  Viscount 
Northcliffe  and  ist  Viscount  Rothermere ;  b. 
Nov.  1st,  1870  :  in.  1892,  Annie  Louise, 
el.  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Scott,  of  Wands- 
worth, S.W.,  and  Cornard,  Suffolk  ;  some- 
time a  Director  of  the  Amalgamated  Press 
(Limited) ;  cr,  a  Baronet  1918.  A  Coalition 
Liberal',  sat  for  Caithness-shire  Oct.  1900  to 
Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  Caithness-shire  and 
Sutherlandshire  Dec.   14th,   1918. 

Residence — Moray  Lodge,  Campden  Hill,  W.8. 


SIR  HENRY  P.  HARRIS  (Paddlngton,  South  Division). 

Henry  Percy  Harris,  K.B.E.^son 

of  the  late  Sir  George  David  Harris,  J. P., 

of  32,    Inverness   Terrace,    W.,    by   Eliza 

Margaret,  da.  of  the  lale  Henry  Adderley, 

of  Nassau,  Bahamas;  b.  Sept.  8th,  1856; 

ed.  at  Eton  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A. 

1880) :  ni.  1908,  Ethel  Alice  Chivers,  da. 

of    the   late    Edward   Chivers    Bower,    of 

Broxholme,    Scarborough;   Bar.    Lincoln's 

Inn  1881  ;   was  Chm.   of  London  County 

Council     1907-8,    and    of    London    War 

Pensions  Committee  1915-20 ;  is  a  J. P.  and 

D.L.  for  CO.  London;  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1917. 

A  Coalition  Conservative;  has  sat  for  S.  Div. 

of  Paddington  since  Jan.  17th,  1910. 

Residences— cjZ,  Gloucester  Terrace,  W.  ; 
Cherry  Croft,  Forest  Row,  Sussex.  (Stubs — 
Carlton,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 


V.  HARTSHORN  (Glamorganshire,  Ogmore  Division). 

Vernon  Hartshorn,  O.B.E.  ;  b.  1872  ;  formerly  a  Member 
of  Miners'  Federation  of  S.  Wales,  and  of  National  Executive  Miners'  Federa- 
tion of  Great  Britain  ;  is  a  Member  of  Coal  Mining  Organisation  Committee, 
of  Controller  of  Coal  Mines  Advisory  Board,  and  a  J.P.  ;  was  a  Member  of 
Colliery  Recruiting  Court,  S.  Wales  during  European  War;  O.B.E.  (Civil) 
1918.  A  Labour  Member ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Glamorganshire,  Mid  Div. 
March  and  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for  Ogmore  Div.  of  Glamorganshire  since  Dec. 
4th,  1918. 

Residence — Maesteg  Bridgend,  Glamorganshire. 


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L.  HASLAM  (Newport). 

Lewis  Haslam,  son  of  John  Haslam,  J. P.,  of  Gilnow  House, 
Bolton,  Lancashire,  by  Jane,  da.  of  J.  Crook,  of  White  Bank,  Bolton, 
Lancashire  ;  b.  April  25th,  1856 ;  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.  Sch.,  and  at  Univ. 
Coll.,  London  :  m.  1893,  Helen  Norma,  da.  of  Henry  Dixon,  of  Watlington, 
Oxon.  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Lancaster,  and  an  Officer  of  Order  of  Crown  of  Belgium  ; 
sometime  a  cotton  spinner.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Westhoughton  Div.  of  Lancashire  (S.-E.)  1892,  and  S.  Kesteven,  or  Stamford, 
Div.  of  Lincolnshire  1900  ;  sat  for  Monmouth  Dist.  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ; 
elected  for  Newport  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Rtsidence — 8,  Wilton  Crescent,  S.W.  Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal,  Bath,  Ranelagh. 

A.  HAYDAT  (Nottingham,  West  Division). 

Arthur  Hayday,  son  of  Thomas  Bloomfield  Hayday  ;  b.  Oct. 
24th,  1869:  twice  tn.:  is  Vice-Pres.  of  National  Union  of  Gen.  Workers  (Sec. 
for  Midland  Area),  Pres.  of  Nottingham  Trades  Council,  and  Ch.  Organiser 
for  Gen.  Labourers'  Union  in  E.  Midlands.  K  Labour  Member;  has  sat  for 
W.  Div.  of  Nottingham  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 5,  Heskey  Street,  Nottingham.  ^ 

J.  J.  HATES  (Cork  Co.,  West  Division).: 

John  J.  Hayes;  b.  18 — ;  sometime  Editor  oi  Southern  Star 
(Skibbereen).  A  Sinn  Fdin  Member  ;  elected  for  W.  Div.  of  Cork  Co.  Dec. 
4th,  1918,  also  for  Cork  Co.  (N.,  Mid,  W.,  S.  and  S.-E.)  in  S.  Parliament 
of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Skibbereen,  co  Cork. 

DR.  R.  F.  HATES  (Limerick  Co.,  East  Division).: 

Richard  Francis  Hayes,  M.D.  ;  b.  18 — ;  ed.  at  Catholic  Univ., 
Dublin  ;  sometime  a  Dispensary  Med.  Officer.  A  Sinn  Fiin  Member ;  elected 
for  E.  Div.  of  co.  Limerick  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Limerick  E.  and  City 
of  Limerick  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Thomond  House,  South  Circular  Road,  Dublin. 

BIAJOR  £.  HATWARD  (Durham,  Seaham  Division). 

Evan  Hayward,  son  of  Robert  Hayward,  of  Fishponds, 
Gloucestershire;  b.  April  2nd,  1876;  ed.  at  Wotlon-under-Edge  :  m.  1913, 
Elizabeth  M.  Bergfeldt,  of  Boston,  U.S.A.  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1900;  Euro- 
pean War  191 5- 19,  as  Major  Worcestershire  Regt.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  S.-E. 
Div.  of  Durham  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  has  sat  for  Seaham  Div.  of  Durham 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— ■HA,  RedclifFe  Square,  S.W.io.        C/w^i —National  Liberal,  Reform. 

HEATHCOTE-DRUMMOND-WILLOUGHBT  [see  Willoughby]. 

RIGHT  HON.  A.  HENDERSON  (Lancashire,  Widnes  Division). 
Arthur  Henderson,  F.C,  son  of  David  Henderson,  by  his  wife, 
Agnes  ;  b.  1863  ;  ed.  at  St.  Mary's  Sch.,  Glasgow  :  m.  1888,  Eleanor,  da.  of 
William  Watson,  formerly  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne ;  has  been  a  Member  of 
Darlington  Town  Council,  of  Newcastle  City  Council,  and  of  Durham  County 
Council ;  sometime  Chra.  of  Labour  Party  in  House  of  Commons  (resigned 
1917),  now  Ch.  Whip  thereof;  is  a  J. P.  for  co.  Durham,  a  Member  of  Board 
of  Trade  Arbitration  Court  and  of  Industrial  Council,  Sec.  of  National  Labour 
Party,  Chm.  of  National  Joint  Labour  Board,  and  Workmen's  Chm.  of  N.-E. 
Coast  Conciliation  Board  and  Lancashire  Conciliation  Board  (Ironfounding 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  77 

Industry),  Hon.  Pres.  Friendly  So.  of  Ironfounders,  and  Past  Pres.  National 
Brotherhood  Federation  ;  sometime  Joint  Pres.  of  Parliamentary  Recruiting 
Committee,  a  Member  of  Executive  Committee  of  Prince  of  Wales's  National 
Relief  Fund  ;  appointed  a  Member  of  Govt.  Committee  to  enquire  into 
employment  for  Disabled  Sailors  and  Soldiers,  and  for  Belgian  Refugees,  and 
of  Munitions  of  War  Committee  1915,  Pres.  of  Board  of  Education  May  1915, 
Paymaster-Gen.  and  Labour  Adviser  to  the  Govt.  Aug.  1916,  and  Min. 
(without  portfolio)  in  National  Min.  (with  a  seat  in  the  War  Cabinet)  Dec.  1916 
(resigned  Aug.  191 7)  ;  elected  Mayor  of  Darlington  1903  ;  was  a  Member  of 
Railway  Commn.  1911;  PC.  1915.  A  Zadour  Memder ;  sa.t  (or  Marnard  Castle 
Div.  of  Durham  Co.  July  1903  to  Nov.  1918  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  E.  Ham, 
S.  Div.  Dec.  1918  ;  elected  for  Lancashire,  Widnes  Div.  Aug.  30th,  1919. 
Resilience — 81,  Carlisle  Mansions,  Carlisle  Place,  Westminster,  S.W.i. 


LIEUT.-COL.  V.  L.  HENDERSON  (Glasgow,  Tradeston  Division) 

Vivian  Leonard  Henderson,  M.C,  son  of  Francis  Henderson, 
J. P.,  of  Glasgow,  by  Alice,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  Charles  F.  Hamond,  M.P.  for 
Newcastle-on-Tyne  ;  /).  1884;  ed.  at  Uppingham  and  at  R.M.C.:  m.  1913, 
Eileen  Marjorie,  da.  of  Brig.-Gen.  G.  W.  Dowell,  C.M.G.,  C.B.E.  ;  Lieut.- 
Col.  Special  Reserve,  Comdg.  3rd  Batn.  Loyal  Regt  (N.  Lancashire),  Manager 
Glasgow  Savings  Bank,  a  Member  of  Scottish  Regional  and  Central  Advisory 
Councils  for  Pensions,  and  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  Fire  Prevention  (1921) ;  Euro- 
pean War  1914-18  (despatches,  M.C.,  1914  Star);  was  A.D.C.  and  Private 
Sec.  to  Gov.  of  Mauritius  1909-11,  and  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Min.  of 
Pensions  1919-20.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Tradeston  Div.  of  Glas- 
gow since  Dec.  14th,  191 8. 

Residence--ij,  Kidderpore  Gardens,  Hampstead,  N.W.3.  Ciuis — Carlton,  Junior 
United  Service,  Conservative  (Glasgow). 


MAJOR  G.  R.  J.  HENNESSY  (Hampshire,  Winchester  Division). 

George  Richard  James  Hennessy,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late 
Richard  Hennessy,  of  Cognac,  France;  b.  Maith  23rd,  1877  '•  '''•  1898,  Ethel 
Mary,  Wynter;  is  Major  King's  Roy.  Rifle  Corps,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Hants  (Sheriff 
1911)  ;  European  War  1915-18  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid) 
to  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Labour  1921  ;  O.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919.  A  Coalition  Unionist ; 
has  sat  for  Winchester  Div.  of  Hampshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 25,  Upper  Brook  Street,  W.        Clubs — Marlborough,  Carlton. 


LIEUT.-COL.  THE  HON.  A.  N.  H.  M.  HERBERT  (Somersetshire,  Yeovil 
Division). 

Aubrey  Nigel  Henry  Molyneux  Herbert,  2nd 
son  of  4th  Earl  of  Carnarvon,  by  Elizabeth  Catharine, 
da.  of  the  late  Henry  Howard  ;  b.  April  3rd,  1880;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1908)  :  m.  1910, 
the  Hon.  Mary  Gertrude  Vesey,  da.  of  4th  Viscount  De 
Vesci ;  formerly  Lieut.  Roy.  N.  Devon  Yeo.,  and  an  Hon. 
Attache  in  Diplo.  Ser. ;  is  Capt.  Irish  Guards,  a  D.L.  for 
Somerset,  and  a  Gen.  Staff  Officer,  with  rank  of  Lieut. - 
Col.;  European  War  1914-18  in  France,  Egypt,  Dar- 
danelles, Mesopotamia,  Salonika,  and  Italy  (wounded, 
Serbian  Order  of  the  White  Eagle)  ;  has  travelled  ex- 
tensively in  Yemen,  Arabia,  and  Near  and  Far  East.     A 

Coalition  Consei-vative ;   sat  for  Somerset,  S.  Div.  Nov.    191 1  to  Nov.  1918, 

having  been  defeated   there  Jan.  and  Dec.    1910 ;    elected  for  Yeovil   Div. 

thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 28,  Bruton   Street,  W.  ;    Pixton   Park,   Dulverton.        Clubs — Travellers', 

St.  James's,  Bath. 


78  MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 

D.  H.  HERBERT  (Hertfordshire,  Watford  Division). 

Dennis  Henry  Herbert,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Henry 
Herbert,  R.  of  Hemingford  Abbots,  St.  Ives,  Hunts,  by  Mary,  da.  of  the  late 
Kev.  Edward  Grevile  Ruddock  ;  b.  Feb.  25th,  1869  ;  ed.  at  King's  Sch., 
Ely,  and  at  Wadham  Coll.,  Oxford  (M.A.  1901)  :  m.  1903,  Mary  Graeme,  da. 
of  the  late  Valentine  Graeme  Bell,  C.M.G.  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1895  ;  is  a 
J. P.  and  a  County  Councillor  for  Herts.  A.  Coahlion  Unionist;  has  sat  for 
Watford  Div.  of  Hertfordshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Ardmore,  Cassio  Road,  Watford.        Clubs — Carlton,  St.  Stephen's. 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  GORDON  HEWART  (Leicester,  East  Division). 

Gordon  Hewart,  P.C.,  K.C.,  son  of  G.  Hewart,  of  Bury,  Lan- 
cashire; b.  Jan.  7th,  1870;  ed.  at  Manchester  Gram.  Sch.,  and  at  Univ. 
Coll.,  Oxford  (Classical  Scholar  1887,  B.A.  189 1,  M.A.  1893)  :  vi.  1892, 
Sara  Wood,  da.  of  J.  Hacking  Riley,  of  Bury  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1902, 
K.C.  1912,  and  a  Bencher  1917  ;  joined  N.  Circuit;  is  a  J.P.  for  Herts; 
appointed  Solicitor-Gen.  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916,  and  Attorney-Gen.  Jan. 
1919  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet  from  April  1921)  ;  Knt.  I916,  P.C.  1918.  A 
Coalition  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.-W.  Div.  of  Manchester  Aug. 
1912  ;  sat  for  Leicester  June  1913  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  P^  Div.  of  Leices- 
ter Dec.  14th,  19 18. 

Residence — Garden  Hill,  Totteridge,  Herts.  Chambers — 2,  Harcourt  Buildings, 
Te'mple,  E.C.        Clubs — Reform,  Garrick,  National  Liberal. 


BRIG.  GEN.  T.  E.  HICEBIAN  (Wolverhampton.  Bllston  Division). 

Thomas  Edgecombe  Hickman,  C.B., 
D.S.O.,  son  of  Sir  Alfred  Hickman,  ist  Bt.,  of 
Wightwick,  Wolverhampton,  by  Lucy  Owen,  da.  of 
William  Smith,  of  Portsea ;  b.  July  25th,  1859;  ed. 
at  Cheltenham  Coll.  :  m.  1907,  Elizabeth  Maud 
Mackenzie,  da.  of  the  late  Surg.-Maj.  James  Alex- 
ander Smith,  D.S.O.  ;  entered  Army  1881,  became 
Capt.  1888,  Brevet  Major  1896,  Brevet  Lieut. -Col. 
1898,  Brevet  Col.  1900  (h.-p.  1903),  and  Col.  1904; 
retired  1914;  served  with  Nile  Expedition  1884-5 
(medal  with  two  clasps,  bronze  star,  4th  class  Med- 
jidie),  as  Brig.-Maj.  at  Suakin  1884-7,  a'  actions  of 
Handoub  and  Gemaizah  1888  (despatches,  clasp,  4th 
class  Osmanieh)  and  of  Toski  1889,  as  D.A.A.G. 
(despatches,  clasp,  D.S.O.),  with  Dongola  Expedition  1896,  as  A.A.G., 
Inf.  Div.  (despatches,  Brevet  Major),  with  Nile  Expedition  1898,  in  com- 
mand of  troops  at  capture  of  Shendy  (despatches),  present  at  battles  of 
Atbara  (clasp)  and  Khartum  (despatches,  clasp.  Brevet  Lieut. -Col.),  at  relief 
of  Gedaref  (clasp),  in  final  operations  against  the  Khalifa  1899,  as  Ch. 
Staff  Officer  (despatches.  Brevet  Col.),  and  in  S.  Africa  1900-1901,  Comdg. 
a  Column  (despatches,  C.B.);  was  attached  to  Egyptian  Army  1884-94,  again 
in  1896,  and  again  1897-T900;  appointed  Col.-on-the-Staff  in  S.  Africa  1902, 
Brig.-Gen.  Comdg.  E.  Sub.  Dist.,  S.  Africa  1903,  and  to  command  a  Brig. 
1914,  with  rank  of  Brig.-Gen.  ;  is  Hon.  Col.  of  a  Batn.  S.  Staffordshire  Regt., 
a  D.L.  for  Stafford,  and  a  Director  of  Alfred  Hickman  (Limited),  iron  and 
steel  works;  D.S.O.  1889,  C.B.  (Mil.)  1900.  A.  Coalition  Conservative ;  sat 
for  S.  Div.  of  Wolverhampton  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Bilston 
Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Queen  Anne's  Mansions,  S.W.  ;  Wergs  Hall,  Wolverhampton.       Clubs  — 
Naval  and  Military,  Hurlingham,  Prince's,  Carlton,  St.  Stephen's,  Ranelagh. 


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SIR  WILLIAM  J07NS0N  HICKS,  Bt.  (Uiddlesex,  Twickennam  Division). 

William  Joynson-Hicks,  ist  Baronet,  son  of  the  late  Henry 
Hicks,  of  Plaistow  Hall,  Kent,  by  Harriet,  da.  of  William  Watts  ;  <5.  June  23rd, 
1865 ;  ed.  at  Merchant  Taylors'  Sch.  :  m.  1895,  Grace  Lynn,  da.  of  Richard 
Hampson  Joynson,  J. P.  (whose  surname  he  assumed),  of  Chasefield,  Bowdon, 
Manchester;  admitted  solicitor  1888;  is  head  of  the  legal  firm  of  Joynson- 
Hicks,  Hunt,  Cardew,  and  McDonald,  solicitors,  of  Lennox  House,  Norfolk 
Street,  W.C.,  a  Vice-Pres.  of  Manchester  Conservative  Asso.,  Chm.  of  Anto- 
mobile  Asso.  and  Motor  Union,  Motor  Legislation  Committee,  and  Parliamentary 
Air  Committee, Vice-Pres.  of  Roads  Improvement  Asso.,  and  a  F.R.G.S.  ;  ap- 
pointed a  Member  of  Departmental  Committees  on  Berlin  Copyright  Convention 
1909,  on  Rating  of  Motor  Cars  191 1,  on  Putumayo  Atrocities  1912,  on  Vol. 
Motor  Transport  1916,  and  on  Civil  Aerial  Transport  1917  ;  cr.  a  Baronet 
1919.  A  Consei-vative  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.  Div.  of  Manchester  Oct. 
1900  and  Sunderland  Dec.  1910;  sat  for  N.-W.  Div.  of  Manchester  April 
1908  to  Jan.  1910,  when  he  was  defeated  ;  also  defeated  there  Jan.  1906 ; 
sat  for  Brentford  Div.  of  Middlesex  March  191 1  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for 
Twickenham  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  19 18. 

Residences — 15,  St.  James's  Place,  S.W.  ;  Tacolneston  Hall,  Norwich.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Bath,  Constitutional. 

E.  C.  HIGGINS  (Queens  Co.).t 

Kevin  Christopher  Higgins  ;  b,  i8 — ;  ed.  at  Clongowes,  and 
St.  Patrick's  Coll.,  Carlow,  and  at  National  Univ.  of  Ireland  (B.A.  1895)  ! 
adopted  the  Law  as  a  profession.  A  Sinn  Fiin  Member  ;  elected  for  Queen's 
Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  King's  Co.  and  Queen's  Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of 
Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Woodlands,  Slradbally,  Queen's  co. 

SIR  CHARLES  F.  HIGHAM  (Islington,  Soath  Division). 

Charles  Frederick  Higham,  son  of  the  late  Charles  Higham ; 
b.  Jan.  17th,  1876;  ed.  at  St.  Albans:  in.  1911,  Jessie  Stuart  Munro ;  is  an 
Advertising  Expert,  Publicist,  and  Author,  and  a  Freeman  of  City  of  London  ; 
organised  ist  Batn.  of  Vol.  (London  Vol.  Rifles)  1914,  became  Comdt.  ; 
wrote  Govt.  Appeals  for  Men  and  Money  during  European  War  1914-18, 
and  was  Director  of  Publicity,  National  War  Savings  Committee  191 5-16 
(subsequently  Hon.  Adviser);  author  of  "Scientific  Distribution/'  "Educa- 
tion and  Taxation,"  etc.  ;  Knt.  1921.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  S. 
Div.  of  Islington  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Fairfields,  Kingsbury,   Middlesex.         Clubs — Carlton,  Constitutional. 

LIEUT. -COL.  F.  HILDER  (Essex,  South-Eastem  Division). 

Frank  Hilder,  son  of  Edward  Martin  Hilder,  of  Ash,  Kent; 
b.  Nov.  3rd,  1864  ;  ed.  privately  :  w.  1895,  Evelyn  Mary,  da.  of  the  late 
Lieut. -Col.  Wilding  Wood,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Docklands,  Ingatestone,  Essex  ;  is 
Lieut.-Col.  R.F.A.  ;  European  War  1914-18;  is  a  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Essex. 
A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  S.-E.  Div.  of  Essex  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

^^«rf^«ctf— Huskards,  Ingatestone,  Essex.    C/«^j— Carlton,  Junior  United  Service. 

HILL-WOOD  [see  Wood]. 

MAJOR  J.  W.  HILLS  (Durham  Co.,  Dorbam  Division). 

John  Waller  Hills,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Herbert  Augustus 
Hills,  of  Highhead  Castle,  Cumberland  ;  b.  Jan.  2nd,  1867  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and 
at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  D.C.L.,  Durham  :  m.  1897,  Stella,  who  d.  1897, 
da.  of  the  late  Herbert  D.  Duckworth ;  admitted  Solicitor  1897  ;  some- 
time a  member  of  the  legal  firm  of  Hills,  Godfrey  and  Halsey,  of  23,  Queen 
Anne's  Gate,  Westminster,  S.W.  ;  is  Major  {sometime  Lieut.-Col.)  Duiham 


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L.I.,    and   a   J. P.   for  Cumberland;   served  during  European  War   1914-16 
(wounded).     A  Libeial  Unionist ;  sat  for  Durham  City  Jan.   1906  to  Nov. 
1918  ;  elected  for  Durham  Div.  of  Durham  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence— C)%,  Mount  Street,  W.        Club — Brooks's. 

J.  HINDS  (Carmarthenslilre,  Caxmarthen  DiTlslon). 

John  Hinds,  son  of  the  late 
William  Hinds,  of  Cwnin  Farm,  Carmar- 
then, by  Mary,  da.  of  David  Jones,  of 
Penronw,  Conwil  Elfed,  Carmarthen ;  b, 
July  26th,  1862;  ed.  at  Carmarthen  Gram, 
Sch. :  ;//.  1893,  Lizzie,  da.  of  the  late  R. 
Powell,  of  Cefntrefna,  Llandovery,  Carmar- 
thenshire ;  sometime  Chm.  of  London  Welsh 
Club,  and  Pres.  of  United  Literary  So.  of 
London  Welshmen ;  one  of  the  principal 
promoters  of  National  Eisteddfod  in  London  ; 
is  Lord-Lieut,  of  Carmarthenshire,  Chm.  of 
Hinds  and  Co.  (Limited),  Past  Pres.  of 
Baptist  Union  of  Wales  and  Monmouth- 
shire, Chm.  of  Welsh  Liberal  Parliamentary 
Party,  and  of  Drapers'  and  Gen.  Insurance 
Corporation  (Limited),  and  Treasurer  of 
Roy.  So.  of  Cymrodorion.  A  Coalition 
Liberal ;  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Carmarthen- 
shire Dec.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for 
Carmarthen  Div.  of  Carmarthenshire  Dec. 
4th,  191 8. 

/?«/V/?«<:^j— 71,  Ashley  Gardens,  S.W.  ;  Neuadd-Deg,  Carmarthen.  Clubs — Reform, 
National  Liberal. 

O.  H.  HIRST  (Yorkshire,  West  Biding,  Wentworth  Division). 

George  Henry  Hirst  ;  b.  May  17th,  1879  ;  a  check-weighman, 
and  a  Member  of  Yorkshire  Miners'  Asso.  A  Labour  Member  ;  has  sat  for 
Wentworth  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Address — House  of  Common*,  Westminster,  S.W.i. 

LIEUT.-COL.  SIR  SAMUEL  J.  G.  HOARE,  Bt.  (Chelsea). 

Samuel  John  Gurney  Hoare,  C.M.G.,  2nd 
Baronet,  el.  son  of  Sir  Samuel  Hoare,  ist  Bt.,  of 
Sidestrand  Hall,  Norfolk,  by  Katharine  Louisa  Hart,  da. 
of  Richard  Vaughan  Davis  (one  of  H.M.'s  Commrs.  of 
Audit),  of  Frognal,  Hampstead,  N.W.  ;  b.  Feb.  24th, 
1880;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A. 
1st  class  Classics  and  History  1903,  M.A.  1910)  :  m. 
1909,  Lady  Maud  Lygon,  da.  of  6th  Earl  Beauchamp  ; 
was  Assist.  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Sec.  of  Stale  for 
the  Colonies  (Rt.  Hon.  A.  Lyttelton,  M.P.)  1905  ;  was 
Chm.  of  London  Fire  Brig.  Committee  of  County 
Council  1908  and  Higher  Education  Committee  1909  ; 
is  a  J.  P.  and  D.L.  for  Norfolk,  and  Lieut. -Col.  Gen. 
Staff  (despatches,  C.M.G.,  Com.  of  Russian  Orders  of 
St.  Anne  and  St.  Stanislas,  and  an  Officer  of  Order 
of  St.  Maurice  and  St.  Lazarus) ;  has  Italian  War  Decoration,  and  Czecho-Slova- 
kian  Croix  de  Guerre  ;  sometime  a  Member  of  Church  National  Assembly ; 
appointed  a  Member  of  Central  Unemployed  Body  1908,  and  of  Roy. 
Commn.  on  the  Civil  Ser.  191 2,  and  Chm.  Advisory  Council  on  Import 
Restrictions  1919 :  C.>LG.  1917.  K  Coalition  Consei-vative  ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Ipswich  Jan.  1906;  has  sat  for  Chelsea  since  Jan.  i8th,  1910. 

Seat — Sidestrand  Hall,  Cromer,  Norfolk.  Town  Residence— iZ,  Cadogan  Gardens, 
S.\V.3.        C/k^j— Marlborough,  Carlton,  Bachelors'. 


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RIGHT  HON.  J.  HODGE  (Manchester,  Gorton  Division). 

John  Hodge,  P.C,  el.  son  of  William  Hodge,  of  Muirkirk,  Ayr, 
N.B. ;  b.  Oct.  29th,  1855:  m.  1885,  Mary  Lambie,  da.  of  James  Forsyth, 
of  Lanark  ;  formerly  Sec.  of  Steel  Smelters'  Asso.  ;  is  Pres.  Iron  and  Steel 
Trades  Confederation,  .  and  a  Member  of  Industrial  Council ;  formerly  a 
Member  of  the  Manchester  City  Council ;  appointed  a  Member  of  Govt.  Com- 
mittee to  enquire  into  employment  for  disabled  Soldiers  and  Sailors  191 5  ;  was 
Min.  of  Labour  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916  to  Aug.  1917,  and  Min.  of  Pen- 
sions Aug.  1917  to  Jan.  1919 ;  P.C.  1916.  A  Labour  Member;  unsuccess- 
fully contested  Glamorganshire,  Gower  Div.  Oct.  190x3,  and  Preston  May  1903  ; 
sat  for  Gorton  Div.  of  Lancashire  (S.-E.),  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected 
for  Gorton  Div.  of  Manchester  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— -iT,  Shooters  Hill  Road,  Blackheath,  S.E.     Club — Royal  Automobile. 

J.  M.  HOQGE  (Edinburgh,  East  Division). 
James  Myles  Hogge,  son  of  Robert  Hogge,  by  his  wife,  Mary 
Ann;  b.  April  19th,  1873  ;  ed.  at  Ch.  of  Scotland  Normal  Sch.,  Edinburgh, 
and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  :  m.  1905,  Florence  R.  Metcalfe,  of  Malton,  York- 
shire; sometime  Chm.  of  Edinburgh  Univ.  Liberal  Asso.;  one  of  the  founders 
of  Young  Scots'  So.  ;  has  been  a  Member  of  York  City  Council ;  interested 
in  Labour  Colonies,  in  Soldiers'  and  Sailors'  Pensions,  and  in  Social  investi- 
gations ;  sometime  Hon.  Pres.  of  National  Federation  of  Discharged  and 
Demobilised  Sailors  and  Soldiers  ;  is  a  Liberal  Sessional  Whip  in  House  of 
Commons.  A  Libei-al;  unsuccessfully  contested  Camlachie  Div.  of  Glasgow 
Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Edinburgh  sincp  Feb.  2nd,  1912. 
Residence — i,  Fountain  Road,  Upper  Norwood,  S.E. 


G.  F.  HOHLER  (Rochester,  Gilllngham 
Division). 

Gerald  Fitzroy  Hohler,  K.C,  son 
of  the  late  Henry  Booth  Hohler,  J. P.,  D.L., 
of  Fawkham  Manor,  Kent,  by  Henrietta 
Wilhelmina,  da.  of  the  late  Robert  Lawes, 
of  Kingston  Hill  Place,  Surrey ;  b.  1855 ; 
ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1888,  a  K.C.  1906,  and 
a  Bencher  1914.  A  Coalition  Conservative', 
sat  for  Chatham  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918; 
elected  for  Gillingham  Div.  of  Rochestei 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Resiaence — 34,  Moore  Street,  S.W.  Chajnbers 
— 3,  Harcourt  Buildings,  Temple,  E.G.  Clubs — ■ 
Carlton,  New  University.^ 


COL.  SIR  ARTHUR  R.  HOLBROOK  (Hampshire,  Basingstoke  Division). 
Arthur  Richard  Holbrook,  K.B.E.,  son  of  Richard  Holbrook, 
of  Southsea  ;  b.  April  28th,  1850 ;  ed.  at  Portsmouth  :  in.  1878,  Amelia 
Mary,  da.  of  the  late  Alexander  Parks,  of  Southsea  and  Constantinople ;  for- 
merly Lieut.-Col.Comdt.  and  Hon.  Col.  3rd  Vol.  Batn.  Hampshire  Regt.  (V.D. 
1894);  commanded  R.A.S.C.  Salisbury  Plain  Dist.  1914-19;  is  Proprietor 
of  Portsmouth  Times,  Founder  of  the  Southern  Daily  Mail,  a  Member  of 
Admiralty,  War  Office,  and  Press  Committees,  a  Fellow  of  Institute  of  Jour- 

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nalists,  a  J.P.  for  Portsmouth,  and  a  D.L.  for  Hampshire  ;  was  Chm.  of 
Portsmouth  Conservative  Asso.  1885-98,  and  Pres.  of  Portsmouth  Chamber  of 
Commerce  1907-12,  and  of  Newspaper  So.  of  United  Kingdom  1913-14  ; 
K.B.E.  (^Civil)  1918.  ACoalition  Unionist;  elected  for  Hampshire,  Basingstoke 
Div.  March  31st,  1920. 

Residettce—iij,  Porchester  Square,  W.2.  C/?/^j— Constitutional,  Savage,  United, 
1900,  Unionist. 

J.  S.  HOLMES  (Derbyshire,  Nortli-Easterii  Division). 
Joseph  Stanley  Holmes,  son  of  Horace  G.  Holmes,  J.P. ;  b. 
1878  :  tn.  1905,  Eva  Gertrude,  da.  of  Thomas  Bowley ;  is  a  Chartered 
Accountant;  was  a  Member  of  London  County  Council  1910-19,  and  Chm. 
London  Old  Age  Pension  Committee  1916-19.  K  Libei-al ',  has  sat  for  N.-E. 
Div.  of  Derbyshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 17,  St.  James's  Place,  S.W.i.        C/«^j— National  Liberal,  Ranelagh. 

SIR  JOSEPH  HOOD,  Bt.  (Wimbledon). 

Joseph  Hood,  ist  Baronet,  elder  son  of  the  late  John  Hood, 
of  Ashby-de-la-Zouch ;  b.  March  31st,  1863;  ed.  at  Ashby-de-la-Zouch 
Gram.  Sch.  :  m.  ist,  1900,  Katherine,  who  d.  19 13,  da.  of  Martin  Kenny,  of 
Ballindaggin,  co.  Wexford  ;  2nd,  1915,  Marie  Josephine,  el.  da.  of  Archibald 
Robinson,  J. P.,  of  Rathmines,  Dublin  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1890;  formerly 
a  Dep.  (ihm.  British  American  Tobacco  Co.  (LimitedJ,  and  a  Director  of 
Associated  Cos. ;  was  Assist.  Controller  of  a  Depart,  of  Min.  of  Information 
1918,  and  has  served  on  Board  of  Trade  Committees  ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1922.  A 
Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Wimbledon  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Greycourt,  Wimbledon  Common,  S.W.  19;  Ivanhoe,  Frinton-on-Sea,  Essex. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Constitutional,  St.  Stephen's. 

SIR  HARRY  HOPE  (Stirlingshire  and  Clackmannanshire,  Western  Division). 

Harry  Hope,  younger  son  of  the  late  James  Hope,  of  East- 
barnes,  Dunbar,  by  Isabella,  da.  of  the  late  John  Deans,  of  Hedderwick  Hill, 
Dunbar;  b.  Sept.  24th,  1865;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Collegiate  Sch.,  and  at 
Edinburgh  Univ.  :  vi.  1897,  Margaret,  da.  of  the  late  R.  K.  Holms-Kerr 
(stockbroker  of  Glasgow),  of  Underbank,  Largs,  Ayrshire;  is  a  J.P.  for 
Haddingtonshire,  and  Past  Pres.  of  Scottish  Chamber  of  Agriculture ; 
was  a  Member  of  Departmental  Committees  on  Poultry  Industry  in 
Scotland  1908,  and  Food  Production  1915,  and  of  Scottish  Agricultural 
Commn.  1908  (which  reported  on  Agricultural  resources  of  Canada) ;  formerly 
Capt.  Haddington  Artillery  Mil. ;  Knt.  1920.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Elginshire  and  Nairnshire  Jan.  1906  ;  sat  for  Bute- 
shire Jan.  1910  to  November  1918  ;  elected  for  W.  Div.  of  Stirlingshire  and 
Clackmannanshire  Dec.  I4lh,  1918. 

Residence — Barneyhill,  Dunbar.         Clubs— Qsx\Xox\,  Constitutional. 

RIGHT  HON.  J.  F.  HOPE  (Sheffield,  Central  Division). 

James  Fitzalan  Hope,  P.C,  son  of  the  late 
James  Robert  Hope-Scott,  Q.C.  (who  assumed  the 
additional  surname  of  Scott),  of  Abbotsford,  by  his 
second  wife  Lady  Victoria  Howard,  who  d.  T870,  el. 
da.  of  14th  Duke  of  Norfolk  ;  b.  Dec.  nth,  1870  ;  ed. 
at  Oratory  Sch.,  Edgbaston,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  : 
m.  1892,  Mabel,  da.  of  the  late  Francis  Riddell, 
of  Cheeseburn  Grange,  Northumberland;  is  a  J.P. 
for  Sussex  ;  was  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid) 
to  successive  Postmaster-Gens.  (Duke  of  Norfolk, 
and  Marquess  of  Londonderry)  1896-1901,  to  Pres. 
of  Board  of  Trade  (Rt.  Hon.  G.  W.  Balfour,  M.P.) 
1901,  and  to  Colonial  Sec.  (Rt.  Hon.  A.  Lyttelton, 
M.P.)  1904-5,  and  Treasurer  of  H.M.'s  Household  June  1915  to  Dec.  1916,  a 


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Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury  1916,  and  again  Jan.  1919,  and  Financial  Sec.  to 
Min.  of  Munitions  Jan.  1 919-21  ;  appointed  Chm.  of  Committees  of  Ways 
and  Means  in  House  of  Commons  and  Dep.  Speaker  April  1921  ;  P.C.  1922. 
A  Coalition  Conservative ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Elland  Div.  of  N.  Part  of 
W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  1892,  Pontefract  1895,  ^-nd  Brightside  Div.  of  Shef- 
field Aug.  1897 ;  sat  for  Brightside  Div.  of  Sheffield  Oct.  3rd,  1900,  to  Jan. 
1906,  when  he  was  defeated  there;  has  sat  for  Central  Div.  of  Shefneld  since 
April  2 1st,  1908. 

Residence — Herons  Ghyll,  Uckfield,  Sussex.     Clubs — Carlton,  St.  Stephen's. 


LIEUT.-COL.  SIR  JOHN  A.  HOPE,  Bt.  (Midlotliian  and  Peetoles  shire,  Northern 

Division). 

John  Augustus  Hope, 
O.B.E.,  i6th  Baronet,  son  of  the 
late  Rev.  Canon  Charles  Augustus 
Hope,  by  Julia  Sophia,  who  d. 
1903,  da.  of  the  late  John  W.  Bar- 
ton, of  Stapleton  Park,  Pontefract ; 
b.  July  7th,  1869  :  m.  1910,  the 
Hon.  Mary  Bruce,  da.  of  6th  Baron 
Balfour  of  Burleigh;  Lieut. -Col. 
Reserve  of  Officers  King's  Roy. 
Rifle  Corps,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Mid- 
lothian ;  S.  Africa  1901-2,  with 
Mounted  Inf ,  European  War  1914- 
18  (wounded)  ;  O.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919. 
A  Coalition  Conservative ;  sat  for 
Edinburghshire  (Midlothian)  Sept. 
19 12  to  Nov.  1 9 18,  having  been 
defeated  there  Dec.    1910;    elected 

for  N.  Div.  of  Midlothian  and  Peebles-shire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Pinkie    House,    Musselburgh,    Scotland.  Clubs — Naval    and    Military, 

Carlton.  New  (Edinburgh). 


J.  D.  HOPE  (Berwick  and  Haddington). 

John  Deans  Hope,  son  of  the  late  James  Hope,  of  Eastbarnes, 
Dunbar,  by  Isabella,  da.  of  the  late  John  Deans,  of  Hedderwick  Hill,  Dun- 
bar;  b.  May  8th,  i860;  ed.  at  Fettes  Coll.,  Edinburgh,  and  at  Edinburgh 
Univ. :  m.  1899,  Elizabeth,  younger  da.  of  the  late  R.  K.  Holmes- Kerr,  of 
Underbank,  Ayrshire ;  is  a  Member  of  Edinburgh  Stock  Exchange,  and  a  J. P. 
for  Haddingtonshire.  A  Coalition  Liberal ;  unsuccessfully  contested  W.  Div. 
of  Perthshire  1895  ;  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Fifeshire  Oct.  1900  to  Dec.  1910  (when 
he  was  defeated  there),  and  for  Haddingtonshire  April  191 1  to  Nov.  1918 ; 
elected  for  Berwick  and  Haddington  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Haddington,    Scotland.  Clubs — Reform,    National    Liberal,    Northern 

(Edinburgh). 


J.  W.  W.  HOPKINS  (St.  Pancras,  South-East  Division). 

John  Wells  Wainwright  Hopkins,  son  of  John  Baker  Hopkins  ; 
b.  1863 :  tn.  1894  ;  is  a  Civil  Engineer  ;  was  Chm.  of  Welfare  Committee  for 
8.  American  Vols,  during  European  War.  A  Conservative  ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  St.  Pancras,  E.  Div.  Dec.  1910 ;  has  sat  for  S.-E.  Div.  of  St. 
Pancras  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 80,  Regent's  Park  Road,  N.W.i. 


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A.  HOPEINSON  (Lancashire,  Mossley  Division). 

Austin  HoPKiNSON,  son  of  Sir  Alfred  Hopkinson,  K.C., 
LL.D.,  of  lo,  Lansdowne  Crescent,  W.,  by  Esther,  da.  of  the  late  Henry 
Wells,  of  Nottingham  ;  b.  June  23rd,  1880  ;  is  an  Engineer,  and  a  J. P.  for 
Lancashire.  An  Independent  Member ;  sat  for  Prestwich  Dlv.  of  Lancashire 
(South-Easl)  Oct.  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Mossley  Div.  of  Lancashire  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residences — 40,  Great  Smith  Street,  Westminster,  S.W.i ;  Canal  Cottage,  Audenshaw, 
Lancashire. 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  ROBERT  S.  HORNE  (Glasgow.  Hillbead  Division). 

Robert  Stevenson  Horne,  P.C.,  G.B.E.,  K.C.,  LL.D.,  son  of 
the  late  Rev.  R.  S.  Horne,  Min.  of  Slamannan,  Stirlingshire  ;  b.  1871  ;  ed.  at 
Glasgow  Univ.  (M.A.  1st  class  Honours,  and  LL.B.)  ;  Hon.  LL.D.  Edin- 
burgh 1921  ;  Advocate  Scotland  1896,  and  K.C.  1910  ;  was  Lecturer  in 
Philosophy  in  Univ.  of  N.  Wales  1895,  and  Examiner  in  Philosophy  in  Aber- 
deen Univ.  1896-1900;  appointed  Assist.  Inspector-Gen.  of  Transportation 
(with  rank  of  Lieut. -Col.  R.E.)  1917,  Director  of  Materials  and  Priority 
Admiralty  1917,  Third  Civil  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  1918,  Minister  of  Labour 
Jan.  1919  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet  from  Oct.  1919),  Pres.  of  Board  of  Trade 
March  1920,  and  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  April  1921  ;  is  a  Grand  Officer 
of  Order  of  Crown  of  Italy;  elected  Lord  Rector  of  Aberdeen  Univ.  Nov. 
1921  ;  K.B.E.  (Mil.)  1918,  P.C.  1919,  G.B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  A  Coalition 
Unionist',  unsuccessfully  contested  Stirlingshire  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910;  has  sat 
for  Hillhead  Div.  of  Glasgow  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— $g,  Pall  Mall,  S,W.  ;  63,  Northumberland  Street,  Edinburgh. 


W,  E.  HORNE  (Surrey,  Guildford  Division). 

William  Edgar  Horne,  son  of  the  late  Edgar  Horne,  of  The 
Hill,  Witley  ;  b.  Jan.  21st,  1856  ;  ed.  at  Westminster  Sch.  :  m.  1886,  Margery, 
da.  of  the  late  George  Anderson  May;  is  Dep.-Chm.  of  Prudential  Assurance 
Co.,  Past  Pres.  of  Surveyors'  Institution,  and  Vice-Pres.  of  National  Ser. 
League.  An  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.-W.,  or  Barnstaple,  Div. 
of  Devonshire  Jan.  1906;  sat  for  S.-W.,  or  Guildford,  Div.  of  Surrey  Jan. 
1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  re-elected  for  Guildford  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — no,  Mount  Street,  W.  ;  Hall  Place,  Shackleford,  Surrey.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Arts,  City. 


CAPT.  S.  V.  HOTCHEIN  (Llndsey,  Horncastle  Division). 

Stafford  Veie  Hotchkin,  M.C,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  John 
Hotchkin,  of  S.  Luffenham  Hall,  Stamford,  and  Woodhall  Spa,  Lincolnshire  ; 
b.  1876  :  m.  1906,  Dorothy,  da.  of  F.  H.  Arnold,  of  18,  Netherhall  Gardens, 
S.W.  ;  formerly  Lieut.  21st  Lancers;  is  Lord  of  the  Manors  of  Woodhall 
and  Thimbleby,  Capt.  R.H.A.  (T.F.),  a  J.P.  for  Lincolnshire,  and  patron  of 
one  living.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Horncastle  Div,  of  Lindsey 
since  Feb.  25th,  1920. 

Residence — Manor  House,  Woodhall  Spa,  Lincolnshire. 


SIR  ROBERT  P.  HOUSTON,  Bt.  (Liverpool,  West  Toxteth  Division). 
Robert  Paterson  Houston,  \st  Baronet,  son  of  Robert  Houston, 
by  Isabella,  da.  of  Robert  Paterson  ;  b.  May  31st,  1853  ;  ed.  at  Liverpool  Coll., 
and  privately ;  is  head  of  the  firm  of  R.  P.  Houston  and  Co.,  and  principal 


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owner  of  the  Houston  Lines  of  steamships  ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1922.     A  Consei-T.<a- 
tive  ;  has  sat  for  W.  Toxteth  Div.  of  Liverpool  since  July  5th,  1892. 

Residence— 2S  and  36  Parkside,  Albert  Gate,  S.W.  Offices— 16,  Leadenhall,  Street, 
E.G. ;  10,  Dale  Street,  Liverpool ;  17,  Batterj-  Place,  New  York  ;  8,  St.  George's  Street, 
Cape  Town  ;  158,  Calle  25  de  Mayo,  Buenos  Ayres.  Clubs— Cai\ton,  Junior  Carlton,  Royal 
Thames  Yacht. 


MAJOR  S.  G.  HOWARD  (West  Suffolk,  Sudbury  Division). 

Stephen  Goodwin  Howard,  C-B.E.,  son  of  Stephen  Howard, 
of  Kirtling,  Cambridgeshire;  b.  1867:  w.  1895,  Mary  Maude,  da.  of  the 
late  Henry  Hailey,  of  Clare,  Suffolk  ;  Major  in  the  Army,  Comdg.  a  Batn. 
Cambridgeshire  Vol.  Regt.,  a  J.  P.  for  Suffolk,  and  a  J.  P.  and  Chm.  of  County 
Council  for  Cambridgeshire ;  was  Chm.  of  Cambridgeshire  Appeal  Tribunal 
during  European  War ;  C.B.E.  1918.  A  Liberal;  has  sat  for  Sudbury  Div. 
ofW.  Suffolk  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — The  Moat,  Upend,  Newmarket. 


R.  M.  HUDSON  (Sunderland). 

Ralph  Milbanke  Hudson,  son  of  Ralph  Milbanke  Hudson,  of 
Oaklea,  Sunderland,  by  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Thomas  Robson,  of  Sunderland  ; 
b.  1849 ;  ed.  at  Grange  Sch.,  Sunderland,  and  abroad :  ;//.  1883,  Eliza 
Westropp,  da.  of  Graham  Paliiser,  22nd  Regt.  ;  is  a  Shipowner,  Chm. 
of  River  Wear  Commn.,  a  Member  of  Lloyd's  Registry  Committee,  and 
a  J. P.  for  Durham.  An  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Sunderland  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residences — 76,  Longridge  Road,  Earl's  Court,  S.W. 5 ;  The  Cedars,  Sunderland. 
C/?/^j— Carlton,  Constitutional. 


HUBIE- WILLIAMS  [see  Williams: 


0£N.  SIR  ARCHIBALD  HUNTER  (Lancashire,  Lancaster  Division). 

Archibald  Hunter,  G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O.,  D.S.O.,  son  of  the 
late  Archibald  Hunter  ;  b.  Sept.  6th,  1856  ;  Hon.  LL.D.  Glasgow  and  Camb. 
1903  :  m.  1910,  Mary,  da.  of  Hickson  Fergusson,  of  the  Knowe,  Ayr,  and 
widow  of  2nd  Baron  Inverclyde  ;  entered  4th  Regt.  1874,  became  Capt. 
King's  Own  (Roy.  Lancaster  Regt.)  1882,  Brevet  Major  1885,  Brevet  Lieut. 
Col.  1889,  Col.  1894,  Maj.-Gen.  1896,  Lieut. -Gen.  1899,  and  Gen.  1905  ; 
Soudan  Expedition  1884-5  (despatches,  Brevet  Major),  Nile  Expedition 
1885-6,  at  action  of  Toski  1889,  Dongola  Expedition  1896  (despatches,  pro- 
moted Maj.-Gen.),  Nile  Expeditions  1897  and  1898  (despatches),  Soudan 
Expedition  1898,  present  at  battles  of  Atbara  and  Khartum  (despatches, 
K.C.B.,  specially  thanked  by  both  Houses  of  Parliament),  Natal  1899-1900,  as 
Ch.  of  the  Staff  during  siege  of  Ladysmith,  and  subsequently  in  command  of 
icth  Div.  (despatches,  medal,  promoted  Lieut. -Gen.)  ;  attached  to  Egyptian 
Army  1884-7  arid  1888-92  ;  was  Gov.  of  Suakin  and  Red  Sea  Littoral  1892-4, 
Gov.  of  the  Frontier  Province,  Egypt  1894-6,  Comdt.  of  Dongola  Province  and 
of  Frontier  Field  Force  1896-9.  Ciov.  of  Omdurman  1899,  in  command  of  a 
1st  class  Dist.,  Bombay  1899-1901,  Scottish  Dist.  1901-3,  W.  Command 
1903,  and  S.  Army,  India,  1903-8,  Gov.  and  Com.-in-Ch.,  Gibraltar 
1910-13,  Gen.  Officer  Comdg.  Aldershot  Training  Centre  1914-15,  and  Gen. 
Officer  (i^omdg.-in.-Ch.,  Aldershot  Command  1915-17;  appointed  an  A.D.C. 
Gen.  to  H.M.  1917;  commanded  3rd  Army  1914-17  ;  isC^ol.  5th  Batn.  King's 
Own  (Roy.  Lancaster  Regt.),  Hon.  Col.  5th  Batn.  Highland  L.I.,  a  F.R.G.S., 
a  D.L.  for  Ayrshire,  a  Pasha  in  Egypt,  and  a  Grand  Officer  of  Legion  of 
Honour  ;  has  2nd  class  Osmanieh  and   Medjidie,  and  Grand  Cross  of  Mil. 


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Merit;  D.S.O.  1886,  K.C.B.  (Mil.)  1898,  G.C.B.  (Mil.)  1911,  G.C.V.O. 
1912.  A  Coalition  Unionist ',  has  sat  for  Lancaster  Div.  of  Lancashire  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — ii.  Upper  Grosvenor  Street,  W. 

T.  HUNTER  (Cork  Co.,  NorthEast  Cork  Division).! 

Thomas  Hunter  ;  b.  18 — ;  engaged  in  drapery  trade  in  Dublin; 
a  Comdt.  Irish  Vol. ;  took  part  in  Irish  rising  1916  (sentenced  to  death).  A 
Sinn  F^in  Member;  elected  for  N.-E.  Div.  of  Cork  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — Castletownroche,  co.  Cork. 

HUNTER-WESTON  [see  Weston]. 

P.  A.  HURD  (Somerset,  Frome  Division). 

Percy  Angier  Hurd,  son  of  the  late  William  Hurd,  solicitor, 
of  Somerset  and  London  ;  b.  May  i8th,  1864  :  vi.  1893,  Hannah,  da.  of  the 
late  Rev.  William  Jackson  Cox,  D.D.  ;  is  an  Author  and  Editor,  and  Sec.  of 
Tariff  Commn. ;  representative  of  Highgate  on  Hornsey  Town  Council; 
founded  and  edited  J  he  Outlook  ;  author  of  "  The  New  Empire  Partnership  " 
(joint),  "The  War  and  the  Future,"  etc.,  etc.  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for 
Frome  Div.  of  Somerset  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Hillside,  Jackson's  Lane,  Highgate,  N.6.        Club — Constitutional. 

G.  B.  HURST  (Manchester,  Moss  Side  Division). 

Gerald  Berkeley  Hurst,  K.C;  b.  Dec.  4th,  1877;  ^d.  at 
Bradford  Gram.  Sch.,  and  at  Lincoln  Coll.,  Oxford  (Scholar,  ist  class  Honours 
History,  Arnold  Essay  Prizeman,  M.A.,  B.C.L.)  :  m.  1905,  Margaret  Alice, 
da.  of  Sir  Alfred  Hopkinson,  K.C  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1502,  and  K.C.  1920 
(practice  at  Chancery  Bar.)  ;  late  Lieut.-Col.  (T.D.)  Comdg.  7th  Batn. 
Manchester  Regt.  (T.F.);  European  War  IQI4-18;  author  of  various  historical 
works,  and  a  contributor  to  The  Nineteenth  Century.  An  Unionist ;  has  sat 
for  Moss  Side  Div.  of  Manchester  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 14,  Campden  Hill  Square,  W.8.  Chambers — 8,  Old  Square,  Lincoln's 
Inn,  W.C. 

T,  W.  H.  INSKIP  (Bristol,  Central  Division). 
Thomas  Walker  Hobart  Inskip,  C.B.E.,  K C,  son  of  the  late 
James  Inskip,  of  Clifton  Park  House,  Bristol ;  b.  March  5th,  1876 ;  ed.  at 
Clifton,  and  at  King's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  Classical  Tripos  1897)  :  m.  I914, 
Lady  Augusta  Helen  Elizabeth,  da.  of  7th  Earl  of  Glasgow,  and  widow  of 
Charles  Lindsay  Orr  Ewing,  M.P.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1899,  and  K.C.  1914 ; 
is  a  J. P.  for  Wigtownshire,  Chancellor  for  Truro  Diocese,  and  a  Member  of 
National  Assembly  of  Church  of  England ;  C.  B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  A  Coalition 
Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Berwick-on-Tweed  Div.  of  Northumber- 
land Jan.  1906  and  Jan.  1910 ;  has  sat  for  Central  Div.  of  Bristol  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 10,  Eaton  Square,  S.W. ;  Knockinaam,  Portpatrick. 

D.  D.  IRVING  (Burnley). 
David  Daniel  Irving,  son  of  Samuel  Irving ;  b.  Oct.  31st,  1854  : 
VI.  18—  ;  many  years  Sec.  and  Agent  to  Socialist  Party ;  is  a  Town  Councillor 
of  Burnley,  and  a  Member  of  Social  Democratic  Federation.  A  Labour 
Member;  unsuccessfully  contested  Accrington  Div.  of  N.-E.  Lancashire  Jan. 
1906,  Manchester,  N.-W.  Div.  April  1908,  and  Rochdale  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910; 
has  sat  for  Burnley  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence— io,  Glenview  Road,  Burnley. 


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LIEUT.-COL.  THE  HON 


Yorkshire  since  Feb. 


F.  S.  JACKSON  (Yorkshire,  East  Riding,  Howdenshire 
Division). 

Francis  Stanley  Jackson,  2nd  son  of  ist 
Baron  Allerton,  of  AUerton  Hall,  Chapel  Allerton, 
near  Leeds,  and  41,  Cadogan  Square,  S.W.,  by  Grace, 
who  d.  1901,  da.  of  George  Tempest  ;  b.  Nov.  21st, 
1870;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A. 
1893)  :  in.  1902,  Julia  Henrietta,  el.  da.  of  the  late 
Henry  Broad  ley  Harrison-Broadley,  M.P.,  of  Welton 
House,  Brough,  Yorkshire ;  formerly  Capt.  3rd  Batn. 
King's  Own  (Roy.  Lancaster  Regt.);  S.  Africa  1900- 
1902 ;  is  a  D  L.  for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  a 
Director  of  Great  Northern  Railway  Co.,  and 
Lieut. -Col.  Territorial  Force  Reserve.  An  Unionist; 
has  sat  for  Howdenshire  Div.  of  E.  Riding  of 
TOth,   1915. 


Residence — 41,  Hyde  Park  Square,  W.        Club — Carlton. 

MAJOR  C.  L.  A.  WARD-JACKSON  (HerefordsWre,  Leominster  Division). 

Charles  Lionel  Atkins  Ward-Jackson,  el.  surviving  son  of  the 
late  Rev.  William  Ward-Jackson,  of  Normanby  Hall,  Yorkshire,  by  Charlotte, 
da.  of  Henry  Minchin,  of  Tipperary ;  b.  1869  ;  ed.  at  Eton :  in,  1908, 
Florence  Olga,  da.  of  James  Bennett ;  is  Major  Yeo.,  and  a  J. P.  for  York- 
shire; S.  African  War  1900-1  (despatches  twice,  Hon.  Capt.),  European 
War  1914-18,  on  Staff  (Chevalier  de  la  Merile  Agricole).  A  Coalition 
Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested  S.  Div.  of  Manchester  Jan.  1910;  has  sat 
for  Leominster  Div.  of  Herefordshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Street    Court,    Kingsland,    Herefordshire ;    Normanby    Hall,   Yorkshire 
C/«3f— Carlton,  Cavalry,  White's,  Boodle's,  Yorkshire. 


LIEUT.-COL.  THE  HON.  CUTHBERT  JAMES  (Bromley). 

Cuthbert  James,  C.^.-£'.,2ndsonof  2nd  Baron 
Northbourne,  of  Betteshanger,  Eastry,  Dover,  Kent,  by 
Edith  Emmeline  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  John  Newton 
Lane,  of  King's  Bromley  Manor,  Lichfield  ;  b.  Feb. 
29th,  1872 ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Magdalen  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford :  VI.  1905,  Florence  Marion,  da.  of  the  late  Hussey 
Packe  ;  has  been  Major  E.  Surrey  Regt.,  Assist. 
Financial  Sec,  Egyptian  Army,  and  Lieut. -Col.  R.M.  ; 
European  War  1915-16  with  E.  Surrey  Regt.,  and  as 
Inspector  Admiralty  Motor  Transport ;  sometime  em- 
ployed in  Ministry  of  Interior,  Egyptian  Govt.  ;  C.B.E. 
(Mil.)  1919.  KCoalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Bromley 
since  Dec.  17th,  1919. 

Residence — 3,  Ormonde  Gate,  Chelsea,  S.W.        Clubs — Brooks's,  Beefsteak,  Garrick. 


MAJOR  J.  G.  JAMESON  (Edinburgh,  West  Division). 
John  Gordon  Jameson,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  Andrew  Jameson 
{Lord  Ardtvall),  a.  Lord  of  Session  in  Scotland;  b.  April  13th,  1878;  Bar. 
Scotland  1903,  and  Lincoln's  Inn  1919  ;  formerly  Major  Yeo.  ;  S.  Africa  1900, 
and  European  War  1914-18.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested 
E.  Div.  of  Edinburgh  Feb.  1912 ;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  thereof  since  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residence — 34,  Great  King  Street,  Edinburgh.        Chambers — 2,  Mitre  Court  Buildings, 
Temple,  E.C.4. 

W.  M.   JELLETT  (DutoUn  Dnlver8ity).t 
William  Morgan  Jellett,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John  H. 
Jellett,  Provost  of  Trinity  Coll.,  Dublin,  by  Dora,  a  da.  of  James  Morgan,  of 
Tivoli,  CO.  Cork;  b.  1857  ;  ed.  at  Roy   Sch.,  Armagh,  and  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin 


88  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

(B.A.  1879) ;  Bar.  King'.s  Inns,  Dublin  1882,  a  K.C.  1899,  and  a  Bencher 
1905  :  m.  1895,  Ja"c^  da.  of  Henry  John  Stoker,  I.C.S.  ;  was  Private  Sec.  to 
Lord  Chancellor  of  Ireland  (Baron  Ashbourne)  1888-1893  and  1895.  An 
Unionist;  has  sat  for  Dublin  Univ.  since  July  28th,  1919,  having  been 
defeated  there  Dec.  1918. 

Residence — 36,    Fitzwilliam    Square    West,    Dublin.  Clubs — University    (Dublin), 

Carlton,  and  Junior  Constitutional  (London). 

A.  R.  JEFHCOTT  (Birmingham,  Yardley  Division). 
Alfred  Roger  Jephcott,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Jephcott, 
formerly  of  Coventry  ;  b.  Feb.  14th,  1853  ;  ed.  at  St.  Paul's  Sch.,  Balsall 
Heath  :  m.  1884,  Lucy,  da.  of  William  White,  of  Birmingham  ;  is  an  En- 
gineer, and  a  J. P.  and  Alderman  for  Birmingham.  A  Coalition  Unionist; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Paisley  Dec.  1910 ;  has  sat  for  Yardley  Div.  of 
Birmingham  since  Dec.  I4lh,  1918. 

Residence— %zxAcxo{x.,  Mansel  Road,  Small  Heath,  Birmingham. 

C.  JESSON  (Walthamstow,  West  Division). 
Charles  Jesson,  son  of  John  William  Jesson,  boot  and  shoe 
manufacturer,  of  Leicester  ;  b.  June  1st,  1862  ;  formerly  a  County  Councillor 
for  London  ;  is  Organiser  for  London  of  the  Amalgamated  So.  of  Musicians. 
A  Coalition  National  Democrat ;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Walthamstow  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 15,  Wenham  Drive,  Westcliff-on-Sea,  Essex. 

N.  P.  JODRELL  (Norfolk,  King's  Lynn). 
Neville  Paul  Jodrell,  son  of  Neville  Jodrell,  of  Gislingham, 
.Suffolk  ;  b.  May  27th,  1858  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1885  ;  was  Chm.  W.  Norfolk 
Recruiting  Committee  and  Commr.  of  Food  for  Norfolk  during  European 
War.  An  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.-W.  Div.  of  Norfolk  Jan. 
and  Dec.  1910,  and  May  1912  ;  sat  for  Mid.  Div.  of  Norfolk  Oct.  to  Nov. 
1918  ;  has  sat  for  King's  Lynn  Div.  thereof  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residences — Albany,  Piccadilly,  W. ;  Stanhoe  Hall,  Norfolk. 

W.  JOHN  (Rhondda,  West  Division). 
William  John  ;  I).  1878 ;  is  a  Miners'  agent.  A  Labour  Member ; 
has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Rhondda  since  Dec.  21st,  1920. 
Address — House  of  Commons,  Westminster,  S.W. 

SIR  L.  STANLEY  JOHNSON  (Walthamstow,  East  Division). 
(Louis)  Stanley  Johnson,  son  of  Edward  Johnson,  of  Hackney, 
N.E.  ;  b.  Oct.  nth,  1869;  ed.  privately:  w.  1902,  Edith  Emily,  da.  of  the 
late  Thomas  Heather,  of  Adelaide  House,  Jersey  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1899; 
is  a  member  of  the  legal  firm  of  Downer  and  Johnson,  of  426,  Salisbury 
House,  London  Wall,  E.C.,  and  Hon.  Lieut. -Col.  London  Regt.  ;  was 
Mayor  of  Hackney  1914-19;  Knt.  1920.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for 
E.  Div.  of  Walthamstow  since  Dec.  14th,  1918,  having  been  defeated  there 
Jan.  and  Nov.  1st,  1910. 

Residence — 131,  Clapton  Common,  N.E.        Club — Royal  Automobile. 

J.  JOHNSTONE  (Renfrewshire,  Eastern  Division). 
Joseph  Johnstone,  O.B.E.,  el.  son  of  Robert  Johnstone, 
cabinet  manufacturer;  b.  i860;  ed.  at  Crummock  Sch.,  Beith,  Ayrshire:  m. 
1882,  Jane  Clerk,  who  d.  1917,  da.  of  Alexander  Muir,  of  Gateside,  Beith  ; 
is  a  Cabinet  Manufacturer,  a  County  Councillor  and  Vice-Convener  for  Ren- 
frewshire, Chm.  National  Insurance  Committees  Asso.,  Scotland,  and  Chm. 
of  Joint  Sanatorium  Board,  and  a  J. P.  ;  sometime  a  Member  of  its  Education 
Committee,  and  Chm.  of  Sch.  Med.  Inspection  Committee;  O.B.E.  (Civil) 
1918.  A  Liberal;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Renfrewshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence— Ca\der  House,  Lochwinnoch,  Renfrewshire.  C/w3j— Liberal  (Glasgow), 
National  Liber.1l  (London),  Paisley. 


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MEMBERS   OF    PARLIAMENT. 


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SIR  EDGAR  R.  JONES  (Merthyr  TydvU.  Mertliyr  Division). 

Edgar  Rees  Jones,  K.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Morgan 
Humphrey  Jones,  a  Baptist  Min.,  of  Gorwel,  Wattitown,  Rhondda  ;  b.  Aug. 
27th,  1878  ;  ed.  at  Cardiff  Univ.  Coll.  (B.A.  1900,  M.A.  1903)  :  m.  1919, 
Lillian  Eleanor  May,  da.  of  George  Brackley,  of  Harringay,  N.  ;  Bar.  Gray's 
Inn  1912  ;  also  a  Member  of  Australian  and  N.S.  Wales  Bars  ;  was  Controller 
of  Priority  Depart.  Min.  of  Munitions  1915-18;  is  Chm.  of  Welsh  Con- 
sultative Council  of  Health  ;  author  of  "  The  Art  of  the  Orator,"  etc.  ; 
K.B.E.  1918.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  Merthyr  Tydvil  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ; 
has  sat  for  Merthyr  Div.  thereof  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Jesmond  Dene,  Shepperton.         Club — National  Liberal. 

SIR  EVAN  D.  JONES,  Bt.  (Pembrokeslilre). 

Evan  Davies  Jones,  ist  Baronet, 
el.  son  of  Thomas  Jones,  of  Pentower, 
Fishguard  ;  b.  April  i8th,  1859 ;  ed.  pri- 
vately, and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Bristol:  m. 
1st,  1884,  Cecilia,  who  d.  1913,  da  of 
Jacob  Evans,  of  St.  Pagans,  Glamorgan  ; 
2ndly,  1914,  Lily,  da.  of  James  Railton,  of 
Malpas,  Monmouthshire;  is  a  M.LC.E., 
a  member  of  the  firm  of  Topham,  Jones 
and  Railton,  engineers,  of  1 1.  Great  George 
Street,  S.W.,  a  J. P.,  a  D.L.,  and  a  County 
Alderman  for  Pembrokeshire  (High  Sheriff 
191 1),  Major  Engineer  and  Railway  Staff 
Corps  (retired),  a  Gov.  and  a  Member  of 
Council  of  Univ.  of  Wales  and  Univ.  Coll. 
of  Wales,  and  a  Gov.  and  a  Member  of 
Council  and  Treasurer  of  National  Library 
of  Wales ;  appointed  Commr.  for  Dyes, 
Board  of  Trade  1917,  Controller  of  Petrol 
Control  Depart.  191 7,  and  Chm.  of  Road 
Transport  Board  1918,  and  Controller  of 
Coal   Mines,    March   1919  (resigned   Oct. 

1919)  ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1917.     A  Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  Pembrokeshire 

since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Seat — Pentower,  Fishguard,  Pembrolceshire.         Toivn  Residence — 6,  Addison  Road,  W. 

Clnbs—  Reform,  Royal  Automobile,  County  (Haverfordwest). 

G.  W.  H.  JONES  (Stoke  Newington). 

George  William  Henry  Jones,  son  of  the  late  George  Jones, 
formerly  of  Stamford  Hill,  N.  ;  b.  18 — ;  LL.B.  London;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn 
1907  ;  is  a  Fellow  of  Roy.  Economic  and  Roy.  Statistical  Sos.  ;  was  a  County 
Councillor  for  London,  N.  Hackney  Div.  1910-19.  A  Coalition  Conservative; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Leeds  W.  Div.  Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for  Stoke 
Newington  since  Dec.   14th,  1918 

Residence -'St\x^6^  Lodge,  56,  Amhurst  Park,  Stamford  Hill,  N.16.  Chambers — i, 
Essex  Court,  Temple  E.C. 

H.  H.  JONES  (Merionethshire). 

Henry  Haydn  Jones,  son  of  Joseph  David  Jones,  ot  Ruthin, 
by  Catherine,  da.  of  the  late  Owen  Daniel,  of  Caethle,  Towyn,  Merioneth  ; 
b.  Dec.  27th,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Towyn  Board  Sch.  and  Towyn  Acad.  :  vt.  1903, 
Gwendolen,  only  da.  of  the  late  Lewis  Davies  Jones,  of  Chicago,  U.S.A.  ; 
is  an  ironmonger,  a  farmer,  and  slate  quarry  proprietor,  a  J. P.  and  a  County 
Alderman  for  Merionethshire  (Chm.  of  County  Council  1900),  and  a  Member 
of  Council  of  Univ.  Coll.  of  Wales.  A.  Liberal;  sat  for  Merionethshire  Jan. 
1910  to  Nov.  1918 ;  re-elected  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — Pant-y-neuadd,  Towyn,  Merioneth.     Club — National  Liberal. 


go  MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT. 

J.  J.  JONES  (West  Ham,  Sllvertown  Diylslon). 

John  Joseph  Jones,  son  of  John  Jones ;  bi  Dec.  8th,  1873  '•  ''^• 
18 — ;  sometime  a  Member  of  West  Ham  Board  of  Guardians  ;  has  been 
ft  Town  Councillor  of  West  Ham  since  1904  (Dep.  Mayor  1917-18) ;  is  Gen. 
Organiser  of  National  Union  of  Workers.  A  Labour  Member ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Camborne  Div.  of  Cornwall  Jan.  1906,  and  Tower  Hamlets,  Poplar 
Div.  Feb.  1914;  has  sat  for  Silvertown  Div.  of  W.  Ham  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— \oSi  Ling  Road,  Canning  Town,  E.16. 


J.  T.  JONES  (CarmartbensMre,  Llanelly  Division). 

Josiah  Towyn  Jones,  son  of  John  Jones,  of  Newquay,  Car- 
diganshire, by  his  wife,  Elizabeth  ;  b.  Dec.  28th,  1858  :  m.  1886,  Mary 
Howells :  was  a  Congregational  Min.  1880-1906 ;  for  20  years  Election 
Agent  to  the  late  Mr.  Abel  Thomas,  K.C.  ;  has  been  a  Member  of  Car- 
marthenshire County  Council  and  Education  Committee  ;  appointed  a  Junior 
I^ord  of  the  Treasury  and  Welsh  Whip  to  the  Govt.  Jan.  191 7,  and  again 
1919  (unpaid).  A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Carmarthenshire 
Aug.  19 1 2  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Llanelly  Div.  of  Carmarthenshire  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residences — 29,  Coniger  Road,  Parson's  Green,  S.W. ;  Arosfa,  Llandebie,  Carmarthen- 
shire. 


M.  JONES  (Glamorganshire,  Caerphilly  Division). 

Morgan  Jones,  son  of  the  late  Ehas  Jones,  a  miner,  of  21, 
Park  Crescent,  Bargoed,  by  Sarah  Ann,  da.  of  John  Evans,  of  Llancarath 
Fawn  Farm,  Nelson,  Glamorganshire  ;  b.  May  3rd,  1885  ;  ed.  at  Elementary 
and  Secondary  Schs.,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Reading ;  sometime  an  Elementary 
Sch.  Teacher ;  is  Representative  for  Wales  on  National  Administrative 
Council  of  International  Labour  Party,  Chm.  Gellygaer  Urban  Dist.  Council, 
a  Member  of  Glamorganshire  County  Council,  and  a  Baptist  Lay  Preacher  ; 
has  been  Pres.  Glamorganshire  Federation  of  Teachers,  and  Chm.  Welsh  Div. 
Council  of  Independent  Labour  Party.  A  Labour  and  Socialist  Member ; 
elected  for  Caerphilly  Div.  of  Glamorganshire  Aug.  24th,  1921. 

/f^wViVwr^— Caerphilly,  Glamorganshire. 


JOYNSON-HICKS  [see  Hicks]. 


BIGHT  HON.  F.  6.  KELLAWAY  (Bedfordshire,  Bedford  Division). 

Frederick  George  Kellaway,  P.C,  second  son  of  the  late 
William  Hamley  Kellaway,  of  Bishopston,  Bristol;  b.  Dec.  3rd,  1870;  ed.  at 
Bishopston  :  ;//.  1903,  Sarah  Ellen,  el.  da.  of  the  late  Henry  Robinson,  J-P-,  of 
Greenwich,  S.  E. ;  formerly  a  journalist ;  represented  Blackheath  on  Lewisham 
Board  of  Guardians  and  Lewisham  Borough  Council ;  appointed  Private  Sec. 
to  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Munitions  July  1915,  Parliamentary  Sec. 
to  the  Min.  of  Munitions  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916,  Joint  Parliamentary  Sec. 
and  Dep.  Min.  Ministry  of  Munitions  Jan.  1919,  Additional  Under  Sec.  of 
State  for  Foreign  Affairs  and  Additional  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of 
Trade  (Depart,  of  Overseas  Trade)  April  1920,  and  Postmaster-Gen.  April 
1921  ;  is  a  Member  of  Post  Office  Board  ;  P.C.  1920.  A  Coalition  Liberal; 
unsuccessfully  contested  S.  Div.  of  Northamptonshire  Jan.  1910 ;  sat  for 
Bedford  Dec.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Bedfordshire,  Bedford  Div. 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 16,  Eliot  Park,  Lewisham  Hill,  S.E.  ;  The  Lodge,  Westerham,  Kent. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  9 1 

MAJOR  F.  A.  KELLEY  (Rotherham). 

Frederick  Arthur  Kelley,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Ralph 
Kelley ;  b.  1863;  is  a  J.P.  for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  and  Shefifield,  and 
Major  Roy.  Defence  Corps;  O.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919.  A  CoalUion  Unionist;  un- 
successfully contested  Hallam  Div.  of  S.  Part  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire 
Jan.  1906,  and  Spen  Valley  Div.  of  E.  Part  thereof  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910; 
has  sat  for  Rotherham  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Holly  Court,  St.  James'  Park,  Harrogate. 

E.  J.  KELLY  (Donegal  Co.,  East  Donegal  Division).; 

Edward  Joseph  Kelly,  son  of  Peter  Kelly,  J. P.,  formerly  of 
The  Mall  House,  Ballyshannon,  co.  Donegal,  by  his  wife,  Rose  ;  b. 
March  30th,  1883  ;  ed.  at  St.  Vincent's  Coll.  Castleknock,  at  Univ.  Coll., 
DubHn  (B.A.  1903,  M.A.  1904),  and  at  Roy.  Univ.  of  Ireland  ;  admitted 
Solicitor  1910 ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1917.  A  Nationalist;  has  sat  for 
E.  Donegal  Div,  of  Donegal  co.  since  Jan.  28th,  1910. 

Residence — 12,  Brighton  Vale,  Monkstown,  co,  Dublin. 

T.  KELLY  (Dublin,  St.  Stephen's  Green  Division).; 

Thomas  Kelly;  b.  i8 — ;  is  an  Alderman  of  Dublin  City 
Council  (sometime  Chm.  of  its  Housing  Committee) ;  elected  Lord  Mayor  of 
Dublin  1920.  A  Sinn  FJin  Member;  elected  for  St.  Stephen's  Green  Div. 
of  Dublin  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Dublin  S.,  City  Div.  in  S.  Parliament  of 
Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 23,  Longwood  Avenue,  South  Circular  Road,  Dublin. 

T.  KENNEDY  (Kirkcaldy  District). 
Thomas  Kennedy  ;  b.  1876  ;  National  Sec.  Social  Democratic 
Federation  (formerly  a  Local  Organizer) ;  served  in  Italy  during  European 
War  ;  elected  Scottish  Whip  of  Labour  Party  1922.  A  Labmir  Member ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Aberdeen,  N.  Div.  May  1906  and  Feb.  1910;  has  sat 
for  Kirkcaldy  Dist.  since  March  4th,  1921. 
Address — House  of  Commons,  Westminster,  S.W. 

D.  R.  KENT  (Cork  Co.,  East  Cork  Division).; 

David  Rice  Kent;  b.  18 — ;  a  farmer.     A  Sinn  Fein  Member-, 
elected  for  E.  Cork  Div.  of  Cork  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 
Residence — Fermoy,  co.  Cork, 

LIEUT.-COM.  THE  HON.  J.  M.  KENWORTHY  (Kingston  upon-Hull, 
Central  Division). 

Joseph  Montague  Kenworthy,  el.  son  of  9th 

Baron    Strabolgi,   by  Elizabeth   Florence,   da.    of  George 

Buchanan  Cooper,   of  Sacremento,  California ;    b.   March 

7th,    1886:    m.    1913,   Doris  Whitley,   only   child   of    Sir 

Frederick  Whitley  Whitley-Thomson  ;  Lieut.-Com.  R.N.  ; 

European  War  1914-18,  Comdg.  H.M.S.   "  Bullfinch,"  and 

sometime  as  Assist.  Ch.  of  Staff,  Gibraltar.     A  Liberal; 

unsuccessfully  contested  Rotherham  Dec.  1918  ;  has  sat  for 

Central  Div.  of  Kingston-upon-HuU  since  March  29th,  1919. 

Residence— ^,  Pitt  Street,  Campden  Hill,  W.8.        C/«^j— Junior 
Naval  and  Military,  National  Liberal. 


92  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

B.  KENYON  (Derbyshire,  Chesterfield  DiYision). 

Barnet  Kenyon,  son  of  Henry  Kenyon,  by  his  wife  Ann  ; 
b.  1853  :  m.  1878,  Elizabeth^  da.  of  John  Ramsden,  of  Everton,  Notts  ;  started 
work  in  Staveley  Colliery  at  an  early  age  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Chesterfield  and 
Derbyshire,  Gen.  Agent  Derbyshire  Miners'  Asso.  (Pres.  1896-1906),  a  Trustee 
of  King's  Fund  for  Disabled,  a  Member  of  Chesterfield  Board  of  Guardians,  of 
Old-Age  Pension  Committee,  of  Derbyshire  Insurance  Committee,  of  Executive 
of  Miners'  Federation  of  Great  Britain,  and  of  Midland  Counties  Board  of 
Minimum  Wage  Act.  A  Liberal  ^nA  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Chesterfield 
Div.  of  Derbyshire  since  Aug.  20th,  1913. 

Residence — 98,  Saltergate,  Chesterfield. 


KERR-SMILET  [see  Smiley]. 


J.  KIDD  (LinUthgowsMre). 

James  Kidd,  son  of  Thomas  Kidd,  of  Carriden,  Bo'ness ;  b. 
March  nth,  1872;  ed.  at  Carriden  Public  Sch.,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ. 
(B.L.  1898):  ;//.  1899,  Jessie  Gardner,  da.  of  Thomas  TurnbuU,  of  Bonhard, 
Bo'ness;  is  a  Director  of  Carriden  Coal  Co.  (Limited).  A  Conservative;  has 
sat  for  Linlithgowshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918,  having  been  defeated  there  Dec, 
1910  and  Nov.  1913. 

Residence — Muiredge,  Bo'ness. 


J.  D.  EILET  (Stepney,  Whitechapel  and  St-  George's  DiviBlon). 

James  Daniel  Kiley,  son  of  Daniel  Kiley;  b.  1865  ;  has  been 
Mayor  of  Stepney  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  co.  London,  an  Alderman  of  Stepney,  Chm. 
of  Whyte,  Ridsdale  and  Co.  (Limited),  warehousemen,  of  72-76,  Houndsditch, 
E.,  of  Beechwood  (Limited),  of  Chesham,iand  of  Winteringham's  (Limited) 
of  Northampton,  and  a  Member  of  Metropolitan  Water  Board.  A  Liberal; 
sat  for  Whitechapel  Div.  of  Tower  Hamlets  Dec.  1916  to  Nov.  1918;  elected 
for  Whitechapel  and  St.  George's  Div.  of  Stepney  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — i,  Whitehall  Place,  S.W.        Clubs — National  Liberal,  Royal  Automobile. 


CAPT.  H.  B.  KING  (Norfolk,  Northern  Division). 

Henry  Douglas  King,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  son  of  the  late  Capt. 
Henry  Welchman  King  ;  /J.June  1st,  1877  5  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1905  :  ;//.  1900, 
Margaret  Elizabeth,  da.  of  the  late  W.  R.  Swan,  of  S.  Australia  ;  formerly  in 
Mercantile  Marine  ;  was  in  R.N.R.  1893-1902,  in  Inns  of  Court  Rifles  1902-4, 
and  in  R.N.V.R.  (V.D.)  1904-14  ;  served  during  European  War  1914-17  with 
Roy.  Naval  Div.,  with  rank  of  Com.  (despatches  thrice,  D.S.O.,  Croix  de 
Guerre) ;  promoted  Capt.  R.N.V.R.,  and  appointed  to  Command  its  London 
Div.  1920;  became  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Parliamentary  Sec.  to 
Ministry  of  Shipping  Jan.  1919,  and  to  Ch.  Sec.  for  Ireland  July  1920,  and  an 
Assist.  Coalition  Whip  (unpaid)  1921  ;  D.S.O.  1915,  C.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919.  A 
Coalition  Independent ;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.  Div.  of  Norfolk  Jan.  and 
Dec.  1910;  elected  therefor  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— sg,  Cadogan  Square,  S.W. ;  The  Dales,  Sheringham,  Norfolk.  Clubs— 
Junior  Carlton,  Bath. 


EINLOCH-COOEE  [see  Cooke]. 


MEMBERS   OP  PARLIAMENT. 


93 


MAJOR  E.  A.  KNIGHT  (Worcestersblre,  Kidderminster). 

Eric  Ayshford  Knight,  son  of  Edward  Lewis  Knight,  of 
Hornacott  Manor,  Launceston,  by  Henrietta  Mar>',  da.  of  Edward  Ayshford 
Sanford,  of  Nynehead  Court,  Wellington,  Somerset;  b.  April  i8th,  1863  ;  ed. 
at  Cheltenham  :  m.  1897,  Constance  Ida,  da.  of  the  late  J.  W.  H.  Wilson,  of 
Winnipeg,  Canada ;  sometime  Major  Comdg.  3/lst  Worcestershire  Yeo.  ;  is 
a  J. P.  for  Somersetshire  and  Worcestershire.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Mid,  or  Droitwich,  Div.  of  Worcestershire  Jan.  1906; 
sat  for  Kidderminster  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Kidderminster  Div, 
of  Worcestershire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— \\o\veT\e:y  House,  near  Kidderminster.        Clubs— CurXlon,  Cavalry. 


RIGHT  HON.  G.  LAMBERT  (Devonsliire,  Soutli  Molton  Division). 

George  Lambert,  F.C,  son  of  the  late  George  Lambert;  b. 
June  25th,  1866;  ed.  privately:  m.  1904,  Barbara,  da.  of  the  late  George 
Stavers,  of  Morpeth  ;  formerly  Capt.  3rd  Batn.  Devonshire  Regt. ;  is  a  Yeoman, 
and  a  J. P.  and  County  Alderman  for  Devonshire ;  appointed  a  Member  of 
Roy.  Commn.  on  Agricultural  Depression  1893,  and  of  Departmental  Commn. 
on  Railway  Rates  1904,  a  Member  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  the  Supply  and 
Storage  of  Liquid  Fuel  in  peace  and  war  1912,  and  Sessional  Chm.,  Non- 
official  Liberal  Members,  House  of  Commons  1919  ;  was  Civil  Lord  of  the 
Admiralty  Dec.  1905  to  May  1915  ;  P.C.  1912.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  N.,  or  S. 
Molton,  Div.  of  Devonshire  Nov.  1891  to  Nov.  1918:  re-elected  for  S.  Molton 
Div.  thereof  Dec.  19 18. 

Residences — 34,  Grosvenor  Road,  Westminster,  S.W. ;  Spreyton.  near  Bow,  N.  Devon. 
C/r<^f— Reform,  National  Liberal. 


G.  L.  T.  LOCKER-LAMPSON  (Middlesex.  Wood  Green  Division). 

Godfrey  Lampson  Tennyson 
Locker-Lampson.  el.  son  of  the  late 
Frederick  Locker-Lampson,  of  Rowfant 
Crawley,  Sussex,  and  New  Haven  Court, 
Cromer,  by  Hannah  Jane,  who  d,  1915, 
da.  of  Sir  Curtis  Miranda  Lampson,  ist 
Bt.  ;  h.  June  19th,  1875  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and 
at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. :  m.  1905,  Sophie 
Felicite  De  Rodes,  of  Barlbrough  Hall, 
Chesterfield,  and  Hatfield,  Doncaster ;  Bar. 
Lincoln's  Inn  1908;  formerly  a  3rd  Sec. 
in  Diplo.  Ser.  ;  has  been  Lieut.  Middle- 
sex Yeo.  Cav.,  2nd  Lieut.  Yeo.,  and 
Chm.  Advisory  Committee  on  Welfare  of 
the  Blind;  European  War  1915-17  with 
Div.  of  Cav.,  and  as  A.D.C.  4th  Corps; 
appointed  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Sec.  of 
State  for  Home  Depart.  (Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
G.  Cave,  M,P.)  in  National  Min.  1917, 
and  also  to  Assist.  Sec.  of  State  for 
Foreign  Affairs  (Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Robert 
Gascoyne  Cecil,  P.C,  M.P.)  1918.     A  Conservative;  unsuccessfully  contested 


94 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


Derbyshire,  Chesterfield  Div.  Jan.  1906  ;  sat  for  Salisbury  Jan.  1910  to  Nov. 
1918  ;  elected  for  Wood  Green  Div.  of  Middlesex  Dec.  I4lh,  1918. 

ResicUucts— 262,   St.   James'   Court,    S.W. ;    Rowfant,  Crawley,  Sussex  ;    Barlbrough 
Hall,  Chesterfield.        Clubs — Travellers',  Sussex,  Marlborough. 


COM.  0.  S.  LOCKER-LAMFSON  (Huntingdonsblre). 

Oliver  Stillingfleet  Locker-Lamp- 
SON,  CM(7.,Z>..5'.C>.,secondsonof  the  late 
Frederick  Locker- Lampson,  f^f  Rowfant, 
Crawley,  Sussex,  and  New  Haven  Court, 
Cromer,  by  Hannah  Jane,  whoa?.  191 5,  da. 
of  Sir  Curtis  Miranda  Lampson,  ist  Bt. ;  b. 
Sept.  25th,  1880;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  History  and  Modern 
Languages  18 — ) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1907;  Com.  R. N.V.R. ;  European  War 
1914-18  Comdg.  Naval  Armoured  Car 
Squadron  (C.M.G.,  Russian  Order  of  St. 
Vladimir) ;  has  Order  of  Leopold  of  Bel- 
gium ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Private 
Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Chancellor  of  the  Ex- 
chequer Dec.  19 19,  and  to  Leader  of  the 
House  1920;  C.M.G.  1917,  D.S.O.  1918. 
A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  sat  for  N.,  or 
Ramsey,  Div.  of  Huntingdonshire  Jan. 
1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Huntmg- 
donshire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residences — 18,  Park  Mansions,  S.W.  ;  New  Haven  Court,  Cromer.  Office — 48,  Dover 
Street,  W.     Clubs — Travellers',  Bath,  Constitutional,  Queen's,  Royal  Automobile,  Carlton. 


LANE-FOX  [see  Fox]. 

SIR  JOSEPH  LARMOR  (Cambridge  University). 

Joseph  Larmor,  Sc.D.,  F.B.S.,  son  of  Hugh  Larmor;  b. 
July  nth,  1857;  ed.  at  Roy.  Academical  Institution,  Belfast,  at  Queen's 
Coll.,  Belfast,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Cambridge  (Senior  Wrangler  1880, 
M.A.  1883,  Fellow  1880);  D.Sc.  London,  Hon.  D.Sc.  Oxford,  Camb.,  and 
Dubhn ;  LL.D.  Glasgow  and  Aberdeen;  D.C.L.,  Durham;  LL.D.,  Bir- 
mingham and  St.  Andrews;  Hon.  D.Sc.  Queen's  Univ.,  Belfast;  is  an  Hon. 
F.R.S.E.,  a  F.R.A.S. ,  an  Hon.  Member  of  Roy.  Irish  Acad.,  Foreign  Hon. 
Member  of  American  National  Acad,  of  Sciences,  of  American  Acad,  of 
Boston,  of  American  Philosophical  So.  of  Pennsylvania,  of  Accademia  dei 
Lincei  of  Rome,  and  of  Istituto  di  Bologna,  Corresponding  Member  of  Institut 
de  France,  Past  Pres.  of  London  Mathematical  So.,  and  Past  Pres.  of  Camb. 
Philosophical  So.  ;  was  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy,  Queen's  Coll., 
Galway  1880-85,  a  Sec.  of  Roy.  So.  1901-12  (Roy.  medal  1915,  Copley  medal 
1 921),  and  Lecturer  in  Mathematics,  Camb.  Univ.  1885- 1903,  since  when  he 
has  been  Lucasian  Professor  of  Mathematics  there;  sometime  Examiner  in 
Mathematics  and  Natural  Philosophy,  London  Univ.  ;  author  of  various  works 
on  Mathematics  and  Physics  ;  Knt.  1909.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  has  sat 
for  Cambridge  Univ.  since  Feb.  i6th,  191 1. 

Residetue—St.  John's  College,  Cambridge.        C/kiJ— Athenjeum. 


A.  J.  LAW  (Rochdale). 

Alfred  Joseph  Law  ;  b.  i860  ;  is  a  woollen  manufacturer,  a 
Director  of  Rochdale  Canal  Co.,  of  London  and  Lancashire  Fire  Insurance 
Co.,  and  of  Littleborough  Gas  Co.,  and  a  J. P.  for  Lancashire.  A  Coalition 
Unionist;  has  sat  for  Rochdale  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— "HoxircikXA,  Littleborough,  near  Manchester.        Club — Carlton. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  95 


RIGHT  HON.  A.  BONAR  LAW  (Glasgow,  Central  Division). 
Andrew  Bonar  Law,  P.C,  son  of  the  Rev.  James  Law,  M.A., 
a  Presbyterian  Clergyman  of  New  Brunswick,  by  Eliza  Annie  Kidston,  his 
wife  ;  b.  Sept.  i6th,  1858  ;  ed.  in  New  Brunswick,  and  at  Glasgow  High  Sch. ; 
Hon.  LL. D.  Glasgow  1912,  and  Camb.  1920,  Hon.  D.C.L.  Durham  1919  : 
m.  1891,  Annie  Pitcairn,  who  d.  1909,  da.  of  Harrington  Robley,  of  Glasgow  ; 
formerly  an  iron  merchant  of  Glasgow  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Dumbartonshire  ;  some- 
time Chm.  of  Scotch  Pig  Iron  Trades  Asso.  ;  was  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board 
of  Trade  1902-6  ;  appointed  Leader  of  the  Opposition  in  House  of  Commons 
191 1,  Sec.  of  State  for  the  Colonies  May  1915  (also  Member  of  War  Cabinet 
Committee),  and  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  and  Leader  of  the  House  of 
Commons  in  National  Min.  (with  a  seat  in  the  War  Cabinet)  Dec.  1916  ;  was 
Lord  Privy  Seal  Jan.  1919  to  March  1921  (with  a  seat  in  the  War  Cabinet 
Jan  to  Oct.  1919)  (also  Leader  of  the  House  of  Commons);  was  a  British 
Plen.  at  Peace  Conference  1919  ;  elected  Lord  Rector  of  Glasgow  Univ.  1919 
and  I92r.  A  Coalition  Conservative ;  sat  for  Blackfriars  and  Hutchesontown 
Div.  of  Glasgow  Oct.  1900  to  Jan.  1906,  when  he  was  defeated,  and  for  Cam- 
berwell  Div.  of  Dulwich  May  1906  to  Dec.  1910 ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
N.-W.  Div.  of  Manchester  Dec.  1910;  elected  for  Lancashire  (S.-W.),  Bootle 
Div.,  March  27th,  191 1,  and  for  Central  Div.  of  Glasgow  Dec.  14th,  1918  ; 
P.C.  1911. 

Residence — 27,  Onslow  Gardens,  S.\V.7.        Clubs — Carlton,  City  Carlton,  Baldwin. 

F.  J.  LAWLESS  (Dublin  Co.,  North  Division). t 

Francis  J.  Lawless;  b.  i8 —  ;  is  a  farmer.  A  Sinn  Fern  Member; 
elected  for  N.  Div.  of  Dublin  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Dublin  Co.  in  S.  Par- 
liament of  Ir  land  June  1921. 

/?Mz<fc«<r6'— Saucerstown  House,  Swords,  Dublin. 

J.  J.  LAWSON  (Durham,  Cbester-le-Street  Division). 

John  J.  Lawson,  son  of  John  Lawson,  by  his  wife,  Elizabeth  ; 
b.  Oct.  i6th,  1881  ;  ed.  at  Ruskin  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  formerly  a  Check-weighman  ; 
is  a  County  Councillor  for  Durham,  and  a  Member  of  Durham  Miners'  Asso. ; 
European  War  in  R.F.A.  A  Labour  Member;  unsuccessfully  contested  Dur- 
ham, Seaham  Div.  Dec.  1918  ;  has  sat  for  Chester-le-Street  Div.  of  Durham 
since  Nov.  13th,  1919. 

Residence — Beamish,  co.  Durham. 

J.  LENNON  (Carlow  Co.).} 

James  Lennon  ;  b.  i8 — .  A  Sinn  Fein  Member;  elected  for 
Carlow  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918,  and  for  Carlow  and  Kilkenny  Cos.  in  S. 
Parliament  of  Ireland  June  192 1. 

Residence  — Borris,  co.  Carlow. 

RIGHT  HON.  J.  H.  LEWIS  (University  of  Wales). 

John  Herbert  Lewis,  F.C,  son  of  Enoch  Lewis,  shipowner,  of 
Mostyn  Quay,  Flintshire,  by  Catherine,  da.  of  Moses  Roberts,  of  Plas  Llang- 
wyfan,  Denbighshire;  b.  Dec.  27th,  1858;  ed.  at  Denbigh  Gram.  Sch.,  at 
McGill  Univ.,  Montreal,  and  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1879,  M.A.  1883)  ; 
Hon.  LL.D.  Univ.  of  Wales  1918  :  m.  ist,  1886,  Adelaide,  who  d.  1895,  da. 
of  the  late  Charles  Hughes,  J.  P.,  of  Brynhyfryd,  Wrexham  ;  2ndly,  1897,  Ruth, 
O.B.E.,  da.  of  the  late  William  Sproston  Caine,  M.P.  for  Cornwall,  N.W.,  or 
Camborne,  Div.  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1882  (but  does  not  now  practise)  ;  was 
Chm.  of  Flintshire  County  Council  1889-93,  ^"^  Pres.  Library  Asso.  1920-21  ; 
appointed  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury  Dec.  1905,  Parliamentary  Sec.  of 
Local  Govt.  Board  July  1909,  and  Parliamentary  Sec,  Board  of  Education 
May  1915,  and  again  Dec.  1916  and  Jan.  1919;   has  been  Constable  of  Flint 


96  MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT. 

Castle  since  Dec,  1910  ;  is  a  D.L.  for  Flint ;  P.C.  1913.  A  Coalition  Liberal  \ 
sat  for  Flint  Dist.  July  1892  to  Jan.  1906,  and  for  Flintshire  Jan.  1906  to 
Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Univ.  of  Wales  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences — Penucha,  Caerwys,  Holywell,  Flintshire ;  23,  Grosvenor  Road,  S.W. 
Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal. 

T.  A.  LEWIS  (Glamorgauslilre,  Pontypridd  Division). 

Thomas  Arthur  Lewis,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Maldwyn 
Lewis,  a  Baptist  Min.  ;  b.  Sept.  21st,  1881  ;  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Cardiff 
(Graduate  in  Science) :  m.  1919,  Marjorie,  da.  of  the  late  William  Culross, 
of  Adelaide,  S.  Australia  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1919 ;  sometime  a  School- 
master; is  a  Bar.-at-law  ;  European  War  1915-18  as  Lieut.  R.A.S.C.  ; 
appointed  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Ch.  Govt.  Liberal  Whip  Jan.  1919,  and 
Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  of  State  for  Air  1921.  A  Radical;  has 
sat  for  Pontypridd  Div.  of  Glamorganshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— Cema.es,  Pontypridd.        Clr<6 — National  Liberal. 

W.  A.  LINDSAY  (Belfast,  Cromac  Division). 

VVilliam  Arthur  Lindsay,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Graham 
Lindsay;  b.  April  14th,  1866  ;  ed.  at  The  Leys  Sch.,  and  at  St.  Peter's  Coll., 
Camb.  :  m.  1892,  Maud,  da.  of  the  late  John  Rabbett,  of  Bramfield,  Suffolk ; 
formerly  a  member  of  the  firm  of  Lindsay  Bros.,  cloth  merchants,  of  Belfast. 
An  Unionist;  sat  for  Belfast,  S.  Div.,  July  191 7  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for 
Cromac  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 16,  Pall  Mall,  S.W.i  ;  The  Cottage,  Goring,  Oxon ;  Tyrone  House, 
Belfast.         Clttbs — Devonshire,  Garrick,   Ulster. 

SIR  (R.)  ASHTON  LISTER  (Gloucestershire,  Stroud  Division). 

(Robert)  Ashton  Lister,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  George  Lister, 
of  The  Rivers,  Dursley,  Gloucestershire  ;  b.  Feb.  4th,  1845  '•  "'•  1866,  Frances 
Ann,  who  d.  191 1,  da.  of  the  late  John  Bax  ;  is  founder  of  the  firm  of  R.  A. 
Lister  and  Co.  (Limited),  agricultural  implement  manufacturers,  and  a  J. P. 
and  a  County  Councillor  for  Gloucestershire  ;  Knt.  191 1,  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1919. 
A  Coalition  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.,  or  Tewkesbury,  Div.  of 
Gloucestershire  Jan.  1906,  Jan.  1910,  and  Dec.  1910 ;  has  sat  for  Stroud 
Div.  of  Gloucestershire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — The  Towers,  Dursley,  Gloucestershire. 

G.  B.  LLOYD  (Shropshire,  Shrewsbury  Division). 

George  Butler  Lloyd,  el.  son  of  the  late  William  Butler  Lloyd, 
J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Preston  Montford,  Salop,  by  Jane  E.,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  G. 
Hunt,  of  Wadenhoe,  Northampton  ;  b.  Jan.  8th,  1854  ;  ed.  at  Marlborough, 
and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb.  :  ;«.  1880,  Constance  Mary,  da.  of  Col. 
Richard  Jenkins,  formerly  Bengal  Cav.  ;  is  a  Director  of  Capital  and 
Counties  Section  Lloyds  Bank  (Limited),  and  of  Northern  Assurance  Co. 
(Limited),  Birmingham,  a  County  Councillor  for  Salop,  and  a  J. P.  for  Shrews- 
bury (twice  Mayor)  and  for  Shropshire.  A  Coalition  Conservative ;  sat  for 
Shrewsbury  April  1913  to  Nov.  1918  ;  re-elected  for  Shrewsbury  Div.  of 
Shropshire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— 'Sa.f^K.oD.  Hall,  near  Shrewsbury'.        C/?<iJ— Carlton. 

LLOYD  GEORGE  [see  George]. 

LLOYD  GREAHE  [see  Greame] 

LOCKER-LAISPSON  [see  Lampson]. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


97 


J.  W.  LOKDEN  (St.  -Pancras,  North  Dlylaion). 
John  William   Lorden  ;  b.  July  15th,   1862  :   m.   1883,  Ellen 
Mary,  da.  of  Matthew  Garrod  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  co.  London  ;  was  Mayor  of  Wands- 
worth 1903-4  and  1907-8.     A  Coalitiott  Conservative ;   has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of 
St.  Pancras  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
^  s-j  Residences — Ravenswood,  West  Hill,  Putney,  S.W. ;  Little  Ratton,  Willingdon,  Sussex. 

LORT-WILLIAMS  [see  WiUiams]. 
CAPT.  C.  E.  LOSEBY  (Bradford.  East  Division), 
Charles  Edgar  Loseby,  M.C,  son  of  A.  J.  Loseby,  of  Market 
Kosworth  ;  b.  May  ist,  1881  :  ;//.  1921,  Dulcibella,  da.  of  the  late  —  Heme, 
of  Woking ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1914  ;  is  Capt.  Lancashire  Fusiliers  (Reserve), 
and  Sec.  National  Democratic  Party  in  House  of  Commons ;  European  War 
1914-18  (wounded,  M.C.).  A  Coalition  National  Democrat;  has  sat  for  E. 
Div.  of  Bradford  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 3,      Bessborough      Gardens,      S.W.i  ;       Market      Bosworth,     Nuneaton, 
Chambers — 3,  Hare  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 

SIB  FRANCIS  W.  LOWE,  Bt.  (Birmingham,  Edghaston  Division). 

Francis  William  Lowe,  ist  Baronet, 
son  of  the  late  William  Lowe,  solicitor,  of  Bir- 
mingham ;  b.  Jan.  1852;  ed.  at  King  Edward's 
Sch.,  and  at  London  Univ.  :  m.  1883,  Mary, 
only  child  of  the  late  William  Holden,  of 
Scarborough;  admitted  Solicitor  1876;  for- 
merly a  partner  in  the  legal  firm  of  Lowe  and 
Jolly;  is  a  J. P.  for  City  of  Birmingham  and 
for  Warwickshire,  and  Past  Chm.  of  National 
Union  of  Conservative  Assos.  and  of  Midland 
Union,  and  Joint  Pres.  Birmingham  Unionist 
Asso.  ;  was  Pres.  of  Birmingham  Conserva- 
tive Asso.  1892-1918  ;  cr.  Knt.  1905,  and 
a  Baronet  1918.  A  Coalition  Conservative; 
unsuccessfully  contested  E.  Div.  of  Birmingham 
1885,  and  S.,  or  Harborough,  Div.  of  Leicester- 
shire 1892  ;  has  sat  for  Edgbaston  Div.  of 
Birmingham  since  Feb.  15th,  1898. 

Residences — 34,  Draycott  Place,  Cadogan  Gardens, 
S.W.  ;  109,  Colmore  Row,  Birmingham.      C/?</«— Carlton,  and  Conservative  (Birmingham). 


MAJOR  THE  HON. 


C.  W.  LOWTHER  (Cumberland,  Northern  Division). 

Christopher  William  Lowther, 
son  of  the  ist  Viscount  Uliswater  (Speaker 
of  House  of  Commons  1 895-1 921),  of 
Campsea  Ashe,  Wickham  Market  ;  b.  Jan. 
i8th,  1887  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Camb. :  ;«.  ist,  1910,  Ina  Marjorie  Gwen- 
doline (who  obtained  a  divorce  1921),  da. 
of  the  late  Rev.  Canon  Raymond  Percy 
Pelly  ;  2ndly,  1921,  Dorothy  (Loveridge), 
da.  of  Arthur  Bromley-Davenport ;  some- 
time an  Hon.  Attache  in  Diplo.  Ser.  ; 
formerly  Capt.  Yeo.  (invalided  out  1919 
with  rank  of  Major)  ;  European  War  1914- 
15  (wounded)  ;  is  a  Director  of  Sunday 
Publications  (Limited).  An  Independent 
A/ember;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Cumberland 
since  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — Westwood   Mayfield,  Sussex. 


98 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


UEUT.-COL.  C.  W.  H.  LOWTHER  (Lancashire,  Lonsdale  Division). 

Claude  William  Henry  Lowther, 
son  of  Capt.  Francis  William  Lowther, 
formerly  R.N.  ;  b.  June  1872  ;  sometime 
Attache  to  British  Embassy,  Madrid  ;  for- 
merly Capt.  Westmoreland  and  Cumberland 
Imperial  Yeo. ;  served  in  S.  Africa  1900  as 
Lieut.  Imperial  Yeo.,  and  subsequently 
as  'V. D.C.  to  Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  C.  Warren, 
G.C.M.G..  K.C.B.,  present  at  battle  of 
Faber's  Spruit  (saved  life  of  comrade  under 
heavy  fire,  for  which  deed  recommended 
for  V.C.)  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Cumberland  ;  some- 
time Chm.  of  Anti-Socialist  Union  of  Great 
Britain  ;  appointed  Lieut. -Col.  Comdg. 
I  '^^^^  J  I(^/^  Batns.  Roy.  Sussex  Regt.  19 14  (raising, 
\      ^^V     y     \f  training,    and    comdg.    5,000   men    during 

^^V^^^  European  War).  An  Independent  Unionist ; 

^^^^^  sat  for  N.,  or  Eskdale,  Div.  of  Cumberland 

Oct.  1900  to  Jan.  1906  (defeated  there  Jan.  1906  and  Jan.  1910),  and  Dec. 
1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Lonsdale  Div.  of  Lancashire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residences — 43,  Catherine  Street,  Westminster,  S.W.  ;  Hurstmonceaux  Castle,  Sussex. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Bachelors',  Marlbotough,  Garrick,  Pratt's. 


MAJ.-GEN.  SIR  H.  CECIL  LOWTHER  (Cumberland,  Penrith  and  Cockermouth 

Division). 

Henry  Cecil  LowTHERjA'.C^.  6^., 
C.B.,  C.V.O.,  D.S.O.,  son  of  the  late 
Hon.  William  Lowther,  brother  of  3rd  Earl 
Lonsdale,  by  the  Hon.  Charlotte  Alice, 
who  d.  1908,  da.  of  ist  Baron  Wensley- 
dale  ;  b.  Jan.  27th,  1869  ;  ed.  at  Charter- 
house, and  at  R.  M.C.  :  ///.  1920  (Mrs. 
Gordon  Bois),  youngest  da.  of  the  late 
John  Selwyn  Harvey  ;  is  Lieut.-Col.  and 
Brevet  Col.  Scots  Guards;  sometime  Maj.- 
Gen.  on  Gen.  Staff;  S.  Africa  1899-1902 
as  Adj.  and  D.A.A.G.  (despatches  twice, 
D.S.O.),  European  War  1914- 1 6  (wounded, 
despatches  four  times.  Brevet  Col.,  C.B.)  ; 
accompanied  British  Mission  to  Fez  1905  ; 
was  Mil.  Attache  in  Paris  1905-9,  and  Pri- 
vate Sec.  to  F.-M.  the  Duke  of  Connaught 
during  visit  to  S.  Africa  1910 ;  subsequently 
Mil.  Sec.  to  Gov. -Gen.  of  Canada  ;  D.S.O. 
1900,  M.V.O.  (4th  class)  1906,  C.M.G. 
191 1,  C.V.O.  1913,  C.B.  (Mil.)  1916, 
K.C.M.G.  1918.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  sat  for  N.,  or  Appleby,  Div.  of  West- 
morland Oct.  191 5  to  Nov.  1918  ;  has  sat  for  Cumberland,  Penrith  and  Cocker- 
mouth  Div.  since  May  13th,  1921. 

Clubs — Turf,  Beefsteak,  Garrick,  Carlton. 


A.  T.  LOYD  (Berkshire,  Abingdon  Division). 

Arthur  Thomas  Loyd,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  L.  H.  Loyd;  f>, 
1882:  m.  191 1,  Dorothy,  da.  of  the  late  P.  F.  Willert,  History  Tutor  al 
Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford;  formerly  in  Egyptian  Public  Sen;  appointed  Sec, 
Egyptian  Commn.  1919.  A  Coalition  Constilutionalist ;  has  sat  for  Abingdon 
Div.  of  Berkshire  since  May  14th,  1921.     • 

Residence — Lockinge  House,  Wantage,  Berks. 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT.  99 

W.  LUNN  (TorkBblre,  West  Riding,  Bothwell  DiTislon). 

William  Lunn  ;  b.  i8 — ;  formerly  a  checkweighman.  A  Labour 
Member ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding,  Holmfirth  Div. 
June  1912  ;  has  sat  for  Rothwell  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  since 
Dec.   14th,   1918. 

Address — House  of  Commons,  Westminster,  S.W.i. 

C.  E.  L.  LTLE  (West  Ham,  Stratford  Division). 

Charles  Ernest  Leonard  Lyle,  son  of  Charles  Lyle,  formerly  of 
Brooke  Hall,  Norwich,  by  a  da.  of  James  Brown,  of  Dunedin,  New  Zealand  ; 
b.  1882 ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  :  m.  1904,  Edith 
Louise  Levy  5  is  Director  of  Tate  and  Lyle  (Limited),  sugar  refiners,  a  J.  P. 
for  West  Ham,  Visitor  for  King  Edward's  Hospital  Fund,  and  Chm.  of  Queen 
Mary's  Hospital  for  East  End ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  the 
Food  Controller  1919.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Stratford  Div.  of 
West  Ham  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— SA,   Ennismore   Gardens,    S.W.  ;    Coopersale   Hall,   Epping.  Clubs— 

Carlton,  Bath,  Royal  Automobile. 

LYLE-SAMUEL  fsee  Samuel]. 

F.  LYNCH  (Kerry  Co.,  Soufa  DivislonXt 

Finian  Lynch,  B.A.;  b.  i8 — ;  became  a  Member  of  Pro- 
visional Govt,  of  Irish  Free  State  Jan.  1922.  A  Sinn  Fein  Member;  elected 
for  S.  Div.  of  Kerry  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918,  and  for  Kerry  and  W.  Limerick  Cos. 
in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 

B.  J.  LYNN  (Belfast,  Woodvale  Division). 

Robert  John  Lynn,  son  of  William  Lynn;  b.  1873;  ed. 
privately  :  tn.  1896,  Florence,  da.  of  W.  Moss  ;  is  Managing  Director  and 
Editor  of  Northern  Whig.  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Woodvale  Div.  of 
Belfast  since  Dec.  14th,  1918 ;  elected  for  Belfast,  W.  Belfast  Div.,  in  N. 
Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Chieveley,  King's  Road,  Belfast. 

J.  M.  McBBIDE  (Mayo  Co.,  West  Division).  1: 

Joseph  M.  McBride,  son  of  Patrick  McBride,  master  mariner, 
by  Honoria  Gill;  b.  Sept.  i8th,  i860:  m.  1904,  Eileen  C,  da.  of  Thomas 
Wilson,  of  London ;  Sec.  Westport  Harbour  Commrs.  ;  is  a  Fellow  of  Roy. 
So.  of  Antiquaries.  A  Sinn  Fdin  Member  ;  elected  for  W.  Div.  of  Mayo  Co. 
Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Mayo  N.  and  Mayo  W.  Cos.  in  S.  Parliament  of 
Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Kelladangan,  Westport,  co.  Mayo. 

A.  McCABE  (Sligo,  South  Division).: 

Alexander  McCabe  ;  b.  1 8 —  ;  is  a  School  Teacher.  A  Sinn 
F^in  Member  ;  elected  for  S.  Div.  of  Sligo  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Mayo  E. 
and  Sligo  Cos.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  192 1. 

Residence-  Ballymote,  co.  Sligo. 

P.  McCABTAN  (King's  Co.).I 

Patrick  McCartan,  L.R.C.PJ.,  L.R.CS.L;  b.  1889;  ed.  at 
Univ.  Coll.,  Dublin  (L.R.C.P.I.,  L.M.,  L.R.CS.L,  L.M.  1910) ;  sometime 
House  Surg.,  Mater  Misericorda  Hospital,  Dublin,  and  Resident  Med. 
Officer,  Dublin  Fever  Hospital.  A  Sinn  Fiin  Member ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Armagh,  S.  Div.  Feb.  1918  ;   sat  for  TuUamore  Div.  of  King's  Co. 


lOO  MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 

April  to  Nov.   1918  ;  elected  for  King's  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918,  and  for  King's 
Co.  and  Queen's  Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Jitrsiiience—Ksktrhuoy,  Carrickmore,  co.  Tyrone. 

T.  E.  McCONNELL  (Belfast,  Duncaim  DlTision). 

Thomas  Edward  McConnell,  C.B.E.,  son  of  Joseph  Mc- 
Connell,  of  Lisburn,  co.  Antrim ;  d.  April  7th,  1868 ;  ed.  at  Roy.  Academical 
Institution,  Belfast  :  m.  1891,  Annie  Louisa,  da.  of  the  late  John  Price,  of 
Belfast  ;  is  an  Auctioneer  and  Valuer,  of  31  and  33,  Chichester  Street,  Belfast, 
a  J. P.  and  a  Councillor  for  City  of  Belfast,  and  Managing  Director  of  John 
Robson  (Limited),  of  Belfast ;  was  Pres.  of  Auctioneers  and  Estate  Agents 
of  Belfast  1918  and  1919.  An  Unionist;  elected  for  Belfast,  Duncaim  Div. 
June  23rd,  1 92 1. 

Residence — Eden-a-Grena,  Cranmore  Park,  Belfast.        Club — Constitutional. 

RIGHT  HON.  C.  A.  McCURDY  (Northampton). 

Charles  Albert  McCurdy,  P.C.,  K.C.,  son  of  the  late  Rev. 
Alexander  McCurdy  ;  b.  March  13th,  1870 ;  ed.  at  Camb.  Univ.  :  m.  1893, 
Louise  Ellen,  da.  of  Frederick  Parker,  of  Cambridge  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1896,  and  a  K.C.  1919  ;  joined  Midland  Circuit ;  was  Parliamentary  Sec.  to 
Min.  of  Food  Jan.  1919  to  March  1920,  and  Controller  thereof  March  1920 
to  March  192 1  ;  appointed  a  Member  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  Wheat  Supplies 
Aug.  1920,  and  Joint  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  the  Treasury  April  1921  ;  P.C. 
1920.  A  Coalition  Liberal ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Winchester  Jan.  1906 ; 
has  sat  for  Northampton  since  Jan.  i8th,  1910. 

Residence — 18,  Elm  Tree  Road,  St.  John's  Wood,  N.W.8.  Chambers — Lamb 
Building,  Temple,  E.C. 

J.  McDONAGH  (Tipperary  Co.,  North  Tipperary  Division).! 

Joseph  McDoNAGH  ;  b.  18 — ;  is  an  Alderman  of  Corporation 
of  City  of  Dublin.  A  Sinn  Fein  Member;  elected  for  N.  Tipperary  Div.  of 
Tipperary  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918,  and  for  Tipperary  Mid,  N.,  and  S.  Co.  in  S. 
Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 86,  Mayne  Road,  Ranelagh,  Dublin. 

B.  F.  P.  Mcdonald  (Wallasey). 

Bouverie  Francis  Primrose  McDonald,  M.D.,  son  of  Com. 
Samuel  Pendleton  McDonald,  of  St.  Kilda,  Trinity,  Edinburgh,  by  Mary,  da. 
of  the  late  Dr.  Mclver,  of  Lewis  ;  b.  April  13th,  1861  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh 
Acad,  and  Univ.  (xM.B.  and  CM.  1884,  M.D.  1886)  ;  L.R.C.S.  and  L.R.C.P. 
1884) :  m.  1886,  Elizabeth  Stedman,  da.  of  the  late  Dr.  Thomas  Boswell 
Watson,  of  Hong  Kong  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Cheshire  and  Wallasey,  and  Chm.  of 
Wallasey  Constitutional  Asso.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Wallasey 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— Ivor  Lodge,  New  Brighton,  Cheshire. 

RIGHT  HON.  J.  A.  M.  MACDONALD  (Stirling  and  Falkirk). 

John  Archibald  Murray  Macdonald,  F.C,  son  of  the  late  Rev. 
H.  F.  Macdonald,  D.D.,  of  The  Manse,  Strachur,  Arg}'llshire,  by  Christina, 
da.  of  Alexander  Mclver  ;  b.  Oct.  9th,  1854  ;  ed.  at  Glasgow  High  Sch.,  and 
at  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh  Univs.  :  m.  1885,  Alice  Mary,  da.  of  Edward 
Henry  Noel ;  was  a  Member  of  London  Sch.  Board  1897-1902 ;  sometime  Hon. 
Sec.  of  Cobden  Club  ;  a  frequent  contributor  to  the  Reviews  ;  P.C.  1916.  A 
Liberal;  sat  for  Bow  and  Bromley  Div.  of  Tower  Hamlets  July  1892.  to  July 
1895,  when  he  was  defeated  there ;  sat  for  Falkirk  Dist.  Jan.  1906  to  Nov. 
1918,  having  been  defeated  there  Oct.  1900 ;  elected  for  Stirling  and  Falkirk 
Dist.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 1$,  Thurlow  Road,  Hampstead,  N.W.  ;  Brown's  Copse,  Heyshott,  Mid- 
hurst,  Sussex. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


J.  F.  McENTEE  (Monaghan  Co.,  South  Division).! 

John  (Sean)  Francis  McEntee  ;  b.  \  889  :  m.  19 — ,  Margaret, 
da.  of  Maurice  Browne,  of  Grangemockler,  Tipperary :  a  Consulting  Engineer; 
connected  with  Irish  Rebellion  at  Easter  19 16.  A  Sinn  Fi!in  Member; 
elected  for  S.  Div.  of  Monaghan  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Monaghan  Co.  in 
S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 112,  Pembroke  Road,  Dublin. 

J.  McGRATH  (Dublin,  St.  James's  Division).: 

Joseph  McCtRATH  ;  b.  i8 — ;  sometime  a  Clerk;  is  a  Member 
of  Dublin  City  Corporation  ;  became  Min.  of  Labour  in  Dail  Eireann  Jan. 
1922.  and  a  Member  of  Provisional  Govt,  of  Irish  Free  State.  A  Sinn  F^in 
Member ;  elected  for  St.  James's  Div.  of  Dublin  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for 
Dublin,  N.-W.  Dublin  Div.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — 13,  Ruttledge's  Terrace,  South  Circular  Road,  Dublin. 

S.  McGUFFIN  (Belfast,  Shankill  Division). 

Samuel  McGuffin  ;  b.  1863;  ed.  at  Belfast  Model  Sch. :  ;;/. 
18 — ,  Margaret,  da.  of  William  Haine,  of  Derrykeerin  ;  is  a  Draper,  and 
Pres.  1 2th  Branch  (Belfast  Dist.)  of  Amalgamated  So.  of  Engineers,  and  a 
Member  of  Belfast  Water  Commrs.  (Chm.  its  Works  Committee).  A  Labour 
Unionist;  elected  for  Shankill  Div.  of  Belfast  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for 
Belfast,  N.  Belfast  Div.  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 107,  Shankhill  Road,  Belfast. 

J.  McGUINNESS  (Longford  Cp.).J 

Joseph  McGuiNNESS ;  b.  i8 — ;  a  Commercial  Traveller.   A  Sitm 
F^in  Member;  sat  for  Longford  Co.,  S.  Div.  May  1917  to  Nov.  1918  ;    re- 
elected for  Longford  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Longford  and  Westmeath 
Cos.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — 27,  Lower  Dorset  Street,  Dublin. 


SIR  HALFORD  J.  MACKINDER  (Glasgow,  Camlachie  Division). 

Halford  John  Mackinder, 
el.  son  of  Draper  Mackinder,  M.D., 
of  Hove,  Sussex,  by  Fanny,  da.  of 
the  late  Halford  Wotton  Hewitt, 
J. P.,  of  Lichfield;  b.  Feb.  15th,  1861 ; 
ed.  at  Epsom  Coll.,  and  at  Ch.  Ch., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1883,  Pres.  of  Union 
1883,  M.A.  1887);  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1886 ;  Leader  of  Mount  Kenya  Ex- 
pedition in  E.  Africa  1899 ;  was 
Reader  in  Geography,  Oxford  Univ. 
1887-1905,  Principal  of  Univ.  Coll., 
Reading  1892- 1903,  Director  of 
London  Sch.  of  Economics  and 
Political  Science  1903-8,  a  Member 
of  Senate  of  London  Univ.  1903-8, 
Pres.  of  Geographical  Section  of 
British  Asso.  1895,  and  a  Member  of 
Roy.  Commns.  on  Income  Tax  and 
of  Awards  to  Inventors  1919-20 ;  is 
Chm.  Imperial  Shipping  Committee,  a 
Member  of  National  Savings  Com- 
mittee, and  an  Ofilicier  de  1' Instruction 
Publique  de  France ;    British  High  Commr,  for  S.  Russia  1919-20 ;  author 


102  MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 

of  "Britain  and  the  British  Seas,"  "Democratic  Ideals  and' Reality,"  etc. ; 
Knt.  1920.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Warwick  and 
Leamington  1900  and  Hawick  Dist.  March  1909  ;  has  sat  for  Camlachie  Div. 
of  Gla^ow  since  Jan.  19th,  1910. 

ResitUnce—T-i,  Harrington  Gardens,  S.Wj.  Clubs — Carlton,  Athenaeum,  Alpine, 
Conservative  (Glabgow). 

HON.  H.  D.  McLAREN  (Leicestershire,  Bosworth  Division). 

Henry  Duncan  McLaren,  C.B.E.,  el.  son 
of  1st  Baron  Aberconway,  P.C.  (formerly  M.P.  for 
Leicestershire,  W.,  or  Bosworth,  Div.),  of  Bodnant, 
Talycafn,  Denbighshire,  Chateau  de  la  Garoupe, 
Antibes,  France,  and  43,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W., 
by  Laura,  only  da.  of  the  late  Henry  Davis  Pochin 
(formerly  M.P.  for  Stafford),  of  Bodnant,  Denbigh- 
shire ;  b.  April  l6th,  1879 ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Balliol 
Coll.,  Oxford  :  m.  1910,  Christabel  Mary  Melville,  da. 
of  the  late  Sir  Melville  Leslie  Macnaghten,  of  Queen 
Anne's  Mansions,  S.W. ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1905 ; 
is  a  J. P.  for  Denbighshire,  and  a  Director  of  Bolckow, 
Vaughan  and  Co.  (Limited),  Palmer's  Shipbiulding 
and  Iron  Co.  (Limited),  and  of  Tredegar  Coal  and 
Iron  Co.  (Limited) ;  was  Parliamentary  Private 
Bi  se  mac  na  cromaige.  Se^..  to  Pres.  of  Board  of  Trade  (Rt.  Hon.  D.  Lloyd 
George,  M.P.)  1906-8,  and  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Chancellor  of 
Exchequer  (Rt.  Hon.  D.  Lloyd  George,  M.P.)  1908-10;  C.B.E.  1918.  A 
Liberal;  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Staffordshire  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910,  when  he 
was  defeated  there  ;  sat  for  W.,  or  Bosworth,  Div.  of  Leicestershire  Dec.  1910 
to  Nov.  1918  ;  re-elected  for  Bosworth  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— -i^.  South  Street,  Mayfair,  W.i  :  Bodnant,  Talycafn,  Denbighshire. 
Clubs—  Brooks's,  Reform. 

B.  McLAREN  (Lanarkshire,  Northern  Division). 

Robert  McLaren,  son  of  Robert  McLaren;  b.  1856;  for  32 
years  H.M.  Inspector  of  Mines  in  Scotland.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat 
for  N.  Div.  of  Lanarkshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Earlston,  Grahamshill,  Airdrie  ;  Kingsley  Hotel,  W.C.  i. 


MAJOR  C.  W.  W.  MCLEAN  (Lindsey,  Brigg  Division). 

Charles  Wesley  Weldon  McLean,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O.,  sonof  Maj.- 
Gen.  Hugh  Havelock  McLean,  K.C.,  M.P.,  of  St.  John,  New  Brunswick  ;  b. 
1882  ;  ed.  at  Roy.  Mil.  Coll.,  Kingston  ;  entered  R.A.  1900,  and  is  Major  ;  S. 
African  War  1900,  European  War  1914-18  (twice  wounded,  despatches, 
D.S.O.  with  two  Bars,  C.M.G.) ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Under 
Sec.  for  the  Colonies  1919  ;  D.S.O.  1915  (two  Bars  1917),  C.M.G.  1919. 
A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Brigg  Div.  of  Lindsey  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

C/«**— Naval  and  Military,  Cavalry,  Ranelagh. 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  DONALD  MACLEAN  (Midlothian  and  Peehlesshire,  Peebles 
and  Southern  Division). 

Donald  Maclean,  PC,  K.B.E.,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  John 
Maclean,  of  Kilmoluaig,  Tiree,  N.B.  ;  b.  Jan.  9th,  1864 :  ed.  privately  ; 
Hon.  LL.D.  Camb.  1920 :  m.  1907,  Gwendolen  Margaret,  el.  da.  of  Andrew 
Devitt,  J.P.,  of  Herontye,  Sussex;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1887;  appointed 
Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  the  Patronage  Sec.  to  the  Treasury  (Rt. 
Hon.  the  Master  of  Elibank,   M.P.)  Jan.    191 1;  was  Dep.   Chm.   of  Com- 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


»o3 


mittee  of  Ways  and  Means  1911-18,  and  Chm.  of  London  Appeal  Tribunal 
<Mil.  Ser.  Acts)  1916-18;  sometime  Chm.  Enemy  Debts  Committee;  is  Chm. 
Scottish  Liberal  Federation  and  of  Independent  Liberals  in  House  of 
Commons,  and  a  J.P.  for  Peeblesshire;  P.C.  1916,  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1917.  A 
Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested  Bath  1900;  sat  therefor  Jan.  1906  to  Jan. 
1910,  when  he  was  defeated,  and  for  Peebles  and  Selkirk  Dec.  1910  to  Nov. 
1918;  elected  for  Peebles  and  S.  Div.  of  Midlothian  and  Peeblesshire 
Dec.    14th,   1918. 

Residence— (s,   Southwick   Place,    Hyde   Park,  W.2.        C/?/^^— Reform,   Bath,   Royal 
Societies'. 


N.  MACLEAN  (Glasgow,  Gk>yan  Division). 

Neil  Maclean,  son  of  the  late  Neil  Maclean ;  /;.  April  9th, 
1875  ;  ccl.  at  Glasgow;  m.  1901,  Laura,  el.  da.  of  George  Archibald  ;  is  a 
Mechanic,  and  Propagandist  Organiser  of  Scottish  Co-operative  Wholesale  So. ; 
sometime  Scottish  Whip  to  Labour  Party.  A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for 
Govan  Div.  of  Glasgow  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— iti,  St.  Andrew's  Road,  Pollokshields,  Glasgow. 


J.  M.  MacLEOD  (Glasgow,  Kelvlngroye  Dlvisioxi). 

John  Mackintosh  MacLeod,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Norman 
MacLeod,  D  D.,  of  Barony  Church,  Glasgow,  and  Dean  of  the  Order  of  the 
Thistle  ;  b.  1857 ;  m.  1888,  Edith,  da.  of  Joshua  Fielden,  of  Todmorden, 
Yorks  ;  is  a  Chartered  Accountant  of  Glasgow,  a  Director  of  Clydesdale  Bank 
(Limited),  and  Auditor  of  Glasgow  and  S.-W.  Railway  Co.  ;  has  been  Hon. 
Sec.  Glasgow  So.  of  Sons  of  Ministers  of  the  Church  since  1877  (Pres.  1915-16). 
A  Coalition  Unionist ;  sat  for  Central  Div.  of  Glasgow  July  1915  to  Nov.  1918  ; 
elected  for  Kelvingrove  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — 4,  Park  Circus  Place,  Glasgow.        Club — Carlton. 


SIR  DONALD  MACMASTEB,  Bt.  (Surrey,  Chertsey  Dlylsion). 

Donald  Macmaster,  ist  Baronet, 
K.C.,  son  of  the  late  Donald  Macmaster,  of 
Williamstown,  Ontario  ;  b.  Sept.  3rd,  1846  ; 
ed.  at  McGill  Univ.  (D.C.L.):  m  1890, 
Ella  Virginia,  da.  of  I.  Deford,  of  Baltimore, 
U.S.A. ;  Bar.  Quebec  187 1  and  Ontario  1882, 
a  K.C.  1882;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1906,  and 
Commonwealth  of  Australia  1913  ;  sat  in 
Ontario  Legislature  1879-82,  and  Canadian 
Parliament  1882-6 ;  was  a  Roy.  Commr.  to 
investigate  administration  of  Quebec  Govt. 
1892,  an  Arbitrator  between  Newfoundland 
Govt,  and  Reid  Newfoundland  Co.  1904, 
Pres.  Montreal  Bar  1904-5,  and  a  Member 
of  Speaker's  Conference  on  Electoral  Reform 
1916-17 ;  appointed  a  Member  of  Select 
Committee  on  Marconi  Agreement  1912;  cr. 
a  Baronet  1921.  A  Coalition  Conservative-, 
unsuccessfully  contested  Leigh  Div.  of  Lanca- 
shire (S.-W.)  Jan.   1906 ;  sat  for  N.-W.,  or 


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Chertsey,  Div.  of  Surrey  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918 ;  re-elected  for  Chertsey 
Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 57,  Sloane  Gardens,  S.W.        Clubs — Carlton,  and  Constitutional  (London), 
St.  James's  (Montreal). 


MAJOR  O.  McMICKINa  (GaUoway). 

Gilbert  McMicking,  CM.  G.,  son  of  the  late  Gilbert  McMicking, 
J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Miltonise,  Wigtownshire;  b.  March  24th,  1862;  ed.  at 
Cheltenham  Coll.,  and  at  R.M.A.  :  m.  ist,  1893,  Gertrude  Rosabel  Catherine, 
who  d.  1920,  da.  of  the  late  Nathaniel  Gore;  2ndly,  1921,  Ethel  Binny,  da. 
of  the  late  Binny  Douglas ;  was  12  years  in  R.A.,  and  retired  as  Capt. ;  is 
Hon.  Major  in  the  Army  ;  served  in  S.  Africa  1899- 1900,  Comdg.  (^ity  of 
London  Imperial  Vol.  Battery  (despatches,  C.M.G.)  ;  employed  in  R.F.A. 
as  temporory  Major  and  temporary  Lieut.-Col.  1914-15  ;  was  Parliamentary 
Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  of  State  for  War  (Rt.  Hon.  R.  B.  Haldane,  M.P.) 
1908-10;  sometime  Hon.  Sec.  Scottish  Liberal  Members  in  House  of 
Commons  ;  C.M.G.  1900.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  Kirkcudbrightshire 
Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910  (when  he  was  defeated),  and  Dec.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ; 
elected  for  Galloway  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences — 38,  Netherhall  Gardens,  N.W.3 ;  Miltonise,  Glenwhilly,  Stranraer,  co, 
Wigtown.        C/«^i— Reform,  Naval  and  Military. 


RIGHT  HON.  THOMAS  J.  MACNAMARA  (CamberweU,  North-West  Division). 

Thomas  James  MACNAMARAj/lC.jZZ.Z^.jSon  of  the  late  Sergeant 
Thomas  Macnamara,  47th  Regt.  ;  b.  Aug.  23rd,  1861  ;  ed.  at  St.  Thomas's 
Sch.,  Exeter,  and  at  Borough  Road  Training  Coll.  for  Teachers;  Hon.  LL.D. 
St.  Andrews  1898,  Hon.  M.A.  Oxford  1907  :  m.  1886,  Rachel,  el.  da.  of  the 
late  Angus  Cameron,  of  Rannoch  and  Bristol  ;  is  a  Journalist ;  has  been  a 
School-teacher,  Pres.  of  National  Union  of  Teachers,  and  a  Member  of  London 
County  Council  Education  Committee  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Local 
Govt.  Board  Jan.  1907  and  to  Admiralty  April  1908,  and  again  in  National 
Min.  1916,  Parliamentary  and  Financial  Sec.  thereto  Jan.  1919,  and  Min. 
of  Labour  March  1920;  author  of  many  educational  works  ;  V.Q.  191 1.  A 
Coalition  Liberal ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Deptfordjuly  1895  ;  sat  for  N.  Div. 
of  CamberweU  Oct.  190010  Nov.  1918  ;  has  sat  for  N.-W.  Div.  thereof  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Clontarf,  Rollscourt  Avenue,  Heme  Hill,  S.E.       Cbibs — National  Liberal, 
Eighty. 


J.  McNeill  (Londonderry  City  and  National  University  of  Ireland).! 

John  (Eoin)  McNeill  ;  b.  186S;  sometime  in  Accountant-Gen. 's 
Office,  Dublin ;  is  Professor  of  Early  and  Mediaeval  Irish  History  at  Univ. 
Coll.,  National  Univ.,  Dublin,  a  leading  authority  on  the  Irish  Language, 
Founder  of  the  Gaelic  League  (has  been  one  of  its  Vice-Pres.  and  Pres.), 
and  one  of  the  Founders  of  the  Irish  Vol.  ;  elected  Speaker  of  Dail  Eireann 
Aug.  1921,  and  a  Member  of  Provisional  Govt,  of  Irish  Free  State  Jan.  1922, 
A  Sinn  FHn  Meniber ;  elected  for  Londonderry  City  and  for  National  Univ. 
of  Ireland  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Londonderry  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland 
June  1 92 1. 

Residence — Netley,  3,  Southill  Avenue,  Booterstown,  Dublin. 


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R.  J.  McNeill  (Kent,  Canterbury  Division). 

Ronald  John  McNeill,  son  of  the 
late  Edmund  McNeill.  D.L.,  of  Cushendun, 
CO.  Antrim,  by  Mary,  el.  da.  of  Alexander 
Miller,  of  Ballycastle,  co.  Antrim  ;  b. 
April  30th,  1861  ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at 
Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1884,  M.A.  1910) ; 
Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn,  1887  :  w.  1884, 
Elizabeth  Maud.  da.  of  William  Bolitho, 
of  Polwithen,  Penzance  ;  was  Editor  of  St. 
James's  Gazet/e  igoo-igo4,  and  Assist. 
Editor  of  the  "  Encyclopedia  Britannica  " 
1907-11  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Antrim  ; 
was  Parliamentary  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  a 
Member  of  the  War  Cabinet  (Rt.  Hon. 
Sir  E.  Carson,  M.P.)  1917-18.  A  Con- 
servative ;  unsuccessfully  contested  W. 
Div.  of  Aberdeenshire  1906,  S.  Div.  of 
Aberdeen  1907  and  Jan.  1910,  and  Kirk- 
cudbrightshire Dec.  1910;  sat  for  E.,  or 
St.  Augustine's,  Div.  of  Kent  July  191 1 
to  Nov.  1918  :  elected  tor  Canterbury  Div.  of  Kent  Dec.  1918. 

Residences — 18,  Cadogan  Place,  S.W.  ;  Cushendun,  co.  Antrim.      C/7/A9— Carlton,  Bath. 


RIGHT  HON.  J.  I.  MACPHERSON  (Inverness-shlre  and  Ross  and  Cromarty 
Ross  and  Cromarty  Division). 

James  Ian  Macpherson,  P.C..,  K.C,  son  of  James  Macpherson, 
J.P.,  of  Inverness  ;  b.  1880 ;  ed.  at  George  Watson's  Coll ,  and  at  Edinburgh 
Univ.  (M.A.  1900,  LL.B.  1903):  vi.  1915,  Jill,  da.  of  Sir  George  Wood 
Rhodes,  ist  Bt.,  J. P.,  of  Hollingworth,  Cheshire,  and  37,. Pont  Street,  S.W., 
and  Mottram-in-Longendale,  Cheshire  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1906,  and  a 
K.C.  1919;  is  Hon.  Comdt.  a  Batn.  City  of  London  Vol.  Regt.,  with  Hon. 
rank  of  Lieut. -Col. ;  was  Parliamentary  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Under  Sec.  of  State 
for  War  1914-16,  and  Chm.  of  Scottish  Land  Enquiries  Committee,  and  of 
Scottish  Advisory  Committee  on  Forestry  1914-18;  appointed  Under  Sec.  of 
State  for  War  in  National  Min.  Dec.  19 16,  Vice-Pres.  of  Army  Council  and 
Dep.  Sec.  of  State  for  War  1918,  and  Ch.  Sec.  for  Ireland  Jan.  1919-20  (with 
a  seat  in  the  Cabinet  from  Oct.  1919),  and  Min.  of  Pensions  April  1920 ; 
was  Chancellor  of  Order  of  St.  Patrick  1919-20 ;  P.C.  (England)  1918  and 
(Ireland)  1919;  author  of  "Corporate  Life  at  a  Scottish  University."  etc. 
A  Libei-al\  unsiiccessfully  contested  Wigtownshire  Jan.  1910,  and  E.  Div.  of 
Renfrewshire  Dec.  1910  ;  sat  for  Ross  and  Cromarty  June  1911  to  Nov.  1918  ; 
elected  for  Ross  and  Cromarty  Div.  of  Inverness-shire  and  Ross  and  Cromarty 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— ti,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.         Clubs — Brooks's,  Reform. 


F.  A.  MACQUISPEN  (Glasgow,  Springbum  Division). 

Frederick  Alexander  Macquisten,  K.C,  son  of  the  Rev. 
Alexander  Macquisten,  D.D.,  of  The  Manse,  Renfrewshire;  b.  July  23rd, 
1870 ;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Glasgow  Univ.  (LL.B.  18—)  :  ;;/.  1901,  Margaret 
Reid;  Advocate,  Scotland  1909,  and  a  K.C.  1919  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn,  1920; 
formerly  a  Solicitor  in  Glasgow ;  is  Chm.  of  Globe  and  Phoenix  Gold  Mining 
Co.  (Limited),  of  35,  Old  Jewry,  London,  E.C.     A  Coalition  Unionist;  un- 


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successfully  contested  Leilh  Dist.  Dec.  1910,  and  St.  Rollox  Div.  of  Glasgow 
Feb.  1912;   has  sat  for  Springbum  Div.  of  Glasgow  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— ^3,  _  Great    King    Street,    Edinburgh.        Clubs — Constitutional,    Gla.sgow 
Conservative,  Scottish  Conservative. 


J.  MacVEAGH  (Down  Co.,  Sonth  Down  Division). t 

Jeremiah  MacVeagh,  son  of  Thomas  MacVeagh,  shipowner, 
of  Belfast;  b.  1870;  ed.  at  St.  Malachy's  Coll.,  Belfast,  and  at  Roy.  Univ., 
Ireland;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1918  ;  is  a  Journalist,  a  Director  of  Dublin  and 
S.-E.  Railway  Co.,  and  of  Alliance  and  Dublin  Consumers'  Gas  Co  (Limited), 
and  Clim.  Register  Publishing  Co.  (Limited)  ;  sometime  Special  Irish  Cor- 
respondent of  the  Daily  News  ;  author  of  numerous  political  pamphlets,  A 
Nationalist;  has  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Down  Co.  since  Feb.  19th,  1902. 

Residence— 11,  Upper  Bedford  Place,  W.C.i.  Clubs— KoysX  Automobile,  National 
Liberal. 


H.  HADDOCKS  (Warwickshire,  Nuneaton  Division). 

Henry  Maddocks,  K.C.;  <^.  1871  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1904, 
and  a  K.C.  1920  ;  joined  Midland  Circuit.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for 
Nuneaton  Div.  of  Warwickshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918,  having  been  defeated 
there  Jan.  and  Dec  1910. 

Chambers— ^,  Brick  Court,  Temple,  EC.        Clubs — Garrick,  1900,  St.  Stephen's. 


SIR  PHILIP  MAGNUS,  Bt.  (London  University). 

Philip  Magnus,  ist  Baronet,  son 
of  the  late  Jacob  Magnus ;  b.  Oct.  7th, 
1842 ;  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.  Sch.,  at  Univ. 
Coll.,  London,  and  at  Berlin  Univ. ;  B.A, 
1863  and  B.Sc.  (ist  class  Honours)  1864, 
London  :  m.  1870,  Katie,  only  da.  of  the 
late  E.  Emanuel,  J. P.,  of  .Southsea  ;  some- 
time Professor  of  Mechanics  at  the  Catholic 
Univ.  Coll.,  Kensington  ;  was  a  Member  of 
Roy.  Commn.  on  Technical  Instruction 
1881-4,  Principal  of  Finsbury  Technical 
Coll.  1883-5,  Organising  Director  and  Sup. 
of  Depart,  of  Technology  in  City  and 
Guilds  of  London  Institute  1880-1915  ;  is 
a  J. P.  for  Surrey,  a  Member  of  the  Mathe- 
matical and  Physical  Sos.  of  London, 
Chm.  of  Secondary  Schs.  Asso.,  Fellow 
and  Member  of  Senate  of  the  Univ.  of 
London,  and  of  Council  of  Roy.  So.  of 
Arts,  an  Hon.  Fellow  and  Pres.  of  Coll. 
of  Preceptors,  an  Hon.  Member,  British 
Med.  Asso.,  and  So.  of  Officers  of  Health,  and  a  Member  of  Surrey 
Education  Committee;  knighted  1886;  cr.  a  Baronet  191 7,  A  Coalition 
Unionist ;  has  sat  for  London  Univ.  since  Jan.  19th,  1906. 

5^a/— Tangley-Hill,  Chilworth,   Surrey.        Town  Residence —  xb,  Gloucester  Terrace, 
Hyde  Park,  W.2.        C/7<i5j— Athenaeum,  Carlton,  County  (Guildford). 


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SIR  ARTHUR  H.  D.  RAMSAY  STEEL  MAITLA.ND,  Bt.  (Birmingliam,  Erdlngton 

Division). 

Arthur  Herbert  Drummond  Ram- 
say-Steel-Maitland,  1st  Baronet,  son 
of  the  late  Col.  Edward  Harris  Steel,  R.A. ; 
b.  July  5th,  1876 ;  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at 
Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (Scholar,  B.A.  ist 
class  Lit.  Hum.  1899,  M.A.  ist  class  Law 
1900) ;  Fellow  of  All  Souls',  Oxford  19CX)  : 
m.  1901,  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  James 
Ram>ay  -  Gibson  -  Maitland,  4th  Bt.,  of 
Barnton,  Midlothian,  and  Sauchie  and 
Bannockburn,  Stirlingshire ;  assumed  by 
Roy.  License  1901  the  name  of  Ramsay- 
Steel-Maitland  in  lieu  of  his  patronymic  ; 
is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Stirlingshire  ;  has 
been  Private  Sec.  to  Rt.  Hon.  C.  T. 
Ritchie,  M.P.,  and  Rt.  Hon.  Austen 
Chamberlain,  M.F.,  when  Chancellor  of 
the  Exchequer,  and  an  Assist.  Commr.  to 
Roy.  Commn.  on  Poor  Laws ;  was  Chm. 
of  Conservative  Party  Organisation  191 1- 
16  ;  appointed  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  the 
Colonies  May  1915,  and  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916,  Under  Sec.  of  State  for 
Foreign  Office  and  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of  Trade  191 7,  and  Additional 
Under  Sec.  of  State  for  Foreign  Depart,  and  Additional  Parliamentary  Sec.  to 
Board  of  Trade  (Depart,  of  Overseas  Trade)  (resigned  July  1919)  1919  ;  com- 
piled special  reports  on  Poor  Laws  ;  cr.  a  Baronet  191 7.  A  Coalition  Conserva- 
tive ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Rugby  1906  ;  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Birmingham  Jan. 
1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Erdington  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences  -  Ti^    Cadogan   Square,    S.W.  ;   Sauchieburn,    Stirling.  Clubs — Carlton, 

Travellers'. 


MALLABY  DEELEY  [see  Deeley]. 


F.  W.  MALLALIEU  (YorksMre,  West  Riding,  Colne  Valley  Division). 

Frederick  William  Mallalieu,  el. 
son  of  the  late  Henry  Mallalieu,  J. P.,  of 
Delph  Lodge,  Delph,  near  Oldham  ;  b.  Jan. 
17th,  i860;  ed.  at  Huddersfield  Coll.:  nt. 
1902,  Ann,  da.  of  the  late  Joseph  Hard-  * 
man,  of  Waterhead,  Oldham ;  formerly  a 
Woollen  Manufacturer  of  Delph;  is  a  J. P. 
and  County  Alderman  for  W.  Riding  of 
Yorkshire,  and  Chm.  of  its  Finance  Com- 
mittee. A  Coalition  Liberal ;  sat  for  Colne 
Valley  Div.  of  S.  Part  of  W.  Riding  of 
Yorkshire  Aug.  1916  to  Nov.  1918 ;  re- 
elected for  Yorkshire,  W.  Rising,  Colne 
Valley  Div.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 


Residence — Larkwood,     Delph, 
C/»*f— National  Liberal,  Reform. 


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LIEUT. -COL.  C.  J.  L'E.  MALONE  (Leyton,  East  DivlBion). 

Cecil  John  L'Estrange  Malone,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Saville 
Malone;  b.  Sept.  yih,  1890  ;  ed.  privately:  vt.  1921,  Leah  Kay,  AI.A.,  da. 
of  the  late  Arthur  Klingenstein ;  entered  R.N.  1905  ;  served  in  Dardanelles 
and  Egypt,  Comdg.  a  Seaplane  Squadron  (despatches,  Order  of  the  Nile); 
sometime  Comdg.  a  R.  N.A.S.  Experimental  and  Constructional  Station, 
subsequently  Lieut. -Col.  R.A.F.  ;  is  a  Fellow  of  Roy.  Aeronautical  So.  ;  was 
Special  Representative  of  Air  Ministry  at  Supreme  War  Council,  Versailles 
1918.  A  Communist  Member ;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Leyton  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

C/«i^J— United  Service,  Reform,  National  Liberal,  Royal  Automobile,  Royal  Aero. 


MAJOR  P.  B.  MALONE  (Tottenham,  South  Division). 

Patrick  Bernard  Malone,  son  of  Henry  Malone,  of  Cusha- 
trough,  Clifden,  co.  Galway  ;  b.  1857:  ni.  1st,  1881,  Mary  Sabina,  da.  of 
Judge  Benkert,  of  Bavaria  ;  2ndly,  1908,  Elizabeth  Annette,  da.  of  John 
Slater,  of  Blackburn;  is  an  Accountant,  a  J. P.  and  a  County  Councillor  for 
Middlesex,  and  Chm.  of  War  Pens'ons  Committee,  and  of  Finance  Committee, 
Metropolitan  Water  Board.  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Tottenham 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— ^o,  Belmont  Road,  West  Green,  Tottenham,  N. 


E.  MANVILLE  (Coventry). 

Edward  Manville,  son  of  B.  E.  Manville,  M.R.C.S.,  of  5, 
Grosvenor  Street,  W.,  by  Adeline  Halford  ;  b.  Sept.  27th,  1862  ;  ed.  at 
University  Coll.  Sch.,  and  at  Technical  Institutions  :  m.  1894,  Maud  Eliza- 
beth, who  d.  1909,  da.  of  Col.  Charles  Thomas  Wallis,  R.F.A.,  D.  L.,  of 
Chesterholme,  Newport,  Monmouth;  2nd,  191 1,  Rachel  Violet,  da  of  John 
Holmes  ;  is  a  Consulting  Engineer  of  St.  Stephen's  House,  Westminster, 
S.W.,  Past  Pres.  Asso.  of  British  Chambers  of  Commerce,  Vice-Pres. 
Federation  of  British  Industries,  Chn».  Daimler  Co.  (Limited)  and  of  Car  and 
Gen.  Insurance  Corporation  (Limited),  Dep.  Chm.  Birmingham  Small  Arms 
Co.  (Limited),  and  a  J. P.  for  Coventry.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for 
Coventry  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Clubs — Savage,  Carlton,  Royal  Automobile. 


C.  DE  MARKIEVICZ  (Dublin,  St.  Patrick's  Division).: 

Constance  Georgine  de  Markievicz,  da.  of  Sir  Henry  William 
Gore-Booth,  5th  Bt.,  of  Lissadell,  Sligo  ;  b.  18 —  ;  took  part  in  Dublin 
Rebellion  1916  (sentenced  to  death,  sentence  commuted  to  penal  servitude 
for  life,  released  1917)  ;  has  been  Stc.  for  Labour  in  Dail  Eireann  :  in.  igoo, 
Casimir  Dunin  de  Markievicz ;  first  Lady  Member  elected  to  House  of 
Commons  (but  has  not  yet  taken  her  seat).  A  Sinn  F^in  Member ;  elected 
for  St.  Patrick's  Div.  Dublin  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Dublin  S.,  City  Div. 
in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 10,  Richmond  Avenue,  Fairview,  Dublin. 


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SIR  GEORGE  CROYDON  MARKS  i  Cornwall,  North  Division). 

George   Croydon    Marks,    C.B.E., 

son  of  the  late  William  Marks,  by  his  wife 
Amelia  Adelaide,  da.  of  Thomas  Croydon  ; 
b.  June  9th,  1858  ;  ed.  at  British  Sch.,  Roy. 
Arsenal,  and  at  King's  Coll.,  London:  m. 
1 88 1,  Margaret,  da.  of  T.  J.  Maynard,  of 
Bath  ;  is  a  Consulting  Engineer  and  Patent 
Expert  (practising  in  London  and  New  York), 
Chm.  Sunday-school  Union,  and  a  J.  P.  for 
Aberystwyth,  Cornwall,  and  Surrey ;  acted 
as  Consulting  Engineer  to  late  Duke  of  Saxe- 
Coburg-Gotha  (Duke  of  Edinburgh)  ;  in 
Labour  Depart,  of  Min.  of  Munitions  during 
European  war;  Knt.  191 1  ;  C.B.E.  (Civil) 
1917.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  N.-E.,  or 
Launceston,  Div.  of  Cornwall  Jan.  1906  to 
Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Cornwall,  N.  Div. 
Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences — Rothbury,  Blackheath   Park,   S.E.3  ; 
Penarvor,    Bude,    N.    Cornwall ;    58,    Lincoln's    Inn 
Fields,  W.C.2.         Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal. 

J.  A.  R.  MARRIOTT  (Oxford). 

John  Arthur  Ransome  Marriott,  el.  son  of  Francis  Marriott, 
of  Bowdon,  Cheshire,  and  Hayfield,  Derbyshire,  by  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Joseph 
Atkinson  Ransome,  F.R.C.S.,  Consulting  Surg,  to  Roy.  Infirmary,  Manchester  ; 
h.  Aug.  17th,  1859  ;  ed.  at  Repton,  and  at  Mew  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  Classical 
Moderations  and  Modern  History  1882,  M.A.  1885);  Hon.  Fellow  Worcester 
Coll.,  Oxford  1920  (formerly  Fellow)  :  ni.  1891,  Henrietta,  da.  of  the  Rev. 
AV.  P.  Robinson,  D.D.,  Warden  of  Trin.  Coll.,  Glenalmond  ;  sometime  Lec- 
turer in  Modern  History,  New  Coll.,  Oxford,  and  Tutor  and  Lecturer  in 
Modern  History  Worcester  Coll.,  Oxford ;  was  Sec.  Oxford  Univ.  Extension 
1895-20;  author  of  numerous  works  on  History,  Economics,  and  Political 
Science.  A  Conservative;  un.successfully  contested  Rochdale  July  1886  ;  sat  for 
Oxford  City  March  191 7  to  Nov.  1918  ;  re-elected  for  Oxford  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 23,  Linton  Road,  Oxford.        Club — Carlton. 

CAPT.  A.  E.  MARTIN  (Essex,  Romford  Division). 

Albert  Edward  Martin,  son  of  Capt.  William  Martin,  Mercan- 
tile Marine  (retired)  ;  h.  Dec.  1875  ;  is  a  Merchant,  and  a  Town  Councillor  for 
Barking;  sometime  Chm.  of  Food  Control  Committee  there.  A  Coalition 
Liberal;  has  sat  for  Romford  Div.  of  Essex  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Torville,  Wtstcliff-on-Sea.        C/k^— National  Liberal. 

R.  MASON  (Nortliumberland,  Wansbeck  Division). 

Robert  Mason;  b.  Dec.  17th,  1857:  m.  18—;  is  a  Shipping 
Agent,  and  a  J.  P.  and  County  Alderman  for  Northumberland.  A  Coalition 
Member ;  has  sat  for  Wansbeck  Div.  of  Northumberland  since  May  28th,  1918. 

Residence — Marden  House,  Whitley  Bay,  Northumberland. 

D.  MATTHEWS  (Swansea,  East  Division). 

David  Matthews;  b.  1868  :  m.  1892  :  is  a  J. P.  and  an  Alder- 
man of  Swansea  (Mayor  1909- 11).  A  Coalition  Liberal ;  has  sat  for  Swansea  E 
Div.  since  July  loth,  1919. 

Residence— V^mAiox  Lodge,  Swansea,  Glamorganshire. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


W.  J.  MELLOWS  (Qalway  Co.,  East  Oalway  Division,  and  Meatb  Co.,  North 

Division)  t 

William  (Liam)  Joseph  Mellows  ;  d.  18 — .  A  Sinn  Fiin 
Membtr ;  elected  for  E.  Galway  Div.  of  Galway  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918,  and  for 
N.  Div.  of  Meath  Co.  Dec.  i4ih,  1918  ;  also  for  Galway  Co.  in  S.  Parliament 
of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Aiitiress~Ti,  West  96th  Street,  New  Vork,  U.S.A. 


MEYSEY-THOMPSON  [see  Thompson]. 


SIR  WILLIAM  MIDDLEBROOK  (Leeds,  South  Division). 

William  Middlebrook,  son  of  the  late  John  Middlebrook,  of 
Birstall ;  b.  Feb.  22nd,  1851  ;  ed.  at  Huddersfield  Coll.  :  tn.  1880,  Alma,  da. 
of  William  B.  Jackson,  of  Morley  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1873  ;  is  a  member  of 
the  legal  finn  of  W.  and  E.  H.  Middlebrook,  of  Leeds  and  Morley,  Gen. 
Treasurer  of  Wesleyan  Conference  (Chapel  Depart.),  and  a  Treasurer  of 
Leeds  Wesleyan  Mission  ;  was  a  Town  Councillor  of  Morley  1 892-1921 
(Mayor  1896-7  and  1904-5),  Lord  Mayor  of  Leeds  1910-11,  and  Chm.  Local 
Legislation  Committee  of  House  of  Commons  1913-20;  Knt.  1916.  A 
Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Leeds  since  Feb.  13th,  1908. 

Residence— Y'irooV.hoXmc,  Scarborough.     Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal. 


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LIEUT.  COL.  THE  RIGHT  HON.  F.  B.  MILDMAY  (Devonshire,  Totnes  Division). 

Francis  Bingham  Mildmay,  P.C,  son  of  the 
late  Henry  Bingham  Mildmay,  J. P.,  of  Shoreham  Place, 
Sevenoaks,  and  Flete,  near  Ivybridge,  by  Georgiana 
Frances,  whoa'.  1899,  da.  of  the  late  John  Crocker  Bulteel, 
of  Flete,  near  Ivybridge  ;  b.  April  26th,  1861 ;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1883)  :  m.  1906, 
Alice,  da.  of  Charles  Seymour  Grenfell,  of  Elibank 
House,  Taplow  ;  is  Major  and  Hon.  Lieut. -Col.  Ter- 
ritorial Force  Reserve,  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Devon- 
shire, a  Director  of  Great  Western  Railway,  Pres.  of 
Fisheries  Organization  So.,  a  Member  of  Council  of 
Executive  of  King  Edward's  Hospital  Fund,  and  of 
Managing  Board  of  Middlesex  Hospital ;  appointed 
Alia  ta  Hara..  ^  Member  and  Treasurer  Med.  Research  Council  1921 ; 

formerly  Major  and  Hon.  Lieut.-Col.  W.  Kent  Imperial  Yeo.  (T.D.)  ;  S. 
Africa  1900,  European  War  1914-18  on  Gen.  Staff  in  France,  Flanders,  and 
Germany  (despatches  four  times);  P.C.  19 1 6.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  sat  for 
S.,  or  Totnes,  Div,  of  Devonshire  Dec.  1885  to  Nov.  1918;  re-elected  for 
Totnes  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— ^6,  Berkeley   Square,  W.  ;     Flete,    Ivybridge,   Devon  ;    Shoreham   Place, 
Sevenoaks,  Kent.        Clubs— BiooVs's,  Marlborough,  Turf,  Hurlingham. 


J.  £.  MILLS  (Kent,  Dartford  Division). 
John  Edmund  Mills,  b.  1883  ;  Member  of  Amalgamated  So, 
of  Engineers,  and  an  Alderman  of  Woolwich  Borough  Council ;   sometime 


MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENT. 


rir 


Chm.  Shop  Stewards  Committee  at  Woolwich  Arsenal.     A  Labour  Member; 
has  sat  for  Dartford  Div.  of  Kent  since  March  27th,  1920. 
Residence— 2go,  Well  Hall  Road,  Eltham,  S.E. 


SIR  WILLIAM  LANE  MITCHELL  (Wands- 
worth, Streatham  Division). 

William  Lane  Mitchell;  b.  186 1 ; 

is  connected  with  the  firm  of  John  Layton 

and  Co.  (Limited)  ;  has  been  twice  Mayor 

of  Camberwell;    Knt.    1921.     A    Coalition 

Conservative ;   has  sat   for   Streatham   Div. 

of  Wandsworth  sitice  Dec.  14th,   1918. 

Residence  —  Ryecotts,       Dulwich      Common, 
S.E. 21. 


MITCHELL-THOMSON  [see  Thomson]. 


T.  MOLES  (Belfast,  Ormeau  Division). 

Thomas  Moles,  son  of  the  late  Edward  Moles,  of  Ardmore, 
Ballymena,  co.  Antrim  ;  b.  1871  ;  is  Leader  Writer  for  Belfast  Evening 
Telegraph.  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Ormeau  Div.  of  Belfast  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918;  elected  for  Belfast,  S.  Belfast  Div.  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  (Chm. 
of  Ways  and  Means  and  Dep.  Speaker)  June  1921. 

Residence — Belfast.     Club — Constitutional. 


P.  J.  MOLONEY  (Tipperary  Co ,  South  Division).: 

Patrick  James  Moloney;  b.  18 — :  vi.  18 — ;  is  a  Chemist, 
and  a  Member  of  Tipperary  Urban  Council.  A  Sinn  Fein  Member ;  elected 
for  S.  Div.  of  Tipperary  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Tipperary  Mid.,  N., 
and  S.  Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Church  Street,  Tipperary. 


MAJOR  J.  £.  MOLSON  (Lindsey,  Gainshorough  Division). 

John  Elsdale  Molson,  M.D.,  son  of  Samuel  Elsdale  Molson, 
of  Montreal  ;  b.  Aug.  6th,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Cheltenham  Coll.,  and  at  Emmanuel 
Coll.,  Camb.  (B.C.  1891,  M.D.  1905);  M.R.C.S.  and  L.R.C.P.  London  1890: 
w.  1891,  Mary,  da.  of  A.  E.  Leeson,  M.D,  ;  sometime  House  Surgeon  to 
Middlesex  Hospital;  is  Major  (T.D.)  R.A.M.C.  (T.F.),  and  a  J. P.  for  W. 
Sussex.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.-E.  Div.  of 
Bethnal  Green  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for  Gainsborough  Div.  of  Lindsey 
since  Dec.  14th,  19 18. 

Residence — Goring  Hall,  Worthing.        Clubs — Carlton,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 


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MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENT. 


BIGHT  HON.  SIR  ALFRED  M.  MOND,  Bt.  (Swansea,  West  DiviBion). 

Alfred  Moritz  Mono,  P.C, 
I  St  Baronet,  son  of  the  late  Ludwig 
Mond,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.,  of  The  Pop- 
lars, 20,  Avenue  Road,  vSt.  John's 
Wood,  N.  W. ,  and  Winnington  Hall, 
Northwich,  by  his  wife,  Frieda 
Lciwenthal ;  b.  Oct.  23rd,  1868 ; 
ed.  at  Cheltenham,  at  St.  John's 
Coll.,'  Camb.,  and  at  Edinburgh 
Univ.  :  in.  1894,  Violet  Florence 
Mabel,  da.  of  the  late  James  Henry 
Goetze  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1894; 
joined  N.  Wales  and  Chester  Circuit; 
sometime  a  Managing  Director  of 
Brunner,  Mond  and  Co.  (Limited), 
alkali  manufacturers,  of  Northwich, 
Chm.  of  the  Mond  Nickel  Co. 
(Limited),  and  of  the  Power  Gas 
Corporation  (Limited),  and  a  Di- 
rector of  South  Staffordshire  Mond 
Gas  Co.  ;  is  Vice-Pres.  of  Infants' 
Hospital  (S.W.),  and  Pres.  of  Swansea  Branch  of  Anglo-Jewish  Asso. ;  ap- 
pointed First  Commr.  of  Works  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916  and  Jan.  1919, 
and  Min.  of  Health  April  1921  ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1910,  and  P.C.  1913.  A 
Coalition  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested  S.  Div.  of  Salford  Oct.  1900;  sat 
for  Chester  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910,  and  for  Swansea  Town  Div.  of  Swansea 
Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  W.  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

.9fa/— Melchet    Court,    Romsey.  Town   Residence — 35,    Lowndes    Square,    S.W.i. 

Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal,  Eighty,  Royal  Aero,  Burlington  Fine  Arts. 

COM.  B.  M.  ETRES  MONSELL  (Worcestershire,  Evesham  Division). 
Bolton  Meredith  Eyres  Monsell,  son  of  Lieut. -Col.  Bolton 
James  Alfred  Monsell  (Ch.  Constable  Metropolitan  Police),  by  Mary  Beverley, 
da.  of  Sir  Edmund  Ogle,  6th  Bt. ;  b.  Feb.  22nd,  1881  ;  ed.  at  Stubbington 
House,  Fareham  :  in.  1904,  Caroline  Mary  Sybil,  C.B.E.,  da.  of  the  late 
Henry  William  Eyres,  of  Dumbleton  Hall,  Worcester  ;  is  Com.  R.N. ;  some- 
time a  Unionist  Whip  in  House  of  Commons  ;  assumed  additional  name  of 
Eyres  in  1904  ;  European  War  1914-19  (despatches)  ;  has  Order  of  the  Nile  ; 
appointed  Treasurer  of  H.M.'s  Household  Feb.  1919,  and  Civil  Lord  of  the 
Admiralty  April  1921.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  sat  for  S.,  or  Evesham, 
Div.  of  Worcestershire  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  re-elected  for  Evesham  Div. 
thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — iq,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W. ;  Dumbleton  Hall,  Evesham. 

RIGHT  HON.  E.  S.  MONTAGU  (Cambridgeshire). 

Edwin  Samuel  MoNTAGU,-P.C,2ndsonof  ist 
Baron  Swaythling,  of  South  Stoneham  House,  Hants, 
and  12,  Kensington  Palace  Gardens,  W.,  by  Ellen, 
da.  of  the  late  Louis  Cohen,  of  the  Stock  Exchange; 
b.  Feb.  6th,  1879;  ed.  at  Clifton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Camb.  (Natural  Science  Tripos  1902) :  m.  1915,  the 
Hon.  Beatrice  Venetia  Stanley,  da.  of  4th  Baron 
Sheffield  ;  was  Pres.  of  Camb.  Union  So.  1902  ;  ap- 
pointed Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  the  Rt. 
Hon.  H.  H.  Asquith,  M.P.  (Chancellor  of  the  E.x- 
chequer)  Feb.  1906  and  (Prime  Min.)  April  1908,  a 
Member  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  Electoral  Reform  1908, 
Under  Sec.  of  State  for  India  Feb.  1910,  Financial 
Sec.  to  the  Treasury  Feb.  1914,  Chancellor  of  the 
Duchy  of  Lancaster  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet)  Feb. 
Swi/t  yet  sure.  I9I5'  again  Financial  Sec.  to  the  Treasury  May  I9IS> 


MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENT.  II3 

Chm.  of  War  Loan  Advisory  Committee  1915,  and  Chm.  National  Health 
Insurance  Commn.  Feb.  to  May  1918;  also  again  Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of 
Lancaster  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet)  Jan.  to  July  1916,  and  Minister  of  Muni- 
tions (also  Member  of  Cabinet  War  Council)  July  to  Dec.  1916 ;  appointed 
Sec.  of  State  for  India  July  1917  ;  Vice-Chm.  Reconstruction  Committee 
March  to  July  IQI7  ;  elected  a  Trustee  of  British  Museum  1920  ;  joint  author  ' 
of  "Canada  and  the  Empire";  P.C.  1915.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  W.,  or 
Chesterton,  Div.  of  Cambridgeshire  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for 
Cambridgeshire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Breccles  Hall,  Attleborough. 

MAJ.-GEN.  THE  HON.  SIR  NEATTON  J.  MOORE  (Islington,  North  Division). 

Newton  James  Moore,  K.C.M.G.,  son  of  the  late  James 
Moore,  of  Bunbury,  W.  Australia  ;  b.  May  17th,  1870:  m.  1898,  Isabel,  da. 
of  John  Lowrie,  of  Ferguson,  W.  Australia ;  is  a  Surveyor  and  Civil 
Engineer,  a  J. P.  for  W.  Australia,  a  Director  of  Odhams  Press  (Limited), 
General  Electric  Co.  (Limited),  Great  Boulder  Proprietary  Gold  Mines 
(Limited),  Western  Australian  Insurance  Co.  (Limited),  and  other  cos., 
and  Pres.  of  Institute  of  Surveyors  of  W.  Australia  ;  appointed  Officer 
Comdg.  Intelligence  Corps,  W.  Australia  1908;  was  a  M.L.A.  for  Bunbury, 
W.  Australia  1904-11,  having  been  Mayor  thereof  1900-1904;  started  the  first 
Mounted  Inf.  Corps  in  W.  Australia,  and  was  Lieut. -Col.  Comdg.  i8th 
Australian  Light  Horse  (V.D.)  1901-8  ;  served  as  Pres.  of  W.  Australian 
Municipal  Asso.  1904-5  ;  appointed  Min.  of  Lands  and  Agriculture,  W. 
Australia  1905,  and  Premier,  Treasurer  and  Min.  for  Lands  1906  (resigned 
Sept.  19 10) ;  was  Agent-Gen.  in  London  for  W.  Australia  19 11- 18  (also  Gen. 
Officer  Comdg.  Australian  Troops  in  England  1915-17  with  rank  of  Maj.-Gen.) ; 
C.M.G.  1908,  K.C.M.G.  1910.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  sat  for  St.  George, 
Hanover  Square,  Oct.  to  Nov.  1918 ;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Islington  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 51,  Cadogan  Gardens,  S.W.3.         Official  Address — no,  St.  Martin's  Lane, 

w.c. 

M00RE-BRA6AZ0N  [see  Brabazon]. 

COL.  W.  G.  P.  MORDEN  (Middlesex,  Brentford  and  CMswick  Division). 

Walter  Grant  Peterson  Morden,  son  of  Capt.  Walter  Henry 
Morden,  by  Sarah  Ann  Peterson;  <^.  July  20th,  1880;  ed.  at  Collegiate  In- 
stitute, Toronto:  ;«.  1909,  Doris,  da.  of  Charles  G.  Henshaw,  of  Vancouver, 
British  Columbia ;  is  Lieut. -Col.  and  Hon.  Col.  Canadian  Forces,  Chm. 
Canadian  Asso.,  Dep.  Chm.  of  Canada  Steamship  Lines  (Limited)  (London) 
and  of  Odhams  Press  (Limited),  and  a  Life  Gov.  Montreal  General  Hospital ; 
sometime  a  Member  of  Remount  Committee  of  Canada,  and  on  Staff  of 
Q.M.G.  An  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Brentford  and  Chiswick  Div.  of  Middlesex 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Heatherden  Hall,  Iver  Heath,  Bucks.  Clubs — Carlton,  Junior  Carlton, 
Royal  Thames  Yacht,  Ranelagh,  Royal  Aero. 

CAPT.  A.  H.  MOREING  (VorksMre,  East  Riding,  Buckrose  Division). 

Algernon  Henry  Moreing,  el.  son  of  Charles  Algernon 
Moreing,  of  More  Place,  Esher,  by  Helena  Marian,  da.  of  Edward  Harcourt 
Longden,  I.C.S.  ;  b.  Sept.  30th,  1889;  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Camb.  (B.A.  1910,  M.A.  1920) ;  is  a  member  of  the  firm  of  Bewick,  Moreing 
and  Co.,  civil  and  mining  engineers,  and  Capt.  R.F.A.  (T.F.);  European  War 
1914-18  (despatches);  sometime  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Trans- 
port. A  Coalition  Member;  has  sat  for  Buckrose  Div.  of  E.  Riding  of 
Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th,   1918. 

Residence — 31,  Morpeth  Mansions,  S.W.i.     Club — Carlton. 

MAJOR  D.  W.  MORGAN  (Rhondda,  East  Division). 
David  Watts  Morgan,  C.B.E.,D.S.0.,  son  of  Thomas  Morgan, 
of  Neath;  b.  Dec.  i8th,   1867:  m.  18—,  Blanche  Amy  Morgan;  sometime 

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MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


a  Miner  and  Mine  Manager ;  is  a  J.  P.  and  Vice-Chm.  of  County  Council 
for  Glamorganshire ;  European  War  1914-19  as  Major  Labour  Corps 
(promoted  from  ranks  Oct.  1914,  mentioned  1915,  despatches  twice,  D.S.O.) ; 
D.S.O.  1918,  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  h.  Labow Member ;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of 
Rhondda  since  Dec.  4th,  19 18. 

Residence— Q&txaa.-vir,  Forth,  Rhondda,  Glamorgan. 

RIQHT  HON.  T.  B.  MORISON  (Inyerness-shire,  RoBS-shlre  and  Cromarty, 
Inverness  DlvlBlou). 

Thomas  Brash  Morison,  P.C,  K.C,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late 
Peter  Morison,  S.S.C,  of  Edinburgh;  b.  Nov.  21st,  1868;  ed.  at  Edinburgh 
Univ.  (M.A.  1889,  LL.D.  1921):  vi.  1899,  Isabel,  da.  of  the  late  Andrew 
Headry,  solicitor;  Advocate,  Scotland  1891,  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1898,  K.C. 
1906,  and  Bencher,  Gray's  Inn  1921  ;  was  Advocate-Depute  1905-8,  Senior 
Advocate- Depute  1908-10,  Sheriff  of  Fife  and  Kinross,  and  Dep.-Chm.  Fishery 
Board  for  Scotland  1910-13,  and  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Scotland  1913-20,  since 
when  he  has  been  Lord  Advocate;  is  a  J. P.  for  Perthshire;  P.C.  1920.  A 
Coalition  Liberal  \  unsuccessfully  contested  Perthshire,  W.  Div.  Jan.  1910; 
sat  for  Inverness-shire  Jan.  1917  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Inverness  Div. 
of  Inverness-shire,  Ross-shire  and  Cromarty  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— ■n^  Heriot  Row,  Edinburgh.  Clubs — Reform,  University,  and  Scottish 
Liberal  (Edinburgh). 

R.  MORRIS  (Battersea,  North  Division). 

Richard  Morris,  son  of  Isaac  Morris,  of  Denbigh  ;  b.  May 
27th,  1869:  w/.  1893,  Jane  Jenkins  ;  sometime  a  Schoolmaster  ;  is  an  Engineer. 
A  Coalition  Liberal ;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Battersea  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— 3T2,  Selsden  Road,  Croydon.        C/«3— Royal  Automobile. 

H.  MORRISON  (WUtshire,  Salisbury  Division). 

Hugh  Morrison,  son  of  Alfred  Morrison,  of  Fonthill  House, 
Wilts;  b.  June  8th.  1868:  m.  1892,  Lady  Sophia  Castalia  Mary  Leveson- 
Gower,  da.  of  2nd  Earl  Granville  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Argyllshire  and  for 
Wilts  (Sheriff  1904),  and  a  County  Councillor  for  Wilts.  A  Coalition  Union- 
ist ;  elected  for  S.,  or  Wilton,  Div.  of  Wilts  Nov.  6th,  1918,  and  for  Salisbury 
Div.  of  Wiltshire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— Yova\vA\  House,  Tisbury,  Wilts ;  I&lay  House,  Bridgend,  Argyllshire. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Travellers'. 

MORRISON  BELL  [see  BeUl. 


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0.  E.  MOSLEY  (Middlesex,  Harrow  Division). 

Oswald  Ernald  Mosley,  el.  son 
of  Sir  Oswald  Mosley,  5th  Bt.,  of  Rolleston 
Hall,  Burton-on-Trent ;  b.  Nov.  l6th,  1896; 
ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  R.M.C. :  in.  1920, 
Lady  Cynthia  Blanche  Curzon,  da.  of  ist 
Marquess  Curzon  of  Kedleston ;  late  Lieut. 
Lancers;  European  War  1915-19  (wounded). 
An  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Harrow  Div.  of 
Middlesex  since  Dec.   14th,  1918. 

Residence— i.  Smith  Square,  Westminster,  S.W.i. 
C/«*j— White's,  Cavalry. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  II5 


SIR  WILLIAM  A.  MOUNT,  Bt.  (Berkshire,  Newbury  Division). 
William  Arthur  Mount,  C.B.E.,  ist  Baronet,  son  of  the  late 

William  George  Mount,  of  Wasing  Place,  Berks,  by  Marianne  Emily,  da.  of 
Robert  Clutterbuck,  of  Watford  House,  Herts;  b.  Aug.  3rd,  1866;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  Honours  1889):  ?n.  1899,  Hilda 
Lucy  Adelaide,  da.  of  Malcolm  Low  (formerly  B.C.S.).  of  Clatto,  Cupar, 
Fife,  and  22,  Roland  Gardens,  S.W. ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1893  '■>  ^^^^  Assist. 
Private  Sec.  1895- 1900,  and  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  1900-1901  to 
Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  (Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Michael  Hicks-Beach,  Bt.,  M.P.) 
and  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  (Rt.  Hon.  C.  T. 
Ritchie,  M.P.)  1902-3  ;  is  a  J. P.,  a  D.L.  and  Vice-Chm.  of  County  Council 
for  Berkshire,  and  a  Member  of  Council  of  Duchy  of  Lancaster  ;  rendered 
service  during  European  War  1916-17,  as  a  Civil  Member,  Claims  Commn. 
(Legion  of  Honour)  ;  appointed  Second  Church  Estates  Commr.  1919  ; 
C.B.E.  1918  ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1921.  A  Coalition  Conservative ;  sat  for  S.,  or 
Newbury,  Div.  of  Berkshire  Dec.  1885  to  Sept.  1900,  Oct.  1900  to  Jan.  1906 
(when  he  was  defeated),  and  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Berks,  New- 
bury Div.  Dec.  4th,  19 1 8. 

Residence — Wasing  Place,  near  Reading.         Clubs — Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Carlton. 


R.  J.  MULCAHY  (Dublin,  Clontarf  Division).! 

Richard  James  Mulcahy  ;  b.  i8 — ;  sometime  in  Engineering 
Depart.,  Post  Office,  Dublin  ;  became  Min.  of  Defence  in  Dail  Eireann  Jan. 
1922.  A  Sinn  FHn  Member ;  has  sat  for  Clontarf  Div.  of  Dublin  since  Dec. 
14th,  1918;  elected  for  Dublin,  N.-W.  Dublin  Div.  in  S.  Parliament  of 
Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 


RT.  HON.  ROBERT  MUNRO  (Roxburghshire  and  Selkirkshire). 

Robert  Munro,  P.C,  K.C,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Alex- 
ander Rose  Munro,  of  Alness,  Ross-shire,  by  Margaret,  da.  of  the  late 
Rev.  John  Sinclair,  of  Bruan,  Caithness;  b.  May  28th,  1868;  ed.  privately, 
at  Aberdeen  Gram.  Sch.,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  1889,  LL.B.  1892, 
LL.D.  1919)  :  m.  Ist,  1898,  Edith  Gwladys,  who  d.  1920,  da.  of  the  late  Rev. 
J.  Llewelyn  Evans,  of  The  Parsonage,  Peebles  ;  2ndly,  1921,  Olga  Marie, 
da.  of  J.  G.  Grumler,  of  Woodgarth,  Kent  Avenue,  Harrogate  ;  Advocate, 
Scotland  1893,  and  a  K.C.  1910  ;  has  been  Counsel  to  Inland  Revenue,  and 
an  Advocate  Depute  ;  appointed  Lord  Advocate  for  Scotland  Oct.  1913,  and 
Sec.  for  Scotland  Dec.  1916  and  again  Jan.  1919  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet 
since  Oct.  1919) ;  P.C.  1913.  A  Coaiition  Liberal;  sat  for  Wick  Dist.  Jan. 
I910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Roxburgh  and  Selkirk  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 44,  Harley  House,  Regent's  Park,  N.W.i.  Clubs — Reform,  New,  Scottish 
Liberal. 

C.  K.  MURCHISON  (Klngston-upon-Hull,  East  Division). 

Charles  Kenneth  Murchison,  son  of  the  late  Charles  Murchison, 
M.D.,  F.R.S.,  of  79,  Wimpole  Street,  W.,  by  Clara,  da.  of  Robert  Bickersteth, 
of  Liverpool,  and  Casterton  Hall,  Westmoreland  ;  b.  Sept.  22nd,  1872 ;  ed. 
at  Clifton  Coll.,  and  at  Wiesbaden  and  Versailles  :  m.  1897,  Evelyn,  da.  of 
the  late  Rev.  G.  Rowe,  of  York  ;  was  Mayor  of  Hertford  1902-3,  and  a  County 
Councillor  for  London  (N.  Islington  Div.)  1907-10 ;  with  Red  Cross  Ambu- 
lance in  France  191 5  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Northamptonshire  ;  sometime  Treasurer  of 
North  Northamptonshire  Unionist  Asso.  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Private 
Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Under-Sec.  of  State  for  Home  Depart.  1920.  A  Coalition 
Unionist ;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Kingston-on-HuU  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Hargrave  Hall,  Kimbolton.      Clubs — Athenaeum,  Carlton,  Travellers',  Bath. 


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MEMBERS   OF    PARLIAMENT. 


UBUT.-COL.  THE  HON.  A.  C.  MURRAY  (Aberdeeoshlre  and  Klncardinesblre, 
Kincardine  and  Western  Division). 

Arthur  Cecil  Murray,  C.M.G.., 
D.S.O.,  4th  son  of  ist  Viscount  Elibank,  of 
Darn  Hall,  Eddleston,  co.  Peebles,  and 
Elibank,  Selkirk,  by  Blanche  Alice,  el  da.  of 
the  late  Edward  John  Scott,  of  Portland 
Lodge,  Southsea  ;  d.  March  27th,  1879;  ed. 
at  Roy.  Mil.  Coll.,  Sandhurst;  has  been 
Capt.  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers ;  is 
Lieut. -Col.  Special  Cav.,  a  Member  of  Roy. 
Co.  of  Archers  (King's  Body  Guard  for  Scot- 
land), and  a  Director  of  N.  British  Railway 
Co.;  was  A.D.C  to  Lieut. -Gov.  of  Bengal 
1900,  and  to  Gen.  Officer  Comdg.  ist  Inf.  Div.,  Delhi  Manoeuvres  1902  ; 
served  with  China  Field  Force  1900-1902  (medal),  and  during  European  War 
1914-16  (despatches,  D.S.O.);  attended  Quebec  Tercentenary  Celebration 
IQ08  as  guest  of  Canadian  Govt.,  representing  Gen.  the  Hon.  James  Murray, 
first  British  Gov.-Gen.  of  Canada ;  accompanied  Special  Mission  to  Foreign 
Courts  to  announce  Accession  of  King  George  V.  1910;  was  Parliamentary 
Private  Sec.  to  Parliar.ientary  Under  Sec.  to  Board  of  Trade,  and  to  Under 
Sec.  of  State  for  India  1909,  and  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  of  State 
for  Foreign  Affairs  (Rt.  Hon.  Sir  E.  Grey,  Bt.,  M.P.)  1910-14;  employed  in 
Min,  of  Munitions  (Labour  Disputes)  1916,  as  Assist.  Mil.  Attache  at  Washing- 
ton 1917.  and  in  Political  Intelligence  Depart,  of  Foreign  Office  1918  ;  D.S.O. 
1916,  C.M.G.  1919.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  Kincardineshire  April  1908  to  Nov. 
1918 ;  elected  for  Aberdeenshire  and  Kincardineshire,  Kincardine  and  Western 
Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

R esidence—YX\\>a.x\\i,  Walkerburn,   co.   Peebles.        C/«^j— Brooks's,   Bachelors',   New 
(Edinburgh). 


i 


C.  D.  MURRAY  (Edinburgh,  South  Division). 
Charles  David  Murray,  C.M.G.,  K.C.,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late 
David  William  Murrav,  silk  broker,  of  London,  by  Rachel  Strachan  Gavin  ;  b 
Oct.  20th,  1866;  ed.'at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  1885,  LL.B.  1888,  LL.D. 
1919):  ?n.  1896,  Annie  Florence,  da.  of  David  Nicholson,  brewer,  of 
Edinburgh;  Bar.  Scotland  1889,  and  K.C.  1907;  Dean  of  Faculty  of 
Advocates  1919-20;  temporary  Lieut.-Col.  in  the  Army  1917  ;  was  Director 
of  National  Sen  for  Scotland  1917-18,  and  Sheriff  of  Renfrew  and  Bute  1918  ; 
appointed  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Scotland  March  1920;  C.M.G.  1918.  A  Coali- 
tion Unionist;  has  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Edinburgh  since  Dec.  14th,  1918,  having 
been  defeated  there  Dec.  1910. 

Residence— 6-2,  Great  King  Street,  Edinburgh.        C/«*J— Northern,  Scottish  Conser\'a- 
tive,  Junior  Constitutional. 


HON.  (C.)  GIDEON  MURRAY  (Glasgow,  St.  RoUox  Division). 

Ijp  (Charles)  Gideon  Murray,  3rd  and 

1J^  el.  surviving  son  of  ist  Viscount  Elibank,  of 

-i — J»  -  Dam  Hall,  Eddleston,  co.  Peebles,  Elibank, 

Selkirk,  and  181,  Queen's  Gate,  S.W.,  by 
Blanche  Alice,  da.  of  the  late  Edward  John 
Scott,  of  Portland  Lodge,  Southsea ;  b.  Aug. 
7th,  1877  •  "*•  1908,  Ermine  Mary  Katherine, 
da.  of  the  late  Henry  Robarts  Sladocks,  of 
Glanywern,  Denbigh,  and  widow  of  Lieut.- 
Col.  James    Henry   Aspinwall ;    was   Assist. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  II7 

Private  Sec.  to  Gov.  of  British  New  Guinea  1898,  Clerk  to  Govt.  Sec,  British 
New  Guinea  1899- 1900,  Resident  Magistrate,  W.  Div.,  British  New  Guinea 
1900-1901,  Acting  Conidt.  Armed  Native  Constabulary  there  1901,  Private 
Sec.  to  Commr.  for  Native  Affairs  in  S.  Africa  1901-2  (Queen's  medal),  Assist. 
Native  Commr.,  Zoutpansburg,  Transvaal  1902-7,  Assist.  Private  Sec.  to  Per- 
manent Under  Sec.  of  State  for  the  Colonies  1907-8,  Clerk  in  Colonial  Office 
1908-9,  Administrator  of  St.  Vincent  1909-14,  and  Administrator  of  St.  Lucia 
1914-17  ;  represented  (1901)  Govt,  of  British  New  Guinea  on  Joint  Commn. 
to  determine  perpetrators  of  outrages  by  Dutch  Natives;  is  a  Member  of  Roy. 
Co.  of  Archers  (King's  Body  Guard  for  Scotland) ;  was  Food  Commr.  for  W. 
Scotland  and  Glasgow  1917-18,  and  Member  of  Parliamentary  Devolution 
Conference  1919-20;  has  Roy.  So.  of  Arts  silver  medal,  and  Coronation 
medal  191 1.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  St.  Rollox  Div.  of  Glasgow 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 6,  St.  James'  Court,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.  Clubs — Carlton,  Bachelors', 
Brooks's,  New  (Edinburgh),  Western  (Glasgow). 

D.  MURRAY  (Invemess-sliire  and  Ross  and  Cromarty,  Western  Isles 

Division). 
Donald  Murray,  M.B.,  son  of  the  late  Allan  Murray,  of  Storno- 

way,  by  Isabella,  da.  of  the  late  Hugh  Broun  :  b.  Oct.  2ist,  1862  ;  ed.  at  Free 
Ch.  Sch.,  Stornoway,  and  at  Glasgow  (M.B.  and  CM.  1890)  and  Aberdeen 
(D.P.H.)  Univs.  :  m.  1898,  Janet  Catherine  Grace,  da.  of  the  late  Alexander 
Macpherson,  of  Stornoway  ;  appointed  Med.  Officer  of  Health  for  Lewis  and 
Stornoway  and  Sch.  Med.  Officer  for  Lewis  and  W.  Ross  and  Cromarty  1910 ; 
is  a  J. P.  for  Ross  and  Cromarty  ;  sometime  Pres.  of  Medico-Chirurgical  So.  of 
Glasgow  Univ.,  Chm.  Stornoway  Sch.  Board,  and  of  Nicolson  Institute.  A 
Liberal ;  has  sat  for  W.  Isles  Div.  of  Inverness-shire  and  Ross  and  Cromarty 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 4,  St.  Albans  Road,  N.W.5. 

J.  MURRAY  (Leeds,  "West  Division). 

John  Murray,  son  of  the  late  Francis  Robert  Murray,  of 
Fraserburgh  and  Aberdeen,  by  Isabella,  da.  of  the  late  Alexander  Watt,  of 
Watermill,  Fraserburgh;  b,  Feb.  28th,  1879;  ed.  at  Robert  Gordon  Coll., 
Aberdeen,  at  Aberdeen  Univ.,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (Student,  Tutor,  and 
sometime  Censor)  ;  Fellow  of  Merton  Coll.,  Oxford  1905  :  m.  1921,  Ellen, 
da.  of  Sir  Alfred  Hopkinson,  K.C.,  LL.D.,  and  widow  of  George  Harwood, 
M.P.  for  Bolton ;  was  in  Labour  Regulation  Depart,  of  Min.  of  Munitions 
during  European  War,  and  Chm.  Central  Profiteering  Committee  1920-21. 
A  Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Leeds  since  Dec.  14th,   1918. 

Residence — E«elme    Down,    Wallingford,    Oxfordshire.  Clubs — National    Liberal, 

Libera   (Leeds),  County  (Oxford). 

MAJOR  -W.  MURRAY  (Dumfries-shire). 

William  Murray,  O.B.E.,  son  of  Com.  John  Murray,  R.N.,  of 
Murraythwaite,  by  a  da.  of  Col.  William  Graham,  of  Mossknow,  Ecclefechan  ; 
6.  Oct.  31st,  1865  ;  ed.  at  Magdalen  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1889)  :  m.  1892, 
Evelyn,  da.  of  John  Bruce,  of  13,  Ainslie  Place,  Edinburgh  ;  Bar.  Scotland 
1891  ;  is  a  Landowner  and  Farmer,  Brevet  Major  King's  Own  Scottish  Bor- 
derers, and  a  J. P.  and  a  Commr.  of  Supply  for  Dumfries-shire  ;  O.B.  E.  (Mil.) 
1918.  A  Coalition  Member;  unsuccessfully  contested  Dumfries  Dist.  July 
1895  ^'^^  Oct.  1900  ;  has  sat  for  Dumfries-shire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918,  having 
been  defeated  therefor  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910. 

Residences~-gi,  Park  Street,  \V.i  ;  Murraythwaite,  Ecclefechan,  Scotland.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  New  (Edinburgh). 

T.  MYERS  (Yorkshire.  West  Riding,  Spen  VaUey  Division). 
Tom   Myers;   d.    1872;    worked  in  the   Pit   and  at  a  Glass 
Bottle  Factory  up  to  thirty-one  years  of  age ;  sometime  a  Town  Councillor 
for  Dewsbury  ;  is  Manager  of  Health  Insurance  Depart,  Co-Operative  So., 


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Dewsbury.     A  Labour  Member";  has  sat  for  Spen  Valley  Div.  of  Yorkshire 
since  Dec.  20th,  1919,  having  been  defeated  there  Dec.  1918. 
Residence— Ticw&huxy ,  Yorkshire. 

LIEUT. -COL.  J.  NALL  (Manchester,  Hulme  DivlBioii). 
Joseph  Nall,  D.S.O.,  el.  son  of  Joseph  Nail,  of  VVorsley, 
Lancashire  ;  b.  1887  :  m.  1916,  Edith  Elizabeth,  da.  of  John  Liell  Francklin  ; 
a  Director  of  Nail  and  Co.,  carriers,  of  Manchester,  and  of  Manchester 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  a  Member  of  National  Church  Assembly,  and  of  E. 
Lancashire  Territorial  Force  Asso.  and  of  Institute  of  Transport,  and  Lieut.- 
Col.  Comdg.  Bolton  53rd  Brijj.  R.F.A.  (T.A.);  European  War  1914-18 
(wounded,  despatches,  D.S.O.);  D.S.O.  1918.  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for 
Hulme  Div.  of  Manchester  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Hoveringham  Hall,  Notts  ;  Hulme  House,  Manchester.  Clubs — Carlton, 
St.  Stephen's,  Nottinghamshire. 

T.  E.  NATLOR  (Southwark.  South-Eastem  DiviBion). 
Thomas  Ellis  Naylor,  son  of  the  late  G.  E.  Naylor,  a  compositor; 
b.  March  5th,  1868:  tn.  1899,  Emily  Fawcett ;  is  a  Compositor,  Chm.  of 
London  Labour  Party,  and  a  J. P.  for  co.  London;  has  been  Gen.  Sec.  of 
London  So.  of  Compositors  since  1906;  author  of  "Rules  and  Conduct  of 
Debate,"  "Principles  of  Newspaper  M.Vke-up,"  and  "A  Compositor  in 
Canada."  A  Labour  Member;  has  sat  for  Southwark,  S.-E.  Div.,  since 
Dec.  14th,  1921,  having  been  defeated  therefor  Dec.  1918. 
Residence — 175.  Highbury  Hill,  N.5. 

A.  NEAL  (Sheffield,  HiUshorough  Division). 

Arthur  Neal,  son  of  John  Neal,  of  Sheffield,  by  his  wife  Mary  ; 
6.  Sept.  23rd,  1862  ;  is  a  Solicitor,  and  a  Member  of  the  legal  firms  of  Arthur 
Neal  and  Co.,  of  .Sheffield,  and  of  Arthur  Neal  and  Son,  of  5,  Green  Street, 
Leicester  Square,  W.C.2,  and  a  Member  of  Sheffield  Education  and  Insurance 
Committees  ;  18  years  a  City  Councillor  of  Sheffield  ;  appointed  Parliamentary 
Private  Sec.  to  Paymaster-Gen.  I919,  and  subsequently  Parliamentary  Sec.  to 
Ministry  of  Transport  1919.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Hallam  Div.  of  Sheffield  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for  Hillsborough  Div. 
thereof  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Ryegate,  Sheffield. 

B.  F.  W.  R.  NELSON  (Lanarkshire,  Motherwell  Division). 

Robert  Frederick  William  Robertson  Nelson,  son  of  the  late 
Andrew  Sclanders  Nelson  ;  6.  Feb.  29th,  1888  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Glenal- 
mond,  and  at  Glasgow  Univ.  ;  is  Managing  Director  of  Hurst,  Nelson  and  Co. 
(Limited),  and  of  the  Glasgow  Rolling  Stock  and  Plant  Works,  of  Motherwell, 
and  Chm.  of  Wagon  Repairs  (Limited),  h.  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for 
Motherwell  Div.  of  Lanarkshire  since  Dec.  I4ih,  1918. 

Residence — Lyndhurst.  Boihwell,  Lanarkshire.  Clubs — British  Empire,  St.  Stephen's, 
Carlton,  Conservative  (Glasgow). 

A.  E.  NEWBOULD  (Leyton,  West  Diyision). 
Alfred  Ernest  Newbould,  son  of  the  late  John  Joseph  New- 
bould,  formerly  of  Tatenhill,  Burton-on-Trent,  by  his  wife  Ann,  who  d. 
1918  ;  b.  Oct.  24th,  1873  ;  ed.  at  Burton  Gram.  Sch. ;  sometime  a  Private  in 
1st  Dragoons;  served  during  S.  African  .War  (medals);  is  a  Director 
of  Provincial  Cinematograph  Theatres  (Limited),  of  Associated  Provincial 
Picture  Houses  (Limited),  and  of  Ferrestone  Press  (Limited).  A  Liberal; 
has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Leyton  since  March  1st,  1919,  having  been  defeated 
there  Dec.  1918. 

Residences— 16,  Upper  Cheyne  Row,  Chelsea.  S.W.  ;  Stone  Cross  Cottage,  Crow- 
borough,  Sussex.        C/7/^j— Devonshire,  National  Liberal. 


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TI9 


MAJOR  J.  R.  (B.)  PRETYMAN  NEWMAN  (Middlesex,  FincMey  Division). 

John  Robert  (Bramston)  Pretyman 
Newman,  el.  son  of  the  late  John  Adam 
Richard  Newman,  J.P.,  D.L.,  of  Newberry 
Manor,  co.  Cork,  by  Matilda,  da.  of 
Lieut.-Col.  Bramston  Smith,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of 
Pencraig,  Llangefni,  Anglesea ;  b.  Aug. 
22nd,  1871  ;  ed.  at  Charterhouse  Sch.,  and 
at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  :  m.  ist,  1895,  the 
Hon.  Olivia  Anne  Plunket,  who  d.  1896, 
da.  of  4th  Baron  Plunket;  2ndly,  1898, 
Ina,  only  child  of  the  late  Col.  William 
Pretyman,  60th  Rifles ;  formerly  Capt.  5th 
Batn.  Roy.  Munster  Fusiliers ;  is  Major 
Middlesex  Regt.,  Duke  of  Cambridge's 
Own,  Chm.  Middle  Classes  Union,  and 
a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Cork  (High 
Sheriff  1898);  European  War  1915-16; 
has  assumed  the  additional  surname  of 
Pretyman.  A  Conservative ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  S.-E.  Div.  of  Essex  Jan.  1906 ;  sat  for  Enfield  Div.  of  Middlesex 
Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  Finchley  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences  —  79      Eaton     Square,     S.W.  ;     Newberry     Manor,     Mallow,     co.     Cork. 
C/w3i— Carlton,  Royal  Automobile. 

SIR  ROBERT  H.  S.  D.  L.  NEWMAN,  Bt.  (Exeter). 
Robert  Hunt  Stapylton  Dudley  Lydston 
Newman,  4th  Baronet,  son  of  Sir  Lydston  Newman, 
3rd  Bt.  ;  h.  Oct.  27th,  1871  ;  is  a  J. P.,  a  D.L.,  and  a 
County  Councillor  (Dawlish  Div.)  for  Devon,  Pres. 
of  English  Church  Union,  and  patron  of  two  livings. 
A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Exeter  since  May 
7th,  1918. 
Ubiamoribi  fides.  Residence — Mamhead,  Exeter.   C/7<^j— Carlton,  St.  Stephen  s. 

SIR  PERCY  NEWSON,  Bt.  [see  page  178]. 

MAJOR  SIR  HARRY  K.  NEWTON,  Bt.  (Essex,  Harwich  Division). 

Harry  Kottingham  Newton,  O.B.E.,  2nd 
Baronet,  only  son  of  Sir  Alfred  James  Newton,  ist  Bt., 
of  The  Wood,  Sydenham  Hill,  Lewisham,  Kent,  and 
Kottingham  House,  Burton-on-Trent,  by  Elizabeth 
Jane,  el.  da.  of  the  late  Joseph  Watson,  of  Mitcham 
Common;  b.  April  2nd,  1875;  ^^-  ^^  Rugby,  and  at 
New  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1898,  M.A.  1901) :  tn.  1920, 
Myrtle  Irene,  da.  of  William  Wilson  Grantham,  of  17, 
Cadogan  Place,  S.W.,  and  Balneath  Manor,  near 
Lewes;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1899;  is  one  of  H.M.'s 
Lieuls.  for  City  of  London,  a  Director  of  Harrod's 
(Limited)  and  its  associated  cos.,  and  Chm.  Colchester 
Brewing  Co.  (Limited) ;  Major  and  Dep.  Assist. 
Faveat  fortuna.  Director  Supply  and  Transport,  E.  Command,  during 

European  War  1914-18  (mentioned,  O.B.E.) ;  was  Hon.  Sec.  City  of  London 


MEMBERS   OF    PARLIAMENT. 


Imperial  Vol.  during  S.  African  War;  O.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919.  An  Unionist', 
sat  for  Harwich  Div.  of  Essex  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918,  having  been  defeated 
there  Jan.  1906  ;  re-elected  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residcnce—^^  Lower  Sloane  Street,  S.W.  Chambers — 6,  Crown  OflSce  Row,  Temple, 
E.C.4.        C/«^J— Junior  Carlton,  Bath,  Garrick. 

COM.  SIR  EDWARD  NICHOLL  (Cornwall,  Fenryn  and  Falmouth  DlviBion). 

Edward  Nicholl,  son  of  William  Nicholl ;  b.  June  17th,  1862  : 
m.  1884;  is  Com.  Roy.  Naval  Reserve  and  R.N.V.R.,  Ch.  Examining  Officer 
Bristol  Channel,  a  Member  of  Cardiff  Docks  Advisory  Committee,  a  Member 
of  Council  of  Cardiff  Chamber  of  Commerce,  and  senior  partner  in  the  firm 
of  Edward  Nicholl  and  Co.,  shipowners,  of  Mount  Stuart  Square,  Cardiff; 
Knt.  19 16.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Penryn  and  Falmouth  Div. 
of  Cornwall  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Littleton  Park,  Shepperton,  Middlesex.  Clubs — Carlton,  Constitutional, 
Royal  Yacht,  County  (Cardiff). 

BRIG. -GEN.  J.  S.  NICHOLSON  (Westminster,  Abbey  Division). 
John  Sanctuary  Nicholson,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O., 
son  of  William  Nicholson,  of  Basing  Park,  Alton,  Hants,  and  2,  South 
Audley  Street,  W.  ;  b.  May  19th,  1863 ;  entered  Hussars  1884,  became  Capt. 
1891,  Major  1899,  Brevet  Lieut.-Col.  1900,  Lieut.-Col.  (h.-p.)  1903,  Brevet 
Col.  1905,  Col.  1907,  and  Hon.  Brig.-Gen.  (retired)  1920  ;  deputed  to  take 
over  guns,  arms,  etc.,  of  British  S.  Africa  Co.,  subsequent  to  Dr.  Jameson's 
raid  into  Transvaal  1896,  and  served  during  Matabcle  War  1896-7  (de- 
spatches, D.S.O.),  in  S.  Africa  1900-1902  (despatches.  Brevet  Lieut.-Col., 
C.B.),  and  during  European  War  1914-17  on  Staff  (despatches.  Order  of 
Leopold  of  Belgium,  Legion  of  Honour,  Croix  de  Guerre) ;  raised  British 
S.  Africa  Co.'s  Police,  of  which  he  was  appointed  Comdt.  North  of  Zambesi 
1897,  and  became  Comdt.-Gen.  Rhodesia  Protectorate  1S98 ;  sometime 
Inspector-Gen.  S.  African  Constabulary;  was  a  Comdt.  at  Base  1914-19  ;  is 
Vice-Chm.  of  Hants  Territorial  Force  Asso.  ;  D.S.O.  1897,  C.B.  (Mil.)  1902, 
C.M.G.  1905,  C.B.E.  (Mil.)  1918.  An  Independent  Conservative  {Anti- 
Waste)  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  E.  Div.  of  Dorsetshire  Jan.  and  June  1910 
and  Stafford  Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for  Abbey  Div.  of  Westminster  since  Aug. 
25th,   1921. 

Residences — 2,  South  Audley  Street,  W.  ;  Bordean  House,  Petersfield.  Clubs — Naval 
and  Military,  Cavalry. 

B.  NICHOLSON  (TorksMre,  West  Riding,  Doncaster  Division). 

Reginald  Nicholson,  son  of  the  late  William  Norris  Nicholson, 
by  Emily,  da.  of  Dr.  J.  S.  Daniel  ;  b.  July  iSth,  1869;  ed.  at  Charterhouse  : 
tn.  1915,  Natalie,  only  da.  of  Dr.  F.  S.  Pearson,  of  New  York;  sometime 
Traffic  Manager  of  Bengal-Nagpur  Railway  ;  was  Manager  of  the  Times 
I9II-15,  and  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  R.A.F. 
1919-20.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  Doncaster  Div.  of  W.  Riding 
of  Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 8,  Sumner  Place,  S.W. 

COL.  W.  G.  NICHOLSON  (Hampshire,  Petersfield  Division). 
William  Graham  Nicholson,  el.  son  of  William  Nicholson, 
J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Basing  Park,  Hants;  b.  March  nth,  1862;  ed.  at  Harrow, 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1884)  :  tti.  1890,  Alice  Margaret,  da.  of  the 
late  Rt.  Hon.  William  Wither  Bramston  Beach,  P.C.  (M.P.  for  Hants,  W., 
or  Andover,  Div.),  of  Oakley  Hall,  near  Basingstoke  and  Keevil  House, 
Trowbridge;  is  a  J. P.  and  an  Alderman  for  Hants,  and  a  D.L.  for  co. 
Southampton ;  has  been  a  Member  of  House  of  Laymen  for  Diocese  of 
Winchester;  formerly  Lieut.-Col.  and  Hon.  Col,  Comdg.  3rd  Batn.  Hamp- 
shire  Regt.      A  Coalition  Conservative;   sat  for  E.,  or  Petersfield,  Div.  of 


MEMBERS   OF    PARLIAMENT. 


Hampshire  June  1897  to  Nov.   1918  ;  re-elected  for  Hampshire,   Petersfield 
Div.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 80,  Ealon  Square,  S.W.  ;  Basing  Park,  Alton,  Hants.         Clubs — Carlton, 
Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron. 


SIR  HERBERT  NIELD  (Middlesex,  Ealing  Division). 

Herbert  Nield,  K.C,  son  of  the 

late  William  Robert  Nield,  of  Saddleworth, 
Yorkshire,  by  Eliza,  da.  of  William  Henry 
Turner;  3.  Oct.  20th,  1862;  ed.  privately: 
m.  1st,  1890,  Mary  Catherine,  who  d.  1893, 
da.  of  the  late  John  Baker,  of  Colyton, 
Devon  ;  2ndly,  1901,  Mabel  Owen,  da.  of 
Sir  Cory  Francis  Cory- Wright,  ist  Bt.,  of 
Caen  Wood  Towers,  Highgate,  N. ;  ad- 
mitted a  Solicitor  1885  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1895, andaK.C.  19 13  ;  goesN.-E.  Circuit; 
is  a  J. P.,  a  D.L.,  a  County  Alderman,  a 
Member  of  Board  of  Regent's  Canal  and 
Docks  Co.,  Chm.  of  Asso.  of  Conservative 
Clubs,  and  Dep.  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions 
for  Middlesex,  Member  of  its  Territorial 
Force  Asso.,  Representative  of  co.  Middle- 
sex on  Lea  Conservancy,  Vice-Cbm.  of  Council  of  National  Unionist  Asso., 
and  Chm.  of  its  Provincial  Div.  (Middlesex),  and  of  Council  of  London 
Diocesan  Home  Missions  ;  was  Chm.  of  Middlesex  Appeal  Tribunal  during 
European  War;  appointed  Recorder  of  York  April  191 7  ;  Knt.  1918.  A 
Coalition  Conservative ;  sat  for  Ealing  Div.  of  Middlesex  Jan.  1906  to  Nov. 
1918  ;   elected  for  Ealing  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Bishop's   Mead,   Bishop's  Avenue,   N.2.         Chambers — 2,   Dr.   Johnson* 
Buildings,  Temple,  E.G.        Club — St.  Stephen's. 


MAJOR  THE  RIGHT  HON.  SIR  HENRY  NORMAN,  Bt.  (Blackburn). 

Henry  Norman,  F.C,   ist 

Baronet,  son  of  the  late  Henry 
Norman  ;  b.  Sept.  19th,  1858 ;  ed. 
at  Leicester  Collegiate  Sch.,  in 
France  and  Germany,  and  at  Har- 
vard (B.A.  1 881),  and  Leipzig 
Univs. :  vt.  ist,  1891,  Menie  Muriel, 
from  whom  he  obtained  a  divorce 
1903  (authoress  of  "A  Girl  in  the 
Karpathians,"  and  "Gallia"),  da.  of 
the  late  James  Muir  Dowie ;  2ndly, 
1907,  the  Hon.  Florence  Priscilla 
McLaren,  C.B.E.  (despatches,  1914 
star),  da.  of  ist  Baron  Aberconway ; 
is  an  Author,  a  Member  of  the  Coun- 
cil of  So.  of  Authors,  a  F.R.G.S., 
an  A.LE.E.,  Chm.  of  Select  Com- 
mittee on  Patent  Medicines,  and  of 
War  Office  Committee  on  Wireless 
Telegraphy,  Vice-Chm.  Imperial 
Communications  Committee,  Chm. 
of  Home  Office  Industrial  Paints 
Committee,  and  Wireless  Telegra- 
phy Sub-Committee  (1919),  Member  of  Committee  on  National  Wireless  Re- 
search, a  Fellow  of  American  Institute  of  Radio  Engineers,  and  of  Institute 
of  Physics,  a  Member  of  Inventions  Panel  of  Ministry  of  Munitions,  a  Fellow 
of  British   Asso.    Committee   of  Radiotelegraphic   Investigations,  Vice-Pres. 


122  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


Wireless  So.  of  London,  and  an  Asso.  of  Institute  of  Electrical  Engineers; 
sometime  a  Guardian  of  Standard  of  Wrought  Plate,  Birmingham ;  was  Liaison 
Officer  for  Ministry  of  Munitions  to  French  Min.  of  Munitions  1916-20,  a 
Member  of  Second  Chamber  Conference  1918,  and  Chm.  Imperial  Wireless 
Telegraphy  Committee  1919-20;  gazetted  Major  1917  ;  is  an  Officer  of  Legion 
of  Honour,  and  of  Orders  of  Crown  of  Belgium  and  of  St.  Maurice  and  St. 
Lazarus  of  Italy,  and  a  Com.  of  Order  of  Redeemer  of  Greece ;  was  Assist. 
Editor  of  the  Daily  Chronicle  1895-9  '■>  ^^^  travelled  widely  in  the  Near  and 
Far  East,  in  Russia,  and  in  Central  Asia;  founded  The  World's  Work; 
appointed  Hon.  Sec.  Budget  League  1909,  Assist.  Postmaster-Gen.  Jan.  1910, 
and  an  Additional  Member  of  Air  Council  Jan.  1918  ;  has  1914  star  (de- 
spatches, two  medals)  ;  author  of  "The  Harvard  Greek  Play,"  "  The  Preserva- 
tion of  Niagara  Falls,"  "The  Real  Japan,"  ''The  People  and  Politics  of  the 
Far  East,"  "  All  the  Russias,"and  other  works  ;  Knt.  1906,  cr.  a  Baronet  1915, 
and  P.C.  1918.  A  Coalilion  Liberal;  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Wolverhampton 
Oct.  1900  to  Jan.  1910,  when  he  was  defeated;  elected  for  Blackburn  Dec. 
5th,  1910. 

Residences — The  Corner  House,  Cowley  Street,  Westminster,   S.W.i ;  Honeyhanger, 
Hindhead,  Surrey.        Clubs — Reform,  Royal  Automobile,  Ranelagh. 


COL.  SIR  HENRY  G.  NORRIS  (Fulbam,  East  Divlsioii). 

Henry  George  Norris,  son  of  John  Henry  Norris;  b.  July  23rd, 
1865:  tn.  18 — ;  was  Mayor  of  Fulham  1909-19;  raised  three  Brigs,  of 
Artillery  during  European  War;  is  a  D.L.  for  co.  London,  and  a  partner 
in  the  firm  of  Allen  and  Norris,  builders  and  decorators ;  during  European 
War  was  Supervisor  of  Mil.  Representatives,  Local  Tribunals,  Home  Counties, 
and  Director  of  Recruiting  with  rank  of  Col.;  Knt.  1917.  A  Coalition 
Conservative  ;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Fulham  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Lichfield  House,  Richmond,  Surrey.  Clubs — Junior  Carlton,  Royal 
Automobile. 

NORTON-GRIFFITHS   [see   GrlffltllB]. 

A.  J.  O'CONNOR  (KUdare  Co.,  South  Division).! 

ArthurJohn  O'Connor;  <^.  1888;  Graduate  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin; 
is  an  Engineer,  and  Sec.  for  Agriculture  in  Dail  Eireann.  A  Sinn  Fein 
Member;  elected  for  S.  Div.  of  Kildare  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Kildare 
and  Wicklow  Cos.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence— Elm  Hall,  Celbridge,  co.  Kildare. 

T.  P.  O'CONNOR  (Liverpool,  Scotland  Division). 
Thomas  Power  O'Connor,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  O'Connor, 
of  Athlone;  d.  Oct.  5th,  1848  ;  ed.  at  the  Queen's  Coll.,  Galway  (M.A.  Queen's 
Univ.,  Ireland)  :  ;;/.  1886 ;  formerly  Editor  of  the  Star  Evening  Newspaper, 
and  of  the  Sun  and  the  Weekly  Sun,  all  of  which  he  founded  ;  is  a  Journalist ; 
has  been  Editor  of  The  Era,  and  M.A. P.,  and  also  of  T.P.'s  Weekly  and 
T.P.'s  Magazifie  (both  of  which  he  founded)  ;  author  of  "  Lord  Beaconsfield, 
a  Biography,"  "Th-e  Parnell  Movement,"  "Some  Old  Love  Stories,"  "Life 
of  Parnell,"  "Gladstone's  House  of  Commons,"  "The  Phantom  Millions," 
"Life  of  Sir  Henry  Campbell-Bannerman,"  and  other  works;  appointed 
a  Member  of  Berlin  Copyright  Commn.  1909,  and  Pres.  of  Trade  Board  of 
Film  Censors  1916.  A  Nationalist;  sat  for  Galway  Borough  April  1880  to 
Nov.  1885,  in  which  month  he  was  elected  for  Scotland  Div.  of  Liverpool 
and  also  for  Galway  Borough,  and  chose  the  former  constituency ;  re-elected 
July  2nd,  1886,  July  5th,  1892,  July  i8th,  1895,  Oct.  4th.  1900,  Jan.  i6th,  1906, 
Jan.  i8th,  1910,  Dec.  5th,  1910,  and  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences,  Morpeth  Mansions,  S.W.  C/?<ij— National   Liberal,   Garrick,  Bath, 

Savage,  Beefsteak,  Reform  (Liverpool). 


MEMBERS   OF  PARLIAMENT.  1 23 

J.  O'DOHERTY  (Donegal,  North  Division),  t 
Joseph  O'DoHERTY  ;  b.  1891.     A  Sinn  Fein  Metuber ;  elected 
for  N.  Div.  of  Donegal  Dec.   14th,   1918;  also  for  Donegal  Co.  in  S.  Par- 
liannent  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 65,  Clarendon  Street,  Londonderrj'. 

J.  O'GRADY  (Leeds,  South-East  Division). 

James  O'Grady,  son  of  John  O'Grady,  of  Bristol;  b.  1866: 
m.  1887,  Louisa  James;  served  apprenticeship  to  furniture  making;  was 
Pres.  of  the  Trade  Congress  at  Bristol  1898;  sometime  a  Town  Councillor 
for  Bristol ;  is  Gen.  Sec.  of  National  Federation  of  General  Workers,  and 
a  J. P.  for  London;  appointed  a  Member  of  Central  Tribunal  1917;  went 
on  Special  Mission  relative  to  exchange  of  prisoners  in  Russia  1919-  A 
Labour  Member;  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Leeds  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for 
Leeds,  S.-E.  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Resilience — 60,  Cavendish  Road,  Balham,  S.W.12. 

B.  OHIGSINS  (Clare  Co.,  West  Division).! 

Brian  O'Higgins  ;  b.  i8 — .  A  Sinn  Fein  Member;  elected  for 
W.  Div.  of  Clare  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918 ;  elected  for  Clare  Co.  in  S.  Parliament 
of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Carrigaholt,  co.  Clare. 

E.  C.  O'HIGGINS  [see  Higglns]. 

F.  O'EEEFE  (Cork  Co.,  North  Cork  Division).! 

Patrick  (Padraic)  O'Keefe  ;  b.  i8 — .  A  Sinn  Fein  Member ; 
elected  for  N.  Cork  Div.  of  Cork  (Jo.  Dec.  4th,  1918  ;  also  for  Cork  Co. 
(N.,  Mid,  W.,  S.  and  S.-E.)  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 21,  Lower  Camden  Street,  Dublin. 

J.  J.  O'KELLT  (Louth  Co.).! 

John  Joseph  O'Kelly  ;  b.  i8 — ;  is  Editor  of  The  Catfiolic 
Bulletin,  Hon.  Sec.  of  So.  for  Preservation  of  Irish  Language,  and  Sec.  for 
f^ducation  in  Dail  Eireann  and  its  Dep.  Speaker.  A  Sinn  Fi'in  Member ; 
elected  for  Louth  Co.  Dec.  14th,  19 18,  and  for  Louth  and  Meath  Cos.  in 
S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Glasnevin,  Dublin. 

S.  T.  O'KELLT  (Dublin,  College  Green  Division).: 

Sean  Tomas  O'Kelly,  el.  son  of  Samuel  O'Kelly,  of  Berkley 
Road,  Dublin  ;  b.  Aug.  25th,  1883  ;  ed.  at  O'Connell  Schs..  Dublin  :  w. 
1918,  Mary  Kate,  da.  of  John  Ryan,  of  Wexford  ;  is  Sec.  to  Gaelic  League, 
a  Member  of  Municipal  C^ouncil,  Dublin,  Chm.  of  its  Technical  Education 
Committee,  Vice-Chm.  Public  Libraries  Committee,  and  a  Member  of  Board 
of  Technical  Education.  Ireland.  A  Sinn  Fdin  Member ;  elected  for  College 
Green  Div.  of  Dublin  Dec.  14th,  1918 ;  also  for  Dublin,  Mid  Dublin  Div.  in 
S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 19,  Ranelagh  Road,  Dublin. 

J.  O'MAHONY  (Fermanagh  Co.,  South  Division).: 

John  (S^an)  O'Mahony  ;  b.  i8 — ;  Proprietor  of  John 
O'Mahony  and  Co.,  wholesale  tea  merchants,  manufacturers,  and  Irish  produce 
agents,  and  a  Member  of  Dublin  City  Corporation.  A  Sinn  F/in  Member ; 
elected  for  S.  Div.  of  Fermanagh  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Fermanagh 
and  Tyrone  Cos.  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 32,  Gardiner's  Place,  Dublin. 


124  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

P.  O'HAILLE  (Galway  Co.,  Connemara  DlTiBlon)4 

Padraic  O'Maille  ;  b.  i8 — .  A  Sinn  Fein  Member;  elected 
for  Connemara  Div.  of  Galway  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Galway  Co.  ia 
S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 

SIR  CHARLES  W.  C.  OMAN  (Oxford  University). 

Charles  William  Chadwick  Oman,  K.B.E.^  son  of  Charles  Philip 
Austin  Oman,  of  Hattowrie,  Behar,  India,  by  Anne,  da.  of  William  Chadwick, 
of  Grove  Park,  Surrey;  b.  Jan.  12th,  i860;  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  New 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1883,  M.A.  1885,  Fellow  of  All  Souls'  1883) ;  Hon.  LL.D. 
Edinburgh  1910  :  m.  1892,  Mary  Mabel,  da.  of  Gen.  R.  Maclagan,  R.E. ; 
api)ointed  Chichele  Professor  of  Modern  History,  Oxford  Univ.  1905,  a 
Fellow  of  British  Acad.  1905,  a  Member  of  Council  thereof  1921,  and  Pres.  of 
Roy.  Historical  So.  1917  ;  is  a  F.S.A. ;  rendered  sers.  to  Foreign  Office  in 
connexion  with  historical  research  ;  has  Serbian  Order  of  St.  Saba ;  author 
of  numerous  historical  works  ;  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  An  Unionist;  has  sat  for 
Oxford  Univ.  since  March  24th,  191 9. 

Residence— Trevim  Hall,  Oxford.        Clubs — Athenxum,  Burlington  Fine  Arts. 

J.  O'MARA  (Kilkenny  Co.,  South  Division).; 

James  O'Mara,  son  of  Alderman  Stephen  O'Mara,  of  Limerick, 
sometime  M.P.  for  Queen's  Co.,  Ossory  Div.;  b.  Aug.  6th,  1873;  ed.  at 
Christian  Schs.,  Limerick,  and  at  Clongowes  Wood  Coll.  (B.A.  Roy.  Univ.  of 
Ireland  1898)  :  m.  1895,  Agnes,  da.  ot  Blennerhassett  Cashal  ;  is  a  Provision 
Importer  and  Exporter  ;  was  Director  of  Elections  for  Sinn  Fein  Organisation 
1918.  A  Sinn  F^in  Member;  sat  for  Kilkenny  Co.,  S.  Kilkenny  Div.  1900- 
1907  ;  re-elected  there  for  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Donnelly's,  Brickfield  Lane,  Dublin.  , 

RIGHT  HON.  R.  W.  HUGH  O'NEILL  (Antrim  Co.,  Mid  Antrim  Division). 

Robert  William  Hugh  O'Neill,  P.C.,  only  sur- 
viving son  of  2nd  Baron  O'Neill ;  b.  June  8th,  1883  ;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1905);  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1909  :  m.  1909,  Sylvia,  da.  of  Walter  A.  Sandeman, 
of  Morden  House,  Royston  ;  late  Major  (formerly  Lieut.  N. 
of  Ireland  Imperial  Yeo.),  and  a  D.L.  for  co.  Antrim  ;  Euro- 
pean War  191 5- 1 7  in  Roy.  Irish  Rifles,  and  on  Staff  in 
Palestine  1918  as  Dep.  Judge  Advocate-Gen. ;  P.C.  (Ireland) 
1 92 1.  Kw  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Stockport  ( C) 
1906;   has  sat   for  Antrim  Co.,    Mid   Antrim    Div.,    since 

Feb.  17th,  1915  ;  elected  for  Antrim  Co.  in  N.  Parliament  of  Ireland  (of  which 

he  is  first  Speaker)  June  192 1. 

Residence — 13,  Draycott  Place,  S.W.        Clubs — Bachelors',  Ulster. 

ORMSBY  GORE  [see  Gore]. 

BRIG.-OEN.  SIR  (GEORGE)  WILLIAM  HACKET  PAIN,  K.B.E.,  C.B.  [see  page  178J. 

BRIG.-GEN.  G.  L.  PALMER  (Wiltshire,  Westbury  Division). 

George  Llewellen  Palmer,  C.B.,  son  of  Michael  Palmer,  of 
Berryfield,  Wilts ;  b.  1857 ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  abroad  :  m.  1881, 
Madeleine,  da.  of  William  Gouldsmith,  of  Rodwell  Hall,  Trowbridge ;  for- 
merly Lieut.-Col.  Yeo.;  is  Hon.  Brig.-Gen.  in  the  Army,  Lord  of  the  Manor 
of  Grettenham,  and  a  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Wilts  (High  Sherifl"  1903);  C.B. 
(Mil.)  1918.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Westbury  Div.  of  Wiltshire 
since  Dec.  14th,  191 8,  having  been  defeated  therefor  Dec.  i9ioandFeb.  191 1. 

Residence — Berryfield,  Bradford-on-Avon.        Clubs—  Carlton,  Cavalry. 


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MAJOR  G.  M.  PALMER  fDurliaiu  County,  Jaxrow  Division). 

Godfrey  Mark  Palmer,  youngest  son  of  the  late 

Sir  Charles  Mark  Palmer,  1st  Bt.  (M.P.  for  Jarrow  Div. 
of  CO.  Durham),  of  Grinkle  Park,  Loftus,  Yorkshire,  and 
37,  Curzon  Street,  W.,  by  Gertrude,  da.  of  the  late  James 
Montgomery,  J.  P.,  of  Hartlands,  Cranford,  Middlesex  ; 
b.  Aug.  4th,  1878;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  in  Paris:  m.  1906, 
Eleanora  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  Alexander  Geddes,  of 
Blairmore,  Aberdeenshire;  is  a  J. P.  for  N.  Riding  of 
Yorkshire,  and  Major  Territorial  Force  Reserve ;  was 
Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  First  Lord  of  the 
Admiralty  1917-18.  A  Liberal;  has  sat  for  Jarrow  Div. 
of  Durham  Co.  since  Jan.  28th,  1910. 

Residences — 5,  Beaufort  Gardens,  S.W.  ;  Grinkle  Park,  Loftus, 
Yorkshire. 


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J.  PARKER  (Staffordshire,  Cannock  Division). 

James  Parker,  C.H.,  son  of  the  late  George  Parker,  of  Louth, 
Lincolnshire  ;  b.  Dec.  9th,  1863  :  m.  1887,  Clara  Oram,  of  Halifax  ;  a  Member 
of  Halifax  Borough  Council  1897- 1906;  sometime  Vice-Chm.  of  the  Labour 
Party ;  appointed  a  Member  of  Select  Committee  on  Marconi  Agreement 
1912,  Acting  Ch.  Whip  of  Labour  Party  1916,  and  a  Junior  Lord  of  the 
Treasury  and  Ch.  Labour  Whip  191 7,  and  again  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Trea- 
sury Jan.  1919  ;  CH,  1918.  A  Labour  Member;  sat  for  Halifax  Jan.  1906 
to  Nov.  1918,  having  been  defeated  there  Oct.  i960;  elected  for  Cannock  Div. 
of  Staffordshire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— 111  Salisbury  Terrace,  Halifax. 

A.  L.  PARKINSON  (Blackpool). 
Albert  Lindsay  Parkinson  ;  b.  18 — ;  is  a  partner  in  the  firm 

of  J.  Parkinson  and  Sons  (Limited),  government  contractors  ;  has  been  Mayor 
of  Blackpool.  A  Coalition  Conservative ;  has  sat  for  Blackpool  since  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residence — Blackpool. 

J.  A.  PARKINSON  (Wigan). 

John  Allen  Parkinson,  son  of  John  Parkinson  ;  b.  Oct.  15th, 
1870 ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire  (a  County  Councillor  1915-19),  and  Agent  of 
Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Miners'  Federation.  A  Labour  Member;  has  sat 
for  Wigan  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— G\eniiiorne,  Orrell  Mount,  near  Wigan. 

LIEUT.-COL.  T.  H.  PARRY  (Flintshire). 
Thomas  Henry  Parry,  D.S.O.,  son  of  Thomas  Parry,  J. P.,  a 

colliery  proprietor  and  timber  merchant,  of  Mold,  Flintshire,  by  his  wife, 
Gwenllian ;  b.  1880;  ed  at  Alyn  Sch.,  Mold,  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Aberystwith, 
and  at  Ch.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.  B.  1904)  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1904; 
goes  N.  Wales  and  Chester  Circuit;  formerly  Lieut. -Col.  Comdg.  5/6th  Batn. 
Roy.  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Territorial)  ;  European  War  1914-18  in  Dardanelles, 
Egypt  and  Palestine  (several  times  wounded,  despatches,  D.S.O.,  Order  of 
the  Nile);  is  a  D.L.  for  Flintshire;  D. S.O.  191 7.  A  Coalition  Liberal; 
sat  for  Flint  Dist.  Jan.  1913  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Flintshire  Dec.  4th, 
1918. 

Residence — Llys-Ifor,  Mold,  Flintshire.  Chambers — 3,  North  King's  Bench  Walk, 
Temple,  E.G. 4.         C/?/i— National  Liberal. 

SIR  WILLIAM  PEARCE  (Stepney.  Limehouse  Division), 
William  Pearce,  el.  son  of  William  Pearce,  a  chemical  manu- 
facturer, of  Limehouse,  E.  ;  b.  March  i8th,  1853;  ed.  at  Sch.  of  Mines,  and 
at  Roy.   Coll.  of  Science,    S.    Kensington  :    w.  1885,  Ethel  Alexandra,  da. 


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of  Edwin  Neame,  of  Harefield,  Selling,  Kent  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  co.  London, 
Director  of  William  Pearce  and  Sons  (Limited),  chemical  manufacturers,  and 
of  Spencer,  Chapman  and  Messel  (Limited),  and  Manager  of  Limehouse 
"  Provided  "  Schools;  was  a  Member  of  London  County  Council  1892-1901  ; 
Knt.  1915.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  Limehouse  Div.  of  Tower  Hamlets  Jan.  1906 
to  Nov.  1918,  having  been  defeated  there  1900;  elected  for  Limehouse  Div. 
of  Stepney  Dec.  14th.  1918. 

Residences — 14,    Park    Crescent,  _  Portland    Place,    W.  ;     Shepway    Lodge,    Walmer. 
C7«*f— Reform,  Deal  and  Walmer  Union. 

EIGHT  HON.  H,  P.  PEASE  (DarHngton). 

Herbert  Pike  Pease,  F.C,  2nd  son  of  the  late 
Arthur  Pease  (M.P.  for  Darlington),  of  Cliffe  House, 
Marske-by-the-Sea,  Yorkshire,  by  Mary  Lecky,  who  d. 
1915,  da.  of  Ebenezer  Pike,  of  Besborough,  co.  Cork  :  b. 
May  7th,  1867  ;  ed.  at  Brighton  Coll.,  and  at  Trin.  Hall, 
Camb. :  t/i.  1894,  Alice  Mortimer,  da.  of  the  late  Very 
Rev.  Herbert  Mortimer  Luckock,  D.D.,  Dean  of  Lich- 
field ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  N.  Riding  of  Yorkshire, 
a  Member  of  National  Church  Assembly,  and  Pres.  of 
Church  Army  ;  appointed  Whip  to  Liberal  Unionist 
Party  1906,  and  Assist.  Postmaster-Gen.  May  1915, 
Dec.  1916,  and  Jan.  1919  ;  is  a  Member  of  Post  Office 
Board  ;  P.C.  1917.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  sat  for 
to  Jan.  1910,  when  he  was  defeated;  re-elected  Dec. 


Pax  et  spes. 
Darlington  Sept. 
3rd,  1910,  and  Dec.  I4lh,  1918. 

Residence — Merrow  Croft,  Merrow,  Guildford. 


Clubs — Athenaeum,  Brooks's,  Carlton. 


LIEUT.-COL.  THE  HON,  SIDNEY  C.  PEEL  (Middlesex,  Uxbrldge  Division). 

Sidney  Cornwallis  Peel,  D.S.O.,  3rd  son  of  ist 
Viscount  Peel,  by  Adelaide,  who  d.  1890,  da.  of  William 
Stratford  Dugdale,  of  Merevale,  Warwickshire ;  h.  June 
3rd,  1870;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A. 
1894,  M.A.  1896)  :  »/.  1914,  Lady  Adelaide  Margaret 
(Delia)  Spencer,  da.  of  6th  Earl  Spencer  :  Bar.  Lincoln's 
Inn  1898  ;  formerly  Fellow  of  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  appointed 
Sec.  to  Roy.  Commn.  on  Liquor  Licensing  Laws  1896  ; 
is  Lieut. -Col.  Beds  Yeo..  and  Vice-Pres.  of  Morocco  State 
Bank  (Com.  of  Hafidian  Order)  ;  S.  Africa  1900,  European 
War    1914-17   (despatches,    D.S.O.);   Adviser   on    Foreign 

Payments  to  Min.  of  Blockades  191 7- 18  ;  D.S.O.  191 7.    A  Coaiition  Unionist ; 

has  sat  for  Uxbridge  Div.  of  Middlesex  since  Dec  14th,  1918. 
Residence— it,  Hill  Street,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 

J.  C.  D.  DENISON-PENDER  (Wandsworth,  Balham  and  Tooting  Division). 

John  Cuthbert  Denison  Denison-Pender,  el.  son  of  Sir  John 
Denison- Pender,  G.B.E.,  K.C.M.G.,  by  Beatrice  Katherine,  only  da.  of  the 
late  Cuthbert  Ellison;  b.  May  nth,  1882;  ed.  at  Eton:  in.  1906,  Irene,  da. 
of  Sir  Ernest  de  la  Rue,  of  Lower  Hare  Park,  Newmarket ;  sometime  Capt. 
in  the  Army  ;  is  a  Director  of  Southern  Assurance  Co.,  Eastern  Telegraph  Co. 
(Limited),  and  other  Cable  cos.  ;  has  been  a  County  Councillor  for  IvOndon. 
A  Conservative ;  sat  for  E.,  or  Newmarket,  Div.  of  Cambridgeshire  May 
1913  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Balham  and  Tooting  Div.  of  Wandsworth 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 65,  Eaton  Place,  S.W.i. 

De  F,  PENNEFATHER  (Liverpool,  Kirkdale  Division). 

De  Fonblanque  Pennefather,  son  of  the  late  Major  Kings- 
mill  Pennefather,  of  Golden,  co.  Tipperary  ;  b.  1856  :  in.  1886,  Madeline  Emily 
Melesina,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  Robert  Stewart ;  sometime  a  Cotton  Merchant ;  is 


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a  J.  P.  for  Herefordshire  and  Herts.  A  Coalition  Consei~vative  ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Monmouthshire,  N.  Div.  1900  ;  has  sat  for  Kirkdale  Div.  of  Liver- 
pool since  Feb.  15th,  1915. 

Residence — Markyate  Cell,  Dunstable.        Clubs — Carlton,  St.  Stephen's. 

C.  PERCY  (Tynemoutli). 

Charles  Perc^,  son  of  Hugh  Percy;  b.  185- ;  admitted  a 
Solicitor  1879;  is  Coroner  for  N.  Northumberland.  A  Coalition  Unionist; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Northumberland,  Wansbeck  Div.  Jan.  1910  ;  has 
sat  for  Tynemouth  since  Dec.  14th,  1918,  having  been  defeated  there  Dec. 
1910. 

Residence — Hillcrest,  Alnwick. 

LORD  EUSTACE  S.  C.  PERCY  (Hastings). 

Eustace    Sutherland    Campbell    Percy,    7th 

son  of  7th  Duke  of  Northumberland,  by  Lady  Edith 
Campbell,  who  d.  1913,  da.  of  8th  Duke  of  Argyll, 
K.G.,  K.T.  ;  b.  March  24th,  1887;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1907,  M.A.  1913)  :  m.  1918, 
Stella  Katherine,  da.  of  Maj.-Gen.  Laurence  George 
Drummond,  C.B.,  C.M.G. ;  sometime  a  3rd  Sec.  in 
Diplo.  Ser.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  con- 
tested Kingston-upon-Hull  March  1919;  has  sat  for 
Hastings  since  May  4th,  1921. 
Residence— $2'  Seymour  Street,  W.i. 

W.  F.  PERKINS  (Hampshire,  New  Forest  and  Chrlstchurcli  Division). 
Walter  Frank  Perkins,  son  of  the  late  Walter  Perkins,  of 
Portswood  House,  Southampton,  by  Mary  Louisa,  da.  of  James  B.  Phillips ; 
b.  May  3rd,  1865  ;  ed.  at  Forest  Sch.,  Essex,  and  at  Roy.  Agricultural  Coll.  : 
m.  1901,  Elizabeth,  el.  da.  of  Robert  Dempster,  of  Vale  Royal,  Cheshire. 
A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  sat  for  New  Forest  Div.  of  Hampshire  Jan.  19 10 
to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Hampshire,  New  Forest  and  Christchurch  Div. 
Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — Boldre  Bridge  House,  Lymington.         Club — Carlton.  > 

W.  G.  PERRING  (Paddington,  North  Division). 
William    George    Perring  ;  b.   1866;    is  head  of  the  firm  of 

William  Perring  and  Co.  (Limited),  house  furnishers,  an  Alderman  of 
Paddington  Council,  and  Pres.  of  Paddington  and  Bayswater  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  and  London  and  Suburban  Retail  Traders'  Federation ;  was 
Mayor  of  Paddington  1911-12.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  N.  Div. 
of  Paddington  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Beaulieu,  Arthur  Road,  Wimbledon  Park,  S.W.19. 

MAJ.-GEN.  SIR  IVOR  PHILIPPS  (Southampton). 

Ivor  Philipps,  K.C.B.,  D.S.O.,  2nd  son  of 
Rev.  Canon  Sir  James  Erasmus  Philipps.  12th  Bt.  {cr. 
1621,  of  Picton),  by  the  Hon.  Mary  Margaret,  da. 
of  the  late  Rev.  the  Hon.  Samuel  Best  and  sister  of 
5th  Baron  Wynford ;  t>.  Sept.  9th,  1861  ;  ed.  at 
Felstead :  tn.  1891,  Marian  Isobel,  da.  of  the  late 
James  Buchanan  Mirrlees.  of  Redlands,  Glasgow; 
formerly  Major  Indian  Army,  and  D.A.Q.M.G., 
Head  (Quarters,  India  ;  Hon.  Maj.-Gen.  in  the  Army,  a 
Knight  of  Justice  of  the  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem 
in  England,  Vice-Lieut.,  a  J. P.,  and  County  Alderman 
(sometime  Chm.  of  County  Council)  for  Pembroke- 
Ducit amor pairice.  shire,  and  a  J. P.  for  Haverfordwest;  was  Parliamentary 
(Mil.)   Sec.   to  Ministry  of  Munitions  of  War   1915;    Lieut.-Col.  and  Hon. 


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Col.  Comdg.  Pembroke  Yeo.  1908-12;  Burma  War  1885-9,  as  Comdt.  Mil. 
Police  Batn.  (medal  with  two  clasps),  Miranzai  Expedition  1891  (clasp), 
Isazai  Expedition  1892,  N.-W.  Frontier  of  India  1897  (medal  with  two 
clasps),  Tirah  Field  Force  1897-8  (despatches  twice,  medal  with  three  clasps), 
China  1900-1901,  as  D.A.A.  and  Q.M.G.  (despatches,  medal  with  clasp, 
D.S.O.)  ;  appointed  Brig.-Gen.  Comdg.  115th  Brig.  1914,  and  Maj.-Gen. 
Comdg.  38th  (Welsh)  Div.  1915 ;  D.S.O.  1900,  K.C.B.  (Civil)  1917.  A 
Liberal ;  has  sat  for  Southampton  since  Jan.  15th,  1906. 

Residences — Chantr^y  House,  Eccleston  Street,  S.W.  i;    Cosheston   Hal!,    Pembroke. 
C/«^f— United  Service,  Royal  Automobile,  Royal  Southampton  Yacht. 

SIR  OWEN  C.  PHILIPPS  (Cheshire,  Chester  City  Division). 

Owen  Cosby  Philipps, 
G.C.M.G.,  3rd  son  of  the  Rev. 
Canon  Sir  James  Erasmus  Philipps, 
I2th  Bt.  (cr.  1621),  by  the  Hon. 
Mary  Margaret,  who  d.  191 3,  da. 
of  the  late  Rev.  the  Hon.  Samuel 
Best  and  sister  of  5th  Baron 
Wynford ;  b.  March  25th,  1863 : 
m.  1902,  Mai  Alice  Magdalen,  el. 
da.  and  co-heiress  of  the  late 
Thomas  Morris,  D.L.,  of  Coomb, 
Carmarthenshire ;  is  a  J.F.  and 
D. L.  for  Pembrokeshire  (High 
Sheriff  1904),  a  J.  P.  Carmarthen- 
shire, and  for  cos.  of  Haverford- 
west and  Glasgow,  Hon.  Capt. 
Roy.  Naval  Reserve,  Chm.  of  Roy. 
Mail  Steam  Packet  Co.,  a  Director 
of  London  and  S. -Western  Rail- 
way, and  of  Suez  Canal  Co.,  and 
a  Knight  of  Justice  of  Order  of  St. 
John  of  Jerusalem  in  England  ;  was  a  Member  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  Shipping 
1906-9,  Vice-Chm.  of  Port  of  London  Authority  1909-13,  and  a  Member  of 
Admiralty  Board  of  Arbitration  1914-16  ;  has  been  a  Member  of  Executive 
Committee  of  King  Edward  'Hospital  Fund  since  1908 ;  also  a  Member 
of  Executive  of  King  George's  Fund  for  Sailors;  K.C.M.G.  1909, 
G.C. M.G.  1918.  A  Consei-vative;  unsuccessfully  contested  Montgomery 
Dist.  (Z,)  1895,  3^n<i  Darlington  1898;  sat  for  Pembroke  and  Haverfordwest 
Dist.  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1910,  and  for  Chester  Feb.  1916  to  Nov.  1918  ;  re- 
elected for  Chester  City  Div.  of  Chester  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Chelsea  House,  Cadogan  Place.  S.W.  ;  Coomb,  Carmarthenshire;  Amroth 
Castle,  Amroth,  Pembrokeshire.         Clubs — Marlborough,  Carlton,  Bachelors'. 


LIEUT.-COL.  E.  W.  PICKERING  (Dewsbury). 

Emil  William  Pickering,  D.S.O.,  son  of  James  Pickering,  J. P., 
of  Ravensleigh,  Dewsbury  ;  b.  Jan.  3rd,  1882:  m.  1919,  Evelyn  Joyce,  da.  of 
John  Edward  Shaw,  J. P.,  of  Brooklands,  near  Halifax;  is  Lieut.-Col. 
Territorial  Army,  and  a  partner  in  the  firm  of  Pickering  and  Greaves,  woollen 
manufacturers,  of  Ravensthorpe ;  served  during  European  War  1914-17  with 
R.F.A.  (despatches,  D.S.O.);  D.S.O.  1917.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has 
sat  for  Dewsbury  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— '^ex^xe.xx.on  Hall,  near  Wakefield. 


SIR  PHILIP  E.  PILDITCH  (Middlesex,  Spelthorne  Division). 
Philip  Edward  Pilditch,  son  of  Philip  John  Pilditch,  of  Ply- 
mouth ;  b.  1861  ;  ed.  at  Cheveley  Hall  Sch.,  Mannamead,  and  at  King's  Coll., 
London  :  m.  1888,  Emily  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  John  Lewis,  of  the  National 
Provincial  Bank  of  England  ;  is  a  member  of  the  firm  of  Pilditch,  Chadwick 


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and  Co.,  architects  and  surveyors,  and  a  J. P.  for  London  ;  was  a  County 
Councillor  for  London  1907-19  (Vice-Chm.  1913-14);  Founder  and  Hon. 
Treasurer  of  Batn.  Funds  for  London,  Middlesex,  and  Surrey  Batns.  of  New 
Army  ;  formerly  Capt.  ist  Sussex  Vol.  ;  author  of  professional  works  and 
historical  papers;  Knt.  1918.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested 
W. ,  or  St.  Ives,  Div.  of  Cornwall  Jan.  1906,  and  E.  Div.  of  Islington  Dec. 
1910  ;  has  sat  for  Spelthorne  Div.  of  Middlesex  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences ~Ba.nropp&,  Weybridge  Heath,  Surrey;  8,  Old  Bond  Street,  W.i.     Clubs — 
Carlton,  Bath,  St.  Stephen's. 


COL.  C.  FINEHAM  (WUlesden,  West  Division). 

Charles  Pinkham,  O.B.E.,  son  of  Philip  Pinkham  ;  b.  1853; 
is  a  Building  Contractor,  Hon.  Col.  Willesden  Vol.,  and  a  J. P.,  a  D.L., 
and  County  Alderman  for  Middlesex ;  sometime  Chm.  Willesden  Dist. 
Council  and  Local  Tribunals;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  A  Coalition  Unionist; 
has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Willesden  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Linden  Lodge,  Winchester  Avenue,  Brondesbury,  N.W. 


COUNT  PLUNKETT  (Roscommon  Co..  North  Roscommon  Division)  t 

George  Noble  Plunkett,  Count  Plunkett,  son  of  P.  J.  Plunkett, 
of  Rathmines,  co.  Dublin  ;  b.  Dec.  3rd,  185 1  :  m.  1884,  Josephine,  da.  of 
Patrick  Cranny;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1886;  is  a  Knight  Com.  of  Order 
of  the  Holy  Sepulchre,  a  M.K.I.A.,  Pres.  of  So.  for  the  Preservation  of  the  Irish 
Language,  and  Past  Pres.  of  So.  of  Antiquaries,  Ireland  ;  sometime  Director 
of  the  Science  and  Art  Museum,  Dublin  ;  has  been  Min.  of  Fine  Arts  in 
Dail  Eireann  ;  cr.  a  Count  by  Pope  Leo  XIII.  in  1884.  A  Sinn  Fein  Member ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Tyrone  Co.,  Mid  Tyrone  Div.  July  1892  and  Dublin, 
St.  Stephen's  Green  Div.  July  1895  and  Jan.  1898 ;  elected  for  N.  Div.  of 
Roscommon  Co.  Feb.  3rd,  1917,  and  for  Leitrim  and  N.  Roscommon  Cos. 
in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 26,  Upper  Fitzwiiliam  Street,  Dublin. 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  ERNEST  M.  POLLOCK  (Warwickshire,  Warwick  and 
Leamington  Division). 

^^^^jj^  Ernest  Murray  Pollock,  jP.  C,  K.B.E.,  K. C, 

*^^^S~^  son  of  the  late  George  Frederick  Pollock,  ofWoodlawn, 

^  .I£_^  Hanworth,  Feltham,  by  Francis  Diana,  who  d.  1891, 

/<V^^^^^^>-^  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Henry  Herbert,  R.  of  Rathdowney, 

^cS'fi^];^^^^' - *->s  Queen's  co.  ;    b.  Nov.  25th,  1861  ;  ed.  at  Charterhouse 

^)f-^^^^fi'Y/r    (Scholar),  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1883,  M.A. 

^/•^^^fflK'liL    '^^7)  •  '''•  ^^^7'  Laura  Helen,  el.  da.  of  Sir  Thomas 

Ml '.^^^^I=L3' '^    ^^^^'   ^^^  ^'■'  °^  Weeping  Cross,  Stafford  ;  Bar.  Inner 

(ffl.l^^Mff^^' •  j^  Temple  1885,  a  K.C.  1905,  and  a  Bencher  1914 ;  an 

Wl'  1^^S^^^'\.'M   Additional  Member  of  Bar  Council  ;  Pres.  S.  Kensington 

WL^^^^^^yV^v/     Conservative  Asso.,   and  a  J. P.  for  Herts;   appointed 

^^ — -iSti^^'^      Recorder   of  Kingston-on-Thames  Nov.   191 1,  a  Gov. 

^^  of  Charterhouse   1913,  and  of  Wellington  Coll.   1921, 

Chm.  of  Contraband  Committee  19 16,  Controller  of  Foreign  Trade  Depart. 

of  Foreign  Office  1917,  and  Solicitor-Gen.  Jan.  1919;  has  Legion  of  Honour, 

and  Order  of  St.  Maurice  and  St.  Lazarus  of  Italy  (for  sers.  in  connection 

vrith  Blockade  during  European  War);    K.B.E.  (Civil)  1917,  P.C.  1922.     A 

Coalition  Conservative;   unsuccessfully   contested    Lincolnshire,   Holland,   or 

Spalding.  Div.  Oct.  1900  and  Jan.  1906  ;  sat  for  Warwick  Jan.  191  o  to  Nov. 

1918  ;  elected  for  Warwickshire,  Warwick  and  Leamington  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences— ^o,   Thurloe    Square,  S.W.  ;    Northaw,   Herts.         Chambers — i,    King's 

Bench  Walk,  Temple,  E.C.        Clubs — Carlton,  Athenaeum,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 


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MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


COL.  SIR  THOMAS  A.  FOLSON  (Kent,  Dover  Division). 

Thomas  Andrew  Polson,  K.B.E.,  C.M.G.,  T.D.,  son  of  the 
late  Thomas  Andrew  Poison,  of  Dublin  and  Tuam,  co.  Gal  way  ;  b.  1865  ;  vt. 
1918,  Elizabeth,  da.  of  John  Lindsay,  of  Edinburgh ;  late  Col.  R.A.O.C.,  and 
sometime  Major  City  of  London  Yeo.  (Rough  Riders) ;  formerly  Manager 
Ocean  Accident  and  Guarantee  Corporation  Limited  (Law  Courts  Branch); 
C.M.G.  1918,  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1919.  An  Independent  Member;  has  sat  for 
Kent,  Dover  Div.  since  Jan.  12th,  1921. 

Residence— li,  Sussex  Place,  N.W.i.        C/?<i— Cavalry. 


LIEUT.-COL.  A.  POWNALL  (Lewlsham,  East  Division). 

Assheton  Pownall, 
O.B.E.,  son  of  Charles 
Assheton  Whateley  Pownall ; 
b.  Oct.  3rd,  1877 ;  ed.  at 
Rugby :  m.  1904,  Florence 
Helen,  only  da.  of  Lieut.-CoL 
Clayton  Cowell;  Lieut. -Col. 
20th  Batn.  London  Regt. 
(T.F.),  anda  Merchant  and 
Underwriter ;  commanded 
a  Reserve  Batn.  (which  he 
raised)  1915-19.;  O.B.E. 
(Mil.)  1919.  Coalition 
Unionist ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Rotherhithe  Div. 
of  Southwark  Jan.  and  Dec. 
1910;  has  sat  for  E.  Div. 
of  Lewisham  since  Dec.  4th, 
1918, 

Residence — 6,  Hyde  Park 
Gate,  S.W.  C/w/^j— Carlton, 
Ranelagh,  Royal  Automobile. 


I 


J.  W.  PRATT  (Glasgow,  Cathcart  Division). 
John  William  Pratt,  son  of  the  late  David  Macdonald  Pratt, 
of  Kirkwall ;  b.  1873  =  »'•  1895,  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Hugh  Niven,  of  Gosforth  ; 
was  Warden  of  Glasgow  Univ.  Settlement  1902-12  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  City  of 
Glasgow;  Member  of  Corporation  1906-14;  appointed  a  Junior  Lord  of  the 
Treasury  Dec.  1916,  and  again  Jan.  1919,  and  Parliamentary  Under  Sec.  for 
Health  in  Scotland  July  1919.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  Linlithgowshire  Nov.  1913 
to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Cathcart  Div.  of  Glasgow  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— E,\m  Dene,  Forest  Hill,  S.E.23.         C/ki^j— Caledonian,  Junior  .Athenaeum, 
National  Liberal,  Scottish  Liberal  (Edinburgh),  Liberal  (Glasgow). 


MAJOR  SIR  WILLIAM.  H.  PRESCOTT  (Tottenham,  Northern  Division). 
William  Henry  Prescott,  C.B.E.,  son  of  John  Prescott;  b.  1874; 
Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1909  ;  is  a  M.LC.E.  and  M.LM.E.,  a  Consulting  Civil  En- 
gineer, Past  Pres.  and  Hon.  Fellow  of  Institute  of  Sanitary  Engineers,  a  J. P. 
and  a  County  Councillor  for  Middlesex,  a  Member  of  London  Water  Board, 
an  Hon.  Member  Institute  of  Municipal  and  County  Engineers,  Vice-Pres. 
Urban  Dist.  Councils  Asso. ,  Tottenham,  a  Member  of  Middlesex  Territorial 
Force  Asso.,  of  Grand  Counsel  of  Primrose  League,  and  of  Govt.  Roads 
Advisory   Committee,    and  Gov.   of  Prince  of  Wales  Hospital,  Tottenham  j 


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rendered  sers.  raising  troops  in  Tottenham  during  European  War  1915-18  ; 
Major  R.E.  ;  has  Medaille  du  Roi  Albert;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1920,  Knt.  1922. 
A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Tottenham  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residettce—AWmglon  House,  White  Hart  Lane,  Tottenham,  N.17.  Club — St. 
Stephen's. 


SIR  WALTER  R.  PRESTON  (Stepney,  MUe  End  Division). 
Walter  Reuben  Preston,  son  of  the  late  R.  T.  Preston,  of 
Hayes,  Kent ;  b.  Sept.  20th,  1875  •  '''•  1900>  Ella  Margaret,  da.  of  Huson 
Morris  ;  is  an  Engineer,  and  a  Director  of  Stone  and  Co.  (Limited),  marine 
and  railway  engineers  of  Deptford  ;  Knt.  1921.  A  Coalition  Consei-vative ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  E.  Div.  of  St.  Pancras  Jan.  1910,  and  Stepney  Div. 
of  Tower  Hamlets  Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for  Mile  End  Div.  of  Stepney  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 7,  Harley  Street,  W. ;  Tetbury,  Gloucestershire. 


BIGHT  HON.  E.  G.  PRETYMAN  (Essex,  Chelmsford  Division). 

Ernest  George  Pretyman,  P.C,  el.  son 
of  the  Rev.  Frederick  Pretyman,  B.D.,  Hon. 
Canon  of  Lincoln,  and  R.  of  Great  Carlton,  by 
Georgiana  Elizabeth,  da.  of  E.  Knight,  of  Chawton 
House,  Hants  ;  b.  Nov.  13th,  1859  ;  ed.  at  Eton, 
and  at  Roy.  Mil.  Acad.,  Woolwich:  m.  1894, 
Lady  Beatrice  Adine  Bridgeman,  O.B.E.,  da.  of 
4th  Earl  of  Bradford,  of  Weston  Park,  Shifnal, 
Castle  Bromwich,  Birmingham,  and  44,  Lowndes 
Square,  S.W.  ;  entered  R.A.  1880,  became  Capt. 
1888,  and  retired  1889;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for 
Lincolnshire,  a  J. P.  for  Suffolk,  a  County  Alder- 
man for  E.  Suffolk,  Hon.  Col.  R.G.A.  (T.F.),  and 
a  Director  of  Felixstowe  Water,  and  Dock  and 
Railway  Cos.  ;  appointed  a  Civil  Lord  of  the  Ad- 
miralty Nov.  1900,  Sec.  to  the  Admiralty  1903, 
Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of  Trade  May  1915, 
and  again  Civil  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  in  National 
Min.  Dec.  1916  ;  P.C.  1917.  A  Coalition  Con- 
servative ;  sat  for  S.-E.,  or  Woodbridge,  Div.  of 
1906  (when  he  was  defeated),    and  for  Mid,    or 

Chelmsford,  Div.  of  Essex  Dec.  1908  to  Nov.  1918;  re-elected  for  Chelmsford 

Div.  of  Essex  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 2,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.  ;   Orwell  Park,  Ipswich  ;   Riby  Grove,  Grimsby, 

Lincolnshire.     Clubs — Carlton,  Turf,  Wellington. 


Tru  th  preva  its. 
Suffolk  July   1895  to  Jan. 


H.  G.  PURCHASE  (Lambeth,  Kenniugton  Division). 

Henry  George  Purchase,  el.  son  of  George  Henry  Purchase, 
by  Victoria,  da.  of  David  Meade,  of  Weymouth  ;  b.  1873  ;  ed.  at  King's  Coll., 
London  (LL.B.) :  m.  1902,  Kathleen,  who  d.  1910,  da.  of  Charles  Roberts, 
J. P.,  of  Hollybrook,  co.  Cork  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1913  ;  joined  N.  Circuit ; 
appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Chm.  of  National  Insurance  Joint 
Committee  1919  ;  Hon.  Sec.  London  M.P.'s  Committee,  and  to  Coastwise 
Traffic  Parliamentary  Committee,  and  Member  of  Ecclesiastical  Committee 
of  Lords  and  Commons  ;  sometime  an  Assist.  Director  at  Ministry  of  Food.  _ 
A  Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  Kennington  Div.  of  Lambeth  since  Dec.  l6tli,^ 
1918. 

Residence — 35,    Queen  Anne    Street,   Cavendish   Square,  W.i.     Chambers — 3,  Paper 
Buildings,  Temple,  E.G.     C/«i5— National  Liberal. 


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MEMBERS   OF    PARLIAMENT. 


H.  N.  RAB  (Yorkshire,  West  Biding,  Shipley  DlTlsion). 

Henry  Norman  Rae,  son  of  the  Rev.  James  Rae,  of  Harrogate  ; 
6.  i860:  m.  1883,  a  da.  of  Joshua  Cass,  of  Mirfield,  Yorkshire;  is  a  wool 
merchant,  and  a  J. P.  for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire.  A  Liberal;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding,  E.  Part,  Ripon  Div.  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for 
Shipley  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Rossett  Green,  Harrogate. 

SIR  WILLIAM  H.  RAEBURN  (Dumbartonshire). 

William  Hannay  Raeburn,  son  of  William  Raeburn,  of  Glas- 
gow ;  b.  1850  ;  ed.  at  Rothesay  and  Dollar  Acads.  :  m.  ist,  1876,  a  da.  of  John 
T.  Manifold  ;  and,  1888,  Ellinor  Martha,  da.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Archibald  Weir  ; 
3rd,  191 7,  Olga  Lucia,  da.  of  Dr.  Peel  Yates,  of  Jersey  ;  is  a  shipowner,  head  of 
the  firm  of  Raeburn  and  Verel  (Limited),  steamship  owners  of  Glasgow,  Chm. 
Clyde  Navigation  Trust  and  of  Glasgow  Port  Labour  Committee,  Ex-Pres. 
United  Kingdom  Chamber  of  Shipping,  Vice-Chm.  of  British  Corporation  for 
Registry  of  Shipping,  a  Member  of  Merchant  Shipping  Advisory  Council,  a 
Trustee  of  National  Galleries  of  Scotland,  and  a  J .  P.  for  Dumbartonshire ;  Knt. 
1918.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Dumbartonshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Woodend,    Helensburgh  ;    Overdale,    Woking.  Clubs — Constitutional, 

City  of  London,  Caledonian. 

P.  W.  RAFFAN  (Leigh). 

Peter  Wilson  Raffan,  son  of  James  Raffan,  of  Aberdeen ;  b. 
May  27th,  1863  :  vt.  1890,  Margaret,  da.  of  Joseph  Weir,  of  Dumfries  ;  some- 
time Managing  Director  of  The  Newport  Printing  Co.  (Limited),  printers 
and  publishers;  is  a  Gov.  of  Univ.  Coll.,  Cardiff,  a  J. P.  for  Monmouthshire, 
and  an  Alderman  and  Chm.  of  Parliamentary  Committee  of  Monmouthshire 
County  Council.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  Leigh  Div.  of  Lancashire  (S.-W.)  Jan. 
1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Leigh  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 22,  Denbigh  Place,  South  Belgravia,  S.W.  i.         C/«3— National  Liberal. 

RAMSAT  STEEL-MAITLAND  [see  Maitland]. 

G.  T.  RAMSDEN  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Elland  Division). 

George   Taylor    Ramsden,   el.  son  of   the   late    John   Taylor 

Ramsden ;    b.   April  6th,    1879;    ed.   at    Eton,  and   at   Trin.    Hall,   Camb. 

(B.A.   1901,   M.A.  1904) :   m.   1915,  Elisabeth  Juel  Hansen  ;    is   Chm.    of 

Thomas  Ramsden  and  Son  (Limited),  brewers,  of  Halifax  ;  has  been  Mayor 

of  Halifax  (four  times  Dep.  Mayor),  and  a  J.P.  ;  was  Capt.  R.F.A.  ( T.F.) 

1914-18,  and    Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Pres.  of   Board  of  Trade  (Rt. 

Hon.  Sir  Auckland  Geddes,  K.C.B.,  M.P.)  1919-20.     A  Coalition  Unionist; 

has    sat   for   Elland  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th,   1918, 

having  been  defeated  there  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910. 

Residence — Colebrook  Lodge,  West  Hill,  Putney  Heath,  S.W. 5.     Clubs — Carlton,  1900. 

SIR  JOHN  S.  RANDLES  (Manchester,  Exchange  Division), 

John  Scurrah  Randles,  son  of 
the  Rev.  Marshall  Randies,  D.D.,  some- 
time Professor  of  Theology  in  Wesleyan 
Coll.,  Didsbury,  by  Sarah  Dewhirst,  d^. 
of  John  Scurrah,  of  Padiham,  Lancashire; 
b.  Dec.  25th,  1857 ;  ed.  at  Woodhouse 
Grove  Sch.,  near  Leeds  :  tn.  1883,  Eliza- 
beth Hartley,  da.  of  Robert  Spencer,  of 
Bolton,  Lancashire  ;  is  an  Ironmaster,  a 
J.P.  for  Cumberland,  a  Director  of  Furness 
Railway  Co.,  of  Cleator  and  Workington 
Junction  Railway  Co.,  and  of  Cocker- 
mouth,  Keswick,  and  Penrith  Railway 
Co.,  and  of  Star  Assurance  So.,  Hon.  Pres. 
International  Parliamentary  Conference  of 
Commercial  Committees,has  Belgian  Order 
of  the  Crown,  and  Japanese  Order  of  the 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  1^3 

Rising  Sun;  Knt.  1905.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  sat  for  Cockermouth  Div. 
of  Cumberland  Oct.  1900  to  Jan.  1906,  when  he  was  defeated  ;  re-elected  Aug. 
3rd,  1906  and  Jan.  19th,  1910  ;  again  defeated  there  Dec.  1910  ;  sat  for  N.-W. 
Div.  of  Manchester  Aug.  1912  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Exchange  Div. 
thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Bristowe  Hill,  Keswick,  Cumberland.         Clubs — Constitutional,  Carlton. 


J.  S.  RANKIN  (Liverpool,  East  Tozteth  Division). 

James  Stuart  Rankin,  son  of  John  Rankin,  of  St,  Michael's 
Hamlet,  Liverpool  ;  h.  1880  ;  ed.  at  Sedbergh,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  ; 
European  War  1914-19  as  Capt.  R.F.A.  A  Coalition  Conseii'ative ;  unsuc- 
cessfully contested  Stockport  Jan.  1910  ;  has  sat  for  E.  Toxteth  Div.  of  Liver- 
pool since  Feb.  21st,  1916. 

Residences — 10,  North  Street,  Westminster,  S.W. ;    St.  Michael's  Hamlet,  Liverpool. 


A.  B.  RAPER  (Islington,  East  Division). 

Alfred  Baldwin  Raper,  son  of  Walter  Raper,  of  Gerrard's 
Cross;  b.  May  8th,  1889;  ed.  at  Merchant  Taylors'  Sch.,  and  in  Brussels; 
is  Lieut.  R.A.F.,  a  partner  in  the  firm  of  Charles  Peto  Bennett,  timber  broker, 
of  24-8,  Lombard  Street,  E.C.,  and  a  Director  of  Dominica  Forests  and  Saw 
Mills  (Limited)  ;  served  as  a  Pilot  in  R.A.F.  during  European  War  (Order 
of  St.  Stanislas  of  Russia).  A  Coalition  Conservative ;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of 
Islington  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— 11,  Park  Lane,  W.i.         Clubs — Bachelors',  Buck's,  City  Carlton. 


H.  B.  RATCLIFFE  (Bradford,  Central  Division). 

Henry  Butler  Ratcliffe;  b.  i8 — ;  is  Pres.  Yorkshire  Federa- 
tion of  Butchers.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  has  sat  for  Central  Div.  of 
Bradford  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence—  y:i<j,  Manningham  Lane,  Bradford. 


LIEUT.-COL.  N.  RAW  (Liverpool,  Wavertree  Division). 

Nathan  Raw,  C.M.G.,  M.D.,  son  of  William  Raw;  b.  Aug. 
2nd,  1866;  ed.  at  Durham  Univ.  (M.D.  1891):  m.  1897,  Annie  Louisa,  da. 
of  (Ilharles  Strong  ;  F.R.C.S.  Edinburgh  1897,  M.R.C.P.  London  1501  ;  was 
Lieut  -Col.  Comdg.  a  Hospital  in  France  during  European  War  (despatches) ;  is 
Physician  Margaret  Street  Hospital  for  Consumption  (London)  ;  C.M.G.  1918. 
A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Wavertree  Div.  of  Liverpool  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residence — 45,  Weymouth  Street,  W.i.  Clubs — Carlton,  St.  Stephen's,  Authors',  Royal 
Societies',  University,  Athenaeum  (Liverpool). 


J.  F.  P.  RAWLINSON  (Cambridge  University). 

John  Frederick  Peel  Rawlinson,  AfiC,  youngest  son  of  the  late 
Sir  Christopher  Rawlinson,  Ch.  Justice  of  Madras,  by  Georgina  Maria,  da.  of 
the  late  Alexander  Radclyffe  Sidebottom ;  b.  Dec.  2ist,  i860  ;  ed.  at  Eton 
(Fellow  1919),  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (LL.M.  ist  class  Law  Tripos  1882, 
Hon.  LL.D.  1920)  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1884,  a  K.C.  1897,  and  a  Bencher 
^907  ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ;  Hon.  Fellow  Pembroke  Coll.,  Camb.  1920  ;  some- 
time Lecturer  and  Examiner  in  Law  at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Camb.  ;  represented 
Treasury  in  Inquiry  into  Jameson  Raid  1896 ;  is  Vice-Chm.  of  Council  of  the 


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MEMBERS  OF  PARUAMENT. 


Bar,  a  J.P.  for  Cambridgediire,  and  Comj.  and  Dep.  High  Steward  of  Cam- 
farK^  Uoir. ;  has  been  Recorder  of  Cambridge  since  Dec.  1898,  and  a  tein- 
poiarjChm.  of  Committees  in  House  of  Commons  since  1916.  A  Cocditum 
Cmufrvative ;  nnsnccosfiillj  contested  Ipswich  Oct.  1900 ;  has  sat  for  Cam- 
bridge UniT.  since  Jan.  iStll,  1906. 

dajmietM—i,  Crowa  Oflke  Uom,  Temple,  E.C.  C6>£f — Caritoo,  United  UuireiiitT. 
Tnvdlcn',  Priace's. 

CAFT.  W.  A.  BEDMOMD  (WaXtatard  Ctty)  t 

William  Archer  Redmond,  D.S.O.,  son  of  tlie  late  John  Edward 
Redmond  (SrLP.  1881-1918),  of  8,  Leeson  Park,  Dublin,  and  18,  WjnnsUy 
Gardens,  Kensington^  W.,  bf  Johanna,  da.  of  James  Dalton,  of  Orange,  New 
SoBlb  Wales;  b.  Oct.  i6th,  1886;  ed.  at  Cloi^owes  Wood  Coll.,  co. 
Kildare,  and  at  Unir.  CblL,  DnUin ;  B.A.  Rc^.  Univ.  of  Dublin  1906  ;  Bar. 
King's  Inns,  DnUin  1910^  and  Gray's  Inn  1921  ;  appointed  a  Member  of 
Sdect  Coounittee  on  Marconi  Agreement  1912 ;  b  Capt.  Irish  Guards 
(Reserre),  and  a  Gen.  Staff  OflBcer  ;  serred  daring  European  War  1916-17 
(D.S.O.);  D.S.O.  1917.  A  Nationalist;  sat  for  E.  Tyrone  Dir.  of  Tyrone 
Co.  Dec  1910  to  March  1918  ;  elected  for  Waterford  Ciry  March  23rd,  1918. 

RnUemce — Anghawma^i,  Aughiii,  cdk  Widtlow,       Cb$t—\jaa!»a  (DnbliD). 


Snt  JOHK  DAVID  BSES,  tX.  Qlottlngliani.  East  DiTlsion). 

John  DavidREES,A'.C./.£.,C.  F.a, 
1st  Barofut,  son  of  the  late  Lodowick  William 
Rees,  of  Cheltenham;  b.  Dec.  i6th,  1854; 
ed.  at  Cheltenham  ColL  :  m.  1891,  the  H<ni. 
Mary  Catherine,  sister  of  14th  Baron  Dormer ; 
entered  I.C-S.  1875,  and  became  Under  Sec. 
to  Madras  Govt. ;  sometime  Gort.  Translator 
m  Tamil,  Telogn,  Persian,  and  Hindustani, 
H.S.  Arabic,  and  Russian  Interpreter ;  has 
been  Private  Sec  to  successive  Govs,  of 
Madras  fRi^t  Hon.  Sir  M.  E.  Grant-Duff, 
nemara,  and  Lord  Wenlock)  Dist. 
-,  Civil  and  Sessioas  Judge,  Under 
.-^c.  Lu  <^ovt.,  Madras,  British  Resident  in 
Travancore  zsA  Cochin,  and  Additional 
Member  of  Conncfl  of  Gov. -Gen.  of  India  ; 
retired  1900;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Middlesex,  Chm. 
fA  Britidi  Central  Africa  Co.  (Limited).  Di- 
rector af  S.  Indian,  Shire  Highland,  Bengal 
Dooars,  and  Central  of  Chnbat  RaUways,  of 
Port  Madryn  (Argentina),  of  Mysore,  Cham- 
pion Reef,  and  Oregom  Gold  Minin|;  Cos.,  of 
Cooscdidated  Tea  and  Lands  Co.  (Umited), 
of  Ama^amated  Tea  Estates  Co^  (limited),  of  Anglo-American  Direct  Tea 
Trading  Co.  (Limited),  and  of  Kanan  Devan  Hills  Produce  Co.  (Limited), 
and  a  Com.  of  Order  of  St.  Stanidans  of  Rossia  ;  was  Director  of  Prisoners 
of  War  Information  Borean  1915-20^  a  Member  of  Joint  Committees  on  Govt. 
of  India  Bills  1913  and  1919,  and  Chm.  Indian  Reform  Committee  1918-19  ; 
andior  of  ''Toon  in  India,"  •«The  Mahomedans,"  "The  Real  India," 
"  Modern  India,"  **  Current  Pditical  ProUems,"  etc  An  Unionist-,  sat  as 
M.P.  far  Moo^omery  Dist.  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1910  (as  a  IM/tral  Imperialist)  ; 
■acnccessfidly  contested  Kihnamock  Dist.  (as  Unionist)  Sept.  191 1 ;  has  sat  for 
E.  Div.  of  Xottingham  since  April  19th,  1912  ;  cr.  CLE.  1890,  C.V.O.  1908, 
K.CLE.  1910,  and  Baronet  1919^ 

ttettdemte—^  fTinhiw  Place,  &W,       Ofitet—^  Tbaaics  Howe,  Qocca  Street  Place, 
EXl;  5,  BwtM  Soect,  Viaaam^umt.       Clubt—CsMan,  Bacbelon:,  Harin^Ua,  Pnacea. 


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MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT.  1 35 

CAPT.  J.  T.  TUDOR  REES  (DeyonsMre,  BaroBtaple  Division). 

John  Thomas  Tudor  Rees,  son  of  the  late  I.  J.  Rees,  of 
Maest^,  Glamorgan ;  d.  July,  1880  ;  ed.  at  Univ.  of  Wales  :  w.  1918, 
Dorothy,  da.  of  Edward  John  Sidebotham,  J. P.,  of  Erlesdene,  Bowdon, 
Cheshire  ;  admitied  a  Solicitor  1907  (has  retired  from  practice)  ;  European 
War  as  Capt.  Welsh  Regt.  and  Machine  Gun  Corps ;  is  a  Member  of  Gar- 
deners' Co.  A  Liberal ;  has  sat  for  Barnstaple  Div.  of  Devonshire  since  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residenc«—Y2iAa.yra,  Banstead.        Cbihs — Naticmal  Laberal,  Devooshbe. 

D.  D.  REID  (Down  Co.,  East  Division). 

David  Douglas  Reid,  son  of  Joseph  Reid,  of  Belfast ;  b. 
Aug.  24th,  1872  ;  ed.  at  Queen's  Coll.,  Belfast,  and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford 
(B.A.  1897)  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1898.  An  Unionist ;  unsuccessftdly  con- 
tested E.  Div.  of  Tjrrone  Co.  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Down  Co. 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 7,  Norfolk  Crescent,  Hyde  Park,  W, ;  Rathmwia,  Donahgadee,  co.  Down. 
Chamtbers — i.  New  Square,  Lincoln's  Inn,  W.C 


J.  R.  REHER  (CbesMre,  Kacclesfleld  Division). 

John  Rumney  Remer,  son  of  the  late  John  Sutton  Remer,  of 
Acrefield  Cottage,  Woolton,  Liverpool,  by  Mary  Bertha,  da.  of  John  Breeks 
Rumney,  of  Brough,  Westmoreland;  b.  July  2nd,  1S83  ;  ed.  privately:  m 
191 3,  Beatrice  Humphrys,  who  d.  19 — ,  youngest  da.  of  Henry  Crummack,  of 
St.  Anne's-on-Sea  ;  is  a  timber  merchant  and  sawmill  proprietor,  Chm.  of  The 
Remer  Timber  Co.  (Limited),  and  Pres.  of  N.  Wales  Timber  Merchants'  Asso. 
An  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Macclesfield  Div.  of  Cheshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

RtsiJenct—'EAmhiiTsx,   BlondeUsands,    Liverpool.  Ciaiis — CaritOD,  Coosdrorkwuil, 

Conservative  (Liverpool). 


SIR  JAMES  F.  REMNANT.  Bt.  (HollM»ll>. 

James  Farquharson  Remnant,  C.B.E.,  ist  Baronet.,  son  of  the 
late  Frederick  William  Remnant,  of  Southwold,  Suffolk ;  b.  1S63  ;  ed.  at 
Harrow,  and  at  Magdalen  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1S83);  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1886: 
m.  1892,  Frances  Emily,  da.  of  the  late  Robert  Cxosling;  is  Lieut.-Col. 
R.  A.S.C.;  was  a  Member  of  London  County  Council  1892- 1901,  a  Member  of 
Select  Committee  on  Taxation  of  Land  Value  (Scotland)  1904,  of  Roy.  Commn. 
on  C!anals  and  Inland  Navigation  1906-10,  of  Select  Committee  on  Police  Day 
of  Rest  1908-9,  and  of  Home  Office  Committee  on  Conditions  and  Pay  of 
Police  1919 :  cr.  a  Baronet  1917,  C.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919.  ACoalition  UmioiUst-j 
sat  for  Holbom  Div.  of  Finsbury  March  1900  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for 
Holbom  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Resi<Unct—Thc  Gtange,  Hare  Hatch,  Twyfoid,  Berks.      C/Mw— Coosdtational,  United. 


A.  RENDALL  (Gloucestershire,  Thombnry  Division). 

Athelstan  Rendall,  son  of  the  late  Henty  Rendall,  J.P.,  of 
Allington  House,  Bridport,  by  a  da.  of  Edward  Pratt,  of  Northover,  Glaston- 
bury;  b.  Nov.  i6th,  1S71  ;  ed.  at  Castle  Howell  Sch.,  Lancaster,  and  at 
University. Coll.  Sch.,  London:  tn.  1S97,  Amy  Laura,  d.  da.  of  Jotm  James 
Youi^,  J.  P.,  of  Northleigh,  North  End,  Portsmouth  ;  admitted  Solicitor  1894; 
is  a  Member  of  the  Fabian  So.  An  AdznuueJ  Liberal \  sat  for  S.,  or 
Thombury,  Div.  of  Gloucestershire  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918 ;  re-elected  for 
Thombury  Div.  of  Gloucestershire  Dec  14th,  191S. 

Residence — Redlands,  Branksome  Park,  Boomemouth.  Cbiis — Reform,  Cobden, 
Eighty. 


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MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  GEORGE  RENWICK,  Bt.  (Newcastle-upoii>T3nie,  Central  Division). 

George  Renwick,  ist  Baronet', 
son  of  the  late  John  N.  Renwick,  of  New- 
castle-on-Tyne ;  b.  March  8th,  1850;  ed. 
at  Commercial  Schs.,  Newcastle-on-Tyne  : 
m.  1877,  Mary  Jane,  da.  of  the  late  William 
J.  Thompson,  of  Jubbulpore,  India  ;  is  a 
Shipowner,  Chm.  Manchester  Dry  Docks 
Co.  (Limited),  Managing  Director  of  Fisher 
Renwick  Manchester  -  London  Steamers 
(Limited),  and  a  Member  of  the  firm  of 
Fisher  Renwick  and  Co.,  shipowners  and 
brokers,  of  Newcastle,  and  a  J. P.  for  New- 
castle and  Tynemouth,  and  a  D.L.  for 
Northumberland  ;  cr.  a  Baronet  1921.  A 
CoalitionUnionist ;  sat  for  Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne  Oct.  1900  to  Jan.  1906,  and  Sept. 
1908  to  Jan.  1910;  defeated  there  Jan. 
1906  and  Jan.  1910;  elected  for  Central 
Div.  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne  Dec.  I4th» 
1918. 
/?«;V^«c^— Newminster  Abbey,  Morpeth.     C/w^f— Carlton,  Junior  Constitutional. 


SIR  ALBION  H.  H.  RICHARDSON  (Camberwell,  Peckliam  Division). 

Albion  Henry  Herbert  Richardson,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the  late 
James  Henry  Richardson,  by  Elizabeth  Matilda  Richardson;  b.  Oct.  2nd, 
1874 :  ed.  privately,  and  in  France  and  Germany ;  admitted  a  Solicitor 
1899  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1912  ;  was  Chm.  of  Law  So.  Section  of  London  Appeal 
Tribunal  during  European  War  ;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1918,  Knt.  1919.  A  Coalition 
Liberal ;  elected  for  Peckham  Div.  of  Camberwell  Dec.  3rd,  1910,  having  been 
defeated  there  Jan.  1910. 

Residence— I,  Portman  Mansions,  York  Place,  W.         C/w^j— Eighty,  Reform. 


SIR  ALEXANDER  RICHARDSON  (Kent,  Gravesend  Division). 

Alexander  Richardson,  son  of  the  late  James  Richardson  ;  b. 
March  27th,  1864  '•  "'•  1886,  Georgina,  da.  of  Capt.  George  Fleming, 
Merchant  Ser. ;  is  Managing  Director  of  Engineering  (Limited),  Joint  Editor 
of  Engineering  and  ol  Brassey^ s  Naval  and  Shipping  Annual,  a  Member  of 
Council  of  Institution  of  Naval  Architects,  Vice-Pres.  of  Junior  Institution 
of  Engineers,  and  a  Companion  of  Institution  of  Marine  Engineers  ;  author  of 
"  Evolution  of  the  Parsons  Steam  Turbine,"  "  Man  Power  of  the  Nation," 
etc.,  etc.  ;  Knt.  1922.  A  Coalition  Member;  sat  for  Gravesend  June  to  Nov. 
1918 ;  elected  for  Gravesend  Div.  of  Kent  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— 0,3x^2^^,  Clarence  Road,  Clapham  Park,  S.W.4.  C/»3j— Carlton,  Junior 
Carlton,  Constitutional,  Authors'. 


B.  RICHARDSON  (Durham,  Houghton-le-Sprlng  Division). 
Robert  Richardson,  son  of  George  W.  Richardson,  by  Mary 
Musgrave;  b.  Feb.  ist,  1862;  ed.  at  National  Sch.,  Ryhope :  m.  1886, 
Elizabeth,  da.  of  James  Fletcher;  sometime  a  Miners'  Checkweighman ;  has 
been  a  Member  of  Durham  Miners'  Executive ;  for  32  years  a  Member  of 
Sunderland  Guardians  and  Rural  Dist.  Council ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Durham  Co., 


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137 


f 


an  Alderman  of  its  County  Council,  and  Chm.  of  its  Education  Authority. 
A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Houghton-le-Spring  Div.  of  Durham  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Roseville,  New  Herrington,  co.  Durham. 


F.  0.  ROBERTS  (West  Bromwich). 

Frederick  Owen  Roberts,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Andrew 
Roberts,  of  East  Haddon,  Northants ;  6.  July  2nd,  1876 :  vi.  1899,  Celia 
Dorothea,  da.  of  Francis  Sexton,  of  Northampton  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Northampton, 
a  Member  of  Typographical  Asso.  Executive  Council,  and  of  National  Execu- 
tive of  Labour  Party,  Sec.  Midland  Group  of  Branches  of  Typographical  Asso., 
and  Vice-Chm.  of  Northampton  Juvenile  Advisory  Committee.  A  Labour 
Member;  has  sat  for  West  Bromwich  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 61,  Collingwood  Road,  Northampton. 


RIGHT  HON.  G.  H.  ROBERTS  (Norwich). 

George  Henry  Roberts,  P.C.,  son  of  the  late  George  Henry 
Roberts  ;  b.  July  27th,  1869 ;  ed.  at  St.  Stephen's  Sch.,  Norwich,  and  at  Tech- 
nical Institute  :  m.  1895,  Annie,  da.  of  Horace  Marshall,  of  Norwich  ;  elected 
a  Member  of  the  Norwich  Sch.  Board  1899;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Norwich,  a  Printer, 
and  a  Director  of  Home  Grown  Sugar  (Limited) ;  became  Organizer  of 
Typographical  Asso.  1904  ;  sometime  Ch.  Whip  to  Labour  Party  ;  appointed 
a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury  May  1915,  and  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Labour 
Adviser  Aug.  1916,  and  to  Board  of  Trade  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916, 
Min.  of  Labour  Aug.  1917,  and  Food  Controller  Jan.  1919  (resigned  Feb. 
1920);  appointed  Chm.  of  Food  Council  191 9,  and  a  Member  of  Roy.  Commn. 
of  Wheat  Supplies  1919 ;  P.C.  1917.  A  Labour  Metiiber;  has  sat  for 
Norwich  since  Jan.  15th,  1906,  having  been  defeated  there  Jan.  1904. 

Residences— 6,  Buckingham  Street,  W.C.  ;  Westminster  House,  104,  Earlham  Road, 
Norwich. 


SIR  SAMUEL  ROBERTS,  Bt.  (Sheffield,  Ecclesall  Division). 

Samuel  Roberts,  ist  Baronet,  el. 
son  of  the  late  Samuel  Roberts,  J. P.,  of 
Queen's  Tower,  Sheffield  ;  b,  April  30th, 
1852  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1875, 
M.A.  1878) :  m.  1880,  Martha  Susan,  only 
da.  of  the  late  Ven.  Archdeacon  Blakeney, 
V.  of  Sheffield;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1878; 
is  a  J. P.  for  Sheffield  (Lord  Mayor  1899- 
1900),  aD.L.  for  W.  Riding,  Dep.  Chm.  of 
its  Quarter  Sessions,  a  Member  of  Chm.'s 
Panel  House  of  Commons  Grand  Com- 
mittees, and  Chm.  of  Selection  Committee; 
appointed  a  Member  of  Roy.  Commn.  on 
King's  Bench  19 12,  and  of  House  of  Com- 
mons Committee  on  National  Expenditure 
1917  ;  cr.  Knt.  1917,  a.nd  Baronei  1919.  A 
Coalition  Conservative  ;  unsuccessfully  con- 
tested High  Peak  Div.  of  Derbyshire  1900; 
has  sat  for  Ecclesall  Div.  of  Sheffield  since 
Feb.  3rd,  1902. 
Residence — Queen's  Tower,  Sheffield.        Clubs — Carlton,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 


138  MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 

S.  ROBERTS  (Herefordsbire,  Hereford  Division). 

Samuel  Roberts,  el.  son  of  Sir  Samuel  Roberts,  M.P.,  ist  Bt. 
(ante),  by  Martha  Susan,  only  da.  of  the  late  Ven.  Archdeacon  J.  E.  Blakeney, 
V.  of  Sheffield;  b.  Sept.  2nd,  1S82  ;  ed.  at  Camb.  Univ.  (M.A.  1906):  m. 
1906,  Gladys  Mary,  da.  of  W.  E.  Dring,  M.D.,  ofTenterden,  Kent  ;  admitted 
a  Solicitor  1906  (retired)  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  and  City  of 
Sheffield  ;  Lord  Mayor  of  Sheffield  1919-20.  A  Conservative ;  has  sat  for 
Hereford  Div.  of  Herefordshire  since  Jan.  12th,  1921. 

Rtsidence—tji,  Eaton  Place,  S.W.i. 


J.  ROBERTSON  (LanaxksMre,  Bothwell  Division). 

John  Robertson,  M.B.E.;  b.  1867;  Chm.  of  Scottish  Miners' 
Union;  M.B.E.  (Civil)  1918.  A  Labour  Member;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Lanarkshire  N.-E  Div.  Aug.  1904,  Jan.  1906,  and  March  191 1;  has  sat 
for  Bothwell  Div.  of  Lanarkshire  since  July  i6th,  1919,  having  been  defeated 
there  Dec.  19 18. 

Raidtnce — Cadzawbuiy  House,  Hamilton,  Lanarkshire. 


S.  ROBINSON  (Breconshire  and  Radnorshire). 

Sidney  Robinson,  son  of  the  late  John  Robinson,  of  Backwell 
House,  Somerset ;  b.  Jan.  6th,  1863 ;  ed.  at  Mill  Hill  Sch. :  m.  1887, 
Catherine  Flora,  da.  of  the  late  John  Grant,  of  Cardiff;  formerly  a  timber 
merchant  of  Cardiff;  is  a  J. P.  for  Glamorgan,  Somerset,  and  Wilts.  A 
Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  Breconshire  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for 
Breconshire  and  Radnorshire  Dec.  4th,  191 8. 

Residence— \,z.n^Ao^-t\  Croft,  Bath.         Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal. 


SIR  THOMAS  ROBINSON  (Lancashire,  Stretford  Division). 

Thomas  Robinson,  son  of  the  late  i'eter  Robinson  ;  b.  1863  ; 
was  Chm.  Stretford  Urban  Dist.  Council  1902-4  and  1912-13  (has  been  24 
years  Chm.  of  its  Sanitary,  Legal  and  Parliamentary  Committees)  :  is  Chm. 
of  Manchester  Port  Sanitary  Authority,  of  Council  of  Salford  Hundred 
Licensing  Committee,  of  Stretford  liritish  Red  Cross  So.,  and  of  Allied 
Trades  Printing  and  Bleaching  Industry,  a  Director  of  Bradford  Dyers'  Asso. 
(Limited),  and  a  J. P.  for  Lancashire;  Knt.  1920.  A  Coalition  Liberal ;  has 
sat  for  Stretford  Div.  of  Lancashire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— Tat.  Hawthorns,  Edge  Lane,  Stretford. 


ROCHE  [see  de  Rolstej. 


A.  K  RODGER  (Lanarkshire,  Rutherglen  Division). 

Adam  Keir  Rodger,  son  of  William  Rodger,  of  Greenock ;  b. 
1855  ;  ed.  at  High  Sch.,  Glasgow  :  m.  1888,  Amy  Lawton  ;  is  an  Insurance 
Manager,    Ex-Provost    of    Rutherglen,    a  J. P.    for    Lanark    and    Glasgow, 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  1 39 

Chm.  of  Scottish  Temperance  League,  and  Hon.  Sec.  Victoria  Infirmary, 
Glasgow.  A  Coalition  liberal;  elected  for  Rutherglen  Div.  pf  Lanarkshire 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Avonholm,  Rutherglen.         Clui — Liberal  (Glasgow). 


F.  H.  EOSE  (Aberdeen,  North  Division). 

Frank  Herbert  Rose,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Rose,  of  Lambeth  ; 
i.  July  5th,  1857  :  m.  1880,  Ellen  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  Noah  Bishop,  of 
Lambeth  ;  formerly  an  Engineer  ;  is  an  Author,  Journalist,  and  Dramatist. 
A  Labour  Afer/iber;  unsuccessfully  contested  Stockton-on-Tees  Jan.  1906, 
and  Crewe  Div.  of  Cheshire  Jan.  1910;  has  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Aberdeen  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 6,  Reynolds  Road,  Old  Trafford,  Manchester. 


MAJOR  L.  N.  DE  ROTHSCHILD  (Buckinghamshire,  Aylesbury  Division). 

Lionel  Nathan  de  Rothschild? 
O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Leopold  de 
Rothschild,  C.V.O.,  of  Ascott,  Leighton 
Buzzard,  Gunnersbury  Park,  Acton,  and 
5,  Hamilton  Place,  W.,  by  Marie,  C.B.E., 
da.  of  the  late  Mons.  Achille  Perugia,  of 
Trieste  ;  b.  Jan.  25th,  1882  ;  ed.  at  Harrow, 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1903, 
M.A.  1908)  :  m.  1912,  Marie  Louise 
Eugenie,  da.  of  the  late  Edmund  Beer  ; 
is  Major  Yeo.  Reserve  ;  sometime  Assist. 
Director,  Min.  of  National  Ser.  (City  of 
London  and  Dist.)  (despatches) ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Bucks,  and  a  partner  in  the  firm 
of  N.  M.  Rothschild  and  Sons,  merchants,  of  New  Court,  St.  Swithin's  Lane, 
E.G.;  was  a  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Min.  of  National  Ser.  1917-19  ; 
O.B.E.  191 7.  A.  Coalitioti  Liberal  Unionist ;  sat  for  Mid,  or  Aylesbury,  Div. 
of  Bucks  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Bucks,  Aylesbury  Div.  Dec. 
4th,  1918. 

Residences — 46,  Park  Street,  W.  ;  Inchmery  House,  Exbury,  Hants. 


LIEUT.-COL.  R.  F.  ROUNDELL  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Sklpton  Division). 

Richard  Foulis  Roundell,  el.  son  of  the  late  William  Roundell, 
of  Gledstone,  Yorkshire;  <^.  Nov.  1872  :  m.  1898,  Beatrice  Maud,  da.  of  Sir 
Matthew  Amcotts  Wilson,  3rd  Bt.  ;  is  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Marton-in-Craven, 
Lieut. -Col.  Northumberland  Fusiliers  Reserve,  a  Member  of  Central  Advisory 
Committee  on  War  Pensions,  and  a  J. P.  for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire. 
A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Skipton  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918,  having  been  defeated  there  Jan.  1906,  and  Jan.  and 
Dec.  19 10. 

Residence — Hyde,  Warehara,  Dorset.         Clubs — Carlton,  Bachelors',  Garrick. 


W.  S.  ROYCE  (Holland  with-Boston). 

William  Stapleton  Royce,  son  of  WiUiam  Stapleton  Royce,  of 
Spalding,  Lincolnshire  ;  b  Dec.  13th,  1857  ;  sometime  a  Railway  Contractor 
in  S.  Africa  :  m.  1882,  Emma  Louisa,  da.  of  O.  C.  Brodelet,  of  Rotterdam, 
Holland  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Lincolnshire.  A  Labour  Member  ;  unsuccessfully  con- 
tested Holland  or  Spalding  Div.  of  Lincolnshire  [U)  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910 ; 
has  sat  for  Holland- with-Boston  since  Dec.  14th,  191 8. 

Residence — Pinchbeck  Hall,  Spalding. 


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MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  THOMAS  ROYDEN,  Bt.  (Bootle). 

Thomas    Royden,    C.H.,    2nd 

Baronet,  son  of  Sir  Thomas  Bland  Royden, 

ist  Bt. ;  b.   May  22nd,  1871  ;  is  a  J. P.  and 

D.L.    (High     Sheriff    of    Cheshire    1917), 

Dep.     Chm.     of    Cunard     Steamship     Co. 

(Limited),   a   Director  of   Lancashire  and 

Yorkshire     Railway     Co.,     London    Joint 

City    and     Midland    Bank    (Limited),     of 

Union    Marine    Insurance    Co.,    and   other 

COS.,    and    a    Com.     Legion    of    Honour; 

C.H.     I9I9.      A    Coalition    Conservative; 

has     sat     for     Bootle    since     Dec.     14th, 

1918. 

^^a/— Frankby    Hall,    Birkenhead.        Clubs — 
Bath,  Mnrlborough,  Carlton. 


LIEUT.-COL.  £.  ROYDS  (Parts  of  Eesteven  and  Rutland,  Grantham  DivlBlon). 

Edmund  Royds,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Francis  Coulman 
Royds  (formerly  R.  of  Coddington,  Hon.  Canon  of  Chester),  by  Cornelia 
Frances,  da.  of  the  late  Canon  G.  B.  Blomfield,  of  MoUington  Hall,  Cheshire; 
b.  July  6th,  i860;  ed.  at  Haiieybury  :  m.  1889,  Rachel  Louisa,  da.  of  the  late 
Col.  Francis  Augustus  Fane  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1882  ;  late  Major  Yeo., 
and  Lieut.-Col.  Comdt.  Lincolnshire  Vol. ;  is  a  partner  in  the  legal  firm  of 
Royds,  Rawstorne  and  Co.,  of  46,  Bedford  Square,  W.C.,  Chm.  of  Lincoln- 
shire Chamber  of  Agriculture  and  of  Lukwah  Tea  Co.  (Limited),  and  a 
Director  of  The  Life  Asso.  of  Scotland;  O.B.E.  1919.  A  Conset vative ; 
sat  for  N.  Kesteven,  or  Sleaford,  Div.  of  Lincolnshire  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  > 
elected  for  Parts  of  Kesteven  and  Rutlanrl,  Grantham  Div.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Stubton  Hall,  Newark.         Cluis — Carlton,  Union. 


COL.  SIR  JOHN  RUTHERFORD,  Bt.  (Lancashire,  Darwen  Division). 

John  Rutherford,  ist  Baronet^ 
son  of  John  Rutherford,  J. P.,  of  Blackburn 
and  Summerhill,  Annan,  Dumfriesshire, 
by  Mary,  da.  of  John  Little,  of  Chapel 
Knowe,  Dumfriesshire ;  b.  Sept.  i6th, 
1854  ;  ed.  at  Lancaster  Roy.  Gram.  Sch., 
and  at  Glasgow  Univ. ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Black- 
burn and  Dumfriesshire,  and  a  D.L.  for 
Lancashire  ;  formerly  Lieut.-Col.  and  Hon. 
Col.  Comdg.  Yeo.  (T.D.);  was  Mayor  of 
Blackburn  1888-9  ;  <^^-  a  Baronet  1916.  A 
Conservative  ;  sat  for  Darwen  Div.  of  Lan- 
cashire (North-East)  July  1895  to  Jan.  1910 
(when  he  was  defeated),  and  again  Dec. 
1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  re-elected  for  Lanca- 
shire, Darwen  Div.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Beardwood,  Blackburn  ;  Sum- 
merhill, Annan.  Clubs — Carlton,  Boodle's, 
Cavalry. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  I4T 

SIR  W.  WATSON  RUTHERFORD  (Liverpool,  Edge  HiU  Division). 

William  Watson  Rutherford,  el.  son  of  the  late  William 
Rutherford,  of  Liverpool  ;  b.  1853  ;  ed.  at  Merchant  Taylors'  Sch.  ;  admitted 
Solicitor  1875  '•  "'•  1878,  Elspeth,  who  d.  1914,  da.  of  the  late  Capt.  Alex- 
ander Strachan ;  is  head  of  the  legal  firm  of  Rutherford  and  Co.,  of  48, 
Cannon  Street,  E.G.,  and  a  J. P.  for  Liverpool ;  was  Lord  Mayor  of  Liver- 
pool 1902-3;  Knt.  19 1 8.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Scotland  Div.  of  Liverpool  1900  (reducing  majority  to  less  than  600) ;  sat  for 
W.  Derby  Div.  of  Liverpool  Jan.  1903  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  Edge  Hill 
Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 28,  Brunswick  Square,  Hove.        Club — Carlton. 

J.  RYAN  (Wexford  Co.,  South  Wexford  Division).: 
James  Ryan,  M.D.,  son  of  John  Ryan,  of  Wexford  ;   b.  i8— . 
A  Sinn  Fein  Member;  elected  for  S.  Wexford  Div.  of  Wexford  Co.  Dec.  14th, 
1918,  and  for  Wexford  Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — Selsker  Street,  Wexford. 

A.  M.  SAMUEL  (Surrey.  Famham  Division). 

Arthur  Michael  Samuel,  el.  son  of  the  late  Benjamin  Samuel, 
of  Norwich  ;  b.  Dec.  6th,  1872  ;  ed.  at  King  Edward  VL  (iram.  Sch.,  Nor- 
wich: m.  1912,  Phoebe,  da.  of  Alfred  Chune  Fletcher,  of  Charterhouse;  con- 
nected with  the  boot  and  shoe  industry  ;  is  a  Gov.  of  King  Edward  VL  Gram. 
Sch.,  Norwich,  a  J. P.  for  Norwich,  and  a  Member  of  Executive  Council 
Asso.  of  British  Chambers  of  Commerce  and  of  Technical  Committee  on  Raw 
Materials,  Imperial  Institute;  was  Lord  Mayor  of  Norwich  1912-13,  Assist, 
to  Director  of  Army  Contracts,  War  Office  1914-15,  Staff  Assist.,  Ministry  of 
Munitions  1915-16,  and  a  Member  of>Training  and  Appointments  Committees 
for  Ex-Officers,  Ministry  of  Labour  and  Board  of  Education  1918-19.  A  Coali- 
tion Unio7iist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Lancashire  (S.-E.),  Stretford  Div. 
Jan.  and  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for  Famham  Div.  of  Surrey  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— \Z,  Montagu  Square,  W.         Club — Carlton. 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  HARRT  S.  SAMUEL  (Lambetb,  Norwood  Division). 

Harry  Simon  Samuel,  F.C,  son  of  the  late  Horatio  Simon 
Samuel,  of  30,  Gloucester  Place,  W.,  by  his  wife,  Henrietta  Montefiore  ;  b. 
Aug.  3rd,  1853  ;  ed.  at  Eastbourne  Coll.,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A. 
1875)  :  m.  1878,  Rose,  da.  of  the  late  Edward  Henry  Beddington  ;  formerly 
Capt.  1st  Middlesex  R.E.  Vol.  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  co.  London,  Chm.  of  J.  C.  and 
J.  Field  ( Limited),  and  Chm.  (sometime  Hon.  Treasurer)  National  Union  of 
Conservative  Asso.  (Metropolitan  Div.) ;  Knt.  1903,  P.C.  1916.  A  Con- 
servative ;  sat  for  Limehouse  Div.  of  Tower  Hamlets  July  1895  to  Jan.  1906  ; 
■defeated  there  1892  and  1906  ;  has  sat  for  Norwood  Div.  of  Lambeth  since 
Jan.  15th,  1910. 

Residetice — The  Crossways,  Sunningdale,  Berks.        Clubs — Carlton,  Junior  Carlton. 

S.  SAMUEL  (Wandsworth,  Putney  Division). 

Samuel  Samuel,  son  of  the  late  Marcus  Samuel,  of  i8,  Upper 
Bedford  Place,  W. ;  b.  1855  ;  ed.  privately  ;  is  head  of  the  firm  of  M. 
Samuel  and  Co.,  bankers  and  general  merchants,  of  25-7,  Bishopsgate,  E.G., 
a  Director  of  Lloyd's  Bank  (Limited),  of  Capital  and  Counties  Bank  (Limited), 
of  Anglo-Saxon  Petroleum  Co.  (Limited),  of  Standard  Mutual  Marine  Insur- 
ance Co.,  of  United  Kingdom  Mutual  Protection  and  Indemnity  Asso.,  Director 
and  Manager  of  Shell  Transport  and  Trading  Co.,  and  a  Lieut,  for  City  of 
London.  A  Conservative  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  W.  Div.  of  Leeds  1906 
and  Jan.  1910,  and  Sunderland  Dec.  1910;  sat  for  Wandsworth  June  1913  to 
Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Putney  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— \,  Berkeley  House,  Hay  Hill,  W.  Clubs— C3x\ion,  Portland,  Royal 
Automobile. 


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MEMBERS    OF  PARLIAMENT. 


A.  LYLE-SAMUEL  (Bast  Suffolk,  Eye  Division). 

Alexander  Lyle-Samuel,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  George  Samuel, 
of  Christ  Church,  Aston,  Birmingham,  by  his  wife  Mary;  b.  Aug.  loth,  1883  ; 
ed.  at  King  Kdward's  Sch.,  Birmingham  :  vi.  ist,  1906,  Eva  Louisa  Huggins, 
who  d.  1914;  2ndly.  1915,  Julia  Gertrude,  widow  of  John  S.  Lyle,  of  Spring- 
wood,  Tenafly,  U.S.A.;  assumed  by  deed  poll  1915  the  additional  surname 
of  Lyle  upon  his  2nd  marriage.  A  Liberal ;  has  sat  for  Eye  Div.  of  E.  Suffolk 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Dower  House,  Sizewell-cum-Leiston  ;  Claridge's  Hotel,  Brook  Street,  W. 
Clubs — Devonshire,  Royal  Automobile,  American. 

LIEUT. -COL.  SIR  ROBERT  A.  SANDERS,  Bt.  (SomerBetsUre,  Bridgwater 
Division). 

Robert  Arthur  Sanders,  ist 
Baronet,  el.  son  of  the  late  Arthur  Sanders, 
of  Fernhill,  Isle  of  Wight ;  b.  June  20th, 
1867  ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Balliol  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1890,  M.A.  1894)  :  ;;/.  1893, 
Lucy,  da.  of  W.  H.  Plalliday,  of  Glen- 
thorne,  Devon  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1892; 
sometime  an  Unionist  Whip  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for 
Devon,  a  J. P.,  a  D.L.,  and  a  County 
Alderman  for  Somerset,  and  Dep.  Chm. 
of  Unionist  Party  Organisation  ;  formerly 
Lieut. -Col.  N.  Devon  Yeo. ;  served  with 
Mediterranean  Expeditionary  Force  1915- 
17  ;  was  Treasurer  of  H.M.'."5  Household 
1918-19,  and  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury 
1919-21,  since  when  he  has  been  Under 
Sec.  of  State  for  War;  cr.  a  Baronet  1920. 
A  Consei-vative ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Bristol,  E.  Div.,  October  1900  ;  has  sat 
for  Bridgwater  Div.  of  Somersetshire  since 

Jan.  20th,  1910,  having  been  defeated  there  Jan.  1906. 

Residences— -i,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.  ;  Bayford  Lodge,  Wincanton.        Clubs — Carlton, 

Arthur's,  Garrick,  Constitutional. 

MAJOR  SIR  PHILIP  A.  G.  D.  SASSOON,  Bt.  (Hythe). 

Philip  Albert  Gustave  David  Sas- 
SOON,  C.M.G.,  3rd  Baronet,  son  of  the  late 
Sir  Edward  Albert  Sassoon,  2nd  Bt.  (M.P. 
for  Hythe),  of  25,  Park  Lane,  W.,  ShornclifFe 
Lodge,  Sandgate,  Kent,  Trent  Park,  New 
Barnet,  Herts,  Sans  Souci,  Bombay,  and 
Garden  Reach,  Poona,  by  Aline  Caroline, 
who  d.  1909,  da.  of  Baron  Gustave  de  Roths- 
child;  b.  Dec.  4th,  1888;  ed.  at  Eton,  and 
at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  ;  appointed  Parliamentary 
Private  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Transport  Nov.  1919, 
and  to  Prime  Min.  Feb.  1920;  is  Capt.  Yeo.  ; 
was  a  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  on  Personal  Staff 
during  European  War,  with  rank  of  Major 
(C.M.G.,  Belgian  Order  de  la  Couronne,  and 
Croix  de  Guerre) ;  C.M.G.  1917.  ACoalition 
Conservative ;  has  sat  for  Hythe  since  June 
iith,  1912. 

Residences— 25     Park   Lane,  W.  ;    Port   Lympne,    Kent ;  Trent   Park,   New  Barnet, 
Herts.        C /tt/>j— Carlton,  Hurhngham,  Roehampton,  Ranela?h,  Royal  Automobile. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  T43 

A.  MacCALLUM  SCOTT  (Glasgow,  Brldgetou  Diyision). 

Alexander  MacCallum  Scott,  son  of  the  late  John  Scott,  fruit- 
grower, of  Boathouse,  Blantyre,  and  Millhill,  Polmont.  Stirlingshire  ;  /f. 
June  i6th,  1874;  ed.  at  Polmont  Public  Sch.,  at  Falkirk  High  Sch.,  and 
at  Glasgow  Univ.  (M.A.  1897)  :  m.  1910,  Jessie  Walker,  el.  da.  of  Dr.  John 
Hutchison,  Ex-2^ector  of  Glasgow  High  Sch.  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1908  ; 
goes  W.  Circuit  ;  was  a  Member  of  l^ewisham  Borough  Council  1903-6,  and 
Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  of  State  for  Scotland  (Baron  Pentland)  1909-10;  ap- 
pointed Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Rt.  Hon.  Winston  Churchill,  M.P., 
when  Min.  of  Munitions  1917,  and  when  Sec.  of  State  for  War  1919 ;  author 
of  "The  Truth  About  Tibet,"  "Through  Finland,"  "Winston  Churchill 
in  Peace  and  War,"  "  Barbary,"  etc.,  etc.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  elected  for 
Bridgeton  Div.  of  Glasgow  Dec.  8th,  1910. 

Residence — no,  Cheyne  Walk,  Chelsea,  S.W.io.  C/7<6j— National  Liberal,  Glasgow 
Liberal. 

LESLIE  F.  SCOTT  (Liverpool,  Exchange  Division). 

Leslie  Frederic  Scott,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Sir  John  Scott, 
K.C.M.G.,  D.C.L.,  who  reorganised  Judicial  System  of  Egypt,  by  Leonora 
Edgeworth,  da.  of  Frederic  Hill ;  b.  Oct.  29th,  1869 ;  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at 
New  Coll.,  Oxford:  vi.  1898,  Ethel,  da.  of  Henry  James,  of  Suffolk  Hall, 
Cheltenham  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple,  and  Middle  Temple  1894,  and  a  K.C.  1909  ; 
represented  British  Govt,  at  International  Conference  on  Maritime  Law  at 
Brussels  1909  and  1910;  appointed  a  Member  of  Depart.  Committees  to  enquire 
into  Employment  for  Disabled  Soldiers  and  Sailors,  and  for  Land  Settlement 
for  Soldiers  and  Sailors  after  the  War  1915,  and  a  Member  of  Reconstruction 
Committee  1917;  is  Chm.  Agricultural  Organisation  So.,  and  of  Central  Asso. 
for  Care  of  Mentally  Defective  ;  joint  author  of  "  British  Agriculture."  A 
Coalition  Conservative ;  has  sat  for  Exchange  Div.  of  Liverpool  since 
Dec.  5th,  1910,  having  been  defeated  there  Jan.  1910. 

Residence — 20,  Egerton  Terrace,  S.W.3.         C/«iJi'— Carlton,  United  University,  Alpine. 

MAJOR  SIR  SAMUEL  E.  SCOTT,  Bt.  (St.  Marylebone). 

Samuel  Edward  Scott,  6th  Baronet,  son  of 
the  late  Sir  Edward  Henry  Scott,  5th  Bt.,  of  Lytchett 
Minster,  Dorset,  by  Emilie,  da.  of  the  late  Col.  Henry 
Packe,  of  Twyford  Hall,  East  Dereham,  and  now  wife 
of  1st  Viscount  Farquhar ;  b.  Oct.  25th,  1873;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Roy.  Mil.  Coll.,  Sandhurst :  m.  1896,  Lady 
Sophie  Beatrix  Mary,  da,  of  5th  Earl  Cadogan  ;  for- 
merly Lieut.  Roy.  Horse  Guards ;  is  Hon.  Lieut,  in  the 
Army,  a  D.L.  for  Inverness-shire,  Major  Yeo.,  and 
Major  Household  Cav.  ;  served  in  S.  Africa  1900,  with 
Imperial  Yeomanry,  and  during  European  War  19 15- 17 
in  Dardanelles  and  Egypt ;  has  Order  of  St.  Maurice 
and  St.  Lazarus  of  Italy  ;  was  Assist.  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Financial  Sees, 
to  War  Office  (Lord  Stanley,  M.P.,  and  Lieut.-Col.  W.  Bromley-Davenport, 
D.S.O.,  M.P.)  1901-5  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  and  Personal  Mil.  Sec.  to 
Sec.  of  State  for  War  in  National  Min.  191 7.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  sat 
for  W.  Div.  of  Marylebone  Feb.  1898  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  St.  Mary- 
lebone  Dec.  4th,  19 18. 

Seats — ^Westbury  Manor,  near  Brackley,  Northants ;  North  Harris,  Inverness-shire. 
Town  Residence — 78,  Mount  Street,  W.        Clubs — Turf,  White's. 

SIR  WILLLA.M  H.  SEAGER  (Cardiff,  East  Division). 

William  Henry  Seager,  son  of  the  late  William  Seager,  of 
Cardiff;  b.  1862;  ed.  at  Cardiff  Wesleyan  High  Sch.:  m.  1890,  Margaret, 
da.  of  the  late  John  Elliot,  of  Woodfield,  Cardiff;  is  Managing  Director  of 
Tempus  Shipping  Co.  (Limited),  and  of  W.  H.  Seager  and  Co.  (Limited), 


■  44  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

of  io8-iio,  Bute  Street,  Cardiff,  Gov.  Director  Seager's  Shipping  Supplies 
(Limited),  Chm.  Ropner  Shipbuilding  and  Repairing  Co.,  Stockton  (Limited), 
and  of  Garforth  Collieries  (Limited),  a  Director  of  James  Howell  and  Co. 
(Limited),  North  of  England  Protecting  and  Indemnity  Asso.,  Albion  Ship- 
ping Insurance  Co.  (Limited),  and  Southern  Shipping  Insurance  Co.,  Director 
of  British  Steamship  Owners'  Asso.,  a  Member  of  Cardiff  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce, and  of  the  Executive  Council  of  Shipping  Federation,  Vice-Chm. 
Cardiff  Ship  Store  Merchants'  Asso.,  and  a  D.L.  for  Glamorganshire  ;  has 
been  Chm.  of  Cardiff  and  Bristol  Channel  Shipowners'  Asso.,  and  of  Cardiff 
Institute  for  the  Blind  ;  Knt.  1918.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for  E.  Div. 
of  Cardiff  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— l^ynMiood,   Newport   Road,   Cardiff.        C/wij— Reform,   National   Liberal, 
Cardiff  Exchange. 

W.  SEARS  (Mayo  Co.,  SoutH  Divlslon).t 
William  Sears;    b.  18 — ;  a   Journalist;   imprisoned   for   two 

and  a  half  years  for  Sinn  Fein  views.     A  Sinn  FUn  Member  ;  elected  for  S. 

Div.  of  Mayo  Co.  Dec.  4th,  1918,  and  for  Mayo  S.  and  Roscommon  S.  Cos. 

in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — 74,  Leinster  Road,  Rathmines,  Dublin. 


J.  A.  SEDDON  (Stoke-on-Trent,  Hanley  Division). 

James  Andrew  Seddon,  C.H.^  son  of  Thomas  Seddon,  of  22, 
Station  Road,  Prescot,  Lancashire;  b.  May  ych,  1868:  w.  1891,  Ellen 
Brown,  of  Prescot ;  sometime  a  commercial  traveller  and  a  grocer's  assistant, 
and  a  Member  of  Trades  Union  Parliamentary  Committee  ;  is  Chm.  National 
Democratic  Party  in  House  of  Commons,  and  Past  Pres.  of  Shop  Assistants' 
Union,  and  of  St.  Helens  Labour  Council  ;  was  Pres.  Trades  Union  Congress 
1914-15  ;  C.H.  1918.  A  Coalition  National  Democrat ;  sat  for  Newton  Div. 
of  Lancashire  (S.W.)  Jan.  1906  to  Dec.  1910,  when  he  was  defeated  ; 
elected  for  Hanley  Div.  of  Stoke-on-Trent  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— ^ctv\a^,  12,  Woodberry  Gardens,  N.  Finchley,  N.12. 


MAJ.-GEN.  THE  RIGHT  HON.  J.  E.  B.  SEELY  (DerbysMre,  Ilkeston  Division). 
John  Edward  Bernard  Seely,  P.C,  C.B., 
C.M.G.,  D.S.O.,  4th  son  of  Sir  Charles  Seely,  1st  Bt., 
by  Emily,  who  d.  1894,  da.  of  William  Evans,  of  Lon- 
don ;  b.  May  31st,  1868;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1890)  :  m.  ist,  1895,  Emily  Flor- 
ence, who  d.  1913,  da.  of  the  Hon.  Sir  Henry  George 
Louis  Crichton,  of  Netley  Castle,  Netley  Abbey, 
Hants;  2ndly,  1917,  the  Hon.  Evelyn  Izme,  da.  of  ist 
Viscount  Elibanic,  and  widow  of  Capt.  George  Cros- 
field  Nicholson,  R.F.C.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1897;  is 
Lord-Lieut,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Hants,  a  D.L.  for  South- 
ampton, Hon.  Maj.-Gen.  in  the  Army,  and  Lieut. -Col. 

and  Hon.  Col.  (T.D.)  Yeo.  ;  S.  Africa  1900-1901  with 

In  Beo^iero  "^^^  Batn.  Imperial  Yeo.  (despatches,  medal  with  five 

clasps,  D.S.O.),  European  War  1914-18  as  Special  Ser. 
Officer  and  Comdg.  Canadian  Cav.  Brig,  (despatches,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  Croix 
de  Guerre,  Chevalier  Legion  of  Honour) ;  appointed  Under- Sec.  of  State  for 
the  Colonies  April  1908,  Under-Sec.  of  State  for  War  March  191 1,  Sec.  of 
State  for  War  and  Pres.  of  Army  Council  June  1912  (resigned  March  1914), 
Warfare  Member  of  Munitions  Council  1918,  Parliamentary  Under-Sec.  to 
Ministry  of  Munitions  and  Dep.  Min.  of  Munitions  July  1918,  and  Under-Sec. 
of  State  for  Air,  War  Depart,  and  Air  Ministry  Jan.  1919  (resigned  Nov.  1919)  ; 
D  S.O.  1900,  P.C.  1909,  C.B.  (Mil.)  1916,  C.M.G.  1918.     A  Liberal;  sat  for 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


145 


Isle  of  Wight  May  1900  to  Jan.  1906,  and  for  Abercromby  Div.  of  Liverpool 
Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910,  when  he  was  defeated  ;  has  sat  for  Ilkeston  Div.  of 
Derbyshire  since  March  7th,  1910. 

Resiaences — 11,  Smith  Square,  Westminster,  S.W.i  ;  Brooke  House,  Isle  of  Wight. 
Clubs — Reform,  White's,  Athenaeum,  Brooks's,  Marlborough. 

J.  SEXTON  (St.  Helens). 
James  Sexton,  C.B.E.  ;  b.  1856  ;  ed.  at  Low  House  Sch., 
St.  Helen's  :  m.  1882  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  Councillor  for  City  of  Liverpool,  and 
Gen.  Sec.  National  Union  of  Dock  Labourers  ;  elected  a  Member  of  Parlia- 
mentary Committee  1900,  and  Pres.  Trades  Union  Congress  1905;  C.B.E. 
1917.  A.  Labour  Member ',  unsuccessfully  contested  Ashton-under-Lyne  July 
1895,  ^"d  Liverpool,  W.  Toxteth  Div.  Jan.  1906  and  Jan.  1910;  has  sat  for 
St.  Helens  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Birks  House,  Gateacre,  Liverpool. 

P  SHANAHAN  (Dublin,  Dublin  Harbour  Division).! 

Philip  Shanahan  (a  native  of  Tipperary) ;  b.  18 — ;  a  grocer 
and  publican  in  Dublin  ;  for  30  years  identified  with  Gaelic  Athletic  Asso. ; 
took  part  in  Irish  Rising  Easter  1916  (deported).  A  Sinn  Fiin  Member ; 
elected  for  DubHn  Harbour  Div.  of  Dublin  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for 
Dublin,  Mid  Dublin  Div.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence— in,  Foley  Street,  Dublin. 

SHARMAN-CRAWFORD  [see  Crawford]. 


HON.  ALEXANDER  SHAW  (Ayrshire  and  Buteshire,  Kilmarnock  Division). 

Alexander  Shaw,  only  son  of  Baron 
Shaw  of  Dunfermline.  P.C.,  K.C.,  a  Lord 
of  Appeal  in  Ordinary,  of  Craigmyle,  Aber- 
deenshire, and  9,  Bolton  Gardens,  S.  W.,  by 
Elsie  Stephen,  da.  of  George  Forrest,  of  Lud- 
quharn,  Aberdeenshire  ;  b.  Feb.  28th,  1883  ; 
ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B. A.  1907,  M.A. 
1914)  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1908  :  m.  1913, 
the  Hon.  Margaret  Cargill  Mackay,  el.  da. 
of  1st  Baron  Inchcape ;  was  Private  Sec.  to 
Sec.  of  State,  Home  Depart.  (Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
John  Simon,  P.C,  M.P.)  1915,  and  to 
Pres.  of  Board  of  Trade  191 7- 18,  and  Chm. 
of  Special  Arbitration  Tribunals  (Munition 
Acts)  1917-18;  European  War  1915-16  as 
Lieut.  R.M.A.  A  Liberal ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Edinburghshire  (Midlothian)  1912; 
sat  for  Kilmarnock  Dist.  May  191 5  to  Nov. 
1918  ;  re-elected  for  Kilmarnock  Div.  of 
Ayrshire  and  Buteshire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — 24,  Prince's  Gate,  S.W.7.  Clubs — 
Reform,  National  Liberal,  Royal  Automobile,  Scottish  Liberal,  Glasgow  Liberal. 


T.  SHAW  (Preston). 

Tom  Shaw,  C.B.E  ,  son  of  Ellis  Shaw,  of  Colne,  by  his  wife 
Sarah ;  b.  1872  ;  is  Sec.  International  Congress  of  Textile  Workers,  and  a 
Junior  Whip  of  Labour  Party;  was  Director  of  National  Ser.,  W.  Midland 
Region,  during  European  War  (C.B.E.) ;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1919.  A  Labour 
Member;  has  sat  for  Preston  since  Dec.  14th,  191 8. 

Residence — Keighley  Road,  Colne,  Lancashire. 

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CAPT.  W.  T.  BHAW  (Forfarahire). 

William  Thomas  Shaw,  son  of  the  late  William  Shaw,  of 
Blacklunans,  Glenshee,  by  Jane,  da,  of  James  Robertson,  of  Slochnacraig, 
Glenshee,  Perthshire ;  b.  Feb.  26th,  1879  ;  ed.  at  Dundee  High  Sch.  :  m. 
1908,  Margaret  Cassilis,  da.  of  Dr.  Charles  Maclean,  of  Victoria,  British 
Columbia;  is  a  Stockbroker,  temporary  Capt.  R. A.S.C.,  and  a  Director 
of  Jasin  Malacca  Rubber  Estates  (Limited).  A  Coalition  Member  ;  unsuccess- 
fully contested  Dumbartonshire  (d/)  Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for  Forfarshire  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — 17,  LindAeld  Gardens,  Hampstead,  N.W.3  ;  Killiecrankie  Cottage,  Killie- 
crankie,  Scotland. 

IIEUT.-COL.  M.  ARCHER-SHEE  (Finsbury). 

Martin  Archer-Shee,  C.M.G.,D.S.0.,  el.  son  of  the  late  Martin 
Archer-Shee,  ometime  Ch.  Agent  of  Bank  of  England  at  Bristol ;  b.  May 
5th,  1873  ;  ed.  at  Oratory  Sch.,  and  at  Roy.  Mil.  Coll.,  Sandhurst :  in.  1905, 
Frances,  only  da.  of  the  late  Alfred  Pell,  of  New  York ;  was  Midshipman 
R.N.  1888-96;  entered  19th  Hussars  1893,  ^"^  became  Capt.  and  Brevet 
Major  1902  (retired  1905)  and  Hon.  Lieut.-Col.  I917  ;  is  Lieut. -Col.  in  the 
Army,  and  Major  Reserve  of  Officers  ;  sometime  a  Member  of  Council  of  Roy. 
Colonial  Institute ;  served  in  S.  Africa  1899-1902,  as  Adj.  of  his  Regt.  during 
defence  of  Ladysmith  (dangerously  wounded,  despatches  thrice,  Queen's  medal 
with  four  clasps,  King's  medal  with  two  clasps,  Brevet  Major,  D.S.O.).  and 
during  European  War  1914-15  with  Hussars,  and  Comdg.  Batns.  Gloucester- 
shire, York  and  Lancaster  RJegts.,  and  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  (wounded, 
despatches  four  times,  C.M.G.);  was  Adj.  and  Quarter-Master  at  Sch.  of  Cav. 
1904-5;  D.S.O.  1900,  C.M.G.  1919.  An  hidependent  Conservative;  sat  for 
Central  Div.  of  Finsbury  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Finsbury  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residence — Ashurst     Lodge,    Sunninghill,    Berks.  Clubs — Naval    and    Military, 

Cavalry,  Carlton. 

A.  SHORT  (Wednesbury). 

Alfred  Short  ;  b.  1882  ;  sometime  Sec.  Sheffield  Trades  Council, 
and  Chm.  of  Munitions  Labour  Advisory  Committee,  a  Councillor  of  City  of 
Sheffield  1911-19;  is  one  of  the  officials  of  the  Boilermakers'  So.,  and  Sec. 
National  Union  of  Docks,  Wharves  and  Shipping  Staffs.  A  Labour  Member  ; 
has  sat  for  Wednesbury  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Address — House  of  Commons,  Westminster,  S.W.i. 


RIGHT  HON.  E.  SHORTT  (Newcastle- on-Tyne,  West  Division). 

Edward  Shortt,  F.C,  K.C,  second  son  of  the  late  Rev. 
Edward  Shortt,  R.  of  Woodhorn,  Northumberland,  by  Josepha,  da.  of 
the  late  Joseph  Rushton,  of  Alderley  Edge ;  b.  1862  ;  ed.  at  Durham  Sch. 
(King's  Scholar)  and  Univ.  (Lindsay  Scholar,  B.A.  1884)  :  m.  1890,  Isabella 
Stewart,  da.  of  the  late  A.  G.  Scott,  of  Valparaiso ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1890,  and  K.C.  1910 ;  joined  N.E.  Circuit;  sometime  a  Member  of  Gen. 
Council  of  the  Bar,  a  Member  of  Committee  on  Air  Ser.,  and  Chm.  of 
Committees  on  Trusts,  Heavy  Motor  Traffic,  and  Post  War  Position  of 
Sulphuric  Acid,  and  a  Member  of  Defence  of  the  Realm  (Losses)  Roy.  Commn. ; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Sunderland  July  1907,  Ch.  Sec.  for  Ireland  May  1918, 
and  Sec.  of  State  for  Home  Depart.  Jan.  1919 ;  P.C.  (England  and  Ireland) 
1918.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  Newcastle-on-Tyne  Jan.  1910  to  Nov. 
1918,  having  been  defeated  there  Sept.  1908  ;  elected  for  W.  Div.  thereof 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — St.  James's  Court,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.        Chambers — 3,  Hare  Court, 
Temple,  E.C.        Clubs — Reform,  Athenaeum,  Northern  Counties,  Durham  County. 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


147 


M.  T.  SIMM  (Wallsend). 

Matthew  TurnbuU  Simm,  son  of  Frank  Simm,  miner,  of  Cram- 
lington,  Northumberland  ;  h.  Jan.  4th,  1869  ;  is  Whip  to  National  Demo- 
cratic Party  in  House  of  Commons.  A  Coalition  National  Dtmocrat ;  has 
sat  for  Wallsend  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 29,  Otterburn  Avenue,  Gosforth,  Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 


C.  H,  SITCH  (StafiFordshire,  Kingswinford  Division). 
Charles  Henry  Sitch,  son  of  Thomas  Sitch,  J. P.,  of  Cradley 
Heath,  Staffordshire,  by  Eliza,  youngest  da.  of  William  Young,  of  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne  ;  b.  May  4th,  1887  ;  ed.  at  Ruskin  Coll.,  Oxford  :  m.  1913,  Mabel, 
da.  of  Edward  Jackson,  of  Goole,  Yorkshire  ;  is  Sec.  Anchorsmiths',  Shackle 
and  Ships  Tackle  Asso.,  Assist.  Sec.  to  Chain  Makers  and  Strikers,  and  Div. 
Sec,  National  Federation  of  Women  Workers.  A  Labour  Member  ;  has  sat 
for  Kingswinford  Div.  of  Staffordshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — i,  Whitehall  Road,  Cradley  Heath. 


MAJOR  F.  K.  KERR-SMILE7  (Antrim  CO..  Nortb  Antrim  Division). 

Peter  Kerr  Kerr-Smiley,  son  of  the 
late  Sir  Hugh  Houston  Smiley,  ist  Bt.,  by 
Elizabeth  Anne,  only  child  of  the  late  Peter 
Kerr,  of  Gallowhill,  Paisley ;  b.  Feb.  22nd, 
1879  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  : 
7)1.  1905,  Maud,  da.  of  Ernest  L.  Simpson,  of  New 
York;  is  Hon.  Major  Roy.  Irish  Rifles,  and  a 
Member  of  Ulster  Unionist  Council ;  formerly 
Lieut.  2ist  Lancers  ;  S.  Africa  1901-2  (medal 
with  three  clasps),  European  War  1914-18,  in 
France  with  14th  Batn.  Roy.  Irish  Rifles ;  as- 
sumed the  additional  surname  of  Kerr  1905.  A 
Liberal  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Down 
CO.,  S.  Down  Div.  Jan.  1906  ;  has  sat  for  N. 
Antrim  Div.  of  Antrim  co.  since  Jan.  2ist,  1910. 

Residence  — -^1,    Belgrave     Square,    S.W.  Clubs — 

Marlborough,  Carlton,  Cavalry. 


SIR  ALLAN  M.  SMITH  (Croydon,  South  Division). 

Allan  MacGregor  Smith,  K.B.E.  ;  b.  18 — ;  Chm.  Management 
.Committee,  Engineering  Employers'  Federation;  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1918.  A 
Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Croydon  since  Nov.  14th,  1919. 

Residence— q,  Oakhill  Avenue,  N.W.3. 


SIR  HAROLD  SMITH  (Warrington). 

Harold  Smith,  son  of  the  late  Frederick  Smith,  Bar.-at-Law, 
of  Birkenhead,  by  his  wife,  Elizabeth  Taylor;  b.  April  i8th,  1876;  ed.  at 
Birkenhead  Sch.  :  ni.  1914,  Joan,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Henry  Furneaux,  of 
Oxford;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1911,  and  a  Bencher  1920;  sometime  engaged  in 
the  cotton  industry  in  Liverpool ;  subsequently  partner  in  a  firm  of  Surveyors 
and  Valuers  at  Birkenhead  ;  was  a  Member  of  Select  Committee  on  Marconi 
Agreement  191 2- 13,  and  Sec.  to  Official  Press  Bureau  during  European  War 
1914 ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Northants ;  has  been  Hon.  Lieut.  R.N.V.R. ;  appointed 
Counsel  to  Min.  of  Agriculture  and  Fisheries  and  to  Office  of  Works  1921  ; 
cr.  Knt.  1921.  A  Conservative;  unsuccessfully  contested  Huddersfield  Jan. 
1910;  elected  for  Warrington  Dec.  3rd,  1910. 

Residence — 68,  St.  James' Court,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.  Chambers— ^,  Elm  Court, 
Temple,  E.G.     Clubs — Carlton,  Constitutional,  Conservative  (Liverpool). 


148 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  MALCOLM  SMITH  (Orkney  and  Shetland). 

Malcolm  Smith,  K.B.E.,  son  of  Peter  Halcrow  Smith,  of 
Lerwick;  b.  Dec.  ist,  1856:  m.  1883,  Jane  Todd,  da.  of  Thomas  Dickson  ; 
a  J. P.  for  Midlothian,  and  Master  of  Edinburgh  Merchant  Co.  ;  was  Provost 
of  Leith  1908-17;  has  been  a  Member  of  Fishery  Board  for  Scotland  since 
191 1  ;  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested 
lieith  Dist.  Feb.  1914  ;  has  sat  for  Orkney  and  Shetland  since  May  17th,  1921. 

Residence — Clifton  Lodge,  Trinity,  Leith.        CluH — Scottish  Liberal,  British  Empire. 

W.  R.  SMITH  (Northamptonshire,  Wellingborough  Division). 

Walter  Robert  Smith,  son  of  William  Smith  ;  b.  May  7th, 
1872  ;  an  Organiser  of  National  Union  of  Boot  and  Shoe  Operatives,  a  Whip 
of  Labour  Party  in  House  of  Commons,  and  Pres.  of  Rural  Workers  and 
Agricultural  Labourers.  A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Wellingborough 
Div.  of  Northamptonshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Belle  Vue,  Old  Catton,  Norwich. 


SIR  ALFRED  W.  SMITHERS  (Kent,  Chlslehurst  Division). 

Alfred  Waldron  Smithers,  son 
of  the  late  William  Henry  Smithers,  of 
Bank  of  England  ;  b.  1850  :  m.  1880, 
Emma  Roberta,  da.  of  R.  M.  Theobald, 
M.R.C.S.  ;  sometime  Chm.  Grand 
Trunk  Railway  of  Canada ;  is  Dep. 
Chm.  of  S.-E.  Railway,  Director  on 
Managing  Committee  of  S.-El  and 
Chatham  Railway,  a  J.  P.,  and  Chm. 
of  English  Asso.  of  American  Share 
and  Bondholders ;  Knt.  1919.  An 
Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Chislehurst 
Div.  of  Kent  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residence — Homefield,  Knockholt,  Seven- 
oaks.     C/?</'j— Devonshire,  City  of  London. 


G.  A.  SPENCER  (Nottingham,  Broxtowe  Division). 

George  Alfred  Spencer;  b.  18 — ;  sometime  a  Checkweigh- 
man  ;  is  Pres.  Notts  Miners'  Asso.  A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Broxtowe 
Div.  of  Nottinghamshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 39,  Lanley  Grove,  Sherwood,  Nottingham. 

SPENCER-CHURCHILL  [see  Churchill]. 

SPENDER-CLAY  [see  Clay]. 

B.  C.  SPOOR  (Durham,  Bishop  Auckland  Division). 

Benjamin  Charles  Spoor,  O.B.E.  ;  b.  1878;  ed.  at  Barrington 
Sch.,  Bishop  Auckland  ;  is  a  builders'  merchant,  and  Gen.  Sec.  of  National 
Peace  Council;  served  in  Mediterranean  as  a  Commr.,  Young  Men's  Christian 
Asso.,  during  European  War  (O.B.E.  1918).  A  Labour  Member  ;  has  sat  for 
Bishop  Auckland  Div.  of  Durham  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— ^v^Q^  Auckland. 


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149 


COL.  SIR  ALEXANDER  SPROT,  Bt.  (FifesUre,  East  Division). 

Alexander  Sprot,  C.M.G.,  ist 
Baronet,  son  of  the  late  Alexander  Sprot 
(younger),  of  Garnkirk,  Lanarkshire ;  b. 
April  24th,  1853  ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1874):  vi.  1879, 
Ethel  Florence,  da.  of  Surg. -Gen.  E.  C. 
Thorp  ;  is  Lieut.-Col.  and  Brevet  Col.  (re- . 
tired),  and  a  J. P.  for  cos.  Fife  and  Lanark  ; 
Afghan  War  1879-80  (medal),  S.  African  War 
1 899- 1 902  (despatches  twice.  Queen's  medal 
with  six  clasps.  King's  medal  with  two  clasps), 
European  War  1914-17  (despatches  twice, 
C.M.G.,  19 1 4  star,  Croix  de  Guerre,  two 
medals);  C.M.G.  1917,  and  a  Baronet  1918. 
An  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested  Montrose 
1906,  and  E.  Div.  of  Fife  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910; 
elected  for  Fife,  E.  Div.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 


Residences — Stravithie    House, 
C/k^j— Carlton,  New  (Edinburgh). 


Fife- 


_  _  _  Stravithie, 

shire;   Garnkirk,  Lanarkshire. 

A.  STACK  (Kerry  Co.,  West  DiylslonXH 
Austin  (Augustine)   Stack;   b.    1880;   sometime  a  Solicitor's 
Managing  Clerk  ;  is  Sec.  for  Home  Affairs  in  Dail  Eireann.     A  Sinn  Fein 
Member ;  elected  for  W.  Div.  of  Kerry  Co.  Dec.  4th,   1918,  and  for  Kerry 
and  W.  Limerick  Cos.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
Residence — Tralee,  co.  Kerry. 

M.  J.  STAINES  (Dublin,  St.  Michan's  Division). 
Michael  J.  Staines  (a  native  of  Mayo)  ;  b.  1885  ;  is  a  Member 
of  Corporation  of  City  of  Dublin  ;  took  part  in  Irish  rising  Easter  1916  as  a 
Comdt.  Irish  Vol.  (deported,  released  1916).  A  Sinn  /-tUn  Member;  elected 
for  St.  Michan's  Div.  of  Dublin  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Dublin,  N.-W. 
Dublin  Div.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 
^  Residence —^(>,  Lower  O'Connell  Street,  Dublin. 

C.  THOMAS-STANFORD  (Brighton). 
Charles  Thomas-Stanford,  son  of  David  Collet  Thomas,  of 
Hove,  Sussex;  b.  April  3rd,  1858;  ed.  at  Oxford  Univ.  (B.A.  1881,  M.A. 
1898) :  m.  1897,  Ellen,  only  da.  and  heiress  of  the  late  William  Stanford, 
of  Preston  Manor,  Sussex,  and  widow  of  Vere  Benet-Stanford,  M.P.  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1882;  is  a  J. P.  for  Brighton  (Mayor  1910-11,  1911-12,  and 
19 1 2- 1 3)  and  Sussex;  assumed  by  Royal  Licence  1897  the  additional  sur- 
name of  Stanford.  A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  has  sat  for  Brighton  since 
June  29th,  1914. 

Residence — Preston  Manor,  Brighton.         C/z/i^f— Brooks's,  Carlton. 

LIEUT.-COL.  THE  HON.  G.  F.  STANLEY  (Preston). 

George  Frederick  Stanley,  CM.  G.,  6th  son  of  1 6th 
Earl  of  Derby,  by  Constance,  da.  of  4th  Earl  of  Clarendon  ; 
b.  Oct.  14th,  1872  ;  ed.  at  Wellington  Coll.,  and  at  Roy.  Mil. 
Acad.,  Woolwich:  m.  1903,  Lady  Beatrix  Taylour,  da.  of  4th 
Marquess  of  Headfort ;  is  Lieut.-Col.  R.A.  ;  appointed  Parlia- 
mentary Private  Sec.  to  Leader  of  the  Opposition  in  House 
of  Commons  (Rt.  Hon.  A.  Bonar  Law,  M.P.)  191 1,  an  Op- 
position Whip  1913,  Private  Sec.  to  sec.  of  State  for  War 
(Earl  of  Derby)  in  National  Min.  1916,  Comptroller  of  H.M. 
Household  1919,  and  Financial  Sec.  to  the  War  Office  1921  ; 
served   in   S.    Africa  1899-1900,  and  during    European  War 


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1914-18  {C.M.G.,  Legion  of  Honour,  Belgian  Order  of  The  Crown);  C.M.G. 
1916.     A  Conservative;  has  sat  for  Preston  since  Jan.  17th,  1910. 
Residettce—Sihhcnoh  Manor,  Market  Harboro'. 

C.  B.  STANTON  (Merthyr  TydvU.  Aberdare  Division). 

Charles  Butt  Stanton,  C.B.E.  ;  b.  1873  '•  "^-  ^893,  Alice  Maud 
Thomas ;  formerly  a  Miners'  Agent ;  is  Vice-Pres.  of  National  Democratic 
Party  (founded  by  British  Workers'  National  League),  and  a  Gov.  of  Cardiff 
and  Aberystwith  Univs.  ;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  An  Jndependent  Member; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Glamorganshire,  E.  Div.  Dec.  1910;  sat  for  Merthyr 
Tydvil  Nov.  1915  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Aberdare  Div.  thereof  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residence — Tydraw  House,  Aberdare. 

CAPT.  J.  R.  STARKEY  (NottlngliamBhlre,  Newark  Division). 
John  Ralph  Star  key,  el.  son  of  the  late  Lewis  Randle  Starkey, 
J. P.,  D.L.  (sometime  M.P.  for  S.  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire),  of  Nor- 
wood Park,  Nottinghamshire,  by  Constance,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Starkey, 
of  Spring  Wood  House,  Huddersfield;  b.  March  ist,  1859:  m.  1888,  Emily, 
da.  of  Sir  Charles  Seely,  ist  Bt.,  of  Sherwood  Lodge,  Arnold,  Nottingham, 
Brooke  House,  Isle  of  Wight,  and  30,  Prince's  Gate,  S.W.  ;  is  a  Landowner 
and  Farmer,  and  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Notts  ;  sometime  Capt.  S.  Notts  Yeo. 
A  Coalition  Conservativje  ;  has  sat  for  Newark  Div.  of  Nottinghamshire  since 
Jan.  25rl),  1906. 

Residence — Norwood  Park,  Southwell,  Notts.         Chib — Carlton. 

MAJOR  S.  STRANG  STEEL  (Kent,  Ashford  Division). 
Samuel  Strang  Steel,  son  of  the  late  William  Strang  Steel, 
J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Philiphaugh,  Selkirk  ;  b.  Aug.  ist,  1882  :  m.  1910,  Vere 
Mabel,  da.  of  Fiennes  Stanley  Wykeham  Cornwallis,  C.B.E.,  of  Linton  Park, 
Maidstone  ;  is  Major  Lothians  and  Border  Horse  ;  European  War  1914-18  in 
France  and  Salonika.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Peebles- 
shire and  Selkirkshire  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for  Ashford  Div.  of  Kent 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences—  ^-i,  Lennox  Gardens,  S.W.  ;  Philiphaugh,  Selkirk. 

STEEL-MAITLAND  (RAMSAT-STEEL-MAITLAND)  [see  Maitland). 

LIEUT.-COL.  H.  K.  STEPHENSON  {Sheffield,  Park  Division). 
Henry  Kenyon  Stephenson,  D.S.O.,  el.  surviving  son  of  the 
late  Sir  Henry  Stephenson,  of  The  Glen,  Sheffield  :  b.  1865;  Lieut. -Col.  late 
R.F.A.  (T.F.);  is  Pro-Chancellor  of  Sheffield  Univ.  (LL.D.),  a  J. P.  for 
Sheffield  and  for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  Chm.  and  Managing  Director  of 
Stephenson,  Blake  and  Co.,  type-founders,  and  Chm.  Sheffield  Gas  Co.  and 
Thomas  Turton  and  Sons  (Limited) ;  was  Master  Cutler  of  Sheffield  1919-20  ; 
European  War  1914-18,  Comdg.  an  R.F.A.  Brig,  (despatches  thrice,  D.S.O.)  ; 
has  been  twice  Lord  Mayor  of  Sheffield  ;  D.S.O.  1918.  A  Coalition  Liberal; 
has  sat  for  Park  Div.  of  Sheffield  since  Dec.  14th,  191 8. 
Residence— Hassop  Hall,  Hassop,  Derbyshire. 

M.  STEVENS  (Eccles). 

Marshall  Stevens,  son  of  Sanders  Stevens,  of  Plymouth  ;  b. 
1852;  ed.  privately:  m.  1873,  Louisa  B.,  da.  of  the  late  Philip  Blamey, 
of  Scorrier,  Cornwall  ;  is  Chm.  of  Traffiird  Park  Estates  (Limited),  and  of 
Port  of  Manchester  Warehouses  (Limited),  and  a  Director  of  Manchester 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Eccles  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— S9,  Northgate,  Regent's  Park,  N.W.  ;  Dingle  Bank,  East  Downs  Road, 
Bowdon,  Cheshire.  C/w<Jf— Caledonian,  St.  Stephen's,  Constitutional,  Brasenose  (Man- 
chester.) 


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G.  STEWART  (Chesliire,  Wlrral  Division). 

Gershom  Stewart,  son  of  Andrew  Stewart,  of  Greenock,  by 
Margaret,  da.  of  Robert  Leitch ;  b.  Dec.  30th,  1857 ;  ed.  privately,  and  at 
Sutton  Coldfield  Gram.  Sch.  :  m.  1904,  Henrietta  Ellen,  da.  of  the  late  Major 
W.  H.  Gresson,  65th  Regt. ;  sometime  Chm.  of  China  Asso.,  Pres.  of  St. 
Andrew's  So.,  Hong  Kong,  and  a  M.L.C.  of  that  Colony;  is  a  J. P.  for 
Cheshire.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  has  sat  for  Wirral  Div.  of  Cheshire 
since  Jan.  21st,   1910. 

Residence — Whiteholme,  Hoylake,  Cheshire.        C/«i5j— Carlton,  Conservative. 

E.  A.  STRAUSS  (Southwaxk,  North  Division). 

Edward  Anthony  Strauss,  son  of  Joseph  Strauss,  of  Highbury 
New  Park,  N. ,  by  Rosa,  da.  of  Anthony  Nathusius  ;  b.  Dec.  7th,  1862  ;  ed. 
at  King's  Coll.,  London;  is  a  merchant,  and  a  J. P.  for  cos.  London  and 
Berks.  A  Liberal;  sat  for  N.,  or  Abingdon,  Div.  of  Berkshire  Jan.  1906  to 
Jan.  1910,  when  he  was  defeated  ;  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Southwark  Dec.  i9ioto 
Nov.  1918;  elected  for  N.  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences^^g,  Grosvenor  Square,  W.  ;  Kingston  House,  Abingdon,  Berks.  Clubs — 
Bath,  Reform.  Royal  Automobile,  National  Liberal. 

J.  L.  STURROCK  (Montrose). 
John  Leng  Sturrock,  son  of  James  Sturrock,  of  Dundee,  by 
the  el.  da.  of  the  late  Sir  John  Leng,  M.P.  ;  b.  1878;  ed  at  High  Sch., 
and  Univ.  Coll.,  Dundee  ;  is  a  Publisher,  a  J. P.  for  Dundee,  and  Sec.  to 
Coalition  Liberals  in  House  of  Commons ;  appointed  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to 
Sec.  of  State  for  Home  Depart.  1919.  A  Coalition  Liberal ;  has  sat  for  Mont- 
rose since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Newport,  Fife.         Clubs — National  Liberal,  Eastern  (Dundee). 

REAR- ADM.  M.  F.  SUETER  (Hertfordshire,  Hertford  Division). 

Murray  Fraser  Sueter,  C.B.,  son  of  Fleet-Paymaster  J.  T. 
Sueter,  R.N.  ;  b.  Oct.  7th,  1872:  ni.  1903,  Elinor  Mary  de  Winton,  only 
child  of  the  late  Lieut.-Gen.  the  Hon.  Sir  Andrew  Clarke,  G.C.M.G.,  C.B., 
CLE.,  R.E.  ;  entered  R.N.  1886,  became  Lieut.  1894,  Com.  1903,  Capt. 
1909,  Commodore  (ist  class)  1915,  and  Rear-Adm.  (retired)  1920;  was 
Assist,  to  Director  of  Naval  Ordnance  at  the  Admiralty  1903-5,  Inspecting 
Capt.  of  Airships  1910-12,  Director  of  Air  Depart,  at  the  Admiralty  1912-15, 
Sup.  of  Aircraft  Construction  1915-17,  and  a  Member  of  Advisory  Committee 
on  Aeronautics  1909-17,  and  of  Joint  War  Air  Committee  1916;  is  a  Com. 
of  Order  of  Saviour  of  Greece,  and  of  Legion  of  Honour ;  has  3rd  class  of 
Orders  of  Rising  Sun  of  Japan  and  Vladimir  of  Russia  ;  is  a  Director  of 
Sunday  Publications  (Limited);  author  of  "  Evolution  of  Submarine  Boats, 
Mines,  and  Torpedoes";  C.B.  (Civil)  1914.  An  Independent  Member;  has 
sat  for  Hertfordshire,  Hertford  Div.,  since  June  i6th,  1921. 

Residence — The  Howe,  Howe  Hill,  Watlington,  Oxon. 

W.  H.  SUGDEN  (Lancashire,  Royton  Division). 

Wilfrid  Hart  Sugden,  son  of  the  late  William  Arthur  Sugden ; 
b,  18—  ;  ed.  at  Waterloo  Sch.,  Lancashire,  and  at  London  Univ.  ;  is  a  steel 
and  constructional  engineer,  Lieut.  R.E.,  a  Gov.  of  Waterloo  Sch.  and  of 
Oldham  Municipal  Technical  Sch.,  a  Member  of  Oldham  Electricity,  Educa- 
tion and  Higher  Education  Committees,  and  a  Town  Councillor  for  Oldham ; 
appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  of  State  for  Ireland  May  1921. 
A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Royton  Div.  of  Lancashire  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residence — Oldham.        Clubs — Carlton,  Junior  Constitutional. 


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BRIO.OEN.  H.  C.  SURTEE8  (Gateshead). 


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Herbert  Conyers  Surtees,  C.B., 
C.M.G.,  D.S.O.,  M.  V.O.,  son  of  the  late  Col. 
Charles  Freville  Surtees,  of  Mainsforth  Hall, 
Ferryhill ;  b.  Jan.  13th,  1858  ;  ed.  at  Harrow, 
and  at  Roy.  Mil.  Coll.,.  Sandhurst :  ;«.  1887, 
Madeleine  Augusta  (has  Order  of  Chefakat  of 
Turkey),  da.  of  E.  Crabbe  ;  entered  49th  Re^. 
1876,  became  Capt.  Coldstream  Guards  1887, 
Major  1895,  Lieut. -Col.  19CX),  Brevet  Col.  1904, 
Col.  1908  (retired  1912),  and  Hon.  Brig.-Gen. 
1917  ;  served  with  Nile  Expedition  1884-5,  in 
command  of  Turkish  Mounted  Inf.,  and  present 
at  battle  of  Ginnis  in  command  of  3rd  Egyptian 
Camel  Corps  (medal  with  clasp,  bronze  star, 
4th  class  Medjidie,  2nd  class  Osnianieh),  with 
Soudan  Expedition  1885-6,  in  S.  Africa  1899- 
1900,  in  command  of  his  Regt.,  present  at  actions  of  Belmont,  Modder  River, 
Magersfontein,  Driefontein,  Diamond  Hill,  and  Belfast,  and  operations  in 
Transvaal  (despatches,  Queen's  medal  with  six  clasps,  D.S.O.),  and  during 
European  War  1914-18,  Comdg.  an  Inf.  Brig,  (despatches  twice,  C.M.G., 
1 914- 1 5  Star,  two  medals)  ;  was  D.A.A.G.,  S.  Dist.  1897-9;  appointed  an 
Inspector  of  Inf.  1916  ;  is  a  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Durham,  Lord  of  the  Manor 
of  Mainsforth,  a  F.S.A.,  and  a  F.R.G.S. ;  was  Mil.  Attache  at  Constantinople 
and  Athens  1905-9;  is  Hon.  Col.  4th  Batn.  Durham  L.I.  ;  has  Grand  Cross 
of  Order  of  the  Saviour  of  Greece  ;  D.S.O.  1900,  M.V.O.  (4th  class)  1906, 
C.B.  (Mil.)  1906,  C.M.G.  1919.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Gateshead 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918,  having  been  defeated  therefor  Dec.  1910. 

Residence — Mainsforth  Hall,  Ferryhill.         Clubs — Carlton,  Constitutional,  1900. 


SIR  WILLIAM  SUTHERLAND  (ArgyUsliire). 

William  Sutherland,  K.C.B.,  son  of  the  late  Alan  Sutherland, 
of  Glasgow;  b.  March  4th,  1880 ;  ed.  at  Gla^ow  Univ.:  m.  1921,  Anne 
Christine,  C.B.E.,  da.  of  —  Fountain  ;  is  a  Merchant  ;  was  Sec. 
Cabinet  Committee  on  Supply  of  Munitions  of  War  1915,  and  Private 
Sec.  to  Rt.  Hon.  D.  Lloyd  George,  P.C,  M.P.,  when  Min.  of  Munitions 
1915-16,  when  Sec.  of  State  for  War  1916,  and  when  Prime  Min.  1916-19 ; 
appointed  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  the  Prime  Min.  191 9,  and  a  Junior  Lord  of 
the  Treasury  and  Coalition  Liberal  Whip  for  Scotland  1920;  author  of  "The 
Call  of  the  Land,"  etc.,  etc. ;  cr.  K.C.B.  (Civil)  1919.  A  Liberal  Coalitionist ; 
has  sat  for  Argyllshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences — Westminster  Palace  Gardens,  S.W. ;  Btrthwaite  Hall,  Bamsley. 


J.  E.  SWAN  (Durham,  Barnard  Castle  Division). 

John  Edmund  Swan  ;  b.  1877  ;  is  a  miner  and  a  checkweigh- 
man.  A  Labour  Member',  has  sat  for  Barnard  Castle  Div.  of  Durham  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Dipton,  co.  Durham. 


J.  SWEENEY  (Donegal  Co.,  West  Division).: 
Joseph  Sweeney  ;  b.  1897.     A  Sinn  Fein  Member;  elected  for 
W.  Div.  of  Donegal  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Donegal  Co.  in  Parliament 
of  S.  Ireland  May  1921. 
Residence — Burtonport. 


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LIEUT.-COL.  SIR  ALAN  J.  SYEES,  Bt.  (Chesbire,  Knutsford  Dlvisloii). 

Alan   John    Sykes,    ist    Baronet, 

second  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Hardcastle 
Sykes,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Cringle  House, 
Cheshire,  by  Mary,  da.  of  John  Piatt,  some- 
time M.P.  for  Oldham  ;  b.  April  llth,  1868; 
ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford 
(B.A.  1889,  M.A.  1897)  ;  sometime  a  part- 
ner in  the  firm  of  Sykes  and  Co.,  bleachers, 
of  Edgeley  ;  is  Chm.  of  Bleachers'  Asso. 
(Limited),  and  Colwyn  Bay  and  Pwlly- 
crochan  Estate  Co.  (Limited),  Chm.  Stock- 
port Infirmary  and  of  Govs,  of  Stockport 
Gram.  Sch.,  Pres.  Blind  Institute,  Stock- 
port, a  Director  of  Alliance  Mortgage  Co. 
(Limited),  Chm.  Cheshire  Div.  National 
Unionist  Asso.,  and  a  J  P.  and  D.L.  for 
Cheshire ;  was  Lieut. -Col.  Comdg.  6th  Batn. 
Cheshire  Regt.  (formerly  Major  3rd  Vol. 
Batn.)  1911-14;  elected  Mayor  of  Stock- 
port 1910  ;  f r.  a  Baronet  1917.  A  Coalition 
Conservative  ;  has  sat  for  Knutsford  Div.  of 
Cheshire  since  Jan.  21st,  1910. 

Residences — 2,  Down  Street,  W.  ;  South  View, 
Cheadle,  Cheshire.        Clubs — Carlton,  Junior  Athe- 
naeum, Royal  Automobile,  Union,  Constitutional  (Manchester). 

SIR  CHARLES  SYKES,  Bt.  (Huddersfield). 

Charles  Sykes,  K.B.E.,  ist  Baronety 
son  of  the  late  Benjamin  Sykes  ;  b.  1867  ;  ed. 
at  National  Sch.,  Kirkheaton  :  m.  1892,  the 
youngest  da.  of  the  late  Benjamin  Newsome  ; 
a  Woollen  Manufacturer,  and  Chm.  of  Sir 
Charles  Sykes  and  Sons  (Limited),  Scotch 
twreed  manufacturers,  of  Netherdale,  Gala- 
shiels, and  a  J. P.  for  Huddersfield ;  was 
Director  of  Wool  Textile  Production,  Chm. 
of  Board  of  Control  Worsted  Woollen  Trades 
during  European  War;  cnK.B.E.  (Civil)  1918, 
and  a  Baronet  1921.  A  Coalition  Liberal  % 
has  sat  for  Huddersfield  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Resilience — Kingsknowes,  Galashiels.  Clubs — 
National  Liberal,  Royal  Automobile,  Liberal  (Hud- 
dersfield). 

J.  TAYLOR  (Dumbarton). 
John  Taylor,  O.B.E.,  son  of  Robert  Taylor,  by  his  wife  Janet; 
b.  Dec.  23rd,  1857:  m.  1891,  Agnes  Gordon,  da.  of  W.  Wood;  sometime 
a  Painter  and  Decorator  ;  25  years  a  Member  of  Clydebank  Town  Council 
(14  years  Provost)  :  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1918.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  has  sat  for 
Dumbarton  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence^Cx3\g(orth,  Baskerville  Road,  Wandsworth  Common,  S.W. 

G.  TERRELL  (Wiltshire,  CMppenliain  Division). 

George  Terrell,  younger  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Hull  Terrell, 
formerly  a  County  Court  Judge  ;    b.   April  23rd,  1862 ;    ed.    privately :    w. 


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MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


iqoy,  Grace,  da.  of  J.  J.  Hawkins,  formerly  of  Cupola  House,  Burnham,  and 
widow  of  Mansel  Carne,  of  St.  Donats  Castle,  Glamorganshire  ;  sometime 
in  Mercantile  Marine  ;  is  a  Director  of  Tyer  and  Co.  (Limited),  and  a  Member 
of  Council  of  Yacht  Racing  Asso.  A  Conservative;  sat  for  N.W.,  or 
Chippenham,  Div.  of  Wiltshire  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for 
Chippenham  Div.  of  Wilts  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

/lesidtnces—4S,  Wilton  Crescent,  S.W.  ;  Avon  House,  Chippenham,  Wilts.  Ciuis — 
Carlton,  Royal  Thames  Yacht. 

CAPT.  R.  TERRELL  (Oxfordshire,  Henley  Division). 

Reginald  Terrell,  younger  son  of  George  Terrell,  M.P.  for 
Wilts,  Chippenham  Div.;  b.  1889;  ed.  at  Harrow;  is  Capt.  Grenadier 
Guards  ;  served  during  European  War  1914-18  (wounded).  A  Coalition 
Unionist;  has  sat  for  Henley  Div.  of  Oxfordshire  since  Dec.   14th,  1918. 

Address — House  of  Commons,  Westminster,  S.W.i. 

RIGHT  HON.  JAMES  H.  THOMAS  (Derby). 

James  Henry  Thomas,  F.C;  b.  1874  ;  Hon.  LL.D.  Cambridge 
1920 :  tn.  1897,  Agnes  Hill,  of  Newport,  Monmouthshire  ;  has  been  Engine 
Driver  on  Great  Western  Railway,  a  Town  Councillor  of  Swindon  (Chm. 
of  its  Finance  and  other  Committees),  and  Organizing  Sec.  of  Amalgamated 
So.  of  Railway  Servants  (Pres.  1910);  is  a  J. P.  for  Kent,  Gen.  Sec.  of 
National  Union  of  Railwaymen,  Chm.  Parliamentary  Committee  of  Trades 
Union  Congress,  Pres.  International  Federation  of  Trade  Unions,  and  a  Vice- 
Chm.  of  Labour  Party  in  House  of  Commons ;  Pres.  Trade  Union  Congress 
1920  ;  P.C.  1917.  A  Labour  Member;  has  sat  for  Derby  since  Jan.  15th, 
1910. 

Residence — 125,  Thurlow  Park  Road,  Dulwich,  S.E.  Address — Unity  House,  Euston 
Road,  N.W. 

BRIG.-GEN.  SIR  OWEN  THOMAS  (Anglesey  County). 

Owen  Thomas,  son  of  Owen  Thomas,  of  Henblas,  Anglesey; 
6.  Dec.  i8th,  1858:  m.  1887,  Frederica,  da.  of  Frederick  Pershouse  ;  served 
in  S.  Africa  1899-1902,  Comdg.  Prince  of  Wales'  Light  Horse;  raised  a  Brig. 
1914,  and  commanded  N.  Wales  Brig.  1914-16 ;  is  an  Agriculturist  Expert, 
an  Hon.  Brig.-Gen.,  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Anglesey  (Sheriff  1895)  ;  Knt. 
1917.  K'o.  Independent  Member;  has  sat  for  Anglesey  Co.  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residence — Penbryn,  Harpsden,  Henley-on-Thames.  Chambers — Carlton  House, 
Regent  Street,  W.i. 

SIR  ROBERT  J.  THOMAS,  Bt.  (Denbighshire,  Wrexham  Division). 

Robert  John  Thomas,  ist  Baronet ; 
b.  1873 :  »/.  1905,  Marie  Rose,  da.  of  Arthur 
Burrows,  of  Shanghai ;  is  a  Ship  and  Insur- 
ance Broker  and  Underwriter  at  Lloyd's  ;  was 
High  Sheriff  of  Anglesey  1912 ;  15  years 
Treasurer  Anglesey  Eisteddfod  Asso. ;  founded 
Welsh  Heroes  Memorial  Fund  (giving  ;^20,ooo 
and  collecting  ;^8o,ooo  at  own  expense) ; 
gave  ;^io,cxx)  to  found  Scholarships  for  sons 
and  daughters  of  men  of  Mercantile  Marine 
who  lost  their  lives  during  the  war  ;  has  built 
and  equipped  Convalescent  Home  for  Dis- 
charged and  Disabled  Soldiers  and  Sailors  at 
Holyhead ;  cr.  Baronet  1918.  A  Coalition 
Liberal;  has  sat  for  Wrexham  Div.  of  Den- 
bighshire since  Dec.  14th,   1918. 

.S"<»a/j— Garreglwyd,  Holyhead ;  Newlands,  Wim- 
bledon. 


THOMAS-STANFORD  [see  Stanford]. 


MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENT.  1 55 


LIEUT.-COL.^E.  C.  METSEY-THOMPSON  (Birmingham,  Handsworth  Division). 

Ernest  Claude  Meysey-Thompson,  sixth  son 
of  Sir  Harry  Stephen  Meysey-Thompson,  ist  Bt.,  of  Kirby 
Hall,  York,  by  Elizabeth,  da.  ofSir  John  Croft,  istBt.  j*^. 
Feb.  1 8th,  1859  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  : 
ni.  1894,  Alice  Jane  Blanche,  da.  of  the  late  Col.  John 
Joicey,  M.P.,  of  Newton  Hall,  Northumberland;  for- 
merly Major  Yorkshire  Hussars;  is  Lieut. -Col.  R.F.A., 
and  a  J. P.  for  N.  and  W.  Ridings  of  Yorkshire;  Euro- 
pean War  1914-16  Comdg.  a  Brig.  R.F.A.;  raised  5 
Brigs.  R.F.A.  and  6  Batteries  R.G.A.  A  Liberal 
Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested  Yorkshire,  E.  Riding, 
Buckrose  Div.  Oct.  1900;  sat  for  Handsworth  Div.  of 
Staffordshire  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Hands- 
Je  veux  de  bonne  guerre,  worth  Div.  of  Birmingham  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — SpellowHill,  Knaresborough.      Clubs — Yorkshire,  Carlton. 

F.  C.  THOMSON  (Aberdeen,  South  Division). 

Frederick  Charles  Thomson,  third  son  of  James  Wishart 
Thomson,  shipowner,  of  Glen  Park,  Balerno,  Midlothian,  by  his  wife,  Barbara 
Gray  Cunningham  ;  b.  May  27th,  1875  ;  ^^  ^^  Edinburgh  Acad.,  at  Univ. 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1898),  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (LL.B.  1901)  ;  Bar.  Scot- 
land 1901  and  Inner  Temple  1904  :  m.  1904,  Constance  Margaret,  da.  of 
Hamilton  A.  Hotson  ;  European  War  1914-18  in  Egypt  as  Lieut.  Scottish 
Horse,  and  in  Salonika  with  Lovat  Scouts  (wounded) ;  has  been  Parlia- 
mentary Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  R.  S.  Home,  G.B.E.,  M.P. 
{Min.  of  Labour,  Pres.  of  Board  of  Trade,  and  Chancellor  of  Exchequer) 
since  1919.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Aberdeen  since  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

Residence — 8,  Egerton  Place,  S.W.3.  Clubs — Caledonian,  Carlton,  University  (Edin- 
burgh), Royal  Northern  (Aberdeen). 

(W.)  T.  THOMSON  (Middlesbrough,  West  Division). 

(Walter)  Trevelyan  Thomson,  son  of  Thomas  James  Thomson, 
of  Stockton,  by  Mary  Jane,  da.  of  Samuel  Barratt,  of  Gainsboro' ;  b.  April  30th, 
1875;  ed.  at  Ackworth  Sch.,  Bootham,  York:  m.  1907,  Hilda  Mary,  da.  of 
the  late  Rev.  John  George  Tolley,  of  London  ;  is  an  iron  and  steel  merchant, 
and  a  Town  Councillor  of  Middlesbrough  ;  European  War  1917-19  as  Sergeant 
in  R.E.  An  Independent  Liberal;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Middlesbrough 
since  Dec.   14th,   1918. 

Residence— Thi  Corner,  Old  Battersby,  Great  Ayton,  Yorkshire.  Clubs — National 
Liberal,  Cleveland. 

SIR  WILLIAM  MITCHELL-THOMSON,  Bt.  (Glasgow,  Maryhill  Division). 
William  Mitchell-Thomson,  K.B.E.,  2nd 
Baronet,  only  son  of  Sir  Mitchell  Mitchell-Thomson, 
1st  Bt.,  Polmood,  Peeblesshire,  by  Eliza  Flowerdew, 
who  d.  1877,  da.  of  the  late  William  Lowson,  of 
Balthayock,  Perthshire;  b.  April  15th,  1877;  ed.  at 
Winchester,  and  at  BalHol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1900) 
and  Edinburgh  (LL.B.  1902)  Univs.  :  w.  1909, 
Madeleine,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  Malcolm  Donald 
McEacharn,  of  Galloway  House,  Garlieston,  N.B., 
and  Goathland,  Melbourne  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1903; 
Lieut.  R.N.V.  R.  1914-18;  is  a  Member  of  Roy.  Co. 
of  Archers  (H.M.'s  Body  Guard  for  Scotland)  ; 
appointed  Director  of  Restriction  of  Enemy  Supplies 
1916,  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Food  1920,  and  Parliamentary  Sec.  to 
Board  of  Trade  April  1921  ;  was  British  Representative,  Supreme  Economic 


156  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

Council,  Paris  1919 ;  has  Legion  of  Honour  and  Order  of  Crown  of  Italy  ; 
C.  B.E.  and  K.B.E.  1918.  A  Coalition  Unionist ;  sat  for  N.-W.  Div.  of  Lanark- 
shire Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910  (when  he  was  defeated),  and  for  N.  Down  Div. 
of  Down  Co.  April  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Maryhill  Div.  of  Glasgow 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — i,  Wilbraham  Place,  S.W.i.        C/«^j— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton. 

O.  R.  THORNE  (Wolverhampton,  East  Division). 

George  Rennie  Thorne,  son  of  the  late  George  Thome ; 
b.  Oct.  I2th,  1853;  ed.  at  Tettenhall  Coll.,  Wolverhampton:  ni.  1881,  Susan 
Mary,  da.  of  Thomas  Jones,  J.P.,  of  Newtown,  Montgomeryshire ;  admitted 
Solicitor  1876;  is  head  of  the  legal  firm  of  G.  R.  Thorne,  Sons  and  Co.,  of 
Wolverhampton,  and  an  Independent  Liberal  Whip  in  House  of  Commons  : 
sometime  an  Alderman  of  Wolverhampton  (Mayor  1902-3).  A  Liberal  % 
unsuccessfully  contested  Wolverhampton,  W.  Div.  July  1895,  ^"^l  Wolver- 
hampton, S.  Div.  Feb.  1898  ;  has  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Wolverhampton  since 
May  5th,  1908. 

Residence — Coalway  Road,  Wolverhampton.        C/»^— National  Liberal. 

W.  J.  THORNE  (West  Ham,  Plaistow  Division). 

William  James  Thorne,  son  of  Thomas  Thorne,  a  brickfield 
worker  ;  b.  Oct.  8th,  1857  ;  has  been  a  Member  of  the  Trade  Union  Congress 
Parliamentary  Committee  since  1894  (Pres.  1912) ;  is  Gen.  Sec.  of  the 
National  Union  of  Gen.  Workers  (which  he  established  1889)  ;  has  been 
a  Member  of  West  Ham  Town  Council  since  1890  (Dep.  Mayor  1899-1900, 
Mayor  1917-18).  A  Labour  Member;  sat  for  S.  Div.  of  W.  Ham  Jan.  1906 
to  Nov.  1918,  having  been  defeated  there  Oct.  1900  ;  elected  for  Plaistow  Div. 
thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— \,  Lawrence  Road,  Upton  Park,  E. 

CAFT.  J.  H.  THORPE  (Manchester,  Rusholme  Division). 

John  Henry  Thorpe,  O.B.E.,  el.  son  of  the  Rev.  Canon  John 
Henry  Thorpe,  B.D.,  V.  of  St.  George's,  Stockport,  and  Rural  Dean  ;  b. 
1887  ;  ed.  at  Leatherhead,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  Capt.  7th  Batn.  Man- 
chester Regt. ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  191 1  ;  goes  N.  Circuit  ;  European  War 
1914-18  (despatches,  O.B.E.);  O.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919.  A  Coalition  Unionist; 
has  sat  for  Rusholme  Div.  of  Manchester  since  Oct.  7th,  1919. 

Chambers — 6,  Crown  Office  Row,  Temple,  E.G.         Club — Carlton. 

T.  G.  TICKLER  (Grimsby). 

Thomas  George  Tickler,  son  of  George  Tickler,  of  Withern, 
Lincolnshire;  b.  Sept.  30th,  1852:  in.  1878,  Louise,  da.  of  Wallis  Thomas 
Wells,  of  Withern  Hall,  Lincolnshire  ;  is  Managing  Director  of  T.  G.  Tickler 
(Limited),  fruit  growers  and  preservers,  of  Great  Grimsby  and  Southall,  Chm. 
and  Managing  Director  of  Heathcote  Pottery  Co.  (Limited)  of  Swadlincote, 
and  a  J. P.  for  Grimsby  ;  15  years  a  Member  of  Grimsby  Town  Council  (Mayor 
1907).  A  Conservative;  sat  for  Great  Grimsby  May  1914  to  Nov.  1918 ; 
elected  for  Grimsby  Dec.    1918. 

Residence — Shirley  Lodge,  Langley,  I'ucks.      Clubs — St.  Stephen's,  Royal  Automobile. 

B.  TILLETT  (Saltord,  Northern  Division). 
Benjamin  Tillett;  b.  i860  ;  at  eight  years  of  age  worked  in  a 
brickfield ;  sometime  in  R.N. ;  one  of  the  Pioneer  Organisers  of  Gen. 
Federation  of  Trade  Unions,  National  Transport  Workers'  Federation,  and 
International  Transport  Workers'  Federation ;  is  Founder  and  Sec.  of  Dock, 
Wharf,  Riverside,  and  Gen.  Workers'  Union  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland, 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  157 

and  a  Member  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  Sugar  Supply.     A  Labour  Member  ;  un- 
successfully contested  W.  Div.  of  Bradford  July  1892  and  July  1895,  Eccles,  or 
S.-E.,  Div.  of  Lancashire  Jan.  1906,  and  Swansea  Town  Div.  of  Swansea  Jan. 
1910;  has  sat  for  Salford,  N.  Div.  since  Nov.  2nd,  1917. 
Address — Effingham  House,  Arundel  Street,  Strand,  W.C.2. 


R.  TOOTILL  (Bolton). 

Robert  Tootill,  C.B.E.,  son  of  James  Tootill ;  b.  Oct.  22nd, 
1850 ;  was  a  Town  Councillor  of  Bolton  1887-1914,  and  Sec.  Bolton  Trades 
Council  1894- 1920  ;  sometime  a  Member  of  National  War  Aims  Committee, 
Central  Tribunal,  and  Parliamentary  Pensions  Bureau ;  is  Gen.  Sec.  Machine 
and  Gen.  Labourers'  Union  ;  C.B.E.  1918.  A  Labour  Member ;  sat  for 
Bolton-le-Moors  Sept.  1914  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Bolton  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — 


M.  G.  TOWNLEY  (Bedfordshire,  Mid  Division). 

Maximilian  Gowran  Townley,  son  of  Charles  Watson  Townley, 
of  Fulbourn  Manor,  Cambridge,  by  Georgina,  da.  of  Maximilian  Dalison,  of 
Hamptons,  Kent ;  b.  June  22nd,  1864;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. 
(M.A.  1888)  :  m.  1902,  the  Hon.  Ellen  Sydney  St.  John,  da.  of  15th  Baron 
St.  John  of  Bletso ;  sometime  temporary  Major,  attached  Gen.  Head  Quarters ; 
is  a  J. P.  for  Bedfordshire,  and  Chm.  Norfolk  Estuary  Co.  A  Coalition 
Unionist;  has  sat  for  Mid  Div.  of  Bedfordshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Melchbourne,  Sharnbrook,  Bedfordshire.        Club — Carlton. 


MA  J. -GEN.  SIR  CHARLES  V.  F.  TOWNSHEND  (ShropsMre,  The  Wrekin 
Division). 

Charles  Vere  Ferrars  Townshend,  K.C.B., 
D.S.O.,  son  of  the  late  Charles  Thornton  Townshend 
by  Louise,  who  d.  1878,  da.  of  the  late  John  Graham, 
of  Melbourne;  b.  Feb.  21st,  1861  :  th.  1898,  Alice, 
da.  of  Comte  Louis  Cahen  d'Anvers,  of  Chateau 
de  Champs,  Seine  et  Marne,  France,  and  2,  Rue  de 
Bassano,  Paris;  entered  R.M.L.L  1881  and  I.S.C. 
1886,  became  Capt.  1892,  Brevet  Major  1895,  Brevet 
Lieut.-Col.  1896,  Brevet  Col.  1904,  Col.  1907,  and 
Hcec generijncrementa  •^^:^.Q^^^  igij.  transferred  to  Roy.  Fusiliers  (City  of 
"'  London  Regt.)  1900,  and  to  the  King's  (Shropshire  L.L) 

1906;  served  in  Sudan  Expedition  1884-5,  present  (1884)  at  operations  at 
Suakim  (despatches),  and  with  Guards'  Camel  Corps  in  Nile  Expedition 
at  actions  of  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat  and  reconnaissance  on  Metemneh 
(medal  with  two  clasps,  bronze  star),  with  Hunza-Nagar  Expedition  1891-2, 
present  at  taking  of  Nilt  (despatches,  medal  with  clasp),  during  operations  in 
Chitral  1895  commanded  garrison  of  Chitral  Fort  during  the  siege  (thanked  by 
Govt,  of  India,  despatches,  medal  with  clasp.  Brevet  Major,  C.B.),  with  Don- 
gola  Expedition  1896,  in  command  of  I2th  Soudanese,  present  at  action  of 
Ferket  and  occupation  of  Dongola  (despatches,  medal  with  two  clasps,  Brevet 
Lieut.-Col.),  at  battle  of  Atbara  1898  (despatches  specially,  clasp),  with  Nile 
Expedition  1898,  present  at  battle  of  Khartum  (despatches,  D.S.O.),  in  S. 
Africa  1900  as  A.A.G.  Head  Quarters  Staff,  and  Assist.  Mil.  Gov.,  Orange 
Free  State,  and  in  Mesopotamia  1914-16,  Comdg.  at  battles  of  Ctesiphon  and 
Kut,  and  during  siege  of  Kut-al-Amara  (despatches,  prisoner,  K.C. B.)  ;  acted 
as  Mil.  Attache  in  Paris  1905 ;  appointed  an  A.A.G.  in  India  1907,  and  com- 
manded Orange  Free  State  Dist.  1909-11;  appointed  Gen.  Officer  Comdg. 
Home  Counties  Div.  Territorial  Force  April  1912,  E.  Anglian  Div.  Sept. 
1912,  and  to  command  troops  at  Jhansi  1913 ;  is  h.-p.  to  the  Marquessate  of 


158  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

Townshend;  C.B.  (Mil.)  1895,  D.S.O.  1898,  K.C.B,  (Mil.)  1916.  An  Inde- 
pendent  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Shropshire,  The  Wrekin  Div.  since  Nov.  20th, 
1920. 

Residence— VcTc  Lodge.    South  Raynham,   Norfolk.         C/«/'j— Naval  and   Military, 
Bachelors',  Brooks's,  White  s,  1900. 


MAJOR  O.  C.  TRYON  (Brighton). 

George  Clement  Tryon,  son  of  the  late  Vice-Adm.  Sir  George 
Tryon,  K.C.B.,  by  the  Hon.  Clementina  Charlotte  Heathcote,  da.  of  ist 
Baron  Aveland,  and  sister  of  ist  Earl  of  Ancaster  ;  b.  May  15th,  1871  ;  ed., 
at  Eton,  and  at  Roy.  Mil.  Coll.,  Sandhurst:  m.  1905,  the  Hon.  Averil  Vivian, 
da.  of  1st  Baron  Swansea;  is  Capt.  and  Brevet  Major  Grenadier  Guards; 
served  in  S.  Africa  1899-1900  (medal  with  two  clasps)  ;  was  Comdt.,  London 
Dist.  Sch.  of  Instruction  1914-18;  appointed  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  Air 
Dec.  1919,  and  Parliamentary  Sec  to  Min.  of  Pensions  April  1920 ;  author  of 
"Tariff  Reform."  A  Coalition  Conservative  ;  has  sat  for  Brighton  since  Jan. 
l8th,  1910,  having  been  defeated  there  Jan.  1906. 

Residences— ig,  Eaton  Square,  ^.W.  ;  The  Manor  House,  Great  Durnford,  Salisbury. 
Club — Guards'. 


E.  R.  TURTON  (YorksMre,  North  Riding,  Thirsk  and  Malton  Division). 

Edmund  Russborough  Turton,  son  of  the  late  Major  Edmund 
Henry  Turton,  formerly  3rd  Dragoon  Guards,  of  Upsall  Castle,  Yorkshire, 
by  Lady  Cecilia  Mary  Leeson,  who  d.  1893,  da.  and  heiress  of  4th  Earl  of 
Milltown  ;  b.  Nov.  ist,  1857  :  m.  1888,  Clementina  Sarah,  da.  of  the  late  Rt. 
Hon.  Sir  Spencer  Cecil  Brabazon  Ponsonby-Fane,  P.C.,  G.C.B..  LS  O.,  of 
Brympton,  Yeovil;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1882;  is  a  Director  of  N. -Eastern 
Railway  Co.,  of  London  Joint  Stock  Bank,  and  of  Yorkshire  Insurance  Co., 
a  J.  P.  and  D.L.  for  N.  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  and  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions. 
A  Conservative  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Yorkshire,  N.  Riding,  Thirsk  and 
Malton  Div.  1885,  and  Yorkshire,  N.  Riding,  Richmond  Div.  1886,  1892, 
and  1895  ;  has  sat  for  Thirsk  and  Malton  Div.  of  N.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  since 
Feb.  I2th,  1915. 

Residences— IJ^sM  Castle,  Thirsk  ;  Russborough,  Blessington,  co.  Wicklow.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Brooks's,  Kildare  Street,  Yorkshire. 


D.  VICKERS  (Sheffield,  Hallam  Division). 

Douglas  ViCKERS,  son  of  the  late  Col.  Thomas  Edward  Vickers, 
C.B.,  by  Frances,  da.  of  John  Douglas;  h.  July  24th,  1861  ;  ed.  at  Marl- 
borough :  m.  1893,  the  Hon.  Katharine  Adelaide  Chetwynd,  sister  of  8th 
Viscount  Chetwynd  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Derbyshire,  Chm.  of  Vickers  (Limited), 
and  a  Director- of  Midland  Railway.  An  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Brightside  Div.  of  Sheffield  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for  Hallam  Div.  of 
Sheffield  since  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences— Chzp^X  House,  Charles  Street,  Berkeley  Squate,  W.  ;  Temple  Dinsley, 
Hitchin  ;  Tulloch  Castle,  Dingwall.        C/7/*j— Carlton,  Wellington,  Prince's. 


R.  WADDINGTON  (Rossendale). 

Robert  Waddington,  son  of  William  Waddington,  of  Rawten- 
stall;  b.  Dec.  13th,  1868  ;  ed.  at  St.  Mary's  National  Sch.,  Rawtenstall :  m. 
1896,  Pollie,  da.  of  the  late  James  Rothwell  Baxenden;  is  a  cotton  spinner 
and  manufacturer,  and  Joint  Managing  Director  of  James  Rothwell  (Limited), 
of  Rawtenstall  and  Haslingden.  A  Conservative  ;  has  sat  for  Rossendale  since 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

^«i</f««— Springfield,  Haslingden.        C/«i— Constitutional. 


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159 


C.  L.  FORESTIER  WALKER  (MonmouthsMre,  Monmouth  Divlsioii). 

Charles  Leolin  Forestier- 
Walker,  son  of  Sir  George  Ferdinand 
Radzivill  Forestier-Walker,  2nd  Bt.,  of 
Castledon,  Cardiff,  by  the  Hon.  Fanny 
Henrietta  Morgan,  who  d.  1887,  da.  of 
1st  Lord  Tredegar;  b.  May  6th,  1866: 
?n.  1894,  Alice,  da.  of  John  Blandy- 
Jenkins,  of  Llanharan,  Glamorganshire, 
and  Kingston  Bagpuze,  Berks;  is  a  J. P. 
and  County  Councillor  for  Monmouth- 
shire, a  Forestry  Commr.  (unpaid)  for 
Wales,  a  Member  of  Welsh  Church 
Commn.,  a  Director  of  Alexandra  Docks 
and  Railway  Co.  (Limited),  and  other 
COS.,  a  Knight  of  Grace  of  the  Order  of  St. 
John  of  Jerusalem  in  England,  and  Hon. 
Director  St.  John  Ambulance  for  Wales  ; 
appointed  a  Commr.  (unpaid)  of  Board 
of  Control  1921.  An  Unionist ;  unsuccess- 
fully  contested    Monmouthshire,    S.    Div. 

Jan.  and  Dec.    1910  ;  has  sat  for  Monmouth  Div.   of  Monmouthshire  since 

Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Park  House,  Rhiwderin,  Monmouthshire.        Club — Wellington. 


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J.  WALLACE  (Dunfermline  District  of  Burghs). 

John  Wallace,  son  of  John  Wallace,  of  Kirkcaldy  ;  b.  July  ist, 
1868;  ed.  at  Kirkcaldy  Public  Sch.  :  w.  1913,  Mary  McAdam  Bryce,  da. 
of  J.  G.  Temple,  of  Glasgow;  is  a  Director  of  Michael  Nairn  and  Co.  (Limited); 
appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Paymaster-Gen.  1921.  A 
Liberal ;  has  sat  for  Dunfermline  District  of  Burghs  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — St.  Oswald's,  Stormont  Road,  Highgate,  N.  C/j/ix— National  Liberal 
Reform. 

T.  B.  WALLACE  (Down  County,  West  Down  Division). 

Thomas  Browne  Wallace,  son  of  Robert  Smyths  Wallace,  of 
Dromore  ;  b.  1865;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1887.  An  Unionist;  elected  for 
Down  Co.,  W.  Down  Div.  July  14th,  1921. 

Residence — Dromore,  co.  Down.  Chambers — 22,  Bachelor's  Walk,  Dublin.  Club — 
Constitutional. 


J.  J.  WALSH  (Cork  City)! 

James  Joseph  Walsh  ;  b.  18 —  ;  sometime  on  Telegraph  Staff, 
Cork  Post  Office  ;  an  Alderman  of  Cork  City,  and  a  Tobacconist.  A  Sinft  FHn 
Member ;  elected  for  Cork  City  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for  Cork  City  in  S. 
Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residence — Cork. 

S.  WALSH  (Lancashire,  Ince  Division). 

Stephen  Walsh,  son  of  John  Walsh,  of  Liverpool,  by  his  wife, 
Mary  ;  b.  Aug.  26th,  1859  ;  sometime  a  working  miner  ;  subsequently  Miners' 
Agent  for  Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Miners'  Federation;  is  a  J. P.  for  Wigan, 
and  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Lancashire,  and  a  Vice-Chm.  of  Labour  Party  in 
House  of  Commons  ;  was  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  National  Ser.  Min.  March 
to  June  1917,  and  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Local  Govt.  Board  1917-19.  A 
Labour  Member  \  sat  for  Ince  Div.  of  Lancashire  (S.-W.)  Jan.  1906  to  Nov. 
1918  ;  re-elected  for  Lancashire,  Ince  Div.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 
Residence — 8,  Swinley  Road,  Wigan. 


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RIQHT  HON.  SIR  J.  TUDOR  WALTERS  (Sheffield,  BrigMslde  Division). 

John  Tudor  Walters,  P.  C,  son  of  the  late  John  Tudor  Walters ; 
/>.  1866;  ed.  at  Clitheroe:  m.  1888,  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  William  Hill;  a 
J  P.  for  Leicestershire,  and  a  Fellow  of  Surveyors'  Institution ;  formerly  Chm. 
of  London  Housing  Board,  and  of  Advisory  Council  on  Housing  to  Min.  of 
Health;  was  first  Pres.  of  Education  Asso.  (England  and  Wales)  ;  appointed 
Paymaster-Gen.  Oct.  1919  ;  Knt.  1912,  P.C.  1919.  A  Coalition  Liberal; 
has  sat  for  Brightside  Div.  of  Sheffield  since  1906. 

Residence — Hilders,  Hasleraere,  Surrey.  Chambers — 4,  Stone  Buildings,  Lincoln's 
Ion,  W.C.2.        C/k^j— Reform,  Royal  Autoraobile. 

J.  WALTON  (Yorksliire,  West  Riding,  Don  Valley  Division). 

James  Walton;  b.  1864;  is  a  Miner;  sometime  Sec,  Mex- 
borough  Trades  Council.  A  Coalition  National  Democrat ;  has  sat  for  Don 
Valley  Div.  of  West  Riding  of  Yorkshire  since  Dec  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Wath-on-Dewme,  Yorkshire. 


Residence — Rushpool, 
Liberal,  Royal  Automobile. 


SIR  JOSEPH  WALTON,  Bt.  (Barnsley). 

Joseph  Walton,  ist  Baronet,  son 
of  the  'late  Joseph  Walton,  coal  and  lead 
mine  owner  and  smelter,  of  Frosterley,  co. 
Durham,  by  his  wife  Margaret ;  b.  March 
19th,  1849;  ed.  privately:  m.  1880,  Faith, 
da.  of  the  late  Robert  Gill,  solicitor,  of 
Middlesbrough  ;  is  a  F.R.G.S.,  a  Coal  Owner 
and  a  J. P.  of  Middlesbrough,  and  a  J. P.  and 
D.L.  for  N.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  ;  has  tra- 
velled widely  in  India,  China,  Japan,  America, 
Africa,  Persia,  Asiatic  Turkey,  Australia,  and 
New  Zealand,  studying  the  commercial  and 
political  situation  ;  author  of  "  China  and  the 
Present  Crisis";  cr.  a  Baronet  1910.  A 
Coalition  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Doncaster  Div.  of  S.  Part  of  W.  Riding  of 
Yorkshire  1895  i  sat  for  Barnsley  Div.  of  S. 
Part  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Oct.  1897 
to  Nov.  191 8  ;  elected  for  Barnsley  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 
Saltburn-by-the-Sea.  Clubs — Reform,    Ranelagh,    National 


LIEUT. -COL.  A.  L.  WARD  (Kingston-upon-Hull,  North- West  Division). 

Albert  Lambert  VVard,  D.S.O.,  only  son  of  Albert  Bird  Ward, 
J.P.,  of  Watchfield,  Chiswick,  W. ;  b.  Nov.  7th,  1876 ;  ed.  at  St.  Paul's 
Sch.,  and  in  Paris  and  Darmstadt :  m.  1920,  Constance,  da.  of  J.  B.  Tidmas, 
J. P.,  of  Normanton-on-Soar,  and  Sutton  Bonnington,  Notts;  is  Lieut. -Col. 
Hon.  Artillery  Co.  of  London  (Comdg.  a  Batn.  1916-17) ;  served  during 
European  War  1914-17  (thrice  wounded,  despatches  thrice,  D.S.O.) ;  D.S.O. 
1915.  An  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested  Hull,  W.  Div.  Dec.  1910;  has 
sat  for  N.-W.  Div.  of  Kingston-upon-Hull  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— \fa.\.chfic\6,  Chiswick,  W. 


LIEUT.-COL.  J.  WARD  (Stoke  upon-Trent,  Stoke  Division). 

John  Ward,   C.B.,  C.M.G.,  son  of  Robert  Ward,  formerly  of 

Oatlands  Park,  Surrey,  by  Caroline,  da.  of  John  Edmunds,  of  Kimpton,  Hants  ; 

^.  Nov.  2 1st,  1866  ;  self  educated  :  m.  1892,  Lilian  Elizabeth,  da.  of  George 

Gibbs,  builder,  of  Wandsworth,  S.W.  ;  commenced  work  at  the  age  of  7,  and 


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continued  to  work  as  a  navvy  until  1890 ;  served  in  Soudan  1885  as  a  Vol. 
(medal  with  clasp,  Khedive's  bronze  star) ;  joined  Social  Democratic  Federation 
1885  ;  selected  to  test  legality  of  proclamation  prohibiting  Unemployed  Meet- 
ing in  Trafalgar  Square  1886  (arrested) ;  instrumental  in  unearthing  Richmond 
and  Wandsworth  Sewer  Construction  Scandals  (publicly  thanked  by  both 
Corporations)  ;  became  Ch.  Officer  of  Navvies'  Union  1889  ;  has  attended 
Trade  Union  Congresses  since  1890;  sometime  Lieut. -Col.  Comdg.  a  Batn. 
Duke  of  Cambridge's  Own  (Middlesex  Regt.) ;  is  a  Member  of  Manage- 
ment Committee  of  Gen.  Federation  of  Trades  Unions,  and  a  J.  P.  for  co. 
London  ;  European  War  1914-19  in  China  and  Siberia  (C. M.G.,  French, 
Italian  and  Czecho-Slovakian  Croix  de  Guerre,  3rd  class  of  Order  of  Sacred 
Treasure  of  Japan) ;  C.M.G.  1918,  C.B.  (Mil.)  1919.  A  Coalition  Liberal 
and  Labour  Member;  sat  for  Stoke-upon-Trent  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ; 
elected  for  Stoke  Div.  of  Stoke  upon-Trent  Dec.  4th,  1918. 
Residence — 7,  Herndon  Road.  Wandsworth,  S.W. 

F.  J.  WARD  (Donegal,  South  Division).! 

Peter  Joseph  Ward  ;  b.  18 — ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1916.  A 
Sinn  Fifin  Member;  elected  for  S.  Div.  of  Donegal  Dec.  14th,  1918,  and  for 
Donegal  Co.  in  S.  Parliament  of  Ireland  June  1921. 

Residences— 11,  Molesworth  Street,  Dublin  ;  Donegal. 

W.  DUDLEY  WARD  (Southampton). 

William  Dudley  Ward,  son  of  the 
late  William  Humble  Dudley  Ward,  by  the 
Hon.  Eugenie  Violet  Adele  Brett,  da.  of  ist 
Viscount  Esher  ;  b.  Oct.  14th,  1877;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1903)  ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple,  1904:  tn.  1913,  Winifred 
May,  da.  of  Lieut. -Col.  Charles  Wilfrid  Birkin, 
C.M.G. ,  of  Lamcote,  Radcliffe-on-Trent ;  is 
Lieut.-Com.  Roy.  Naval  Vol.  Reserve ;  was 
Assist.  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  First  Commis- 
sioner of  Works  (Rt.  Hon.  Lewis  Harcourt, 
M.P.)  1906-9,  Treasurer  of  H.M.'s  Household  Dec.  1909-12,  Parliamentary 
Private  Sec.  to  Ch.  Govt.  Whip  1912-17,  since  when  he  has  been  Vice-Cham- 
berlain to  H.M.'s  Household.  A  Libei-al ;  has  sat  for  Southampton  since 
Jan.  15th,  1906. 

Residence— 67,  Portland  Place,  W.        C///^j— Windham,  Brooks's. 

WARD-JACKSON  [see  Jackson]. 

MAJOR  W.  WARING  (Durham  Co.,  Blaydon  Division). 

Walter  Waring,  son  of  the  late  Charles  Waring,  M.P.  for  Poole 
1865-8,  by  Charlotte  Eliza  Mary  Jane,  who  d.  1900,  da.  of  Sir  George  Denys, 
and  Bt. ;  b.  Aug.  nth,  1876;  ed.  at  Eton:  ;«.  1901,  Lady  Susan  Elizabeth 
Clementine  Hay,  C.B.E.,  da.  of  loth  Marquess  of  Tweeddale;  formerly 
Capt.  1st  Life  Guards  ;  served  in  S.  Africa  1899-1900  (despatches),  European 
War  1914-18  as  Major  Yeo.  (Legion  of  Honour)  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for 
Berwickshire  ;  was  Master  of  the  Horse  to  Lord-Lieut,  of  Ireland  1906,  and 
Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Sec.  of  Board  of  Agriculture  and 
Fisheries  (Sir  Edward Strachey,  Bt.,  M.P.)  191011  ;  appointed  Parliamentary 
Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  of  State  for  War  (Rt.  Hon.  Winston  Spencer-Churchill, 
P.C,  M.P.)  1919.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested  Wigtown- 
shire 1906 ;  sat  for  Banffshire  Feb.  1907  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for  Blaydon 
Div.  of  Durham  Co.  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 2!2j,  Catherine  Street,  Westminster,  S.W.i  ;  Lennel,  Coldstream,  Berwick- 
shire ;  The  Moult,  Salcombe,  S.  Devon.        Clubs— Brooks's,  Guards'. 

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COL.  SIR  (T.)  COURTENAT  (T.)  WARNER,  Bt  (Staffordshire,  Uchfield 
DivlBlon). 

(Thomas)  Courtenay  (Theydon) 
Warner,  C.B.,  ist  Baronet,  son  of  the  late 
Edward  Warner,  J. P.,  D.L.  (M.P.  for  Nor- 
wich), of  Highams,  Woodford,  Essex,  and 
49,  Grosvenor  Place,  S.W.,  by  Maria,  da.  of 
Thomas  Carr,  of  New  Ross,  co.  Waterford  ; 
b.  July  19th,  1857;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford :  in.  1883,  Lady 
Leucha  Diana  Maude,  da.  of  1st  Earl  de 
Montalt ;  is  Lord- Lieut,  of  Suffolk,  Pres. 
Suffolk  Territorial  Asso. ,  a  County  Alderman 
for  W.  Suffolk,  a  J. P.  for  Somerset,  Pres.  Rural 
Dists.  Councils  Asso.,  and  Chm.  Warner  Estate 
Co.,  and  of  Law  Land  Co. ;  was  High  Sheriff 
of  Essex  1891,  Chm.  of  Central  Chamber  of 
Agriculture  1906,  and  Director  of  National 
Ser,  E.  Region  191 7- 18  ;  formerly  Lieut. -Col. 
and  Hon.  Col.  Comdg.  3rd  Batn.  Oxfordshire 
and  Buckinghamshire  L.L  ;  cr.  C.B.  (Civil) 
1909,  and  a  Baronet  1910.  A  Liberal;  unsuc- 
cessfully contested  Coventry  1885,  and  Someiset, 
N.  Div.  July  1895  ;  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Somerset  July  1892  to  July  1895  ;  has 
sat  for  Lichfield  Div.  of  Staffordshire  since  Feb.  26th,  1896. 

Residences — Brettenham    Park,    Suffolk  ;    34,    Grosvenor    Gardens,    S.W.        Clubs— 
Bachelors',  Reform. 


SIR  ALFRED  H.  WARREN  (Edmonton). 

Alfred  Haman  Warren,  O.B.E.,  son  of  Richard  Sambell 
Warren  of  Callington,  Cornwall ;  b.  1856 ;  ed.  at  Poplar  Wesleyan  Day 
Sch.,  and  at  City  of  London  Coll. :  vi.  1896,  Jane  Mary,  da.  of  George 
William  Castle ;  an  Accountant,  Hon.  Lieut. -Col.  London  Regt.,  a  J. P.  for 
London,  and  Prominent  Friendly  So.  Representative ;  sometime  (Jhm.  of 
Poplar  Local  Tribunals,  and  of  its  local  W.ir  Savings  and  Belgian  Refugees 
Committees;  Mayor  of  Poplar  1913-18;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  and  Knt.  1918.  A 
Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Edmonton  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

.ffM»/*»««— Mountain  .\sh,  Felstead  Road,  Wanstead. 


A.  E.  WATERSON  (NorthamptonsMre,  Kettering  Division). 
55  Alfred  Edward  VVaterson  ;  /'.  Aug.  5th,  1880;  ed.  at  Elemen- 
tary Sens.,  Derby  :  m.  1905,  Gertrude  Panter  ;  formerly  a  Shunter  on  Mid- 
land Railway  ;  sometime  a  Member  of  Derby  Town  Council,  and  a  Primitive 
Methodist  Local  Preacher ;  a  Member  of  National  Union  of  Railwaymen. 
A  Co-operative  Member;  has  sat  for  Kettering  Div.  of  Northamptonshire  since 
Dec.  14th.  1918. 

Residence — 34,  Harcourt  Road,  Wood  Green,  N.2a. 


CAPT.  J.  B.  WATSON  (Stockton- on-Tees). 

John  Bertrand  Watson,  son  of  the  late  John  Wilson  Watson, 
J.  P.  ;  b.  May  16th,  1878  :  m.  1909,  Gladys,  da.  of  Ralph  Jameson,  of 
Stockton-on-Tees;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1900 ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1919;  joined 
N.-E.  Circuit;  was  Dep.  Coroner  for  co.  Durham  1902-11,  and  Mayor  of 
Stockton-on-Tees  1915-16;  Capt.  in  Army;  sometime  Parliamentary  Private 
Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Sec.  of  State  for  Home  Depart.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  has 
sat  for  Siockton-on-Tees  since  March  20th,  1917. 

Residences— HayxaXxm,  The  Park,  Hampstead,  N.W.ii ;  Woodlands,  Stockton-on-Tees. 


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COL.  J.  C.  WEDGWOOD  (Newcastle-under-Lyme). 

Josiah  Clement  Wedgwood,  D.S.O.,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Clement 
Francis  Wedgwood,  master  potter,  of  Barlaston,  Staffordshire,  by  Emily 
Catherine,  da.  of  the  late  James  Meadows  Rendel,  F.  R.S.,  of  8,  Great  George 
Street,  S.W.;  d.  1872;  ed.  at  CUfton  Coll.,  at  R.N. Coll.,  Greenwich  (Scholar), 
and  in  Germany  :  m.  ist,  1894,  the  Hon.  Ethel  Kate  (who  obtained  a  divorce 
1919),  da.  of  the  ist  Baron  Bowen,  a  Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary  ;  2ndly, 
1919,  Florence  Ethel,  da.  of  the  late  Edward  Guy  Willett;  is  a  D.L.  for 
Staffoid;  S.  African  War  as  Capt.  Elswick  Battery,  R.F.A.  (despatches), 
subsequently  becoming  Resident  Magistrate  of  Ermelo  Dist.  of  Transvaal, 
European  War  in  Flanders  1914,  subsequently  in  Gallipoli  1915  as  Com.  Roy. 
Naval  Vol.  Reserve  (wounded,  despatches  twice,  D.S.O.),  E.  Africa  19 15- 16 
as  Major  ;  appointed  a  Member  of  Mesopotamia  Commn.  1916,  and  an  Assist. 
Director  Trench  Warfare  Depart.,  Min.  of  Munitions  1917  ;  went  on  Mission 
to  Siberia  1918;  is  Col.,  and  a  Vice-Chm.  Labour  Party  in  House  of 
Commons;  author  of  "History  of  Staffordshire  Pottery,"  "  Indo-British 
Commonwealth,"  etc.;  D.S.O.  1915.  K  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  New- 
castle-under-Lyme since  Jan.  i6th.  1906. 
Residence — Moddershall,  Stone,  Staffordshire. 

COL.  J.  W.  WESTON  (Westmorland). 

John  Wakefield  Weston,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  G.  F.  Weston, 
V.  cf  Crosby,  Ravensworth ;  b.  June  13th,  1852 ;  ed.  at  Rugby,  and 
at  Univ.  Co.l.,  Oxford  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Westmorland,  Chm.  of  its  County 
Council  and  of  Kendal  Board  of  Guardians  and  Dist.  Council,  and  Vice-Chm. 
Westmorland  Territorial  Asso.  (T.D.);  was  Lieut.-Col.  and  Hon.  Col.  Comdg. 
4th  Batn.  Border  Regt.  1896- 1910.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  sat  for  S.,  or 
Kendal,  Div.  of  Westmorland  March  1913  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected  for 
Westmorland  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — Enyeat,  Endmoor,  Kendal,  Westmorland. 


LIEUT.GEN.  SIR  AYLMER  G.  HUNTER-WESTON  (Ayrshire  and  Buteshire, 
Bute  and  North  Division). 

Aylmer  (Gould)  Hunter- 
Weston  (of  Hunterston),  K.C.B., 
D.S.O.,  elder  son  of  the  late 
Lieut.-Col.  Gould  Read  Hunter- 
Weston,  D.L.,  F.S.A.,  26th  Laird 
of  Hunterston,  Ayrshire  ;  b.  Sept. 
23rd,  1864;  ed.  at  Wellington 
Coll.,  at  R.M.A.,  and  at  Staff 
Coll.  :  m.  1905,  Grace,  only  da. 
of  the  late  William  Strang  Steel, 
of  Philiphaugh,  Selkirkshire ; 
entered  R.E.  1884,  became 
Capt.  1892,  Brevet  Major  1895, 
Brevet  Lieut.-Col.  1900,  Brevet 
Col.  1906,  Col.  1908,  Maj.-Gen. 

1914,  temporary      Lieut. -Gen. 

1915,  and  Lieut. -Gen.  1919 ; 
retired  1920  ;  Miranzai  Expe- 
dition 1891,  Waziristan  Delimi- 
tation Escort  1894,  present  at 
night  action  at  Wana(despatches), 
Waziristan   Field    Force   1894-5, 

Comdg.  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  (wounded,  despatches,  medal  with 
clasp,  Brevet  Major),  Dongola  Expedition  1896  on  Staff,  present  at  battle  of 
Firket  (despatches,  medal,  Egyptian  medal  with  clasp,  4th  class  Medjidie), 


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S.  Africa  1899-1901  successively  in  command  of  Mounted  Engineers,  Comdg. 
R.E.  of  Lieut.-Gen.  French's  Cav.  Div.,  D.A.A.G.  Cav.  Div.,  Ch.  Slaft 
Officer  to  Lieut.-Gen.  French,  and  finally  Comdg.  a  Mounted  Column,  present 
at  operations  around  Colesberg,  actions  of  Dekiels  Drift  and  Klip  Drift,  relief 
of  Kimlierley,  actions  of  Paardeberg,  Driefontein,  Thaba  'Nchu,  Karee  Siding, 
Leeuwkop,  Roodekop,  Zand  River,  Johannesburg,  Diamond  Hill,  Belfast, 
etc.,  and  in  command  of  five  Cav.  Raids  during  advance  to  Pretoria,  cutting 
railways  and  telegraphs  North  of  Bloemfontein,  Kroonstadt,  and  Pretoria 
(wounded,  despatches,  medal  with  seven  clasps,  Brevet  Lieut.-Col.,  D.S.O.), 
European  War  1914-18  Comdg.  iith  Inf.  Brig,  in  original  Expeditionary 
Force  in  France  and  Flanders,  subsequently  29th  Div.  at  Dardanelles  at  landing 
at  Cape  Helles,  afterwards  8th  Army  Corps  there,  and  subsequently  in  France 
till  after  conclusion  of  hostilities  (despatches  ten  times,  promoted  Maj.-Gen., 
temporary  Lieut.-Gen.,  and  Lieut.-Gen.,  K.C.B.,  Com.  of  Legion  of  Honour, 
Grand  Officer  of  Order  of  Crown  of  Belgium,  French  and  Belgian  Croix  de 
Guerre) ;  is  a  Knight  of  Justice  of  the  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  in 
England,  and  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Ayrshire  ;  appointed  D.A.A.G.,  E.  Com- 
mand 1904,  a  Gen.  Staff  Officer  there  1906,  Col.  General  Staff,  Scottish 
Command  1908,  Assist.  Director  of  Mil.  Training,  Gen.  Staff  at  War  Office 
191 1,  and  Comdg.  iith  Inf.  Brig,  and  troops  at  Colchester  1914  ;  D.S.O. 
1930,  C.B.  (Mil.)  1911,  K.C.B.  (Mil.)  1915.  A  Coalition  Member;  sat  for 
N.  Div.  of  Ayrshire  Oct.  1916  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for  Ayrshire  and 
Buteshire,  Bute  and  N.  Div,  Dec.  14th,   1918. 

Residences— 2,  Culford  Gardens,  S.W.3  ;  Hunterston,  West  Kilbride,  Ayrshire.  Ciubs— 
Athenaeum,  Naval  and  Mihlary,  Royal  Automobile,  Carlton. 

MAJOR  G.  C.  H.  WHELER  (Kent,  FavershaiQ  Division). 

Granville  Charles  Hastings 
Wheler,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Charles 
Wheler  Wheler,  of  Otterden  Place,  Faver- 
sham,  Kent,  and  Ledston  Hall,  Castleford, 
Yorkshire,  by  Elizabeth  Townsend,  el.  da. 
of  William  Hall,  of  Syndale  Park,  Kent;  b. 
Oct.  2nd,  1872  :  tn.  1905,  Ffaith  Florence, 
O.B.E.,  da.  of  the  late  Capt.  E.  T.  Clarke, 
of  Alcombe  Cote,  Dunster,  Somerset ;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1898;  is  a  J.P.  for  W. 
Riding  of  Yorkshire,  and  a  J.P.  and  D.L. 
for  Kent ;  became  Chm.  Central  and  Asso- 
ciated Chambers  of  Agriculture  1919  ;  Chm. 
National  Fruiterers'  Federation  1914-20, 
and  National  Fruit  Growers'  Federation 
1913-20  ;  appointed  Inspector  of  Quarter- 
master-Gen.'s  Sers.,  W.  Command  1915, 
with  rank  of  Major  (temporary  Lieut.-Col. 
June  to  Oct.  1918);  C.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919. 
A  Conservative ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Osgoldcross  Div.  of  E.  Part  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Jan.  1906,  and  Colne 
Valley  Div.  of  S.  Part  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  July  1907  ;  sat  for  N.-E., 
or  Faversham,  Div,  of  Kent  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  re-elected  for  Faversham 
Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences -On&vAen  Place,  Faversham,  Kent;  Ledston  Hall,  Castleford,  Yorkshire. 
Cltiis — Carlton,  Royal  Automobile. 

C.  F.  WHITE  (DerbysMre,  Western  Division). 

Charles  Frederick  White,  son  of  the  late  Frederick  White,  of 
Tetbury,  Gloucestershire;  b.  March  nth,  1863;  ed.  at  Tetbury  :  m.  1881, 
Alice,  da.  of  William  Charlesworth  Bonsall ;  formerly  a  bootmaker  and  dealer; 
is  a  Registration  Agent.  A  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested  W.  Div.  of 
Derbyshire  Dec.  1910 ;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Derbyshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— Iht  Woodlands,  Matlock. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT.  1 65 

LIEUT.-COL.  G.  DALRYMPLE  WHITE  (Southport). 

Godfrey  Dalrymple  White,  son  of  the  late  Gen.  Sir  Henry 
Dalryniple  White,  K.C.B.,  who  commanded  6th  Inniskilling  Dragoons 
throughout  Crimean  War,  by  Alice  Elizabeth,  da.  of  the  late  Neil  Malcolm, 
of  Poltalloch,  Argyllshire  ;  b.  July  6th,  1866;  ed.  at  Wellington  Coll.,  and  at 
Roy.  Mil.  Coll.,  Sandhurst:  m.  1912,  the  Hon.  Catherine  Mary  Cary,  da. 
of  I2th  Viscount  Falkland  ;  is  a  F.R.G.S.,  and  a  Fellow  of  Zoological  So. ; 
S.  Africa  1899-1902,  present  at  actions  of  Belfast  and  Caledon  River,  and  in 
operations  in  Cape  Colony  (despatches,  Queen's  medal  with  three  clasps. 
King's  medal  with  two  clasps),  European  War,  Lieut. -Col.  Comdg.  a  Batn. 
•Grenadier  Guards  1914-16,  and  on  Staff  in  France  1916-18  (despatches  thrice, 
Brevet  Lieut. -Col.).  A  Conservative  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  E.,  or  Devizes, 
I>iv.  of  Wilts  Jan.  1906  ;  sat  for  Southport  Div.  of  Lancashire  Jan.  1910  to 
Nov.  1918;  has  sat  for  Southport  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— 1)$,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.      Clubs — Carlton,  Guards',  Bachelors'. 


SIR  WILLIAM  WHITLA  (Belfast.  Queen's  University), 

William  Whitla,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  son  of  Robert  Whitla;  b. 
Sept.  13th,  1851;  ed.  at  Queen's  Univ.,  Belfast  (M.D.  ist  Honours,  and  Gold 
Medallist  1877) ;  Hon.  M.A.  Roy.  Univ.  of  Ireland  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  L.R.C.S. 
Edinburgh  1873  5  l^on.  LL.D.  Glasgow  1905,  Hon.  M.D.  Dublin  Univ.  1912  ; 
Hon.  D.Sc.  Queen's  Univ.  :  m.  1876,  Ada,  da.  of  George  Bourne,  formerly  of 
The  Draconage,  Stafford  ;  Emeritus  Professor  of  Materia  Medica  and  Thera- 
peutics, Queen's  Univ.,  Belfast,  Consulting  Physician  to  Belfast  Roy.  Hospital, 
Consulting  Physician  to  Ulster  Hospital  for  Diseases  of  Women  and  Children, 
and  to  Ophthalmic  Hospital,  Belfast,  Examiner  for  Indian  Med.  Ser.  in  Vic- 
toria, Glasgow,  Cambridge,  Queen's,  and  Roy.  Univs.,  a  J. P.  for  co.  Antrim, 
Past  Pres.  of  Belfast  Shakespeare  So.,  and  an  Hon.  Member  (ist  class  medal) 
of  I'Accademia  Phisico-Chimica  Italienna  ;  appointed  an  Hon.  Physician  to 
H.M.  in  Ireland  1917  ;  formerly  Pres.  of  Ulster  Med.  So.,  and  N.  of  Ireland 
Branch  of  British  Asso.,  and  Senator  of  Queen's  Univ.,  Belfast ;  was  Pres.  of 
British  Med.  Asso.  1909-10,  and  a  Member  of  Irish  Convention  1917-18; 
author  of  a  "  Dictionary  of  Medical  and  Surgical  Treatment  "  (6th  edition), 
translated  into  Chinese,  "  Manual  of  Materia  Medica  and  Therapeutics"  (loth 
edition),  and  "Theory  and  Practice  of  Medicine  "  (2  vols.),  etc.  ;  Knt.  1902. 
An  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Queen's  Univ.,  Belfast,  since  Dec,  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Lennoxvale  House,  Belfast.        C/ub— St.  Stephen's. 


RIGHT  HON.  JOHN  H.  WHITLEY  (HaUfax), 

John  Henry  Whitley,  P.C,  son  of  the  late  Nathan  Whitley,  of 
Halifax  ;  /;.  Feb.  8th,  1866  ;  ed.  at  Clifton  Coll.,  and  at  London  Univ.  (B.A. 
1885) :  ;//.  1892,  Margherita  Virginia,  da.  of  Giulio  Marchetti ;  formerly  a 
cotton  spinner;  is  a  J, P.  for  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  and  a  Member  of 
Council  of  Clifton  Coll. ;  was  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury  March  1907  to 
Feb.  1910,  Dep.  Chm.  of  Committees,  House  of  Commons  Feb.  1910  to  Oct. 
191 1,  and  Dep.  Speaker  and  Chm.  of  Ways  and  Means  Oct.  191 1  to  April 
1921,  since  when  he  has  been  Speaker;  P.C.  191 1.  A  Liberal;  has  sat  for 
Halifax  since  Oct.  4th,  1900. 

Residences— S'psa\i.cTs  House,  Palace  of  Westminster,  S.W.  ;  Brantwood,  Halifax. 

J.  WI6NALL  (Gloucestershire.  Forest  of  Dean  Division). 

James  Wignall;  I?.  July  21st,  1856:  ;«.  1876;  sometime 
Vice-Chm.  of  Swansea  Sch.  Board  ;  is  National  Organiser  for  Dockers'  Union, 
and  a  J. P.  for  Swansea.  A  Labour  Member ;  has  sat  for  Forest  of  Dean  Div. 
of  Gloucestershire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 17,  Fawnbrake  Avenue,  Heme  Hill,  S.E.24. 


l66  MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENT. 

SIR  ERNEST  E.  WILD  (West  Ham,  Upton  Division). 

Ernest  Edward  Wild,  K.C,  son  of  Edward  Wild,  J. P.,  of 
Eaton,  Norwich  ;  h.  Jan.  ist,  1869 ;  ed.  at  Norwich  Sch.,  and  at  Jesus  Coll., 
Camb.  (Honours  in  History  and  Law  and  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  B.A. 
1890,  LL.B.  1891,  LL.M.  1895):  m.  1894,  Myra,  second  da.  of  William 
Barnard,  J. P.,  of  Caister,  Great  Yarmouth  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1893,  and 
a  K.C.  1912  ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ;  appointed  Judge  of  Norwich  Guildhall 
Court  of  Record  Dec.  1897;  Knt.  1918.  K  Coalition  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Norwich  Jan.  1904  and  Jan.  1906,  and  West  Ham,  N.  Div.  Dec. 
1910  and  July  191 1  ;  has  sat  for  Upton  Div.  of  W.  Ham  since  Dec.  I4lh,  1918. 

Residence — 25,  Albert  Hall  Mansions,  Kensington  Gore,  S.W.  Chambers — i,  Garden 
Court,  Temple,  E.C.        Clubs— CarXtoa,  Garrick. 


A.  WILKIE  (Dundee). 

Alexander  Wilkie,  C.H.,  son  of  William  Wilkie,  of  Leven; 
/'.  Sept.  1850;  ed.  at  Fife  Public  Sch.  :  vi.  1872,  Mary,  who  d.  1921,  da.  of 
James  Smillie  ;  apprenticed  to  a  Ship  Constructor  ;  formerly  Sec.  of  Glasgow 
Shipwrights'  So.,  which  he  represented  for  17  years  on  Glasgow  Trades  Council 
(sometime  Pres.)  ;  is  Gen.  Sec.  (and  Representative  on  Trades  Union  Con- 
gress) of  Ship  Constructors'  and  Shipwrights'  Asso.  (which  he  reconstituted 
1882),  a  Member  of  Newcastle  City  Council  and  of  its  Education  Committee, 
and  of  Industrial  Council,  a  Labour  Adviser  to  Shipping  Controller,  a  J. P., 
and  a  Trustee  of  Gen.  Federation  of  Trades  Unions  ;  took  part  in  establishing 
Labour  Representation  Committee  ;  Companion  of  Honour  1917.  A  Labour 
Member;  unsuccessfully  contested  Sunderland  Oct.  1900;  has  sat  for  Dundee 
since  Jan.  i6th,  1906. 

Residence — Leven  House.  Lesbury  Road,  Heaton,  Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 


UEUT.-COL.  THE  HON.  F.  V.  WILLEY  (Bradford.  South  Division). 

Francis  Vernon  Willey,  C.M.G.,  C.B.E.,  Af.F.O.,  son  of 
1st  Baron  Barnby,  of  BIyth  Hall,  Notts,  by  Florence,  da.  of  Frederick 
Chinnock,  of  Dinorbin  Court,  Hants;  b.  1884;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ma<zdalen 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1906,  M.A.  1908) ;  a  partner  in  Francis  Willey  and  Co., 
wool  merchants,  of  Bradford,  Yorkshire,  and  Boston,  U.S.A.,  and  Lieut. -Col. 
Comdg.  Notts  (Sherwood  Rangers)  Yeo.  (T.D.)  ;  was  Controller  of  Wool 
Supplies,  Min.  of  Munitions  Supply  1916-20  ;  Master  of  the  Blankney  Hunt ; 
C.M.G-.  and  M.V.O.  1918,  C.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has 
sat  for  S.  Div.  of  Bradford  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— 6,  Dean's  Yard,  Westminster,  S.VV.i  ;  Blyth  Hall,  via  Rotherham,  Notts. 
C/«3j— Carlton,  St.  Stephen's,  Bath,  Cavalry,  Hurlingham. 


A.  WILLIAMS  (Durham  County,  Consett  Division). 

Aneurin  Williams,  son  of  the  late  Edward  Williams,  J. P.,  of 
Cleveland  Lodge,  Middlesbrough  ;  /'.  Oct.  nth.  1859  ;  ed.  at  St.  John's  Coll., 
Camb.  (B.A.  Classical  Tripos  1880,  M.A.  1884);  tn.  1888,  Helen  Elizabeth, 
da.  of  John  Pattinson,  J. P.,  of  Shipcote  House,  Gateshead  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1884;  is  a  J.P.  for  Surrey,  a  Director  of  First  Garden  City  (Limited),  Hon. 
Sec.  L*bour  Co-partnership  Asso.,  Chm.  of  British  Armenia  Committee,  and 
Hon.  Treasurer  Proportional  Representation  So.  ;  sometime  a  partner  in  Lin- 
thorpe  Iron  Works  of  Middlesbrough  ;  appointed  Chm.  Hou-ie  of  Commons 
Committee  on  Public  Accounts  1921.  A  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Mid,  or  Medway,  Div.  of  Kent  1906;  sat  for  Plymouth  Jan.  1910  to  Dec. 
1910,  when  he  was  defeated  ;  elected  for  N.-W.  Div.  of  Durham  Co.  Jan.  30th, 
1914,  and  for  Consett  Div.  thereof  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

VrM/y^««— \Vheelside,  Hindhead,  Surrey.       Clubs— 'Reform,  National  Liberal,  Eighty. 


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LIEUT.-COM.  C.  WILLIAMS  (Devonshire,  Tavistock  Division). 

Charles  Williams,  son  of  John  Charles  Williams,  Lord-Lieut, 
of  Cornwall,  of  Caerhays  Castle,  St.  Austell,  Cornwall,  Burncoose,  Perran- 
well,  and  Werrington  Park,  Launceston,  by  Mary  Christian,  da.  of  Sir 
Frederick  Martin  Williams,  2nd  Bt.  ;  b.  April  21st,  1886:  m.  1915,  Mary 
Frances,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Bedford  Bolitho  (M.P.  for  Cornwall,  St  Ives 
Div.  1887-1900),  of  Trewidden,  Penzance;  sometime  Lieut. -Com.  R.N.  V.R. ; 
appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Agriculture  and  Fisheries 
(unpaid)  192 1.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  unsuccessfully  contested  Cheshire, 
Northwich  Div.  Jan.  1910,  and  Cornwall,  Truro  Div.  Dec.  1910;  has  sat  for 
Tavistock  Div.  of  Devonshire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence— Grecnviay,  Churston  Ferrers,  S.  Devon. 

J.  WILLIAMS  (Glamorgan.  Gower  Division). 

John  Williams,  son  of  David  Williams,  of  Aberaman, 
Glamorgan,  by  his  wife,  Hannah  ;  b.  1861  :  nt.  1884,  Lizzie,  da.  of  Daniel 
Jones,  of  Aberaman,  Glamorgan  ;  commenced  life  as  a  miner  ;  has  been  Gen. 
Sec.  of  Amalgamated  So.  of  S.  Wales  Colliery  Workers  ;  sometime  a  Member 
of  Mountain  Ash  Dist.  Council.  A  Labour  Member;  sat  for  W.,  or  Gower, 
Div.  of  Glamorgan  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918  ;  re-elected  for  Gower  Div. 
thereof  Dec    14th,  1918. 

Residence  — Sketty,  Swansea. 

COL.  P.  WILLIAMS  (Middlesbrougb,  East  Division), 
Penry  Williams,  son  of  Edward  Williams,  of  Middlesbrough  ; 
b.  Sept.  5th,  1866  :  m.  ist,  1890,  Alexandra  Octavia,  who  d.  1904,  da.  of 
William  Jenkins,  of  Conselt,  co.  Durham  ;  2ndly,  1906,  Edith  Martha,  da. 
of  the  late  William  Petherick  ;  sometime  Lieut. -Col.  ist  W.  Riding  of  York- 
shire Regt.  and  employed  on  Recruiting  Duties ;  is  Lieut. -Col.  and  Hon.  Col. 
(V.D.)  in  Territorial  Force,  a  Director  of  Linthorpe-Dinsdale  Smelting  Co. 
(Limited),  and  a  J. P.  for  Middlesbrough  and  for  N.  Riding  of  Yorkshire.  A 
Liberal;  sat  for  Middlesbrough  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  E.  Div. 
thereof  Dec.  14th,  191 8. 

Residence — Pinchinthorpe  Hall,  Guisborough,  Yorkshire. 

LIEUT.  COL.  SIR  RHYS  WILLIAMS,  Bt.  (Oxfordshire,  Banbury  Division). 

Rhys  Williams,  D.S.O.,  K.C.,  ist 
Baronet,  son  of  the  late  Gwilym  Williams, 
a  Judge  of  County  Courts,  of  Miskin  Manor, 
Glamorganshire ;  b.  Oct.  20th,  1865  ;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A. 
1887)  :  m.  1921,  Juliette  Evangeline,  da. 
of  the  late  Clayton  Louis  Glyn  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1890,  and  a  K.C.  1913  ; 
Major  Welsh  Guards,  Lieut. -Col.  on  Staff, 
and  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  and  Chm.  of  Quarter 
Sessions  for  Glamorgan  ;  European  War 
I9i4-i6in  Flanders,  Persia,and  Italy,  present 
at  battles  of  Mons  and  Loos  (despatches, 
D.S.O.,  Orders  of  St.  Vladimir  of  Russia 
and  Lion  and  Sun  of  Persia)  ;  was  Acting 
Military  Attache  at  Teheran  1915-16,  and 
Assist.  Director-Gen.  Movements  and  Rail- 
ways 191 7-18,  Dep.  Director  of  Training  and 
Staff  Duties,  Admiralty  1918,  and  Parlia- 
mentary Sec.  to  Min.  of  Transport  Sept. 
to  Nov.  1919;  cr.  D.S.O.  1915,  and  a 
Baronet    1918.      A  Coalition   Liberal;    sat 

for  N.,  or  Banbury,  Div.  of  Oxfordshire  Sept.  to  Nov.    1918  ;   elected  for 

Oxfordshire,  Banbury  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Seat — Miskin    Manor,    Llantrisant.         Town    Residence — 14,    Great    College    Street, 

Westminster,  S.W.i.        Clubs — Brooks's,  White's,  Guards'. 


l68  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

COL.  SIR  ROBERT  WILLIAMS,  Bt  (Dorset,  West  Division). 

Robert  Williams,  ist  Baronet,  el.  son  of  the  late  Robert 
Williams  (M.P.  for  Dorchester  1834-41),  of  Bridehead,  Dorchester,  by  Mary 
Anne,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  John  William  Cunningham,  of  Harrow ;  b. 
June  15th,  1848;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch,  Ch.,  Oxford:  m.  1869,  Rosa 
Walker,  who  d.  1916,  da.  of  Nathaniel  Phillips  Simes,  of  Strood  Park, 
Sussex;  is  Hon.  Col.  of  a  Batn.  Dorsetshire  Regt.  (V.D.),  a  J. P.,  a  D.L., 
and  a  County  Alderman  for  Dorset,  a  Lieut,  for  City  of  London,  and  a 
Director  of  the  S.W.  Railway  and  of  Williams  Deacons'  Bank  ;  cr.  a  Baronet 
1915.  A  Coalition  Conservative;  has  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Dorset  since  May 
14th,  1895. 

Seat — Bridehead,  Dorchester.  Residence — i,  St.  Leonard's  Terrace,  S.W.3  Clubs — 
Carlton,  National. 

SIR  (W)  ELUS  HUME- WILLIAMS  (Nottlngbamsliire,  Bassetlaw  DIviBion). 
(William)  Ellis  Hume-Williams,  K.B.E.,  K.C,  only  son  of 
Joseph  William  Hume-Williams,  Bar.-at-law,  by  Agnes,  da.  of  James  Malet 
Charter,  J. P.,  D. L.,  of  Lynchfield  Hall,  Bishop's  Lideard,  Somerset ;  b,  i860; 
ed.  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  1881) ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1881, 
a  K.C.  1899,  ^"'^  ^  Bencher  1906  ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder 
of  Bury  St.  Edmunds  1901,  and  of  Norwich  1905  ;  is  a  Knight  of  Grace  of 
Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  in  England;  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1918.  A  Coalition 
Conservative  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.  Div.  of  Monmouthshire  July  1895, 
Frome  Div.  of  Somersetshire  Oct.  1900,  and  N.  Div.  of  Kensington  Jan.  1906 ; 
has  sat  for  Bassetlaw  Div.  of  Nottinghamshire  since  Jan.  24th,  1910. 

Residence — 59,  Pall  Mall,  S.W.i.  Chambers — 3,  Hare  Court,  Temple,  E.C.  Club — 
Carlton. 

J.  R.  LORT-WILLIAMS  (Bermondsey,  Rotberhithe  Division). 

John  RoUeston  Lort-Williams,  son  of  the  late  Charles  William 
Williams,  solicitor,  of  Walsall,  by  Katherine,  da.  of  the  late  Joseph  Morris, 
of  Hill  House,  Chilwell,  Notts.  ;  b.  Sept.  14th,  1881  ;  ed.  at  Merchant 
Taylors'  Sch.,  and  at  London  Univ.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  and  Lincoln's  Inn 
^904 ;  goes  Oxford  Circuit ;  sometime  in  Middlesex  Yeo.  A  Coalition 
Conservative ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Pembrokeshire  Jan.  1906  and  July 
1908,  and  Stockport  Dec.  1910  ;  has  sat  for  Rotherhithe  Div.  of  Bermondsey 
since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — i,  Palmer  Street,  S.W.i.  Chambers — i,  Brick  Court,  Temple,  E.C.4. 
Clubs — Union,  1900. 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  ARCHIBALD  WILLIAMSON,  Bt.  (Moray  and  Nairn). 

Archibald  Williamson,  F.C,  ist 
Baronet,  el.  son  of  the  late  Stephen  Williarnson 
(M.P.  for  St.  Andrews  Dist.  1880-85,  and  Kil- 
marnock Dist.  1886-95),  of  Copley,  Thornton 
Hough,  Cheshire,  and  (jlenogil,  Forfarshire,  by 
Annie,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Thomas  Guthrie, 
D.D.,  of  Edinburgh  ;  b.  Sept.  13th,  i860 ;  ed.  at 
Craigmount  Sch.,  Edinburgh,  and  at  Edinburgh 
Univ.  :  m.  ist,  1887,  Caroline  Maria,  who  d. 
191 1,  da.  of  the  late  James  Charles  Hayne  ; 
2ndly,  1912,  the  Hon.  Agnes  Freda,  da.  of 
1st  Baron  Herschell ;  is  a  partner  in  Balfour, 
Williamson  and  Co.,  merchants,  Vice-Pres.  of 
Liverpool  Queen  Victoria  Dist.  Nursing  Asso., 
a  Member  of  Council  of  Jubilee  Institute  for 
Nurses,  and  of  Royal  National  Pensions  Fund 
for  Nurses,  a  J.P.  for  City  of  Liverpool,  Vice- 
Chm.  Scottish  Coalition  Members  of  Parliament, 
and  a  Director  of  Lobitos  Oilfields  (Limited), 
Central  Argentine  Railway,  and  other  cos. ;   appointed  Chm.  of  Home  Office 


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Committee  on  Taxi-Cabs  191 1,  of  Board  of  Trade  Committee  on  Derelicts 
1913,  of  Local  Govt.  Board  Committee  on  Short  Weight  1914,  and  of  Post 
Office  Committee  on  Telegraph  Organisation  1914,  a  Member  of  Mesopotamia 
Commn.  1916,  Parliamentary  Financial  Sec.  to  the  War  Office  1919  (retired 
1921),  and  Chm.  of  Committee  on  Artificial  Limbs  1921  ;  was  Chm.  of 
Electric  Power  Supply  Committee  1917-18;  cr.  a  Baronet  1909,  and  P.C. 
1918.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  sat  for  Elginshire  and  Nairnshire  Jan.  1906 
to  Nov.  1918,  having  been  defeated  there  1900;  elected  for  Morayshire  and 
Nairnshire  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences — 36,  Belgrave  Square,  S.  W.  ;  The  Cottage,  Glenogil,  Kirriemuir,  Forfarshire  ; 
Villa  Mont-Agel,  Mentone,  France.  Clubs — Brooks's,  Reform,  Bath,  Automobile,  City  of 
London. 


LIEUT.-COL.  THE  HON.  C.  HEATHCOTEDRUMMOND-WILLOUGHBY 
(EesteTen  and  Rutland,  Rutland  and  Stamford  Division). 

Claud  Heathcote-Drummond- 
WiLLOUGHBY,  3rd  son  of  ist  Earl  Ancaster,  of 
Normanton  Park,  Stamford,  Grimthorpe  Castle, 
Bourne,  Lincolnshire,  Drummond  Castle,  Crieff, 
N.B.,  and  12,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.,  by  Lady 
Evelyn  Elizabeth  Gordon,  da.  of  loth  Marquess  of 
Huntly ;  b.  Oct.  15th,  1872  :  7?i.  1905,  Lady 
Florence  Frankland- Russell- Astley,  da.  of  3rd 
Marquess  Conyngham,  and  widow  of  Bertram  Frank- 
land  Frankland-Russell-Astley  ;  Lieut. -Col.  Re- 
serve of  Officers  Coldstream  Guards;  S.  Africa  1899- 
1902  (Queen's  medal  with  five  clasps,  King's  medal  with  two  clasps),  European 
War  1915-18  Comdg.  a  Batn.  Machine  Gun  Corps.  A  Conservative  ;  sat  for 
S.  Kesteven,  or  Stamford,  Div.  of  Lincolnshire  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918 ; 
elected  for  Rutland  and  Stamford  Div.  of  Kesteven  and  Rutland  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residence — 20,  Gloucester  Square,  W.        Clubs — Guards',  Carlton,  Turf. 


MAJOR  SIR  GILBERT  A.  H.  WILLS,  Bt.  (Somersetshire, 
Weston-super-Mare  Division). 

Gilbert  Alan  Hamilton  Wills, 
O.B.E.,  2nd  Baronet,  son  of  Sir  Frederick 
Wills,  1st  Bt.,  of  Northmoor,  near  Dulverton, 
by  Anne,  el.  da.  of  the  Rev.  James  Hamilton, 
D.D.,  of  Longridge,  Stonehouse,  Lanark- 
shire ;  b.  March  28th,  1880  ;  ed.  privately, 
and  at  Magdalen  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1904)  : 
m.  1914,  Victoria  May,  da.  of  Rear-Adm.  Sir 
Edward  Chichester,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  9th  Bt.  ; 
is  Major  Yeo.,  a  Director  of  Imperial 
Tobacco  Co.  (Limited),  and  a  J.  P.  for 
Somerset ;  was  an  Extra  A.D.C.  to  Lord- 
Lieut,  of  Ireland  1908-12  ;  European  War 
191 5-18  in  Gallipoli  and  France  (despatches, 
O.B.E.)  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Private 
Sec.  to  Postmaster-Gen.  1921 ;  O.B.E.  (Mil.) 
1919.  A  Conservative ;  sat  for  Taunton 
Nov.  1 9 12  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Weston- 
super-Mare  Div.  of  Somerset  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Seats — Northmoor,    Dulverton ;    Batsford    Park,    Moreton-in-Marsh,   Gloucestershire. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Cavalry,  Junior  Carlton. 


Quolux  ducit. 


170  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

CAPT.  A.  S.  WILSON  (Torksblre,  East  Riding,  Holdemess  Dlylslon). 

Arthur  Stanley  Wilson,  el.  son  of  the  late  Arthur  Wilson,  of 
Tranby  Croft,  Hull,  and  17,  Grosvenor  Place,  S.W.,  by  Mary  Emma,  da.  of 
H.J.  Smith,  of  Leeds;  b.  July  30th,  1868;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Magdalene 
Coll.,  Camb.  :  m.  1892,  Alice  Cecil  Agnes,  da.  of  Sir  Edmund  Filmer,  9th 
Bt.,  of  East  Sutton,  Kent;  is  a  J. P.  for  E.  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  and  Capt. 
Territorial  Force  Reserve  Yeo. ;  served  during  European  War  1915-16  as 
Foreign  Ser.  Messenger  (prisoner,  released  1 91 7).  A  Conservative;  has  sat 
for  Holdemess  Div.  of  E.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  since  Oct.  loth,  1900. 

Residence— 'Ra.yvi^W,  Hull.        C/7<ij— Bachelors',  Marlborough. 

J.  WILSON  (Dudley). 

James  Wilson;  b.  18 — ;  is  a  Railwayman,  and  a  J. P.  and 
County  Councillor  for  Newcastle-on-Tyne.  A  Labour  Member;  has  sat  for 
Dudley  since  March  3rd,  1921. 

Residence — Linwood  Terrace,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

J.  H.  WILSON  (South  SMelds). 

Joseph  Havelock  Wilson,  C.H.,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  John 
Wilson,  of  Sunderland  ;  b.  1858  ;  ed.  at  a  Quakers'  Sch.  :  m.  1879,  Jane  Ann, 
da.  of  Thomas  Watham  ;  at  age  of  nine  started  work  as  an  errand  boy  in 
Sunderland,  subsequently  being  apprenticed  to  a  lithographic  printer  ;  went  to 
sea  at  age  of  thirteen,  afterwards  being  apprenticed  to  a  Sunderland  vessel,  and 
making  many  voyages  in  all  parts  of  the  world  as  able  seaman  and  second 
mate ;  was  five  years  in  Roy.  Naval  Reserve ;  sometime  kept  a  temperance 
hotel  in  Sunderland  ;  founded  the  National  Sailors'  and  Firemen's  Union  of 
Great  Britain  and  Ireland  (Maritime  Hall,  West  India  Dock  Road,  E.),  of 
which  he  is  Gen.  Pres.  ;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1917,  C.H.  1922.  A  Liberal  and 
Labour  Member;  sat  for  Middlesbrough  July  1892  to  1900  (when  he  was 
defeated  there)  and  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910  ;  has  sat  for  S.  Shields  since 
Oct.  28lh,  1918. 

Addresses — 76,  Victoria  Street,  Westminster,  S.W.i  :  Maritime  Hall,  West  India  Dock 
Road,  E. 

RIGHT  HON.  J.  W.  WILSON  (Worcestershire.  Stourbridge  Division). 

John  William  Wilson,  P.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  John  Edward 

Wilson,  of  Wyddrington,  Edgbaston   Birmingham,  by  Catharine,  who  d.  1914, 

da.  of  the  late  George  Stacey,  of  Tottenham ;  b.   Oct.   22nd,   1858 ;  ed.  at 

Grove  House  Sch.,  Tottenham,  and  in  Germany  :  m.  ist,  1883,  Florence  Jane, 

who  d.  191 1,  da.  of  the  late  Smith  Harrison,  of  Woodford,  Essex;  2nd,  1919, 

Isabella,  da.  of  the  late  Andrew  Bannatyne,  of  Hamilton  ;    is   a  chemical 

manufacturer,  a  J. P.   for  Worcestershire   and  Herefordshire,  a  Director   of 

Great  Western  Railway  Co.,  and  of  Bryant  and  May  (Limited),  and  a  Member 

of  the  firm  of  Albright  and  Wilson  (Limited),  of  Oldbury ;   P.C.   1911.      A 

Liberal;  sat  for  N.  Div.  of  Worcestershire  July  1895  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for 

Stourbridge  Div.  of  Worcestershire  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences— i^,  Whitehall  Court,  S.W.  ;  Perrycroft,  Malvern.  C/kiJj— National  Liberal, 
Reform,  Bath. 

LIEUT.-COL.  L.  0.  WILSON  (Reading). 

Leslie  Orme  Wilson,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O.,  son  of  Henry  Wilson, 
formerly  of  3,  Stanhope  Street,  Hyde  Park,  W. ;  b.  Aug.  1st,  1876;  ed.  at 
St.  Paul's  Sch. :  m.  1909,  Winifred,  da.  of  Capt.  Charles  Smith,  of  Goderich, 
Sydney,  N.  S.  Wales  ;  entered  R. M.L.I.  1895,  and  became  Capt.  1901  ;  retired 
1909;  commanded  a  Batn.  Roy.  Naval  Div.  at  Gallipoli  191 5,  with  rank  of 
Lieut.-Col.  R.M.  (despatches);  served  in  S.  Africa  1899-1900  (severely 
wounded,   despatches,    D.S.O.;,    and   during   European   War  1916  (severely 


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171 


wounded,  despatches,  C.M.G.);  is  Brevet  Lieut.-Col.  Reserve  of  Officers 
R.M.  ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Assist.  Sec.  to  War  Cabinet  1918,  Parliamen- 
tary Sec.  to  Ministry  of  Shipping  Jan.  1919,  and  Joint  Parliamentary  Sec.  to 
the  Treasury  April  1921  ;  D.S.O.  1900,  C.M.G.  1916.  A  Consniiative ;  un- 
successfully contested  Tower  Hamlets.  Poplar  Div.  Jan.  1910;  has  sat  as  M.P. 
for  Reading  since  Nov.  8th,  1913,  having  been  defeated  there  Dec.  1910. 

Residences—^,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.i  ;  Tithe  Barn,  Wokingham,  Berks.         Clubs— 
Carlton,  Bath. 


LIEUT.  COL.  SIR  MATHEW  R.  H.  WILSON,  Bt.  (Bethnal  Green,  South- 
west Division). 

Mathew  Richard  Henry  Wilson, 
C.S.I.,  D.S.O. ,  4th  Baronet,  son  of  Sir 
Mathew  Amcotts  Wilson,  3rd  Et.,  by 
Georgina  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  Richard  T, 
Lee,  of  Grove  Hall,  Knottingley,  York- 
shire ;  b.  Aug.  24th,  1875  ;  ed.  at  Harrow  : 
v:.  1905,  the  Hon.  Barbara  Lister,  da.  of 
4th  Baron  Ribblesdale  ;  formerly  Major 
loih  Hussars;  is  Lieut.-Col.  Territorial 
Force  Reserve  ;  was  Mil.  Sec.  to  Com.-in- 
Ch.  in  India  1909-11  ;  served  in  S.  Africa 
1899-1902,  piesent  at  actions  of  Paardeberg, 
Poplar  Grove,  and  Dreifontein,  and  at 
Relief  of  Kimberley  (Queen's  medal  with 
five  clasps.  King's  medal  with  two  clasps), 
and  in  Egypt  1917-18  (D.S.O.);  C.S.L 
191 1,  D.S.O.  1918.  A  Coalition  Con- 
servitive;  has  sat  for  S.-W.  Div.  of  Bethnal 
Green  since  Feb.  9th,  1914. 

Seat — Eshton  Hall,  Gargrave,  Leeds.      Clubs — 
Turf,  Carlton,  Bath. 


LIEUT.-COL.  M.  J.  WILSON  (Yorkshire,  N.  Riding,  Richmond  Division). 

M  urrough  John  Wilson,  son  of 
the  late  Col.  John  Gerald  Wilson,  C.B., 
of  Cliffe  Hall,  Darlington,  by  Angelina 
Rose  Geraldine,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  the 
Hon.  Henry  O'Brien  ;  b.  Sept.  14th, 
1875  »  ^^-  ^t  Marlborough  :  vi.  1904, 
Sybil  Mary,  da.  of  Sir  Powlett  Charles 
Milbank,  2nd  Bt. ;  is  a  landowner,  and  a 
Director  of  N.-E.  Railway  Co.,  and  of 
Public  House  Trust  Co. ;  European  War 
1914-18,  as  Lieut.-Col.  T.F.  A  Coalition 
Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Richmond  Div.  of 
N.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  since  Dec.  14th, 
1918. 

Residence — Clifle  Hall,  Darlington.       Club — 
Carlton. 


172 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


CAPT.  VISCOUNT  WINDSOR  (SbropaUre,  Ludlow  Division). 

Ivor  Miles  Windsor-Clive  ( Viscou?tt  Wind- 
sor), 2nd  son  of  1st  Earl  of  Plymouth,  of  He  well 
Grange,  Redditch,  St.  Pagan's  Castle,  Cardiff,  Oakly 
Park,  Ludlow,  and  2,  Great  Cumberland  Place,  W.i, 
by  Alberta  Victoria  Sarah  Caroline,  da.  of  the  late  Rt. 
Hon.  Sir  Augustus  Berkeley  Paget,  P.C,  G.C.B. ;  b. 
Feb.  4th,  1889  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. 
CB.A.  1910)  :  m.  1921,  Lady  Irene  Corona  Charteris, 
da.  of  7th  Earl  of  Wemyss.  A  Conservative  ;  has  sat 
for  Shropshire,  Ludlow  Div.,  since  Jan.  4th,  1922. 
Residence — 2.  Great  Cumberland  Place,  W.i. 


SIR  RICHARD  WINFREY  (Norfolk,  South-Western  Division). 

Richard  Winfrey,  son  of  Richard  Francis  Winfrey,  J. P.,  of 
Long  Sutton,  Lincolnshire  ;  b.  Aug.  5th,  1858  ;  ed.  at  King's  Lynn  :  ;«.  1897, 
Annie  Lucy,  da.  of  William  Pattinson,  contractor,  of  Ruskington,  Lincolnshire  ; 
has  been  a  Member  of  Peterborough  Town  Council  (Mayor  1913-14) ;  is 
a  J. P.  for  Norfolk  and  Peterborough,  Managing  Director  of  several  newspaper 
cos.  ;  was  Assist.  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Pres.  of  Board  of  Agriculture 
(Earl  Carrington)  1906.  and  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  Board  of  Agriculture  and 
Fisheries  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916  to  Dec.  1918  ;  author  of  "The  Creation 
of  Small  Holdings"  ;  Knt.  1914.  A  Coalition  Liberal ;  has  sat  for  S.-W.  Div. 
of  Norfolk  since  Jan.  l8th,  1906,  having  been  defeated  there  1895  and  1900. 

Residence — Caster  House,  near  Peterborough.        C/?/i?'i— Reform,  National  Liberal. 


MAJOR  THE  EARL  WINTERTON  (Wesc  Sussex,  Horsham  and  Worthing 

Division). 

Edward  Turnour,  6th  Earl 
Winterton,  only  son  of  5  th  Earl  Winter- 
ton,  of  Shillinglee  Park,  Chiddingfold, 
by  Lady  Georgiana  Susan  Hamilton,  da. 
of  1st  Duke  of  Abercorn,  K.G.  ;  b.  April 
4th,  1883  ;  s.  to  the  Earldom  1907 ; 
ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford; 
is  Major  T.F.  Reserve,  a  Member  of  Sus- 
sex Territorial  Force  Asso.,  and  a  J. P. 
and  D.L.  for  Sussex ;  European  War  1914- 
18  in  Gallipoli,  Palestine,  Syria,  and 
Arabia  with  Sussex Yeo.,  and  subsequently 
with  Imperial  Camel  Corps  (despatches 
twice,  Orders  of  the  Nile  of  Egypt  and 
El  Nahda  of  the  Hedjaz) ;  was  Private 
Sec.  to  Financial  Sec.  of  the  Admiralty 
1905.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  sat  for 
N.-W.,  or  Horsham,  Div.  of  Sussex  Nov. 
1904  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Horsham 
and  Worthing  Div.  of  West  Sussex  Dec. 
14th,  1918. 

^«/V<-«c«— Shillinglee  Park,  Chiddingfold  Sussex  ;  4,  Wilton  Street,  S.W.i.      Clid>s- 
Carhon,  Pratt's,  Turf,  Beefsteak. 


MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENT. 


173 


MRS.  M.  WINTRINGHAM  (Lindsey,  Louth  Division). 
Margaret  Wintringham,  da.  of  David  Longbottom,  of  Silsden, 
Yorkshire  ;  b.  Aug.  4th,  1979 ;  ed.  at  Girls'  Gram.  Sch.,  Keighley,  and  at 
Bedford  Training  Coll.  :  m.  1903,  Thomas  Wintringham,  whoa?.  1921,  M.P. 
for  Louth  Div.  of  Lindsey  ;  is  a  J.P.  for  Louth,  and  Pres.  of  Women's  Liberal 
Asso.,  and  Hon.  Sec.  Federation  of  Women's  Institutes,  Lindsey ;  has  sat  for 
Lindsey,  Louth  Div.  since  Sept.  22nd,  1921. 

Residence — Little  Grimsby  Hall,  Louth,  Lincolnshire. 


F.  WISE  (Ilford). 

Fredric  Wise,  son  of  Alexander  Josiah  Patrick  Wise,  J.P-,  D.L., 
of  Belleville  Park,  Cappoquin,  CO.  Waterford  ;  l>.  1871;  ed.  at  Marlborough 
Coll.  :  m.  1904,  Lucy  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Sir  Thomas  Wrightson,  ist  Bt.,  of 
Neasham  Hall,  Hurworth,  Darlington;  a  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Northumberland, 
and  a  Director  of  the  Daily  Express ;  during  European  War  acted  as  Mil. 
Representative  for  National  Ser.  in  London,  and  attended  Peace  Conference 
in  Paris.     A  Coalition  Unionist ;  has  sat  for  Ilford  since  Sept.  25th,  1920. 

Residence — Heddon  Hall,  Wylam-on-Tyne.  Ciubs — Carlton,  Oriental,  Northern 
Counties. 


CAPT.  VISCOUNT  WOLMER  (HampsMre,  Aldershot  Division). 

Roundell  Cecil  Palmer  (  Viscount 
Wolmer),  el.  son  of  2nd  Earl  of  Selborne, 
of  Blackmoor,  Liss,  Hants,  and  49,  Mount 
Street,  W.,  by  Lady  Beatrix  Maud  Cecil, 
da.  of  3rd  Marquess  of  Salisbury ;  b. 
April  15th,  1887  ;  ^^-  *t  Winchester,  and 
at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1909):  m. 
1910,  the  Hon.  Grace  Ridley,  da.  of  ist 
Viscount  Ridley  ;  is  Capt.  Hampshire 
Regt.  ;  was  Parliamentary  Private  Sec. 
to  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  Foreign  Affairs 
1916,  and  Assist.  Director  of  War  Trade 
Depart.    1916-18.     A   Liberal  Unionist; 

sat  for  Lancashire  (S.-W.),  Newton  Div.   Dec.   1910  to  Nov.  1918,  having 

been  defeated  there  Jan.  1910 ;   elected   for  Aldershot  Div.  of  Hants  Dec. 

14th,  1918. 

Residences — 3,  Chester  Gate,  Regent's  Park,  N.W.  ;  Blaclcmcor,  Liss,  Haiits.     Clubs — 

Brooks's,  Cavendish. 


MAJOR  THE  HON.  E.  F 


1 921 ;   European  War 


.  L-  WOOD  (Yorkshire,  West  Riding,  Ripon  Division). 

Edward  Frederick  Lindley  Wood,  only 
surviving  son  of  2nd  Viscount  Halifax,  of  Hickleton 
Hall,  Doncaster,  St.  Mary's,  Bovey  Tracey,  Devon, 
and  88,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.,  by  Lady  Agnes  Eliza- 
beth Courtenay,  only  da.  of  nth  Earl  of  Devon  ;  b. 
April  i6th,  1881  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1903,  M.A.  1906);  Fellow  of  All 
Souls'  Coll.,  Oxford  1903  :  m.  1909,  Lady  Dorothy 
Evelyn  Augusta  Onslow,  da.  of  4th  Earl  of  Onslow  ; 
is  Major  Yeo.  ;  was  Assist.  Sec.  Ministry  of  National 
Ser.  1917-18;  appointed  a  Ch.  Liaison  Officer  1917, 
and  Under-Sec.  of  State  for  the  Colonies  April 
1914-18.     A   Coalition  Conservative ;   sat   for  Ripon 


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MEMBERS    OF    PARLIAMENT. 


Div.  of  E.  Part  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918 ;  elected 
for  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding,  Ripon  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918, 

Retifietu-es—Zi,  Eaton   Square,   S.VV.i ;  Temple  Newsanti,  Leeds;  Garrowby,  Bishop 
Wilton,  York. 


SIR  (H.)  KINGSLET  WOOD  (Woolwlcb,  West  Division). 

(Howard)  Kingsley  Wood,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Arthur  Wood, 
a  Wesleyan  Min.  ;  b.  1876  :  m.  18—  ;  admitted  Solicitor  1903  ;  was  a  County 
Councillor  for  London,  Woolwich  Div.  1911-19,  Chm.  of  London  Pension 
Authority  1915,  and  of  London  Insurance  Committee  1916,  and  Vice-Chm. 
Special  London  Committee  administering  Separation  Allowances  1914-19;  is 
head  of  the  legal  firm  of  Kingsley  Wood  and  Co.,  and  Parliamentary  Private 
Sec.  to  Min.  of  Health;  Knt.  1918.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  W. 
Div.  of  Woolwich  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — iii,  Ladbroke  Road,  Notting  Hill,  W. 


COL.  snt  JOHN  WOOD,  Bt.  (Chesbire,  Stalybrldge  and  Hyde  Division). 

John  Wood,  ist  Baronet,  only 
son  of  the  late  John  Hill  Wood,  J. P.,  of 
Whitfield,  Derbyshire;  b.  Sept.  8ih,  1857; 
ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Magdalen  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1880,  M.A.  1883)  =  »i- 
1st,  1883,  Estelle,  da.  of  Henry  Benham ; 
2ndly,  1892,  the  Hon.  Gertrude  Emily 
Bateman-H anbury,  third  da.  of  2nd  Baron 
Baleman,  of  Shobdon  Court,  ■  Hereford- 
shire ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1883  !  formerly 
Lieut.-Col.  and  Hon.  Col.  (V.D. )  4th 
Vol.  Batn.  Cheshire  Regt.,  and  Comdt.  5th 
Batn.  Cheshire  Vol.  Kegt. ;  is  a  J.  P.  and  D.L. 
for  Herefordshire  (High  Sheriff  1900),  and 
a  J.P.  for  Derbyshire  and  Suffolk ;  cr.  a 
Baronet  191 8.  An  Unionist ;  sat  for  Staly- 
brldge Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918;  elected  for 
Stalybridge  and  Hyde  Div.  of  Cheshire 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residences—  Hengrave  Hall,  Bury  St.  Ed- 
munds ;  Whitfield  House,  Glossop,  Derbyshire ; 
The  Forrest  Lodge,  Dairy,  Galloway.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Bachelors  ,  New  University,  Constitutional. 


MAJOR  M.  M.  WOOD  (Aberdeenshire  and  Kincardineshire,  Central  Division). 

Murdoch  Mackenzie  Wood,  O.B.E.;  b.  18 — ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn 
1910;  Hon.  Major  R.A.F. ;  formerly  Capt.  6th  Batn.  Gordon  Highlanders 
(T.F.)  ;  European  War  1914-18  (wounded);  sometime  on  staff  of  Daily 
Mail;  O.B.E.  (Mil.)  1921.  A  Liberal;  unsuccessfully  contested  Ayr  Dec. 
1918  ;  elected  for  Aberdeenshire  and  Kincardineshire,  Central  Div.  April 
l6th,   1919. 

Chambers — 5,  Essex  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 


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175 


SIR  SAMUEL  H.  HILL- WOOD,  Bt.  (Derbyshire,  High  Peak  Division). 

Samuel  Hill  Hill- Wood,  \%\.  Baronet, 
only  son  of  the  late  Samuel  Wood,  of  Moorfield, 
Derbyshire,  by  Anne  Kershaw,  who  d.  1914, 
da.  of  the  late  William  Sidebottom,  of  Etherow 
House,  Cheshire;  b.  March  2ist,  1872;  ed.  at 
Eton  :  m.  1899,  the  Hon.  Rachael  Anne  Selina 
Decima  Bateman-Hanbury,  da.  of  2nd  Baron 
Bateman  ;  is  Major  Territorial  Force  Reserve ; 
a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Herefordshire  and  Derby- 
shire;  assumed  by  Roy.  licence  1912,  the  ad- 
ditional surname  of  Hill;  cr.  a  Baronet  1921. 
A  Conservative ;  elected  for  High  Peak  Div. 
of  Derbyshire  Dec.  15th,  1910,  having  been 
defeated  there  Jan.  1910. 

Residences — 11,  Great  Stanhope  Street,  W.  ;  Moor- 
field, Glossop,  Derbyshire.      C////'^— Bachelors',  Carlton. 


SIR  ROBERT  H.  WOODS  (Dubliu  University). 

Robert  Henry  Woods,  F.R.C.S.I.,  son  of  the  late  Christopher 
Woods,  of  Tullamore  ;  b.  April  27th,  1865  ;  ed.  at  Wesley  Coll.,  and  Trin. 
Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A.,  Senior  Moderator  and  gold  medallist  1887,  M.B.  1889, 
Surgical  Travelling  Prizeman  1890,  Hon.  M.Ch.  1913),  and  in  Vienna; 
F.R. C.S.I.  1893  :  tn.  1894,  Margaret,  only  da.  of  the  late  James  Johnston 
Shaw,  K.C.,  Recorder  of  Belfast ;  was  Pres.  of  Dublin  Univ.  Biological 
Asso.  1897,  of  British  Laryngological  Asso.  1907,  of  Roy.  Coll.  of  Surg., 
Ireland  1910-12,  and  of  Irish  Med.  Asso.  1912  ;  is  Professor  of  Laryngology 
and  Otology  in  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,  Surg,  for  Throat,  Nose,  and  Ear  at 
Sir  P.  Dun's  Hospital,  Dublin,  and  an  Hon.  Fellow  American  Coll.  of 
Surgs. ;  Knt.  19 1.3.  An  Independent  Unionist ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Dublin  Univ.  Feb.  1917  ;  has  sat  therefor  since  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residences — 39,  Merrion  Square,  Dublin  ;  Rathleigh,  Killiney,  co.  Dublin.  Clubs — 
Constitutional,  St.  Stephen's,  University  (Dublin),  Royal  Irish  Yacht. 

W.  J.  U.  WOOLCOCK  (Hackney,  Central  Division). 

William  James  Uglow  Woolcock,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the  Rev. 
James  Woolcock,  by  Ophelia,  da.  of  William  Uglow  ;  b.  Sept.  6th,  1878  ; 
ed.  privately  :  m.  1903,  Katherine  Maud,  da.  of  J.  T.  Homer,  of  Witch- 
ampton  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1912 ;  a  Pharmaceutical  Chemist,  and  Gen. 
Manager  of  Asso.  of  British  Chemical  Manufacturers  ;  was  Sec.  of  Pharma- 
ceutical So.  and  Registrar  of  Pharmacy  Acts  1913-18,  Chm.  Med.  Supplies 
Committee,  Surveyor-Gen. 's  Depart.,  War  Office  1915,  Assist.  Director  of 
Army  Contracts  1917-18,  and  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  to  Min.  of  Munitions 
1919-20;  appointed  Parliamentary  Private  Sec.  (unpaid)  to  Postmaster-Gen. 
X921  ;  O.B.E.  (Civil")  1918,  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1920.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  has 
sat  for  Central  Div.  of  Hackney  since  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residence — 36,  Glebe  Road,  Barnes,  S.W.         C/?<^— Reform. 


T.  C.  WORSFOLD  (Surrey,  Mitcham  Division). 

Thomas  Cato  Worsfold,  LL.D.,  son  of  William  Worsfold, 
of  The  Hall  Place,  Mitcham,  Surrey,  by  Eliza,  da.  of  the  late  William 
Butler;  b.  18—;  ed.  at  Trin,  Coll.,  Dublin  (M.A.,  LL.D.):  m.  1900, 
Louise,  da.  of  the  late  John  Jeffree,  F.R.C.S.  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor 
1883;  is  a  J. P.  for  Surrey,  sole  member  of  the  legal  firm  of  Wainwright  and 


1^6  MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

Co.,  a  Fellow  of  Roy.  Historical  So.,  and  of  Roy.  So.  of  Literature,  a 
Member  of  Court  of  Directors,  Sheffield  Univ.,  Commr.  in  Great  Britain  for 
Supreme  Courts  of  British  Colonies  and  High  Court  of  U.S.A.,  and  I'res.  of 
Mitcham  and  Dist.  Conservative  and  Unionist  Asso.  A  Coalition  Unionist ; 
has  sat  for  Mitcham  Div.  of  Surrey  since  Dec.  I4ih,  1918. 

Residence — The  Hall  Place,  Mitcham,  Surrey.        C/«(^j— Authors',  Savage 


COL.  SIR  CHARLES  E.  TATE,  Bt.  (Leicestershire,  Melton  Division). 

Charles  Edward  Yate,  15/  Baronet,  C.S.I.,  C  M.  G.,  el.  son  of  the 
late  Rev.  Charles  Yate,  B.D.,  V.  of  Holme,  Yorkshire  ;  b.  Aug.  28th,  1849 ;  ed. 
at  Shrewsbury  :  tn.  1899,  Charlotte  Heath,  da.  of  the  late  J.  Hume  Burnley,  of 
Diplo.  Ser.,  sometime  H.  M.'s  Charge  d'Affaires  at  Dresden ;  entered  Roy.  Berks 
Regt.  as  Ensign  1867,  became  Capt.  Bom.  S.C.  (now  Indian  Army)  1879,  Major 
1887,  Lieut. -Col.  1893,  and  Col.  1901  ;  served  during  Afghan  War  1880-81  as 
Political  Officer  at  Kalat-i-Ghilzai,  and  on  march  to  and  at  baltle  of  Candahar 
(despatches,  medal  with  clasp,  bronze  star),  and  with  Afghan  Frontier  Commn. 
1884-6  and  1887-8  (Afghan  Order  of  Hurmat)  ;  was  British  Representative  at 
Panjdeh  at  time  of  the  Russian  attack  on  the  Afghan  troops  at  that  place  1885  ; 
appointed  Pritish  Commr.  to  complete  demarcation  of  Russo-Afghan  Frontier 
1887,  Consul  at  Muscat  (Arabia)  1889,  Political  Agent,  Baluchistan  1890, 
Acting  Revenue  Commr.  1892,  H.  M.'s  Commr.  for  settlement  of  Kushk  Canals 
question  on  Russo-Afghan  Frontier  April  1893,  British  Consul-Gen.  at  Meshed 
(Persia)  and  Agent  to  Gov. -Gen.  of  India  for  Khorassan  and  Sistan  1893-8, 
British  Resident  at  Jodhpur,  Acting  Agent  to  Gov.-Gen.  of  India  for  Rajputana, 
and  Resident  at  Udaipur  1898-9,  and  Agent  to  Gov.-Gen.  and  Ch.  Commr. 
of  Baluchistan  1900- 1904  (present  at  assault  and  capture  of  Nodiz  Fort  in 
Mekran  1902— a  clock  tower  erected  to  his  memory  at  Quetta  on  his 
departure  by  Chiefs  and  Peoples  of  Baluchistan);  is  a  D.L.  for  Leicester- 
shire, a  Knight  of  Grace  of  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  in  England,  a 
Member  of  Council  of  Roy.  Geographical  So.  of  Indian  Section  of  So.  ot 
Arts,  of  East  India  Asso.,  and  of  Central  Asian  So. ;  author  of  "  Northern 
Afghanistan,"  "  Khorassan  and  Sistan,"  several  Gazetteers,  etc.,  etc. ;  cr.  C.S.I. 
1887,  C.M.G.  1888,  and  a  Baronet  1921.  A  Coalition  Conset-vative  ;  unsuccess- 
fully contested  Pontefract  Jan.  1906;  sat  for  E.,  or  Melton,  Div.  of  Leicester- 
shire Dec.  1910  to  Nov.  1918,  having  been  defeated  there  Jan.  1910  ;  elected 
for  Leicestershire,  Melton  Div.  Dec.  4th,  1918. 

Residetices—11,  Prince  of  Wales  Terrace,  Kensington,  W.  ;  Madeley  Hall,  Salop. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Junior  United  Service. 


Sm  ALPRED  W.  YEO  (Poplar,  South  Division). 

Alfred  William  Yko,  son  of  George  Robinson  James  Yeo,  of 
Devon  ;  b.  Oct.  13th,  1863  ;  ed.  under  the  London  Sch.  Board  :  w.  ist,  1886 ; 
2ndly,  191 1.  Florence  Jane  Stevens,  of  Poplar,  E.  ;  started  work  in  an  iron 
foundry  ;  for  over  30  years  in  business  in  the  music  trade,  at  86  and  88,  St. 
Leonards  Road,  Poplar,  E. ;  connected  for  over  40  years  with  Berger  Baptist 
Church,  Bromley,  E.  (sometime  Sec.)  ;  has  been  a  Member  of  Poplar  Vestry 
Board  of  Works  and  Poplar  Borough  Council  (Mayor  1903)  ;  9  years  a 
Member  of  Poplar  Guardians  (5  years  Chm.),  9  years  a  Member  of  London 
County  Council,  25  years  Chm.  and  Manager  under  the  London  Sch.  Board 
of  Groups  of  Schools  in  Bromley  (E.),  and  10  years  Chm.  of  Distress  Com- 
mittee ;  has  been  a  Member  of  Tower  I^icensing  Bench  since  1904 ;  served 
as  Chm.  of  Lord  Buxton's  Committee  for  Distress  during  great  Dock  Strike  ; 
is  Vice-Chm.  Tower  Div. ;  Knt.  1918.  A  Coalition  Liberal;  instrumental  in 
obtaining  Bill  to  prevent  raising  of  rents  during  European  War,  and  re- 
sponsible for  one-man- business  clause  issued  to  Mil.  Tribunals  ;  sat  for  Poplar 
Div.  of  Tower  Hamlets  Feb.  1914  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  S.  Div.  of  Poplar 
Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — Leamington,  Chalkwell  Avenue,  Westcliffe-on-Sea. 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


177 


LIEUT.  COM.  E.  H.  YOUNG  (Norwich). 

Edward  Hilton  Young,  jD.S.O., 
D.S.C.,  youngest  son  of  Sir  George 
Young,  3rd  Bt.,  of  Formosa  Place, 
Berkshire,  by  Alice  Eacy,  da.  of  Evory 
Kennedy,  M.D.,  of  Belgard  Castle, 
Dublin,  and  widow  of  Sir  Alexander 
Hutchinson  Lawrence,  1st  Bt. ;  6.  March 
20th,  1879 ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1900,  M.A.  1906); 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1904 ;  is  Lieut. -Com. 
Roy.  Naval  Vol.  Reserve ;  European  War 
1914-19  in  H.M.S.  Iron  Duke  and  Cen- 
tatir,  in  Serbia  with  British  Naval 
Mission  (Obilich  medal.  Order  of  Kara- 
george),  and  in  Flanders  with  naval  guns 
(D.S.C.,  Croix  de  Guerre),  at  Zee- 
brugge  as  2nd  Lieut.  Vindictive  (severely 
wounded,  promoted),  and  in  N.  Russia 
with  Armoured  Train  (D.S.O.) ;  was 
Assist.  Editor  of  the  Economist  1909-10, 
and  City  Editor  of  the  Morning  Post 
1910- 14 ;  appointed  Parliamentary  Private 
Sec.  to  Pres.  of  Board  of  Education  Feb. 
1919,  and  Financial  Sec.  to  the  Treasury 
April  1921  ;  author  of  "  System  of 
National  Finance";  D.S.O.  1919.  A 
Coalition  Liberal ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Worcestershire,  E.  Div.  Jan.  1910, 
and  Preston  Dec.  1910 ;  elected  for  Norwich  Feb.  6th,  1915. 

Residence — Queen  Anne's  Mansions,  S.W.        Clubs — Athenaeum,  Bath. 

SIR  FREDERICK  W.  YOUNG  (WUtstiire,  Swindon  Division). 

Frederick  William  Young,  LLB.,  son  of  the  late  John  Young, 
formerly  of  Mount  Templeton,  S.  Australia;  b.  Jan.  5th,  1876;  ed.  at 
Prince  Alfred's  Coll.  and  Univ.,  Adelaide  (LL.B.  1897)  :  tti.  1904,  Florence, 
da.  of  the  late  John  Darling,  of  Adelaide;  Bar.  Australia  1877  ;  engaged  in 
pastoral  pursuits  ;  was  Commr.  of  Crown  Lands  and  Immigration,  S. 
Australia  1912-14,  and  Agent-Gen.  for  S.  Australia  in  London  1915-18; 
sometime  a  Member  of  Committee  for  Settlement  of  Ex-Service  Men  (Aus- 
tralia) ;  is  a  Director  of  English,  Scottish,  and  Australian  Bank  (Limited)  ; 
elected  a  M.L.A.  1902;  Knt.  1918.  A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for 
Swindon  Div.  of  Wilts  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Address — 63,  Portland  Place,  W.         Club — Carlton. 

R.  YOUNG  (Lancashire,  Newton  Division). 

Robert  Young,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Young ;  b. 
Jan.  26th,  1872  ;  is  a  Member  of  Amalgamated  So.  of  Engineers,  and  of 
Central  Advisory  Committee,  War  Pensions;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1917.  A  Labour 
Member  ;  has  sat  for  Newton  Div.  of  Lancashire  since  Dec.  14th,  1918. 

Residence — 213,  Barry  Road,  Dulwich,  S.  E.22. 

W.  YOUNG  (Perthshire  and  Kinross-shire,  Perth  Division). 

William  Young,  el.  son  of  the  late  James  Young,  of  Braickley 
Farm,  Glenmuick,  Aberdeenshire;  b.  Feb.  5th,  1863;  ed.  at  Ballater  Public 
Sch.  :  m.  1919,  Stephanie,  da.  of  the  late  Stephen  M.  MacSwiney,  M.D.,  of 
Dublin  ;  started  business  career  at  16  years  of  age;  formerly  Gov.  Director  of 
William  Young  and  Co.  (Limited),  foreign  merchants  and  bankers,  of  London 
and  Mexico  City.  A  Coalition  Liberal ;  sat  for  E.  Div.  of  Perthshire  Jan. 
1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  elected  for  Perthshire  and  Kinross-shire,  Perth  Div.  Dec. 
4th,  1918. 

Residence — 4,  Albemarle  Street,  W.i.        Clubs — Reform,  Royal  Automobile. 


178 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  GEORGE  YOUNGER,  Bt.  (Ayr), 

George  Younger,  i  st  Baronet,  el.  son 
of  the  late  James  Younger,  brewer,  of  Alloa ; 
b.  Oct.  13th,  185 1  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad.  : 
m.  1879,  Lucy,  who  d.  1921,  da.  of  Edward 
Smith,  M.D.,  F.R.S.,  of  Heanor  Fall,  Derby- 
shire, and  Harley  Street,  W. ;  is  Chm.  of  George 
Younger  and  Son  (Limited),  brewers,  of  Alloa, 
a  Director  of  National  Bank  of  Scotland,  of 
North  British  and  Mercantile  Insurance  Co., 
and  of  Lloyd's  Bank  (Limited),  a  T-P.  and  D.L. 
for  Stirlingshire,  and  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Clack- 
mannanshire (Convener  1895-1906);  was  a 
Member  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  Licensing  Laws 
1896,  and  Pres.  of  County  Councils'  Asso.  of 
Scotland  1902-4,  and  Pres.  of  National  Union 
of  Conservative  Assos.,  Scotland  1903-4;  ap- 
pointed Scottish  Unionist  Whip  1911,  and  to 
take  charge  of  Conservative  Central  Office  in 
National  Min.  1916;  cr.  a  Baronet  1911.  A 
Conservative ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Clack- 
mannanshire and  Kinross-shire  July  1895,  Dec.  1899,  and  Oct.  1900  ;  has  sat 
for  Ayr  since  Jan.  20th,  1906,  having  been  defeated  there  Jan.  1904. 

Seat — Leckie,    Gargunnock,    Stirlingshire.        Clubs — Carlton,   Conservative,  Western 


(Glasgow),  New    Edinburgh). 


ELECTED  JAN.  17th  AND  18th,  1922. 

SIR  PERCY  W.  NEWSON,  Bt. 
(Waxwickshire,  Tamworth  Division). 

Percy  Wilson  Newson,  \si  Baronet, 
son  of  the  late  Henry  Newson,  of  Suffolk  ; 
l>.  April  4th,  1874:  in.  1908,  Helena,  el.  da. 
of  Lieut. -Col.  Denham  Franklin,  F.R.C.S., 
formerly  R.A.M.C.  ;  a  partner  in  the  firm 
of  Jardine,  Skinner  and  Co.,  of  Calcutta,  a 
Director  of  Bengal  United  Tea  Co.  (Limited), 
Cachar  and  Doour  Tea  Co.  (Limited),  and 
East  India  Coal  Co  (Limited),  and  Past 
Pres.  (1920)  of  the  Bank  of  Bengal ;  was 
Gov.  of  Imperial  Bank  of  India  1921  ;  cr. 
Knt.  1920,  and  Baronet  1921.  An  Unionist', 
has  sat  for  Warwickshire,  Tamworth  Div., 
since  Jan.  17th,  1922. 

Residence — 42,    Hertford    Street,   Mayfair,   W. 
Do  not  attempt,  or  else  accomplish.      C/?<i5j— Oriental,  Bengal  (Calcutta). 

BEIO.-GEN.  SIR  (G.)  W.  HACKET  PAIN  (Londonderry,  South  Division). 
(George)  William  Racket  Pain,  K.B.E.,  C.B.,  son  of  the  late 

George  Pain,  nth  Hussars  ;  h.  Feb.  5th,  1855;  ed.  at  Elizabeth  Coll.,  Guernsey, 
and  privately  :  m.  1898,  Sadie,  da.  of  the  late  Sidney  Merton,  of  Sydney,  N.S. 
Wales  ;  entered  T02nd  Regt.  1875,  became  Capt.  Queen's  (Roy.  W.  Surrey  Regt.) 
1885,  Major  Worcestershire  Regt.  1894,  Brevet  Lieut. -Col.  i8q6,  Lieut. -Col.  1900, 
Brevet  Col.  1901,  Col.  1907,  and  Hon.  Brig.-Gen.  1919 ;  retired  1912  ;  Egyptian 
Army  in  Soudan  Campaign  1888-91  (medal  with  clasp,  bronze  star),  Nile  Field 
Force  (3rd  class  Medjidie),  at  action  of  Tokar  (horse  shot,  3rd  class  Osmanieh, 
clasp,  bronze  star),  Dongola  E.xpedition  1896,  present  at  action  of  Firket  (horse 
shot,  despatches,  medal,  Egyptian  medal  with  two  clasps,  Brevet  Lieut. -Col.), 
Nile  Expedition  1807-8  as  .Acting  A.G.  of  Egyptian  Army,  S.  Africa  1900-1902 
(despatches.  Queen's  medal  with  three  clasps.  King's  medal  with  two  clasps,  C.B.), 
European  War  1915-18,  at  home  and  in  France,  Comdg.  io8th  Inf.  Brig.,  which 
he  raised  (1914-15  star,  two  medals,  K  B.E.),  Irish  Rebellion  1916  (despatches); 
commanded  S.  Midland  Dist.  1908-11,  and  !<.  Dist.  Ireland  1916-19  ;  appointed 
Div.  Commr.  Roy  Irish  Constabulary  1920  ;  C.B.  (Mil.)  1900,  K.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919. 
A  Coalition  Unionist;  has  sat  for  Londonerry,  S.  Div.,  since  Jan.  i8th,  1922. 
C/«^j— United  Service,  Royal  Automobile,  Kildare  Street,  Ulster. 


PARLIAMENTARY 
COUNTIES,  BOROUGHS,  AND  UNIVERSITIES 

RETURNING     MEMBERS     TO     PARLIAMENT 


At  the  End  of  January,  1922, 


WITH   THE    NAMES   OF    THEIR    MEMBERS   AND   OF   THE   UNSUCCESSFUL  CANDIDATES. 


The  tugravings  are  copies  of 
Borough  Arttts  or  of  Corf  ora- 
tion Seals  ;  when  inserted  in  the 
Division  of  a  County  the  arms 
indicate  the  armorial  insignia  or 
seal  of  the  Borough  after  which 
the  Division  is  named,  either 
primarily  or  otherwise. 

When  no  numbers  are  given  after 
the  name  of  a  Member,  that 
Member  was  returned  unop- 
posed. 

Names  in  italics  are  those  of  un- 
successful members  at  the  last 
General,  or  subsequent,  Elec- 
tion. 


Figures  /oiio7viiig  names  indicate 
the  numbers  polled  at  the  last 
General,  or  subsequent,  Hlection. 

■A"  -An  Asterisk  before  the  name 
of  a  member  indicates  that  he 
did  not  sit  in  the  last  Parliament. 
Secondary  names  of  Divisions^ 
or  Boroughs,  are  inserted  in 
alphabetical  order  throughout 
the  section,— ^.^■.,  "Speltiiorne, 
see  Middlesex;  '  "Leamington, 
see  Warwick." 

Divisions  of  Counties  and 
Boroughs  are  given  in  alpha- 
betical order  under  the  heading 
of  their  respective  county  or 
borough. 


\  Unsuccessful  candidate  sat  as 
a  Member  in  last  Parliament. 

t  These  Constituencies  will  in 
due  course  cease  to  return 
Mecubers  to  the  Imperial 
House  of  Commons. 

[  ]  Figures  between  brackets  after 
the  title  of  a  constituency  show 
the  number  of  members. 

Registered  Electors.— The  figures 
given  are,  where  possible,  those 
on  the  Autumn  Register. 

When  only  the  name  of  the  Mem- 
ber is  given,  such  Member  was 
returned  unopposed. 


Co.  =  Coalition.  C.  =  Conservative.  L.  =  Liberal.  I.  L. P.  =  Independent  Labour  Party. 
Co-op.  =  Co-operator.  Lab.  =  Labour.  A.  =  Agricultural.  N.D.  =  National  Democratic 
Party.  N.P.  =  National  Party.  N.  =  Irish  Nationalist.  S.F.  =  Sinn  Fein.  Ind.  =  Inde- 
pendent. N.F.D.S.S.  =  National  Federation  (Association)  of  Discharged  Sailors  and 
Soldiers.     U.  =  Unionist. 


Abbey  [See  Westminster]. 
Aberavon  [See  Glamorganshire]. 
Aberdare  [See  Merthyr  Tydfil]. 


ABERDEEN  (CO.  OF  CITY  OF)  [2]. 


South  [1]. 

{Ferryhill,  Rosemount,  Rubislaw,  Ruthriesion 
and  St.  Nicholas  Municipal  Wards.) 

*Frederick   Charles    Thomson 

(Co.U.)  10,625 

■fSir/o/m  Fleming,  LL.D.  (L.)     3,535 
lames  Robertson  Watson  {\xid,.^     2,868 

Returning  Officer— The  Sheriff  of  Aberdeen, 
Kincardine,  and  Banff.  ,,-| 


North  [1]. 
Greyjriars,    St.    Andrew,    St.    Clement,    St. 
Machar,  Torry  and   Woodside  Municipal 
Wards.) 

*Frank  Herbert  Rose  (Labour)  6,128 
\Major  Duncan   Vernon   Pirie, 

O.B.E.  (Co.L.)         ..         ..   5,918 


ABERDEENSHIRE  AND  KINCARDINE- 
SHIRE [3]. 

[The  counties  of  Aberdeen  and  Kincardine, 
inclusive  of  all  burghs  situated  therein  except 
the  county  of  the  city  of  Aberdeen  and  the 
burgh  of  Inverbervie.) 


Central  [1]. 

(The  county  districts  of  Aberdeen,  Ellon, 
Garioch,  and  Huntly,  inclusive  of  the  burghs 
of  Ellon,  Inverurie,  Kintore,  Old  Meldrum, 
and  Huntly.) 

At  the  General  Election  *Lieut.-Col.  Alex- 
ander Theodore  Gordon  (Co.U.),  and  tjohn 
Macdonald  Henderson  (L.)  potted  resf>ec- 
tivety  6,546  and  5,908  votes.  In  March  1919 
Lieut. -Col.  A.  T.  Gordon  died,  and  at  a 
Bye-Election  on  April  i6th,  1919,  the  result 
was 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Aberdeensliire  and  Kincardinesliire— 

continued. 
Central — continued. 
*Major     Murdoch     Mackenzie 

Wood,  O.B.E.  (L.)..         ■•  4,950 
Leybourne  Francis  WatsonDavid- 

^<'«(U.)  4.764 

Joseph  Forbes  Duncan  (Lab.)  . .   3,482 

EaBtem  [1]. 

{The  county  districts  of  Deer  and  Turriff,  «n- 
clusive  of  all  burghs  situated  therein.) 

Sir  (William)  Henry  Cowan 
(Co.L.)  4.430 

Falconer  Lewis  Wallace,  O.B.E. 
(Ind.) 4,343 

Kincardine  and  Western  [1]. 

{The  county  of  Kincardine,  inclusive  of  all 
burghs  situated  therein  except  the  burgh  of 
Inverbervie  and  that  portion  of  the  county 
of  the  city  of  Aberdeen  which  is  situated 
within  the  said  county  of  Kincardine,  to- 
gether with  the  county  districts  of  Alford  and 
Deeside,  inclusive  of  all  burghs  situated 
therein.) 

Lieut.-Col.  the  Hon.  Arthur  Cecil 
Murray,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O.  (Co.L.). 

Rttiinting  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  Aberdeen, 
Kincardine,  and  Banff. 


Aberdeen  University  [See   Edinburgh 
University,  etc.], 

Abertillery  [See  Monmouthshire'. 

Abingdon  [See  Berkshire]. 


ACCRINGTON  (Lancashire)  [1]. 

(Municipal  borough  of  Accrington  and  urban 
districts  of  Church,  Clayton-le- Moors, 
Oswaldtwistle  and  Rishton.) 

*Major  Ernest  Gray  (Co. U.)  13,808 
^Rt.  Hon.  Harold  Trevor  Baker, 

i^.C.  (L.)       ..  ..        ■..     8,378 

Charles  Rodcn  Buxton  (Lab.) . .  6,369 
IVilliatn  Hammond  {^.'D.')  ..  738 
Returning  Office} —  The  Mayor. 


Acton  [See  Middlesex]. 
Aldershot  rSee  Hampshire]. 
Altrincham  [See  Cheshire]. 


ANGLESEY  CO.  [1]. 

(The  administrative  county  of  Anglesey.) 
*Brig.-Gen.  Sir  Owen  Thomas 

(Ind.  Labour) . .  ..  .,   9,038 

^Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Ellis  Jones  Ellis 

Griffith,     Bt.,     B.C.,     K.C. 

(Co.L.)  8,898 

Returning  Officer— "WiC  High  Sheriff. 


ANTRIM  CO.  [4]. 
East  Antrim  [1]. 

{Baronies  of  Belfast  Loxuer,  and  Gleftdrtn 
Upper,  parts  of  Baronies  of  Antrim  Upper,. 
Antrim  Lower,  and  Belfast  Upper,  and  the 
tenon  of  Carrickfergus.) 

At  the  General  Election  Lieut.-Col.  Robert 
Chaine  Alexander  McCalmont,  D.S.O.  (U.), 
and  Daniel  Dumican  (S.F.)  polled  re- 
spectively 15,206  and  i6i  votes.  In  March 
1919  Lieut.-Col.  McCalmont  ivas  aiipointed 
to  a  military  command,  and  at  a  Bye-Elec 
tion  on  May  2Tth,  1919,  the  result  ivas 

*George  Boyle  Hanna  (Ind.U.)  8,714 
Major   William   Agnew   Moore, 

/A6-.a(U.) 7,549 

Charles  McFerran  LeggiX-.')    ..    1,778 
Mid  Antrim  [1]. 

{Baronies  of  Glenarm  Lower,  Toome  Lower, 
part  of  the  Baronv  of  Antrim  Lower,  and 
parts  of  the  parishes  of  Connor  and  A  ho^hill.) 

Major  the  Rt.  Hon.  Robert 
William  Hugh  O'Neill,  P.C. 
(U.) 10,711 

Joseph  Comwlly  iS¥.)  ..      2,791 

North  Antrim  [1]. 

{Baronies  of  Cary,  Dunluce  I^o7ver,  Dunluce 
Upper,  and  Kilconway.) 

Major   Peter    Kerr  Kerr-Smiley 

(U.) 9,621 

Fatrick  Mc Carry  {S.Y.')  ..2,673 

South  Antrim  [1]. 

(The  part  of  the  previously  existing  South 
Antrim  Division  which  is  comprised  in  the 
administrative  county  of  Antrim,  together 
with  the  part  of  the  administrative  county 
which  is  comprised  in  the  previously  existing 
East  Down  Division  of  the  parliamentary 
county  of  Down.) 

Capt.  Charles  Curtis  Craig  (U.)  13,270 
fCeuin  O'Shiel  (S.F.)    ..  ..     2,313 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Ardwick  [See  Manchester]. 


ARGYLLSHIRE  [1], 

(The  county  of  Argyll,  inclusive  of  all  burghs 
situated  therein.) 

At  the  General  Election  Sir  William  Suther- 
land, K.C.B.  (Co.L.)  and  Lachlan  Mac 
Neill  Weir  {L.sh.)  polled  respectively  11,970 
and  2,733  votes.  In  Feb.  1920  Sir  William 
Sutherland  was  appointed  a  Junior  Lord 
of  the  Treasury,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on 
March  10th,  1920,  the  result  was 

Sir         William         Sutherland, 

K.C.B.  (Co.L.)  ..  ..  10,187 
Rev.  Malcolm  Mac  Callum  ( Lab. )  5 ,  498 
Returning Offiicer— The  Sheriff  of  Argyllshire. 


RETURNING   MEMBERS   TO    PARLIAMENT. 


ARMAGH  CO 


Mid  Armagh  [1]. 

•{Baronies  of  Armagh  and  Tiranny,  and  parts 
of  the  Baronies  of  Ferns  Lower,  Oneilland 
West,  Orior  Lower,  and  Fews  Upper.) 

A  t  the  General  Election  James  Rolston  Lons- 
dale (U.)  and  Liam  O'Brien  (S.F.)  polled 
respectively  8,431  ntid  5,689  votes.  In  May 
Mr.  Lonsdale  died,  and  at  a  Bye-Election 
on  June  igzi  there  was  not  any  opposition 
to  the  return  of 

-¥-Henry  Bruce  Armstrong  (U.)- 

North  Armagh  [1]. 

{Barony  of  Oneilland  East,  and  part  of  the 
Barony  of  Oneilland  IVest.) 

Lieut. -Col.  Sir  William  James 

Allen,  K.B.E.,  D.S.O.  (U.)  10,239 
Ernest  Ely  the  {^.Y.)    ..  ..     2,860 

South  Armagh  [1]. 

{The    part  of  the  previously  existing  South 
Armagh  Division  which  is  comprised  in  the 
administrative  county  of  Armagh.) 
Patrick  Donnelly  (N.)    ..  .,  4,345 

Dr.  James  Thomas  McKee  (S.  F.)        79 
Returnitig  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Ashford  [See  Kent]. 


ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE  (Lancashire)  [1]. 

(Municipal  borough  of  Ashion-under-Lyne 
and  urban  district  of  Hurst.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Albert  Henry  Stanley,  P.C.  (Co.U.),  and 
T.  F.  \:\?,iiix{'^.¥.V>.^.'S>.')poliedresfectively 
10,261  and  7,334  votes.  In  Jan.  1920  Sir 
Albert  Stanley  was  raised  to  the  Peerage, 
and  at  a  Bye- Election  on  Jan.  31st,  1920, 
the  result  was 

•Sir  Walter  de  Frece  (Co.U.)  8,864 
Willi  am     Cornfortk     Robinson, 

O.D.E.  (Lab.)  ..  ..8,127 

Sir  Arthur  Harold  Marshall, 

K.B.E.{-L.) 3,511 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Aston  [See  Birmingham]. 

Attercliffe  [See  Sheffield]. 

Aylesbury  [See  Buckinghamshire]. 


AYR  DISTRICT  OF  BURGHS  [1]. 

(Burghs  of  Ayr,  Ardrossan,  Irvine,  Prestwicfi , 
Saltcoats,  and  Troon.) 


Sir  George  Younger,  Bt.  (Co.U.)  9,565 
Major  Murdoch  Mackenzie  Wood 

(L.) 5,410 

Rev.  Campbell  Stephen  (Lab)  ..   4,534 
Retur9ting  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  -Ayrshire. 


AYRSHIRE  AND  BUTESHIRE  [3]. 

(The  Counties  of  Ayr  and  Bute,  inclusive  of 
all  burghs  situated  therein  except  the  burghs 
of  Ayr,  Ardrossan,  Irvine,  Prestwick, 
Saltcoats,  and  Troon.) 

Bute  and  Northern  [1]. 

(The  county  of  Bute,  inclusive  of  all  burghs 
situated  therein,  and  the  county  district  of 
Northern  Ayr,  inclusive  of  all  burghs 
situated  therein  except  in  so  far  as  included 
in  the  Ayr  District  of  Burghs.) 

Lieut. -Gen.  Sir  Aylmer  (Gould) 
Hunter  -  Weston,  K.C.B., 
D.S.O.  (Co.U)  ..  ..    12,638 

Robert  Smith  {l.?ih.)     ..  ..      5,848 

Hugh  Eraser  Campbell  (L,.)    . .     2,059 

Kilmarnock  []]. 

(The  county  district  of  Kilmarnock,  inclusive 
of  all  burghs  situated  therein  except  in  so 
far  as  included  in  the  Ayr  District  of 
Burghs.) 


Hon.  Alexander  Shaw  (Co.L.)  13,568 
Peter  Malcolm  (Co.-op.)  • .     6,652 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Asmhire  and  Buteslilre--<:c«//n»^</- 
South  Asnrshire  [1]. 

(The  county  districts  of  Ayr  and  Carrick,  in- 
clusive of  all  burghs  situated  therein  except 
in  so  far  as  included  in  the  Ayr  District  of 
Burghs.) 

•James  Brown,  O.B.E.  (Lab.)..  6,358 
Brii;.-Gtn.Joh7t  Buchanan  Pol- 

lok-McCall,   C.M.G.,  D.S.O. 

(Co.U.)  5.495 

William  Robertson  (L. ) . .  •  •  4, 555 

Lieut.-Col.Hugh  Robert  Wallace, 

D.S.O.  (Ind.)  ..  ..       627 

Returtting  Officer — The  SheriflF  of  Ayrshire. 


Balli'am  and  Tooting  [See  Wandsworth'. 
Banbury  [See  Oxfordshire]. 


Barnstaple  [See  Devonshire]. 

BABEOW-IN-FURNESS  <Lancashire)  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  Barrow-in-Furness.) 


BANFFSHIRE  [11. 

{The  county  of  Banff,  inclusive  of  all  burghs 
situated  therein.) 

Sir  Charles  Coupar  Barrie,  K.B.E. 
(Co.L.). 

Returnittf;  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  Aberdeen, 
Kincardine,  and  Banff. 


Barkston  Ash  [See  Yorkshire,  W. 

Riding]. 
Barnard  Castle  [See  Durham  co.]- 

BARNSLEY  (Yorkshire)  [1]. 

{County  borough  of  Barnsley  and  urban  dis- 
tricts of  Ardsley,  Darton  and  Monk  Bretton.) 

Sir  Joseph  Walton,  Bt.  (Co.L.). 

Returning  Officei — The  Mayor. 


Barry  [See  Glamorganshire— Llandaff 

and  Barry]. 

Basingstoke  [See  Hampshire]. 

Bassetlaw  [See  Nottinghamshire]. 


•  Sir  Robert  Burton  Chadwick 

(U.) 12,608 

\  Charles  Duncan  ( Lab. )         ..12, 309 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


BATH  (Somerset)  [11. 

{County  borough  of  Bath.) 


Capt.  Charles  Talbot  Foxcroft 

(Co.U.)  15,605 

Alfred  [allies  Bethell  {\j3ki.')   ..     5,244 
Returning  Officer— The  Mayor. 


BATLEY  AND  MORLEY  (Yorkshire)  [1]. 

{Municipal  boroughs  of  Bailey,  Morley  and 

Ossett.) 
Lieut.  Gerald  Ashburner  France 

(Co.L.)  13,519 

Ben  Turner,  O.B.E.  (Lab.)  . .    12,051 

Returning  Officer— The  Mayor  of  Batley. 


BATTERSEA  (CO.  London)  [21. 
{Metropolitan  borough  of  Battersea.) 

North  [1]. 
{Church,   Latchmere,   Nine   Elms   and   Park 

Wards.) 
•  Richard  Morris  (Co.L.)        ..    11,231 
Mrs.  Charlotte  Despard  (Lab.)     5,634 

South  [11. 

{Bolingbroke ,  Broomwood,  St.  John,  Shaftes- 
bury and  Winstanley  Wards.) 
•Viscount  Curzon  (Co.U.)    ..    15,670 
\Col.Arthur  Alfred  Lynch,  C.E., 

L.RC.P.,M.R.C.S.{X.^h.^      3.383 

Joseph  William  Molden  (L.)  . .     2,273 

John  Ernest  Philip Jenkin  (Ind.)     1,657 

Returning     Officer — Edwin      Austin,     Town 

Clerk,  Town  Hall,  Lavender  Hill,  S.W. 


Bedford  [See  Bedfordshire]. 


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BEDFORDSHIRE  [3]. 
{The  administrative  county  0/  Bedford.) 

Bedford  il\ 

(The  rural  districts  of  Bedford  and  Eaton 
Socon,  the  municipal  borough  of  Bedford, 
and  the  urban  district  of  Kempston.) 


Bedwellty  [See  Monmouthsliire]. 


Cecil      Bisshopp 

(Co.L.) 
JVillet  Ball  (Lab.) 


Harmsworth 


13,501 
5. 964 


At  the  Getural Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Frede- 
rick George  Kellaw.-iy,  PC.  (Co.L.)  and 
Henry  Burridge  (Ind.)  polled  respectively 
10,233  <""^  4.096  votes.  In  April  \t)i\  Mr. 
Kellaway  was  appointed  Postmaster- Gen  , 
and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  A/iril  2^rd,  1921, 
the  result  luai 

Rt.    Hon.    Frederick     George 

Kellaway,   P.C.  (Co.L.)      . .    14,397 

Frederick  Fox  i^zV^j  (Lab.)    ..     9,731 

Luton  11^. 

The  rural  district  of  Luton,  and  the  municipal 

boroughs  of  Dunstable  and  Luton.) 


Mid  [V_. 
{The  rural  districts  of  Ampthill,  Biggleswade, 
and  Eaton   Bray,  and  the  urban  districts 
of   Ampthill.    Biggleswade,    and    Leighton 
Buzzard.) 

♦Maximilian  Gowran   Townley 

(Co.U.)  ..  ..  ..   9,073 

^Str  Arthur  William  Black  (\^.)  7,352 
Returning  Officer— 'f^hf:  High  Sheriff. 


BELFAST  [9]. 
{The  county  borough  of  Belfast.) 


Cromac  [1]. 

(The    Cromac   and    Windsor   Municipal 

Wards  of  the  borough.) 

William  Arthur  Lindsay  (U.)  11,459 

/antes  Freeland  {ha.h.^  ..      2,508 

Archibald  Savage  {S.¥.)  ..         997 

Duncaim  [1]. 

(The  Duncaim  Municipal  Ward  of  the 
borough  and  the  part  of  the  Clifton  Municipal 
Ward  of  the  borough  which  lies  to  the  north 
and  east  of  a  line  commencing  at  a  point 
in  the  western  boundary  of  the  ward  oppo- 
site the  middle  of  Old  Park  Road  proceeding 
along  the  middle  of  Old  Park  Road  to  its 
junction  with  Mountview  Street,  thence 
along  the  middle  of  Mountview  Street  to  its 
junction  with  Manor  Street,  thence  north- 
wards along  the  middle  of  Manor  Street  to 
its  junction  with  Cliftonville  Road,  thence 
south-eastwards  along  the  middle  of  Clifton- 
ville Road  to  the  ward  boundary  in  Dun- 
caim Street.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Edw.ird  Henry  Carson,  P.C,  K.C.,  LL  D. 
(U.),  Major  William  Hamilton  Davey  (N.) 
and  Dr.  Henry  Russell  McNabb  (S.F.), 
polled  11,637,  2,449,  "^'^'i  271  votes  respec- 
tively. In  June  1921  Sir  Edward  Carson 
became  a  Lord  oj  Appeal  in  Ordinary,  and 
at  a  Bye-Election  on  June  i-i,rd,  1921,  there 
■was  not  any  opposition  to  the  return  oj 

^Thomas  Edward  McConnell,  C.B.E. 
(U.). 

Falls  [1]. 

(The  Falls  and  Smithfield  Municipal 

Wards  of  the  borough.) 

Joseph  Devlin  (N.)       . .  . .   8,488 

Eamonn  de  Falera  {S.F.)         ..   3,245 

Ortneau  [1]. 

(The  Ormeau  Municipal  Ward  of 
the  borough.) 

♦Thomas  Moles  (U.)    . .  . .   7,460 

William  John  Stewart  (Ind.U.)  4,833 

James  Joseph  Dobbyn  {^.Y .)     ..       338 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


'MUAS^— continued. 

Pottlnger  [1]. 

{The  Potlinger  Municipal  Ward  of 
the  borough.) 

•Capt.  Herbert  Dixon,  O.B.E. 

(U.) 

Samuel  Clarke  Porter  (Lab  )  .  • 
/antes  Henry  Bennett  (Lab.)  .  • 
Bernard  Campbell  (S  F.) 


8,574 

2,513 

659 

393 


St.  Anne's  [1]. 

{The  St.  Anne's  and  St.  George's  Municipal 
Wards  of  the  borough.) 

^Thomas  Henry  Burn  (Lab.U.)  9,155 
William  Hugh  Alexander  (Ind.)  1,752 
Dermot  Barnes  (SF.)    ..  ..1,341 


\1^ 


ShankiU  [1]. 


{The  Shankill  Municipal  Ward  of  the  borough 
and  the  part  of  the  said  Clifton  Ward  which 
is  not  included  in  the  Duncairn  Division.) 

♦  Samuel    McGuffin    (Lab.U.)   11,840 
Samuel  Kyle  (Lab.)     . .  . .     3,674 

Michael  Carolan  (S.F.)  . .        534 


Victoria  [1'. 

{The  Dock  and  Victoria  Municipal 
Wards  of  the  borough.) 

♦Thompson  Donald  (Lab.U.)..   9,309 
/Codert  fVaugh  (Lah.)    ..  ..   3,469 

Miss    Winifred   Carney  (S.F.)      395 

X'l. 

Woodvale  [1]. 

{Tht  Court  and  Woodvale  Municipal 
Wards  of  the  borough.) 

♦Robert  John  Lynn  (U.)        ..    12,232 
/?ory  {Robert)  Haskins  (S.F.) . .      i , 247 

Returning  O^cer— The  Under-Sheriff. 


BELFAST,  QUEEN'S  UNIVERSITY  OF  [l^. 

♦Sir    William    Whitla,     M.D., 

LL.D.(U.) 1,487 

Sean  Dolan  (S.F.)        ..  ,.       jig 

Returning  Officer— The  Vice-Chancellor. 


Belper  [see  Derbyshire]. 


BERKSHIRE  [8]. 
{The  administrative  county  of  Berks.) 

Abingdon  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Abingdon,  Wallingford, 
and  Wantage,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Bradfield  which  consists  of  the  civil  par- 
ishes of  Ashampstead,  Basildon,  Frilsham, 
Streatley,  and  Yattendon,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Faringdon  which  is  within 
the  administrative  county  of  Berks,  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Abingdon  and  Wal- 
lingford, and  the  urban  district  of  Wantage.) 


At  the  General  Election  *Ijrig.-Gen.  John 
Tyson  Wigan,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O. 
(Co.U  )  was  returned  unofiposed.  In  May 
IQ2I  Gen.  Wigan  resigned,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Eiiction  on  the  nth  of  that  tnontk  there 
was   not  any  opposition   to   the   return  of 

♦  Arthur  Thomas  Loyd  (Co.Consti- 
tutionalist). 


Newbury  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Hungerford  and  New- 
bury, the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Brad- 
field  which  is  not  included  in  the  Abingdon 
Division,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Wokingham  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Windsor  Division,  and  the  municipal 
boroughs  of  Neivbury  and  Wokingham.) 


Sir  William  Arthur  Mount,  Bt.,  C.B.E. 
(Co.U.). 


RETURNING   MEMBERS  TO    PARLIAMENT. 


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Windsor  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Cookham,  Easihamp- 
Stead,  and  Windsor,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Wokingham  ■which  consists  of 
the  civil  parishes  of  Remenham,  Ruscombe, 
Twyford,  and  Wargrave,  and  the  municipal 
boroughs  of  Maidenhead  and  Xew  Windsor.) 


Ernest  Gardner  (Co.U.)  . .    10,073 

Charles  Samuel  Edgerley  (Ind.)     4,448 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


BERMONDSEY  (CO.  London)  [2]. 
(Metropolitan  borough  of  Bermondsey.) 


Rotherhithe  [1]. 
{St.  John,  St.  Olave  and  St.  Thomas  Wards, 
Wards  numbers  five  and  six,  Bermondsey, 
and    Wards   numbers  one,  two   and  three, 
Rotherhithe.) 

*John  Rolleston  Lort-Williams 
(Co.U.)  5,639 

^Capt.  Hubert  William  Culling 

Carr-Gomm  (L.)         . .  . .    3,889 

Will  Godfrey  {X^z!o.)      ..  ..    1,750 


West  Bermondsey  [1]. 

{Wards  numbers  one,  two,   three  and  four, 
Bermondsey.) 

Harold  James  Glanville  (L.)  ..  4,260 
Charles  Richard Scriven  {Qo.\^.^  2,998 
Dr.  Alfred  Saher  (X^h.)  ..    1,956 

Lieut .  Harry  Becker{l^  .¥  .T)  .?).S.)  1,294 
Retur7ting  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Berwick-upon-Tweed  [See  Northumber- 
land]. 


BERWICK   AND    HADDINGTON    [1]. 

{The  counties  of  Berwick  and  Haddington.) 


John  Deans  Hope  (Co.L.)        ..  8,584 

Robert  Wfoulis  {L&h.)  ..  4,783 

f /V/.  Hon.  Harold  John  Tennant, 

^.C.{L.)        2,557 

Rstuffiitig     0/^cer— The     Sheriff     of     The 
Lothians  and  Peebles. 


BETHNAL  GREEN  (CO.  London)  [2]. 

{Metropolitan    borough    of    Bethnal    Green.) 

North-East  [1]. 

(North  and  East  Wards^ 

Rt.  Hon.   Sir  Edwin  (Andrew) 

Cornwall,  Bt.,  P.C.  (Co.L.)..   4,448 

Lieut.  Wilfred  Liddell  Steel 
(N.P.)  2,312 

Wtlltam  S/iadforth  (Heailth)    ..    1,127 


South-West  [1]. 

(Soj/tA  and  West  Wards.) 
Lieut. -Col.  Sir  Mathew  Richard 

Henry     Wilson,     Bt.,   C.S.I., 

D.S.O.  (Co.U.) 
Lieut.   Ernest   Thurtle 

(N.F.D.S.S.) 

Lieut. -Col.      Hugh     Mowbray - 

Meyler,  M.C.  (L.)      .. 
Returning  Officer — The  Town  Clerk. 


4,240 


1,941 

1,935 


Bewdley  [See  Worcestershire]. 
Bilston  [See  Wolverhampton]. 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


BIRKENHEAD  (CbesMre)  [21. 
{County  borough  of  Birkenhead.) 


East  [1]. 

(  Argyle,  Bebington,  Clifton,  Egerton  and 
Mersey  Wards,  together  with  the  part  of 
the  borough  which  Hex  between  the  eastern 
boundary  of  Argyle,  Mersey  and  Bebington 
Wards  and  the  centre  of  the  bed  of  the  River 
Mersey.) 

13,012 
5,399 
1,787 


Alfred  Bigland  (Co.U.) 
/oAn  Finigan  (Lab.)    .  . 
Henry  Graham  White  (L.) 


(Claughlon, 


West  [1]. 

Cleveland,    Grange 
Wards.) 


and    Oxton 


*Lieut.-Col.    Sir    Henry   Mul- 
leneux  Grayson,  Bt.,  K.B.E. 

(Co.U.)         

William   Henry  Rgan  (Lab.) 
Harold  Bickersteth\\..) 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


10,881 
5,673 

1,755 


BIRMINGHAM  (Warwickshire)  [12]. 
[County  borough  of  Birmingham.) 


Aston  [IJ. 
[Aston  and  LozeVs  Wards.) 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Evelyn  (Gascoyne-) 

Cecil,  P.C,  G.b.E.  (Co.U.)..  9,997 
John  William  Banjield  {Lab.). .  4,451 
James      Henry      Dooley 

(N.F.D.S.S.) 1,561 

Deritend  [11. 

[St.    Bartholomew's    and    St.    Martin's    and 
Deritend  Wards.) 

•John  William  Dennis  (Co.U.)  9,495 
Arthur  Brampton  [l..]  ..  ..    1,990 

Duddeston  [11. 
[Duddeston    and    Nechells,  and  St.    Mary's 

Wards.) 
•  Eldred  Hallas  (Lab.)  . .  ..   8,796 

Dr.  John   Francis  Crowley  (L.)  2,280 

Edgbaston  [1]. 
(Edgbaston,     Harborne     and     Market     Hall 

Wards.) 
Sir  Francis  William  Lowe,  Bt. 

(Co.U.)  13,56^ 

Brig.-Gen.  Sir  John  Barnsley 
(L.) 4,184 

Erdington  [1]. 
[Erdinglon  North,  Erdington  South  and  Wash- 
wood  Heath  Wards.) 
Sir  Arthur  Herbert  Drummond 
Ramsay-Steel-Maitland,    Bt. 

(Co.U.)  12,678 

A  Ibert  Edivard  Sytoti  ( Lab. )  . .     5  >  2 1 1 
Capt.   Raglan   Horatio  Edwyn 
Henry  Somerset  {L.')  ..      1,329 

Handswortli  [IJ. 

(Handsworth,  Sandwell  and  Soho  Wards.) 
Lievit.-Col.       Ernest       Claude 

Meysey-Thompson     (Co.U.)  12,019 
Norman  Tiptajt  (Ind.)  . .     4,697 

Henry  Joseph  Odel  I  [Lzh.)      ..     4,576 

(.King's  Norton  [1.1 
(Northfield,  Selly   Oak    and    King's    Norton 

Wards.) 
•  Sir    Herbert    Austin,    K.B.E. 

(Co.U.)  8,809 

rhotnas  Hackett  (Co-op. )         •  •   4,9^7 
William  Norman  Birkett  (L. ) . .   2,435 

Ladywood  [11. 
[Ladywood  and  Rotton  Park  Wards.) 
•(Arthur)  Neville  Chamberlain 

(Co.U.t  9.405 

John  William  Kneeshaw  (Lab.)    2,572 
Mrs.  Margery  Corbett  Ashby  (L.)  1,552 


RETURNING    MEMBERS    TO    PARLIAMENT. 


187 


Moseley  [1]. 

[Acocks  Green,  Sparkkill,  and  Moseley  and 
King's  Heath  Wards.) 

A  t  the  General  Election  *Sir  Hallewell  Rogers 
(Co.U.),  Dr.  Robert  Dunstan  (Lab.),  and 
Wilfred  Hill  (L.)  polled  respectively  i6,i6i, 
3,789,  and  3,422  votes.  In  Feb.  1921  Sir 
Hallewell  Rogers  resigned,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  March  ^th,  1921,  there  was  not 
any  opposition  to  the  return  of 

*  Patrick      Joseph      Henry      Hannon 

(Co.U.). 

Sparkbrook  [1]. 

(.Balsall  Heath  and  Sparkbrook  Wards.) 
Lieut. -Col.    Leopold    (Charles 
Maurice)     Slennett     Aniery 

(Co.U.)         15,225 

Frank  Spires  (Co-op.) . .  ..     3,014 

fohn  Gibbard  Hurst  (X-.)        ..      1,251 


West  Birmingham  [1]. 

[Si.  Paul's  and  All  Saints  Ward.) 
At  the  General  Election  M^Rt.  Hon.  (Joseph) 
Austen  Chamberlain,  P.C.  (Co.U.)  was 
returned  unopposed.  In  March  1921  Mr. 
Chamberlain  ivas  appointed  Lord  Privy 
Seal  and  Leader  of  the  House  of  Commons, 
and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  March  31s/,  1921, 
there  was  not  any  opposition  to  the  return  of 

Rt.   Hon.  (Joseph)  Austen    Chamber- 
lain, P.C.  (Co.U.). 


Yardley  [IJ. 

(SaltUy,  Small  Heath  and  Yardley  Wards.) 
*Alfred  Roger  Jephcott  (Co.U.)  10,960 
George  Shann  (Ind  )  .  .  .  .  7,466 
George  Jackson  (L.)  .  .  .  .  1,049 
Returtting  Officer — The  Lord  Mayor. 


BLACKBURN  (Lancashire)  [21. 
(County  borough  of  Blackburn.) 


Birmingham  University  [See  Durham 
University,  etc.]. 

Bishop  Auckland  [See  Durham  co.]. 


Major  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Henry 

Norman,  Bt..  P.C.  (Co.L.)  . .   32,076 

*  Lieut. -Com.  Percy  Thompson 

Dean,  V.C.  (Co.U.)  ..   30,158 

^Philip  Snoivden  (Lab.)  . .    15,274 

Returning  Office^ — The  Mayor. 

Blackley  [See  Manchester]. 

BLACKPOOL  [1]. 
(Irxcluding  Bispham  and  part  o!  Carleton, 
which  in  pursuance  of  the  Blackpool 
Improvement  Act,  1917,  became  part  ot 
the  county  borough  of  Blackpool  on  April  ist, 
1918.) 


^Albert      Lindsay      Parkinson 

(Co.U.)  

C/tve  F.  Critchley  (Ind.)         .  . 
Allen  ^^^(Lab.) 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


15,818 
9,862 
2,608 


Blaydon  [See  Durham  County]. 
Bodmin  [See  Cornwall]. 

BOLTON  (Lancashire)  [2]. 

(County  borough  0/  Bolton.) 


Capt.  Sir  William  Edge  (Co  L.). 
Robert  Tootill,  C.B.E.  (Lab.). 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


BOOTLE  (L&ncasblre)  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  Booth.) 
•A-Sir  Thomas  Royden,  Bt.,  C.H. 

(Co.U.)  12,312 

Edmiitid  Cathery  {Senraen)    ..     7,235 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Boston  rSee  Holland  with  Boston]. 

BoBworth  [See  Leicestershire]. 

Bothwell  [See  Lanarkshire]. 


BOURNEMOUTH  (Hampshire)  [1] 

{County  borough  of  Bournetnouth.) 

Lieut. -Col.  Henry  Page  Croft, 

C.M.G.  (N.P.) 
/^ev.    Frederick  Jesse   Hopkins 

(Lab.)  

Thomas  Dove  Keighley  (X'.')    .. 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


14,048 

5. 302 

1,854 


Bow  and  Bromley  [See  Poplar]. 


BRADFORD  (Yorkshire)  [4]. 
(County  borough  of  Bradford.) 


East  [1]. 
{Bradford  Moor,  East  Bowling,  Tong 
West  Bowling  Wards.) 
*Capt.   Charles  Edgar  Loseby, 

M.C.  (Co.N.D.) 
f Frederick  Williamjowett  (Lab.) 
\Sir    William     Edwin    Briggs 
Priestley  (L.) 


and 

9,390 
8,637 

4,782 


Central  [1]. 

{East,  Exchange,  Manningham,  North,  South 
and  West  Wards.) 

¥Henry  Butler  Ratcliffe (Co.U.)  12,434 
William  Leach  (Lab.)  ...     7,636 

\SirJa?nes  Hill,  Bt.  (L.)       ...     4,304 


North  [1]. 

(AlUrUm,  Bolton,  Eccleshill,  Heaton,  Idle  and 

Thornton  Wards.) 
♦  Major  Archibald  Royd  Boyd- 

Carpenter  (Co.U.)  ..  ..  11,042 
John  Heniy  Palin  (Lab.)  .  .  6,499 
Everett  Binns  (L.)       . .  . .     4,688 

South  [1].  ^ 

{Great  Norton,  Lister  Hills,  Little  Horton, 
North  Bierley  East  and  North  Bierley  West 
Wards.) 

■*rLieut.-Col.  the  Hon.  Francis 
Vernon      Willey,       C.IVI.G., 
C.B.E.,  M.V.O.  (Co.U.)     .  .  11,949 
William  Hirst  (Co-op.)         .  .     8,291 
George  Muff  {'L.)  ..         ..     6,613 

Returning  Officer — The  Lord  Mayor. 


BRECONSHIRE  AND  RADNORSHIRE 

[1]. 
{The  administrative  counties  of  Brecon  and 

Radnor.) 
Sidney  Robinson  (Co.L.). 
Returning  Officer— The  High  Sheriff. 


Brentford  and  Chiswick  [See  Middlesex] 

Bridgeton  [See  Glasgow]. 

Bridgwater  [See  Somersetshire]. 

Brigg  [See  Lindsey]. 


BRIGHTON  (Sussex)  [2]. 

{County  borough  of  Brighton  and  municipal 
borough  of  Hove.) 


Major  George  Clement  Tryon 

(Co.U.)  32,958 

Charles  Thomas  -  Stanford 

(Co.U.)  32,561 

Thomas  Lewis  (Lab.)  . .  . .     8,971 

George  William  Alfred  Canter 

(Lab.)  8,514 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Brightside  [See  Sheffield]. 


RETURNING  MEMBERS   TO   PARLIAMENT. 


BRISTOL  [5]. 
{County  borough  of  Bristol.) 


Central  [1]. 

{Central  East,  Central  West,  Redcliff,  St. 
Augustine,  St.  James,  St.  Paul,  and  St. 
Philip  and  Jacob  South  Wards.) 

^Thomas  Walker   Hobart  In- 

skip,  C.B.E.,   K.C.  (Co.U.)   12,232 
Ernest  Bevin  (l^zh.)  ..  ..     7,137 


East  [1]. 
(St.  George  East  and  St.  George  West  Wards  ; 
the  part  of  Easton  Ward  which  is  bounded 
on  the  north  by  a  line  commencing  at  the 
junction  of  Stapleton  Road  with  the  road 
leading  to  the  Stapleton  Road  Railway 
Station  and  proceeding  along  the  middle 
of  the  last-mentioned  road  to  the  backs  of 
the  houses  in  Berwick  Road  and  Henrietta 
Street,  thence  along  the  said  backs  of  houses 
to  St.  Mark's  Avenue,  along  the  middle  of 
St.  Mark's  Avenue  and  Bellevue  Road  to 
the  southern  end  thereof,  thence  in  a  straight 
line  to  the  middle  of  King  Street,  along  the 
middle  of  King  Street  and  Chelsea  Park 
to  the  eastern  boundary  of  the  ward ;  and 
the  part  of  Somerset  Ward  which  is  bounded 
on  the  west  by  a  line  commencing  in  the 
River  Avon  at  the  north-west  corner  of  the 
Castle  Rope  Works  and  proceeding  along 
the  western  boundary  of  those  works  and  the 
eastern  boundary  of  Redcliff  Cemetery  to 
Bath  Road,  thence  along  the  middle  of  Bath 
Road  to  the  north-eastern  corner  of  the  Roman 
Catholic  Cemetery,  thence  along  the  eastern 
and  southern  boundaries  of  that  cemetery, 
thence  in  a  southerly  direction  along  the 
western  boundary  of  the  enclosure  which 
adjoins  the  east  side  of  Arno's  Vale  Ceme- 
tery, thence  in  an  easterly  direction  along 
the  southern  boundary  of  the  last-mentioned 
enclosure  for  a  distance  of  200  feet,  thence 
in  a  south-easterly  direction  in  a  straight 
line  to  the  junction  of  Kensington  Park 
Road  and  Lodway  Road,  and  thence  along 
the  middle  of  Lodway  Road  to  the  city  boun- 
dary in  Talbot  Road.) 

♦George  Bryant  Britton  (Co.  L.)  9,434 
Luke  Bateman  {\ja!o.)    ..  ..8,135 

^Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Edward 

Henry  Hobhouse,  Bt.,  P.  C.  (L.)  1,447 


North  [1]. 
(District,  St.  Philip  and  Jacob  North,  and 
Stapleton  Wards,  and  the  part  of  Easton 
Ward  which  is  not  included  in  the  East 
Division.) 

♦Edwin  Stanley  Gange  (Co.L  )  1 1,400 
/ames  A'ay/or  (lja.h.)     ..  ..      5,007 

Ernest  Willonghby  Petter  (N.P.)     2,520 

South  [1\ 
{Bedminster    East,    Bedminster    West,    and 
Southville  Wards,  and  the  part  of  Somerset 
Ward  which  is  not  included  in  the  East 
Division.) 

Sir    William     Howell     Davies 

(Co.L.)  13,761 

Thomas  Charles  Leiois  (Lab.)     6,409 

West  [1]. 

(Clifton  North,  Clifton  South,  Horfield,  Red- 
land,  St.  Michael  and  Westbury-on-Trym 
Wards.) 

At  the  General  Election  Lieut. -Col.  George 
Abraham  Gibbs  (Co.U.)  7vas  returne.i  un- 
opposed In  April  1921  Lieut. -Col.  Gibbs 
was  appointed  Treasurer  of  H.M.'s  House- 
hold, and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  the  ()th  of 
that  month  there  was  not  any  opposition  to 
the  return  of 

Lieut.  -  Col.  George  Abraham  Gibbs 
(Co.U.). 

Returning  O^cer— The  Sheriff. 


Bristol  University  [See  Durham  Uni- 
versity, etc.]. 
Brixton  [See  Lambeth]. 


BROMLEY  (Kent)  [1]. 

{Municipal  borough   of  Bromley  and  urban 
districts  of  Beckenham  and  Penge.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Henry 
William  Forster,  P.C.  (Co.U.),  and  Holford 
Knight  (L.)  polled  respectively  16,840  and 
^,339  votes.  In  Dec.  1Q19  Mr.  Forster  was 
raised  to  the  Peerage,  and  at  a  Bye- Election 
on  the  Tjth  o/that  month  the  result  was 

•  Lieut. -Col.    the    Hon.    Cuth- 

bert  James,  C.B.E.  (Co.U.) . .    1 1, 148 

F.  Percy  Hades  (Lab.) . .  . .    10,077 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Bromley  [See  Bow  and  Bromley]. 

Broxtowe  [See  Nottinghamshire]. 

Buckingham  [See  Buckinghamshire]. 

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE  [3]. 

{Thi  administrative  county  of  Bucks.) 

Aylesbury  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Amersham,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Aylesbury  which  is  not 
included  in  the  Buckingham  Division,  the 
part  of  the  rural  district  of  Long  Crendon 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parish  of  Tower- 
sey,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Wycombe 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of 
Bledlow,    Bradenham,   Ellesborough,   Great 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Buckinghamshire —<*<»> ''»  v«^. 

hf\t%\>xirj—conii>tued, 
and    Little    Hampden,    Great    and    Little 
Kimble,    Horsenden,     Hughenden,    Ilmer, 
Monks    Risborough,    Princes    Risborough,    \ 
Radnage,  Saunderton,  and   Wendover,  the   | 
municipal  borough  of  Aylesbury,  and  the   I 
urban  districts  of  Beaconsfield  and  Ches-   • 
ham.) 
Major    Lionel    Nathan  de   Rothschild, 
O.B.E.  (Co.U.). 

Buckingham  [Ij. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Buckingham,  Newport 
Pagnell,  Stratford  and  Wolverton.  Wing, 
and  Winslow.  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Aylesbury  which  consists  of  the  civil 
parishes  of  Ashendon,  Chearsley,  Grendon 
Underwood.  Kingswood,  Ludgershall,  Wood- 
ham,  and  Wotton  Underwood,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Long  Grendon  which  is 
not  included  in  the  Aylesbury  Division,  the 
municipal  borough  of  Buckingham,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Bletchley,  Newport  Pag- 
nell, and  Linslade.) 


-*Capt.   George  Edward  Went- 

worth  Bowyer,  M.C  (Co.)..    12,441 
/oAn  Sfttrr  (Lab.)         . .  . .      7,481 

■fCo/.  Sir  Harry  Calvert   Wil- 
liams Verney,  Bt.,  D.S.O.{L..)  3,250 

Wycombe  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Eton  and  Hambleden, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Wycombe 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Aylesbury 
Division,  the  municipal  borough  of  Chepping 
Wycombe,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Eton, 
Marlow,  and  Slough.) 


Lieut. -Col.    William   Baring   Du    Pre 

(Co.U.). 
Returning-  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Buckrose  [See  Yorkshire,  £.  Riding]. 


BURNLEY  (Lancashire)  [11. 
(County  borough  of  Burnley.) 


*David  Daniel  Irving  (Lab.)  . .    15,217 
Lieut,  the  Hon.   Henry  George 

Hill  MuUiolland  (Co.\3 .)  ..  12,289 
/ohn  Howarth  Grey  (L.)  . .  8,825 
Returning;  Officer— "Vhc  Mayor. 


Burslem  [See  Stoke-on-Trent]. 
Burton  I  See  Staffordshire]. 


BURY  (Lancashire)  [1]. 

(County  borough  of  Bury  and  urban  district 

of  Tottington.) 


■*^Capt.  Charles  Ainsworlh  (U.)  10,043 
\Sir  George  Toulmin  (Co.L.)  6,862 
Hairy  Wright  Wallace  (Lab.)  4,973 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Bury  St.  Edmunds  [See  Suffolk,  Westl. 
Bute  and  Northern  [See  Ayrshire  and 

Buteshire]. 

Buteshire  [See  Ayrshire  and  Buteshire]. 

Caerphilly  [See  Glamorganshire]. 


RETURNING   MEMBERS   TO   PARIJAMENT. 


191 


CAITHNESS  SHIRE  AND  SUTHER- 
LANDSHIRE  [1]. 

{The  counties  of  Caithness  and  Sutherland, 
inclusive  of  all  burghs  situated  therein.) 

Sir  (Robert)   Leicester   Harms- 
worth,  Bt.  (Co.L.)     ..  ..   6,769 
Francis  John  Robertson  (L.)    . .  4,036 

Returnittg  Officer — The  Sheriflf  of  cos.  Caith- 
ness, Orkney  and  Shetland. 


CAMBER  WELL  (CO.  London)  4]. 
{Metropolitan   borough   of    Camberwell.) 


Dulwich  [1]. 

{Alleyn,  College,  Hamlet,  Ruskin  and  St. 
John's  Wards.) 

Lieut.- Col.  Sir  Frederick  Hall, 

K.B.E.,  D.S.O.  (Co.U.)     ..    12,039 

Lieut.    Charles    Ralph    Cooke-^ 

Taylor  (I..) 3,219 

North  [1]. 

{Coburg,  Marlborough,  North  Peckham, 
and  St.  George's  Wards.) 

At  the  General  Election  -A-Capt.  Henry 
Newton  Knights,  M.B.E.  (Co.U.),  George 
Hearn  iL.),  and  Charles  G.  Ammon  (Lab.) 
polled.respectively  6,cio,  2,177,  "^  2,175 
votes.  In  Jan.  1922  Mr.  Knights  resigned, 
and  at  the  time  of  going  to  press  the  seat  is 
vacant. 

North-west  [11 

{Addington,  Lyndhurst,  St.  Giles,  Town  Hall 
and  West  Wards.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Thomas 
James  Macnamara,  P.C.,  LL.D.  (Co.L.) 
and  (Walter)  Guy  (Wulfl)  Radford  (U.) 
polled  respectively  6,986  and  3,947  votes. 


In  March  1920  Mr.  Macnamara  was  ap- 
pointed Min.  of  Labour,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  the  31J/  of  that  month  the 
result  was 

Rt.    Hon.  Thomas  James  Mac- 
namara, P.C.,  LL.D.  (Co.L.)  6,618 
Miss  A.  Susan  Lawrence  (Lab.)  4,733 
/.  C.  Carroll  (L.)  .  .  . .   3,386 


Peckham  [1]. 

{Clifton,  Goldsmith,  Nunhead,  The  Rye,  Rye 

Lane  and  St.  Mary's  Wards.) 

Sir  Albion  Henry  Herbert  Rich- 
ardson, C.B.E.  (Co.L.)         ..8,764 
Co/lingwood  Hughes  {\nd.)        ..   4,550 
Charles  Diamond  ( I^ab. )  •  •    2, 559 

Ret7irni7tg  Officer — The  Town  Clerk. 


Camborne  [See  Cornwall]. 


CAMBRIDGE  [11. 
{Municipal  borough  oi  Cambridge.) 


\0^^' 


Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Eric  Campbell 
Geddes,P.C.,G.C.B.,G.B.E. 
(Co.U.)  11,553 

Rev.  Thomas  Rhondda  Williams 

(Lab.)  3.789 

Returning  Officer— The  Mayor. 


CAMBRIDGESHIRE  [1]. 

{The  administrative  county  of  Cambridge  ex- 
clusive of  the  part  thereof  comprised  in  the 
parliamentary  borough  of  Cambridge.) 

Rt.  Hon.  Edwin  Samuel  Mon- 
tagu, P.C.  (Co.L.)   ..  ..    12,497 
Albert  Ernest  Slnhbs  (Lab.)  . .     6,686 
Returning  Officer— The  High  Sheriff. 


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COUNTIES,  BOROUGHS,  AND   UNIVERSITIES 


CAMBRIDOE  UNIVERSITT  [2]. 


Motto — "  Hinc  lucem  et  pocula  sacra." 

Tohn  Frederick  Peel  Rawlinson, 

K.C.  (Co.U.) 2,034 

Sir     Joseph     Larmor,      D.Sc, 

F.R.S.  (Co.U.)  ..         ..   1,986 

William  Cecil  Dumpier  Whet- 
ham  (Ind.)       ..  ..  ..    1,229 

/ohn  Callings  Squire  (Lab.)     . .       641 

Returning;  Officer— The  Vice-Chancellor. 


CamlacMe  [See  Glasgow]. 

Cannock  [See  Staffordshire]. 

Canterbury  [See  Kent]. 


CARDIFF  (CO.  Glamorgan)  [3]. 

{County  borough  of  Cardiff,  and  urban  district 
of  Penarth.) 


^W^ 


Central  [l]. 

{Canton,     Cathay s.    Central    and    Riverside 
Wards  of  City  of  Cardiff.) 

•James  Childs  Gould  (U.).  ..  8,542 
lames  Edward  Edmunds  (Lab.)  4,663 
George      Frederick      Forsdike, 

O.B.E.(h.) 4,172 

Robert  Hughes  (\nd.)     ..  ..   3,419 


East  [1]. 

(Parit,  Roath  and  Splolt  Wards  oj 

City  of  Cardiff.) 


7.963 
5.97» 

5. 554 


*Sir  William  Henry  Seager 
(Co.L.)  

f.ord  Colum  Edmund  Crichton- 
Stuart  {\J.) 

Arthur  fames    Williams   (Lab.) 

Soutb  [1\ 

(Adamsdown,  Grangetown  and  South  Wards 
of  City  of  Cardiff  and  urban  district  of 
Penarth.) 

Sir  James  Herbert  Cory,  Bt.  (U.)  7,922 
Joshua        Thomas       Clatworthy 

(Lab.)  4,303 

Ed'cvard  Curran  (L.)    .  .         ..  4,126 
Returning  Officer — The  Lord  Mayor. 


CARDIGANSHIRE  [1]. 
{The  administrative  county  of  Cardigan.) 
At  the  General  Election  Matthew  Lewis 
Vaughan  Davies  (Co.L.)  -was  returned  un- 
opposed. J  Jt  J  an.  igii  Mr.  Vaughan-Davies 
was  raised  to  the  Peerage,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  Feb.  i8t/i,  1921,  t/ie  result  was 

■V^Capt.  Ernest  Evans  (Co.L.)  14,111 
Llewelyn  Williams  (Ind.L.)  ..  10,521 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


CARLISLE  (Cumberland)  [1]. 

{County  borough  0/ Carlisle.) 
•  William      Theodore       Carr, 

C.B.E.  (Co.L.)  ..         ..   9,511 

Ernest  Lowlhian  (Lab.)  .  .  4,736 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor.  , 


CARLOW  COUNTY  [1]. 
•James  Lennon  (S.F.). 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 

Carmarthen  [See  Carmarthenshire]. 


CARMARTHENSHIRE  [2]. 

{The  administrative  county  of  Carmarthen.) 

Cantiarthen  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Carmarthen,  Llandovery, 
Llanybyther,  Newcastle- in- Emlyn,  and 
Whitland,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Llandilofawr  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Llanelly  Division,  the  municipal  boroughs 
of  Carmarthen,  Kidwelly,  and  Llandovery, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Llandilo  and 
Newcastle  Emlyn.) 

1  John  Hinds  (Co.L.). 


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Llanelly  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Llanelly,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  L'andilofawr  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parishes  of  Bettws,  Llandybie, 
and  Quarter  Bach,  and  the  part  of  the  civil 
parish  of  Llandilo  Rural  which  comprises 
Ward  I.  of  that  Parish  as  formed  by  the 
order  of  the  county  council  of  Carmarthen 
dated  the  zsrd  day  of  October  1894,  the  muni- 
cipal borough  of  Llanelly,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Ammanford,  Burry  Port,  and 
Cwmamman.) 

Josiah  Towyn  Jones  (Co.L.)   . .    16,344 

Dr.JohnHenry  Williams(X'^-)   Hj409 

Returning  Officet — The  High  Sheriff. 


CARNARVON  DISTRICT  OF 
BOROUGHS  [1]. 

(Municipal  boroughs  of  Bangor,  Carnarvon, 
Conway  and  Pwllheli,  urban  districts  of 
Criccieth,  Llandudno,  Llanfairfechan  and 
Penmaenmawr,  and  civil  parish  of  Nevin.) 

Rt.  Hon.  David  Lloyd  George, 

P.C.O.M.  (Co.L.)  ..    13,993 

Austin  Harrison  (Ind.)  , .      1,095 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


CARNARVONSHIRE  [1]. 

{The  administrative  county  of  Carnarvon  ex- 
clusive of  the  part  tliereof  comprised  in  the 
Carnarvon  District  of  Boroughs  and  inclu- 
sive of  Bardsey  Island.) 

*Major  Charles  EdwardBreese, 

(Co.L.)  10,488 

Robert  Thomas  Jones  (Lab.)  ..  8,145 
\ElHs  William  Davies  (L.)  . .  4,937 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Cathcart  [See  Glasgow]. 


ICAVAN  COUNTY  [2]. 
East  Cavan  [1]. 

(Jl'he  Baronies  of  Castlerahan  and  Clankee, 
and  parts  of  the  Baronies  of  Tullygarvey 
and Longhtee  Upper.') 

Arthur  Griffith  (S.F.). 

West  Cavan  ri]. 

{The  Baronies  of  Clanmahon,  Loughtee 
Lo2uer,  Tullyhaw  and  Tullyhunco,  part  of 
the  Baronies  of  Loughfee  Upper  and  Tully- 
garvey,  and  the  Townland  of  Crutnlin,  in 
parish  of  Venn.) 

•  Peter  P.aul  Galligan  (S.F.). 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Chatham  I  See  Rochester]. 
Chelmsford  [See  Essex]. 


CHELSEA  (CO.  London)  [1]. 
{The  metropolitan  borough  of  Chelsea.) 


Lieut. -Col.     Sir     Samuel     John 
Gurney    Hoare,    Bt.,    C.M.G. 

(Co.U.)  9,159 

Miss  Etnily  Frost  Phipps  (Ind.)  2,419 
Returning  Officer — John  T.   Jefferys,  Town 
Hall,  Chelsea,  S.W. 


CHELTENHAM  (Gloucestershire)  [1]. 

[Municipal  borough  of  Cheltenham  and  urban 
district  of  Charlton  Kings.) 


Sir  James   Tynte   Agg-Gardner 

(Co.U.)  9,602 

Dr.  Richard  Davies  {^xi^.^       ..   6,317 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Chertsey  [See  Surrey]. 
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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND    UNIVERSITIES 


CHESHIRE  [9]. 

{The   administraiive   county   of   Chester  and 

the  county  borough  of  Chester.) 

Altrlncham  ni. 

{The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Bucklow  which 
is  not  included  in  the  Knutsford  Division, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Altrincham, 
A  shton- upon- Mersey,  Bowdon,  Cheadle 
and  Gatley,  Hale,  Handforlh,  Lymm,  and 
SaU.) 

Major      Collingwood      George 

Clements  Hamilton  (Co.U.)     20,421 

George  Middle/on  (hzb.)         ..      7,685 

City  of  Chester  [ij. 
{The   rural   district   of    Chester,    the    county 
borough  of  Chester,  and  the  urban  district 
of  HooU.) 


Sir     Owen     Cosby     Philipps, 

G.C.M.G.  (Co.U.)  .. 
Edward  Paul  (_V..) 
Arthur  Mason  (Lab.)  . . 


10,043 
4,993 
2,799 


Crewe  [1]. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Congleton 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Arclid, 
Betchton,  Church  Lawton,  Hassall,  More- 
ton-cum-Alcumlow,  Odd  Rode,  Stnallwood, 
and  Wheelock,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Nantwich  which  consists  of  the  civil 
parishes  of  Barthomley,  Basford,  Church 
Coppenhall,  Chorlton,  Crewe,  Haslington, 
Hough,  Rope,  Shavington- cum- Gresty, 
Stapeley,  Weston,  Willaston,  and  Wybun- 
bury,  the  municipal  borough  of  Crewe,  and 
the  urban  districts  oi  Alsager  and  Nantwich.) 

*Sir  Joseph    Davies,    K.B.E. 

,  (Co.L.)  13,392 

James  Thomas  BrffivnHe,C.B.E. 

(Lab.)  10,439 

Eddisbury  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Malpas  and  Tarvin, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Nantwich 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Crewe  Division, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Northwich 
which  consists  of  the  civil  pasirhes  of  Crow- 
ton,  Cuddington,  Darnhall,  Delamere, 
Eddisbury,  Little  Budworth,  Marton,  Oak- 
mere,  and  Wimboldsley,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Runcorn  which  consists  of  the 
civil  parishes  of  Atvanley,  Frodsham, 
Frodsham  Lordship,  Helsby,  Kingsley, 
Kingswood,  Manley,  Newton-by-Frodshan,, 
and  Norley,  and  the  urban  district  of 
Tarporley.) 


At  the  General  Election  Major  Harry  Barn- 
ston  (Co.U  )  was  returned  vtiopposed.  In 
April  1921  Mr.  Barnston  luas  appointed 
Comptroller  of  H  M.'s  Household,  and  at  a 
Bye-Election  on  the  \^th  of  that  month 
there  ivas  not  any  opposition  to  the  return  0/ 

Major  Harry  Barnston  (Co.U.). 

Knutsford  [1]. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Bucklow  which 
consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Aston-by- 
Budworih,  Bexton,  Marthall-cum-Warford, 
Mere,  Mobberley,  Ollerton,  Peover  Inferior, 
Peover  Superior,  Pickmere,  Plumley,  Styai, 
Tabley  Inferior,  Tabley  Superior,  Tatton. 
and  Toft ;  the  -part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Congleton  which  is  not  included  in  the  Crewe, 
Macclesfield,  and  Northwich  Divisions ; 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Macclesfield 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Ad- 
lington,  Butley,  Capesthome,  Chelford, 
Chorley,  Fallibroome,  Great  Warford,  Lower 
Withington,  Marton,  Mottram  St.  Andrew, 
Nether  Alderley,  Newton,  Old  Withington, 
Over  Alderley,  Poynton-with-Worth,  Prest- 
bury,  Siddington,  Snelson,  Tytherington, 
Upton,  and  Woodford  ;  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Northwich  which  consists  of  the 
civil  parishes  of  Allostock,  Byley,  Lach 
Dennis,  Loslock  Gralam,  Nether  Peover, 
Rudheath,Sproston,and  Whatcroft;  the  part 
of  the  rural  district  of  Runcorn  which  con- 
sists of  the  civil  parishes  of  Acton  Grange, 
Antrobus,  Appleton,  Crowley,  Daresbury. 
Grappenhall,  Hatton,  Higher  Whitley, 
Keckwick,  Latchford  Without,  Lower  Whit- 
ley, Moore,  Newton  by  Daresbury,  Preston 
on  the  Hill,  Seven  Oaks,  Stockton  Heath, 
Stretton,  Thelwall,  Walton  Inferior,  and 
Walton  Superior;  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Alderley  Edge,  Bollington,  Hazel  Grove 
and  Bramhall,  Knutsford,  and  Wilmslow.) 

Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Alan  John  Sykes,  Bt. 
(Co.U.). 

Macclesfield  [li. 

(The  rural  district  of  Disley,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Congleton  which  consists  of 
the  civil  parishes  of  Hulme  Walfteld  and 
Newbold  Astbury,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Macclesfield  which  is  not  included 
in  the  Knutsford  Division,  the  municipal 
boroughs  of  Congleton  and  Macclesfield,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Bredbury  and  Romi- 
ley,  Buglawton,  Compstall,  Marple,  and 
Yeardsley-cum-Whaley.) 


¥John  Rumney  Remer  (Co.U.)  14,277 
VVilltam  PiinbloU  (\jaSi.')        .,    10,253 


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Northwich  [1]. 

{The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Congleton 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Brad- 
wall,  Elton,  Moston,  and  Tetton,  the  part 
of  the  rural  district  of  Northwich  which  is 
not  included  in  the  Eddisbury  and  Knuts- 
ford  Divisions,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Runcorn  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Eddisbury  and  K  nuts  ford  Divisions,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Middlewich,  North- 
wich, Runcorn,  Sandbach,  and  Winsford.) 

*Lieut.  Com.  Harry  Dewhurst 

(Co.U.)  15.444 

ijohn    Forvler  Leece    Brtmner 

(L.) 9,723 


Stalybrldge  and  Hyde  [1]. 

[The  rural  district  of  Tintwistle,  the  municipal 
boroughs  of  Dukinfield,  Hyde,  and  Staly- 
bridge,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Hailing- 
worth  and  Mottram  in  Longdendale.) 


Col.  Sir  John  Wood,  Bt.  (C.)  13,462 
Walter  Fowden  (X'S.h.')  ..     6,508 

^Thomas  Owen  Jacobsen  (L.).     6,241 


Wirral  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Wirral,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Bromborough,  Ellesmere  Poll 
and  Whitby,  Higher  Bebington,  Hoylake 
and  West  Kirby,  Lower  Bebington,  and 
Neston  and  Parkgate.) 

Gershotn  Stewart  (Co.U.). 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Chester.  City  of  [See  ChesWre]. 

Chesterfield  [See  Derbyshire]. 

Chester -le-Street  iSee  Durham  Co.]. 


Chichester  [See  Sussex,  West]. 

Chippenham  [See  Wiltshire]. 

Chislehurst  [See  Kent]. 

Chiswick  [see  Brentford  and  Chiswick]. 

Chorley  [See  Lancashire]. 

Christchurch  [See  New  Forest  and 
Christchurch]. 

Cirencester  and  Tewkesbury  [See 
Gloucestershire]. 

City  of  Chester  [See  Cheshire]. 

City  of  London  [See  London]. 

Clackmannan  and  Eastern  [See  Stir- 
lingshire and  Clackmannanshire]. 

Clackmannanshire  [See    Stirlingshire 
and  Clackmannanshire]. 

Clapham  [See  Wandsworth]. 


tCLARE  CO.  [2] 
East  Clare  [1]. 

{The  previously  existing  East  Clare  Division, 
together  with  the  part  of  the  previously 
existing  South  Galway  Division  of  the  par- 
liamentary county  of  Galway  which  is  com- 
prised in  the  administrative  county  of  Clare.) 

Eamonn  de  Valera  (S.F.). 


West  Clare  [1]. 

( T/ie  Baronies  of  Moyarta  and  Ibrickan,  of 
C londeralavj  and  Corcomroe,  and  part  of 
Baronies  of  Inchiqnin  and  Islands.) 

•  Brian  O'Higgins  (S.F.). 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Cirencester    and    Tewkesbury     [See 
Gloucestershire]. 
Clay  Cross  [See  Derbyshire'. 
Clasrton  [See  Manchester]. 
Cleveland  [See  Yorkshire,  N.  Riding]. 
Clitheroe  [See  Lancashire]. 
Clontarf  [See  Dublin]. 
Coatbridge  [See  Lanarkshire]. 
Cockermouth  [See  Penrith  and  Cocker- 
mouth]. 
Colchester  [See  Essex]. 
College  Green  [See  Dublin  City]. 
Colne  [See  Nelson  and  Colne]. 
Colne   Valley    ISee    Yorkshire,    East 

Riding]. 

Combined   English   Universities   [See 

Durham  Univ.,  etc.]. 

Connemara  [See  Galway  Co.]- 

Consett  [See  Durham  Co.]. 


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tCORK  (City)  [2]. 


Motto — "Statio  bene  fida  carinis." 
*Janies  Joseph  Wal.-h  (S.F.) . .   20,801 
*Liani    de     Roiste     (William 

Roche)  (S.F.)  ..  ..   20,506 

Major  M.  'J'aWot  Croshie  (N.)  7,480 
Richard  O" Sullivan  Qi.^  ..  7,162 
Daniel  li'illiams  (\].)  ..      2,519 

Thomas  Farringlon  {M .^         ..     2,254 


Retnrttiiig  Officer- 
City. 


The  High  Sheriff  of  Cork 


At  the  General  Election  A  Jeremiah  (Diar- 
maid)Christopher  Lynch  <S.  V.)u-as  returned 
unofipsed.  In  Aug.  1920  Mr.  Lynch  re- 
iignedy  and  at  the  linic  0/ going  to  J<ress  the 
seat  is  v.icant. 

West  Cork  (1]. 

(The  Baronies  of  Bantry,  Ben',  and  IVest 
Cnrbery  (IVest  Division),  and  part  0/  the 
Barony  0/ U'estCarbery  (East  Division).) 

*John  J.  Hayes  (S.F. ). 

Returning  OJ/cer—The  High  Sheriff. 

CORNWALL  [6]. 

(  i'/ie  administrative  county  of  Cornwall  and 

the  Isles  oj  Scilly. ) 

Bodmin  [1]. 

(rA«  furaX  districts  of  Liskeard  and  St.  Ger- 
mans, the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Bod- 
min which  is  not  included  in  the  Northern 
Division,  tlie  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
St .  A  ustell  which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes 
of  St.  Sampson  and  Tvwardreath,  the  muni- 
cipal boroughs  of  Bodmin,  towey,  Lis- 
keard, Lostwithiel,  and  Stdtash,  and  tht 
urban  districts  of  Callington,  Loos,  and 
Torpoint.) 


:CORK  CO.  [7]. 
East  Cork  [1]. 

(  The  Barony  of  huokilly,  and  part  0/  the 
Barony  oJ  Barrytnore.) 

•  David  Rice  Kent  (S.F. ). 

Mid  Cork  [1]. 

(Part  0/  the  Barony  of  Barretts  and  the 
Baionies  0/  East  and  IVest  Muskerry.) 

At  the  General  Election  VlrTerence  Joseph 
MacSwineyfS  F  )  7vas  returned  unn/>pcied. 
In  Oct  IQ20  Mr.  MacSwiney  died,  and  at  the 
time  0/ going  to  press  the  siat  is  vacant. 

North  Cork  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  0/ Duhallaw  and  Orrery,  and 
Kilmore,  and  part  of  the  Barony  ofFermoy.) 

•  Patrick  (I'adraic)  O'Keefe  (S.F.). 

North-East  Cork  [1]. 

( The  Baronies  of  Condons  and  Clangibbon,  and 
Kinnatalloon,  and  part  of  the  Baronies  of 
Fertnoy,  Barrjtnore,  atui  Barretts.) 

•^Thomas  Hunter  (S.F.). 

South  Cork  [1]. 

(  The  Barony  of  East  Carbery  ( IFest  Division), 
and  parts  of  the  Baronies  of  Ibane  and 
Barryroe,  East  Carbery  (East  Division),  and 
IVest  Carbery  (East  Di^iision).) 

•  Michael  Collins  (S.F.). 

South-East  Cork  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  oj  Courceys,  Kerrycurrihy, 
Kinalea,  Kinalmeaky,  and  Kinsale,  and 
parts  of  the  Baronies  of  East  Carbery  (East 
Division),  and  Ibane  and  Barryroe^ 


At  the  General  Election  Sir  Charles  .A.ugiistin 
Hanson,  Bt.  (Co.U. ),  and  Jsaac  Foot  (L.) 
polled  res^pectively  12,228  and  8,705  votes, 
in  Jan.  1922  Sir  Charles  Hanson  died,andat 
the  lime  of  «oing  to  press  the  seat  is  vacant. 

Camborne  rH- 

{The  rural  district  of  Redruth,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  East  Kerrier  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parishes  of  Constantine,  Mabe, 
and  Perranarworthal ,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Helston  which  consists  of  the 
civil  parishes  of  Crowan  and  Wendron,  the 
part  of  the  rural  district  of  Truro  which  con- 
sists of  the  civil  parishes  of  Kea,  Kenwyn 
Rural,  Perranzabuloe ,  St.  Agnes,  St.  Allen 
and  Tregavethan,  the  municipal  borough 
of  Helston,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Cam- 
borne, Hayle,  Phillack,  and  Redruth.) 

Rt.  Hon.  Fianci.s  Dyke  Acland, 

P.C.  (L.)  7.078 

George  Aicholls  (Lzh.)  ..  ..   6,546 

Northern  [1]. 
(The  rural  districts  of  Calstock,  Camelford, 
Launceston,  St.  Columb  Major,  and  Strat- 
ton,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Hols- 
worthy  which  is  within  the  administrative 
county  of  Cornwall,  the  pvrt  of  the  rural 


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district  of  Bodmin  which  consists  of  the 
civil  parishes  of  Egloshayle,  St.  EndelUon, 
St.  Kew,  St.  Minver  Highlands,  and  St. 
Minver  Lowlands,  the  municipal  borough  of 
Launceston,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Newquay,  Padsiow,  Stratton  and  Bude, 
and  Wadebridge.) 

Sir  George  Croydon  Marks,  C.B.E. 
(Co.L.), 

Penryn  and  Falmouth  [1] 

{The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  St.  Austell 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Bodmin  Divi- 
sion, the  part  of  each  of  the  rural  districts 
of  East  Kerrier  and  Truro  which  is  not  in- 
cluded in  the  Camborne  Division,  the  muni- 
cipal boroughs  of  Falmouth,  Penryn,  and 
Truro,  and  the  urban  district  of  St.  Atistell.) 


•  Com.    Sir     Edward     Nicholl 

(Co.U.)  10,050 

Sir  Arthzir  Carkeek  (L.)         .  .     9,815 

St   Ives  [1] 

{The  rural  district  oi  West  Penwith,  the  part 
of  the  rural  district  of  Helsion  which  is  not 
included  in  the  Camborne  Division,  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Penzance  and  St. 
Ives,  the  urban  districts  of  Ludgvan,  Madron, 
Paul,  and  St.  Just,  and  the  Scilly  Isles.) 


Sir     Clifford    John     Cory, 

(Co.L.) 8,659 

Capi.  A  Ibert  Edward  Dunn  ( Lab. )  5, 659 
Thomas  Francis  Tregoy  Mitchell 

(Ind.) 436 

Returning  Officer— "Vixe.  High  Sheriff. 


COVENTRY  (Warwickshire)  [1]. 
[County  borough  of  Coventry.) 


•  Edward  Manville  (Co.U.)     ..    17,380 
/Richard  Collingham    Wallhead 

(Lab.)        10,298 

Sir    Courtenay    Cecil  Mansel, 

Bl.  (L.)         4,128 

Arthur    Charles     Bannington 

(N.F.D.S.S.)  .  .         .  .     3,806 

^DavidMarshall  iT/a5^«(Ind.  L.)  3,145 
Returiiuig   Officer — The  Mayor. 


Crewe  [See  Cheshire]. 
Cromac  [See  Belfast]. 
Cromarty  [See  Inverness-shire,  Ross- 
shire,  and  Cromarty]. 

CROYDON  (Surrey)  [2]. 
{The  county  borongli  oj  Croydon.) 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,    AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Croydon  axanjy-coHiiHued. 
North  [11. 

(South  Norwood,  Upper  Norwood,  Norbury, 
We'd  Thornton,  Bensham  Manor,  Thornton 
Heath,  and  Woodside  Wards.) 

*Major  George  Oldroyd  Ber- 
wick, D.S.O.  (Co.U.)        ..    16,520 
James  Trumble  (L. )     . .  . .     7,094 

South  [1]. 

(CeniraX,  East,  and  South,  Addiscombe,  White- 
horse  Manor,  Broad  Green,  and  Waddon 
Wards.) 

At  the  General  Election  Sir  Ian  Zachary 
Malcolm,  K.C.M.G.  (Co.U.)  and  Harry 
Thomas  Muggeridge  (Lab.)  polled  respec- 
tively 17,813  and  7,006  voles.  In  Oct.  1919 
Sir  Ian  Malcolm  resigned,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  Nov.  lAtn,  1919,  the  result  was 

*Sir  Allan  MacGregor  Smith, 
K.B.E.  (Co.U.)       ..         ..    11,777 

Howard  HouUer  (L.')  ..     9,573 

Returning-  Officer— Th^  Mayor. 


CUMBERLAin)  [4]. 
{The  administrative  county  of  Cumberland.) 

Northern  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Brampton,  Carlisle, 
and  Longtown,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Wigton  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Workington  Division,  and  the  urban  dis- 
tricts of  Holme  Cultram  and  Wigton.) 

*Major  the  Hon.  Christopher  William 
Lowther  (Ind.§). 

Penrith  and  Cockermouth  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Alston  with  Garrigill 
and  Penrith,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Cockermouth  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Workington  Division,  and  the  urban  dis- 
tricts  of  Cockermouth,  Keswick,  and  Pen- 
rith.) 


At  the  Gerural  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  James 
William  Lowther,  P.C.  (C.),  -was  returned 
unopposed.  In  April  1921  Mr.  Lowther 
resigtud,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  May 
i-Jth,  1921,  the  result  was 


Maj.-Gen.  Sir  (Henry)  Cecil 
Lowther,  K.C.M.G.,  C.B., 
C.V.O.,  D.S.O.  (Co.U.)       ..   7,678 

Levi  Collison  (L.)        ..         ..7,647 

Whitehaven  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Bootle,  that  part  of  the 

rural  district  of   Whitehaven  which  is  not 

ittcluded  in  the    Workington  Division,  the 

municipal  borough  of  Whitehaven,  and  the 

urban  districts  of  Cleator  Moor,  Egremont, 

and  Millom.) 

James  Augustus  Grant  (Co.U.)    10,736 

Thomas  Gavan  Duffy  (Lab.) . .     9, 016 

Workington  [1'. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Cockermouth 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of 
Broughton,  Broughton  Moor,  Camerton, 
Crosscanonby,  Dearham,  Flimby,  Great 
Clifton,  Little  Clifton,  Oughterside  and 
Allerby,  Ribton,  Seaton,  Stainburn,  Win- 
scales,  and  Workington  Rural,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Whitehaven  which  con- 
sists of  the  civil  parishes  of  Disiington, 
Moresby,  and  Weddicar,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Wigton  which  consists  of 
the  civil  parishes  of  Allonby,  Hayton,  and 
Mealo,  and  West  Newton,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Workington,  and  the  urban  dis- 
tricts of  Arlecdon  and  Frizington,  Aspatria, 
Harrington,  and  Maryport.) 

♦Thomas  Cape,  M.B.E.  (Lab.)  10,441 
Liettt.-Col.     Daniel    Johnston 

Mason,  D.S.O.  (\J .) 
Major  Robert  Strother  Stewart 

(Co.L.)  

Richard  Millican  (\xv^.') 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


5.946 
2,968 

943 


DARLINGTON  (Durham)  [11. 
(The  county  borough  of  Darlington.) 
Rt.  Hon.  Herbert  Pike  Pease, 

P.C.  (Co.U.)  ..  ..    11,951 

A  {/red  Henry  Scott  (L.)  . .      7,494 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Dartford  [See  Kent]. 

Darwen  [See  Lancashire]- 

Daventry  [See  Northamptonshire]. 

Denbigh  [See  Denbighshire'. 


DENBIGHSHIRE  [2]. 
(The  administrative  county  of  Denbigh.) 

Denbigh  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Llangollen,  Llanrwst, 
Llansilin,  Ruthin,  St.  Asaph  (Denbigh), 
and  Uwchaled,  the  rural  district  of  Glan 
Conway  consisting  of  the  civil  parishes  of 
Uanelian  yn  Rhos  and  Llansantffraid 
Glan  Conway  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Chirk  which  is  ttot  included  in  the  Wrex- 


4  Returned  at  General  Election  as  Co.U. 


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ham  Division,  the  municipal  boroughs  of 
Denbigh  and  Ruthin,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Abergele  and  Pensarn,  Colwyn  Bay  and 
Colwyn,  Llangollen,  and  Llanrwst.) 

*Sir    David     Sanders    Davies 

CCo.L.)  14,773 

^Edward  Thomas  /ohn  (Lab.)     2,958 


Wrexham  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Wrexham,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Chirk  which  consists  of 
the  civil  parish  of  Chirk,  and  the  municipal 
borough  of  Wrexham.) 

*Sir  Robert  John  Thomas,  Bt. 

(Co.L.) 20,874 

Hugh  Hughes  {\j2th.)   ..  ..     6,500 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


DEPTFORD  (CO.  London)  [1] 

(Metropolitan  borough  of  Deptford.) 
Rt.     Hon.     Charles     William 

Bowerman,  P.C.  (Lab.)  . .  14,073 
Majorjohn  Theodore Prestige{\J .)  9,711 
Frederick       Alfred       Rnmsey 

(N.F.D.S.S.) J06 

Returtiing  Officer — The  Mayor. 


DERBY  [2]. 
(County  borough  of  Derby.) 


Rt.  Hon.  James  Henry  Thomas, 

P.C.  (Lab.) 25,145 

•Albert  Green  (U.)  .  .  .  .  14,920 
William  Blews  Roboiham  (L.)  13,408 
Capt.    Harold   Machin    Smith 

(N.D.)  ..  ..  '      ..    13,012 

Reluming  Officer — Tlie  Mayor. 


DERBYSHIRE  [8]. 
(The   administrative   county   of    Derby.) 


Helper  [i:. 

(The  rural  district  of  Belper,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Repton  which  is  not  included 
in  the  Southern  and  Western  Divisions,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Alfreton,  Belper,  and 
Heage.) 

John  George  Hancock  (L.). 


Chesterfield  [11. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Chesterfield 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Barlow, 
Brimington,  Calow,  Hasland,  Sutton-cum- 
Duckmanton,  Tapton,  Temple  Normanton, 
and  Wingerworth,  the  municipal  borough 
of  Chesterfield,  and  the  urban  district  of 
Brampton  and  Walton.) 


Barnet  Kenyon  (Co.L.  and  Lab.). 
Clay  Cross  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Blackwell,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Chesterfield  which  is 
not  included  in  the  North-Eastern  and 
Chesterfield  Divisions,  and  the  urban  district 
of  Clay  Cross.) 

•  Thomas  Tucker  Broad  (L.)   ..   7,987 
Frank  Hall  [l.2.h.)  ..  ..6,766 


(The 


High  Peak  [1]. 
rural    district    of     Chapel-en-le- Frith 


(except  the  two  detached  parts  of  the  civil 
parish  of  Derwent  which  are  bounded  on 
the  west  by  the  civil  parish  of  Hathersage), 
the  rural  districts  of  Glossop  Dale  and 
Hay  field,  the  portion  of  the  rural  district 
of  Bakewell  which  consists  of  the  two 
detached  parts  of  the  civil  parish  of  Outseats 
which  are  bounded  on  three  sides  by  the 
civil  parish  of  Derwent,  and  municipal 
boroughs  of  Buxton  and  Glossop,  and  the 
urban  district  of  New  Mills.) 

Sir    Samuel    Hill    Hill- Wood, 

Bt.  (Co.U.) 12,118 

Capt.   Clifford  Brookes,    M.D. 

(L.) 8,504 

Ilkeston  [11. 
(The  rural  district  which  consists  of  the  civil 
parishes  of  Codnor  Park  and  Shipley,  the 
municipal    borough    of   Ilkeston,    and   the 
urban  districts  of  Heanor  and  Ripley.) 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Derbyshire —continued. 
like  ston — (0»  //«  ued. 


Maj.-(Jen.  the  Rt.  Hon.  John 
Edward  Bernard  Seely.  P.C., 
C.B.,  C.M.G..  D.S.O.  (L.)   ..   9,660 

George  Harold  Oliver  (Lab.)    . .   7,962 

North-Eastem  [1]. 
(r*«  rural  districts  of  Clowne  and  Norton, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Chesterfield 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of 
Beighton,  Coal  Aston,  Dronfield  Wood- 
house,  Eckington,  Holmes  field,  Killamarsh, 
Staveley,  and  Unstone,  and  the  urban  dis- 
tricts of  Bolsover  and  Dronfield.) 

♦Joseph   Stanley   Holmes  (L.)  6,117 
Frank  Lee  (l.,2th.)  ..  ..   5,560 

fCo/.    (George   Robert)    Harland 

Bowden  (Ind.  U.)      ..  ..    5,049 

Marquess  of  Hartington  (Co.  U.)  2,738 

Southern  [1]. 
[The  rural  districts  of  Hartshorn  and  Seals 
and  Shardlow,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Repton  which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes 
of  Caldwell,  Castle  Gresley,  Cation,  Colon  in 
the  Elms,  Drakelow,  Linton,  Lullingion, 
Rosliston,  and  W alton-upon-Trent ,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Alvaston  and  Boulton, 
Long  Eaton,  and  Swadlincote  District.) 

■*Henry  Holman  Gregory,  K.C. 

(Co.L.)  15,504 

Sawttel  Tn/ma/i  {Lnh.)  ..     7,923 

Western  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Ashbourne  and  Sudbury, 
the  rural  district  of  Bakewell  (except  the 
two  detached  parts  of  the  civil  parish  of 
Oulseats  which  are  bounded  on  three  sides 
by  the  civil  parish  of  Derwent),  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Repton  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parishes  of  Barton  Blount,  Church 
Brnughton,  Foston  and  Scropton,  Hatton, 
Hilton,  Hoon,  Marston-on-Dove,  Osleston 
and  Thurvaston,  and  Sulton-on-the-Hill, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Chapel-en- 
le-Frtth  which  consists  of  the  two  detached 
parts  of  the  civil  parish  of  Derwent  bounded 
on  the  west  by  the  civil  parish  of  Hathersage, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Ashbourne,  Bake- 
well,  Baslow  and  Bubnell,  Bonsall,  Matlock, 
Matlock  Bath  and  Scarthing  Nick,  North 
Darley,  South  Darley  and  Wirksworth.) 


♦Charles  Frederick  White  (L.)  10,752 
\Lieut.-Col.  the  Earl  of  Kerry, 

M.F.O.,  D.S.O.  (Co.V.)     ..     8,592 
Returning-  O^cer— The  High  Sheriff. 

Derltend  [See  Birmingham]. 

Devizes  [See  Wiltshire]. 
Devonport  [See  Plymouth]- 


DEVONSHIRE  [7]. 
(The   administrative   county   of   Devon.) 

Barnstaple  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Barnstaple  and  Bideford 
(including  Lundy  Island),  the  municipal 
boroughs  of  Barnstaple  and  Bideford,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Ilfracombe,  Lynton, 
and  Northam.) 


¥Capt.    John    Thomas    Tudor 

Rees  (L.)       . .  . .  . .    11,281 

Charles  Sandbach  Parker,  C.  B.E. 

(U.) ••    10,679 

Honiton  [1]. 
(The  rural  districts  of  Axminster  and  Honiton, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  St.  Thomas 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Ayles- 
beare,  Bicton,  Clyst  Honiton,  Clyst  St. 
George,  Clyst  St.  Mary,  Colaton  Raleigh, 
East  Budleigh,  Farringdon,  Lympstone, 
Newton  Poppleford,  Otterton,  Rockbeare, 
Sowton,  and  Woodbury,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Honiton,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Axminster,  Budleigh  Salterton,  Exmouih, 
Ottery  St.  Mary,  Seaton,  and  Sidmouth.) 


Lieut.-Col.  Arthur  CHve  Morrison-Bell 
(Co.U.). 


RETURNING  MEMBERS   TO   PARLIAMENT. 


South  Molton  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Crediton,  Okehampion, 
South  Molton,  and  Torrington,  the  municipal 
boroughs  of  Great  Torrington,  Okehatnpton 
and  South  Molton,  and  the  urban  district 
of  Crediton.] 


Rt.  Hon.  George  Lambert,  P.C. 


(L.) 

Herbert       Weston 
Sparkes  (Co.U.) 


Sheppard 


10,424 
8,093 


Tavistock  [1] 

t^he  rural  districts  of  Broadwoodwidger, 
Plympton  St.  Mary,  and  Tavistock,  the 
part  of  the  rural  district  of  Holsworthy 
which  is  within  the  administrative  county 
of  Devon,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Hols- 
worthy, Ivybridge,  and  Tavistock.) 

*Lieut.-Com.  Charles  Williams 

(Co.U.)  9,157 

Harry  Geeii  (L.)  ..  ..    7,005 

Tiverton  [1]. 

(rA«  rural  districts  of  Culmstock  and  Tiverton, 
the  part  of  the  ruri.1  district  of  Newton  Abbot 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parish  of  West 
Dawlish,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
St.  Thomas  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Honilon  Division,  the  municipal  borough 
of  Tiverton,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Bampton  and  Dawlish.) 


Charles  Robert  Sydenham  Carew 

(Co.U.)  9,598 

Sir  Edward Peizton,  K.B.E.  (L.)  4,827 
Rev.  Donald  Fraser  (Lab.)       . .   2,377 


Torquay  [1] 

[The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Newton  Abbot 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of 
Cockington  and  Stokeinteignhead,  the  part 
of  the  rural  district  of  Totnes  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parishes  of  Churston  Ferrers, 
Kingswear,  Marldon,  and  Stoke  Gabriel, 
the  municipal  boroughs  of  Dartmouth  and 
Torquay,  and  tlte  urban  districts  of  Brixham 
and  Paignton.) 


Col.     Charles    Rosdew  Burn, 

O.B.E.  (Co.U.)        ..  ..    14,068 

Major    Alfred  Edward  Vates 

TrestratV  {'La.h.)        ..  ..     4,029 

Capt.  A'tessell  Cooke  (L.)  . .     3,173 

Totnes  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Kingsbridge,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Newton  Abbot  which  is 
not  included  in  the  Tiverton  and  Torquay 
Divisions,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Totnes  which  is  not  included  in  the  Torquay 
Division,  the  municipal  borough  of  Totnes, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Ashburton,  Buck- 
fastleigh,  Kingsbridge,  Newton  Abbot, 
Salcombe,  and  Teignmouth.) 


COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND   UNIVERSITIES 


D«voii8liire— «>«'>«*»'</• 
Totaes — continued. 

Lieut. -Col.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Francis 
Bingham      Mildmay,       P.C. 

(Co.U.)  14,680 

John  Arthur  Robert  Cairns  (L.)  10,266 
Returning  Officer— 1\\c  High  Sheriff. 


DEW8BURY  (Yorkshire)  [1]. 
(County  borough  of  Dewshury.) 


•  Lieut.  -  Col.     Emil     William 

Pickering,  D.S.O.  (Co.U.)  ..  7,853 

Ben  Riley  il^Sih.)           ..          ..  5,596 

f/iV.    Hon.    IValter   Runciman, 

-PC.  (L.)        5,130 

RetumingOfficer—lLh^  Mayor.  ^ 

Doncaster  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 


:donegal  CO.  [4]. 

East  Donegal  [1]. 

( The  Baronies  of  North  and  South  Raphoe, 
and  paH  of  the  Baronies  of  Inishowen  West, 
and  Kiljnacrenan.) 

Edward  Joseph  Kelly  (N.)         . .    7,596 
Robert  Lyons  Moore  (U.)  . .   4,797 

Samuel  O' Flaherty  (S.F.)  . .         46 

North  Donegal  11]. 

(The  Baronies  of  Inishowen,  East  and  IVest 

{except  tlie  parish  of  Burt\  and  part  of  the 

Barony  o/  Kiltnacrenan.) 

¥  Joseph  O'Doherty  (S.F.)        ..   7,003 

^Philip  O'DohertyCiii.)  -.3,075 

South  Donegal  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  of  Banagh  and  Tirhugh.) 
•  Peter  Joseph  Ward  (S.F.)     ,.    5,787 
X/ohn  Thomas  Donovan  {"H.)   ..   4,752 

West  Donegal  [1]. 

(The  Barony  of  Boylagh,  and  part  of  the 
Barony  of  Kiltnacrenan.) 

•Joseph  Sweeney  (S.F.)  ,.   6,712 

Daniel  McMenamin  (N. )  . .   4, 1 1 6 

Returning  Officer -T^t.  High  Sheriff. 


Don  Valley  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 


DORSETSHIRE  [4]. 
(The  administrative  county  of  Dorset.) 

Eastern  [11. 

{The  rural  district  of  Poole,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Wimborne  and  Cranborne 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Aimer, 
Chalbury,  Colehill,  Corfe  Mullen,  Ham- 
preston,  Hinton  Martell,  Hinton  Parva, 
Holt,  More  Critchel,  Pamphill,  Shapwick, 
Sturminsier  Marshall,  West  Parley,  and 
Witchampton,  the  municipal  borough  of 
Poole,  and  the  urban  district  of  Wimborne 
Minster.) 

At  the  General  Election  Capt.  the  Rt.  Hon. 
Frederick  Edward  Guest,  P.C,  C.B.E., 
D.S.O.  (Co.L.',  <i«rf  Alfred  Smith  (Lab.) 
polled  respectively  11,944  and  4.321  votes. 
In  April  1921  Capt.  Guest  was  appointed 
Sec.  oj  State  for  Air,  and  at  a  Bye-Election 
on  the  \6th  of  that  month  there  was  not 
any  opposition  to  the  return  of 

Capt.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Frederick  Edward 
Guest,T.C.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.  (Co.L.). 

Northern  [1]. 

{The  rura:l  districts  of  Blandford,  Shaftesbury 
Sherborne,  and  Sturminster,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Wimborne  and  Cran- 
borne which  is  not  included  in  the  Eastern 
Division,  the  municipal  boroughs  of 
Blandford  Forum  and  Shaftesbury,  and  the 
urban  district  of  Sherborne.) 

•  Major  William  Philip  Colfox, 

M.C.  (Co.U.) 7,532 

John  Emlyn  Emlyn-Jones  (L.)     7,320 

Southern  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Wareham  and  Purbeck, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Weymouth 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Western  Divi- 
sion, the  municipal  boroughs  of  Wareham 
and  Weymouth  and  Melcombe  Regis,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Portland  and  Swanage.) 

Capt.  Angus  Valdemar  Hambio 

(Co.U.)  11,175 

Brett  Morgan  (Lab.)    . .  . .     5, 159 

Western  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Beaminster ,  Bridport, 
Cerne  and  Dorchester,  Ihe  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Weymouth  which  consists  of  the 
civil  parishes  of  Abbotsbury,  Langton 
Herring  and  Portisham,  and  the  municipal 
boroughs  of  Bridport,  Dorchester,  and 
Lyme  Regis.) 

Col.  Sir  Robert  Williams,  Bt.  (Co.U.). 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Dover  [See  Kent]. 


DOWN  CO.  [6]. 
{The  administrative  county  of  Down.) 


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East  Down  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Downpatrick,  exclusive 
of  the  district  electoral  divisions  of  Ballyna- 
hinch,  Kiltnore,  and  Leggygowan ;  the 
part  of  the  rural  district  of  Kilkeel  which 
consists  of  the  district  electoral  divisions  of 
Bryansford,  Fofanny,  and  Maghera ;  and 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Banbridge 
which  consists  of  the  district  electoral 
divisions  of  Ballyward,  Crossgar,  and 
Leitrim.) 

*  David  Douglas  Reid  (U.)      ..   6,007 
Michael  J.  Johnston  (^.)  ..   4,362 

Dr.     Henry     Russell    McNabb 

(S.F.) 3,876 

Mid  Down  [1].  \  < 

(The  rural  districts  of  CastUreagh  and  Hills- 
borough ;  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Newtownards  which  consists  of  the  district 
electoral  divisions  of  Ballygowan,  Bally- 
maglaff,  Kilmood,  Moneyreagh,  and  Tully- 
nakill;  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Downpatrick  which  consists  of  the  district 
electoral  divisions  of  Ballynahinch,  Kil- 
more,  and  Leggygowan ;  and  the  urban 
district  of  Holy  wood.) 
At  the  General  Election  Lieut  -Col.  Sir  James 
Craig,  Bt.  (U.),  and  James  Robinson  (S.F.) 
polled  respectively  10,639  "^^^  7°7  votes.  In 
June  1921  Sir  James  Craig,  Bt.,  became 
first  Prime  Min.  oj  N.  Ireland,  and  at  a 
Bye-Election  on  July  2nd,  1921,  there  was 
not  any  opposition  to  the  return  of 

Col.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Robert  Gordon 
Sharman-Crawford,  P.C.,  C.  B.E. 
(C). 

North  Down  [IJ. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Newtownards 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Mid  Down 
Division,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Bangor, 
Donaghadee,  and  Newtownards.) 

At  the  Getieral  Election  *Thomas  Waiters 
Brown,  K.C.,  and  J.  A.  Davison,  Ind., 
polled  respectively  9,200  and  2,153  votes. 
In  June  1921  Mr.  Brown  was  appointed 
Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  June  7oih,  1921,  there  was  not 
any  opposition  to  the  return  of 

*Rt.  Hon.  Thomas  Walters  Brown, 
P.C,  K.C.  (U.). 

In  Jan.  1922  Mr.  Brown  teas  appointed  a  Judge 
of  Supreme  Court  of  Northern  Ireland,  and  at 
the  time  of  going  to  press  the  seat  is  vacant 

South  Down  [1]. 
(The  rural  district  of  Newry  No.  1  ;  the  part 
of  the  rural  district  of  Kilkeel  which  is  not 
included  in  the  East  Down  Division  ;  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Newcastle,  Newry, 
and  Warrenpoint.) 

Jeremiah  MacVeagh  (N.)  ..   8,756 

Capt.    John    Alexander     Weir 

/ohnston  (\J .) 5,573 

Alexander  Fisher  (Ind. )  . .       436 

Eamonn  de  Falera  (^.F.)        ..         ^^ 

West  Down  [1]. 
(The  rural  district  of  Moira  ;  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Banbridge  which  is  not 
included  in  the  East  Down  Division  ;  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Banbridge  and 
Dromore.) 


At  the  General  Election  "Daniel  Martin 
Wilson,  K.C.  (U.),  and  Bernard  Campbell 
(S  F.)  polled  respectively  10,559  '^"'^  ij725 
votes.  In  June  1921  Mr.  Wilson  became  a 
County  Court  ludge  in  Ireland  and  Re- 
corder 0/  Belfast,  and  at  a  Bye  Election 
on  July  i^th,  1921,  there  mas  not  any 
opposition  to  the  return  of 

*Thomas  Browne  Wallace  (U.). 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Drake  [See  Plymouth]. 


DUBLIN  CITY  [7]. 
(The  county  borough  of  Dublin.) 


Clontarf  [1]. 

(The  Clontarf  East,  Clontarf  West,  and 
Drumcondra  Municipal  Wards  of  the 
borough,  and  the  part  of  the  Mountjoy 
Municipal  Ward  of  the  borough  which  is 
not  included  in  the  DublinHarbour  Division.) 
^Richard  James  Miilcahy  (S.F.)  5,974 
Sir  Patrick  Shortall{N.)  ..   3,228 

College  Green  ri]. 

(The  Inns'  Quay,  North  City,  Rotunda,  and 
South  City  Municipal  Wards  of  the 
borough.) 

•  Sean  Tomas  O'Kelly  (S.F.)  . .   9,662 
Joseph     Niall     Maw     Coghlan 

Briscoe  [Indi.^.)  ..  ..   2,853 

Dublin  Harbour  [1].    . 

(The  North  Dock  Municipal  Ward  of  the 
borough,  the  part  of  each  of  the  South  Dock 
and  Trinity  Municipal  Wards  of  the 
borough  which  is  not  in  the  St.  Stephen's 
Green  Division,  and  the  part  of  the  said 
Mountjoy  Ward  which  lies  to  the  east  and 
south  of  a  line  drawn  continuously  along 
the  middle  of  Parnell  Street,  Summer  Hill, 
and  Summer  Hill  Parade  to  the  middle  of 
the  North  Wall  Extension  of  the  Midland 
Great  Western  Railway,  and  thence  in  a 
south-easterly  direction  along  the  middle 
of  that  railway  to  the  ward  boundary.) 

*  Philip  Shanahan  (S.F.)  ..   7,7c8 
i  Alfred  Byrne  (_N.)       ..  ..5,386 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Dublin  Ci%7— continued. 

St.  James's  [11. 

{The   New   Kilmainham   and    Usher's   Quay 
Municipal  Wards  of  the  borough.) 

6,256 

1.556 


^Joseph  McGrath  (S.F.) 
John  Sa/umus  Kelly  (N.) 


St.  Michan's  [1]. 

(The  Art  an  Quay  and  Glasnevin  Municipal 
Wards  of  the  borough.) 

•  Michael  J.  Staines  (S.F.)       ..   7,553 
•^/ohn  Dillon  Niigenl  (N.)         . .   3,996 

St.  Patrick's  [1]. 

(The    Merchants'    Quay    and    Wood    Quay 
Municipal  Wards  of  the  borough.) 

•^Constance  Georgine   de  Mar- 

kievicz  (S.F.)             ..  ..  7,835 

■\ William  field  Cii.)      ..  ..  3,752 

/ames/.  Kelly  {Ind.TSi.)  ..  312 

Stephen's  Green  [1]. 

(The  Fitzwilliam,  Mansion  House,  and  Royal 
Exchange  Municipal  Wards  of  the  borough, 
and  the  part  of  each  of  the  said  South  Dock 
and  Trinity  Wards  which  lies  to  the  south 
of  a  line  drawn  along  the  middle  of  Great 
Brunswick  Street.) 

•Thomas  Kelly  (S.F.)  . .  , .   8,461 

\Fatrick  Joseph  Brady  C^.^      ..    2,902 
Henry  Hanna,  K.C.(\5.')         ..   2,755 
Retttniing Officer — The  High  Sheriffof  Dublin 
City. 


JDUBLIN  CO.  [41. 
(The  administrative  county  of  Dublin.) 

North  Dublin  [1]. 
(The  rural  districts  of  Balrothery  (including 
the  town  of  Balbriggan),  Celbridge  No.  2, 
and  North  Dublin,  and  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  South  Dublin  which  consists  of 
the  district  electoral  divisions  of  Clomdalkin, 
Palmerston,  and  Tallaght.) 

■V^Francis  J.  Lawless  (S.F.)       ..   9,138 
f John  Joseph  Clancy,  K.C.  (N.).  4,428 

Pembroke  [1]. 

(The  urban  district  of  Pembroke,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Rathdown  No.  1  which 
consists  of  the  district  electoral  divisions  of 
Dundrum  and  Milllown,  and  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  South  Dublin  which 
is  not  included  in  the  North  Dublin  and 
Rathmines  Divisions.) 

■¥-Thomas   Desmond    Fitzgerald 

(S.F.) 6,114 

John  Good (U .)  ..  ..  ..   4,138 

Charles  P.  O'Ne/ll  (N.)  . .   2,629 

Rathmines  [i]. 

(The  urban  district  of  Rathmines  and  Rathgar, 
and  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  South 
Dublin  which  consists  of  the  disti  ict  electoral 
division  of  Terenure.) 


■¥-Sir  Maurice  Edward  Dockrell 

(U.) 7,400 

PatHck  J.  Little  (S.F.) . .  . .   5, 566 

George  A.  Moonan  (N.)  ..    1,780 

South  Dublin  [11. 
(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Rathdown 
No.  I  which  is  not  included  in  the  Pembroke 
Division,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Blacli- 
rock,  Dalkey,  Killiney  and  Ballybrack,  and 
Kingstown.) 

•GeorgeGavan Duffy, B.L.(SF.)  5,133 
Sir   Thomas   IVi/liam  Robinson 

(U.) 4,354 

Thomas  Clarke  (N.)      .  .  . .   3,819 

Returning  Officer— -Th^  High  .Sheriff. 


Dublin  Harbour  [See  Dublin  Cityl. 


:  DUBLIN  UNIVERSITY  [21. 


•Sir     Robert     Henry     Woods, 
F.R.C.S.I.  (Ind.U.)..         ..       793 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Arthur 
Warren  Samuels,  P.C,  K.C,  LL.D.  (C), 
*Sir  Robert  Henry  Woods,  F.R.C.S.I. 
(Ind.U.),  William  Morgan  Jellett,  K.C.  (U.), 
and  tCapt.  Stephen  Lucius  Gwynn  (N.) 
polled  7-espectively  1,273,  793)  631  and  257 
votes.  In  July  igigMr.  Samuels  wrt.y  ra/i^rf 
to  the  Bench,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  July 
zZth  there  ivas  not  any  opposition  to  the 
return  0/ 

•William  Morgan  Jellett,  K  C.  (U.). 
Returning  Officer — The    Provost   of   Trinity 
College,  Dublin. 


Duddeston  [See  Birminghaml. 


DUDLEY  (Worcestershire)  [11. 

(County  borough  of  Dudley  and  civil  parish 
of  Dudley  Castle  Hill.) 

At  the  General  Election  Lieut, -Col.  the  Rt. 
Hon.  Sir  Arthur  Sackville  Trevor  Grifiiith- 
Boscawen,  P.C.  (Co.U.)  ah^  William  Bridg- 
land  Sieer  (Lab.)  polled  respectively  9,126 
and  6,046  votes.  In  Feb.  1921  Sir  Arthur 
Griffith- Boscawen  was  appointed  Min.  of 
Board  of  Agriculture  and  E'isheries,  and 
at  a  Bye- Election  on  March  ^rd,  1921,  the 
result  ivas 


ri!;turning  members  to  parliament. 


205 


*Tames  Wilson  (Lab.) 

Lieut.-Col,  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Arthur  Sackville  Trevor 
Griffith  -  Bos  caw  en,  P.  C. 
(Co.U.)  

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


10,244 


9,968 


Dulwich  [See  Camberwell]. 


DUMBARTON  DISTRICT  OF 

BURGHS  [1]. 

{Burghs  of  Dumbarton  and  Clydebank.) 

¥John  Taylor,  O.B.E.  (Co.L.)  11,734 

Da7>id  Kirkwood  (X,ah.)  ..    10,566 

Retiirnitig  Officer — The   Sheriff  of   Stirling, 

Dumbarton  and  Clackmannan. 

DUMBARTONSHIRE  [1]. 

{The  county  of  Dumbarton,  inclusive  of  all 
burghs  situated  therein  except  the  burghs  of 
Dumbarton  and  Clydebank.) 

*Sir  William  Hannay  Raeburn 

(Co.U.)        12,765 

William  Henry  Porteotis  Martin 
(Lab.)  7,072 

^Arthur  Acland  Allen  (\^.)    ..      3,048 
Returning   Officer— The    Sheriff  of  Stirling, 
Dumbarton,  and  Clackmannan. 


DUMFRIESSHIRE  [1]. 

(The   county   of   Dumfries,   inclusive   of   all 
burghs  situated  therein.) 

*Major  William  Murray,  O.  B.  E. 

(Co.U.)  I3>345 

'f/?t.      Hon.      [ohn       William 

Gtilland,  P.C.  (L.)  . .  . .     7,562 

Returning  Officer— The  Sheriff  of  Dumfries 
and  Galloway. 


Dunca)ra  [See  Belfast]. 


DUNDEE  (Forfarshire)  [2]. 
{County  of  the  city  of  Dundee.) 


Major  the  Rt.  Hon.  Winston 
Leonard  Spencer-Churchill, 
P.C.  (Co.L.)  ..  ..    25,788 

Alexander  Wilkie,  C.H.  (Lab.)  24,822 

Edwin  Scryingeoiir  {\nd.)        ,.    10,423 
James  Suutiey  Brown  (Lab.)  . .      7,769 

Returning  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  co.  Korfar. 


DUNFERMLINE  DISTRICT  OF 
BURGHS  [1]. 

(Burghs   of   Dunfermline,    Cowdenbeath,   In- 
verkeithing,  and  Lochgelly.) 

•John  Wallace  (Co.L.)  ..   6,886 

William  McLean  Watson  (Lab.)  5,076 
^Arthur      Angiistus       William 

Harry  Ponsonby  (Ind.D.)  .  .  3,491 
Returning  Officer — The  Sheriff  of   Fife  and 

Kinross. 


Durham  [See  Durham  County]. 


DURHAM  COUNTY  [11]. 
(The     administrative     county     of     Durham 
exclusive  of  the  parts  thereof  comprised  in 
parliamentary  boroughs.) 

Barnard  Castle  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Barnard  Castle  and 
Weardale,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Auckland  which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes 
of  Hamsterley  and  South  Bedburn,  the  part 
of  the  rural  district  of  Lanchester  which  is 
not  included  in  the  Consett  and  Spennymoo* 
Divisions,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Barnard 
Castle  and  Stanhope.) 

*John  Edmund  Swan  (Lab.)   . .    5,468 
Capt.    John     Edwin     Rogerson 

(Co.U.)  3,837 

Albert  Ernest  Hillary  {L,.)       ..   2,180 
Octavitis  Monhhouse  (\nd.)       ..    1,274 

Bishop  Auckland  ]1]. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Auckland 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Barnard  Castle 
and  Spennymoor  Divisions,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Bishop  Auckland  and  Shildon.) 

■^Benjamin      Charles      Spoor, 

10,060 


Motto  — "  Prudentia  et  candore." 


O.B.E.  (Lab.) 
Capt.      Godfrey     Russell     Vick 

(Co.L)  7,417 

Vickcrman  Henzell  Rutherford. 

M.B.i'L.) 2,411 

Blaydon  [l]. 

(The  urban  districts  of  Blaydon,  Rylon,  Tan- 
field,  and  Whickham.) 

Major  Walter  Waring  (Co.L.)  9,937 
William  M^hiteley  {Lab.)  ..  7,844 
Tiiomas  George  Graham  (X--)    ••    1,064 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Dnrbaxn  Covaity— continued. 

Chester-le-Street  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Chester-le-Street,  and 
the  urban  district  of  Chester-le-Street.) 

At  the  General  Election  John  Wilkinson 
Taylor  (Lab.)  was  returned  wiobposed.  In 
Oct.  1919  Mr.  Taylor  resigned,  and  at  a 
Bye-Electijn  on  Nor:  i^th,  1919,  the  result 
was 

*John  J.  Lawson  (Lab.)         ..    17,838 
Vcei/id Gilmour,  O.B.E.  (N.D.)     5,313 


Consett  [IJ. 

The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Lanchester 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Crag- 
head,  Ebchester,  Healeyfield,  Knitsley,  and 
Medomsley,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Ann- 
field  Plain,  Benfieldside,  Consett,  Leadgatc 
and  Stanley.) 

Aneurin  Williams  (L.)  . .  . .   7,576 

Capt.    Robert  Gee,    V.C,   M.C. 

(Co.N.D.P.) 7,283 

George  Harold  Stuart  Bunninq, 

O.B.E.  ihah.)  ..  ..   7,268 

Durham  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Durham  {except  the  civil 
parish  of  Brancepeth),  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Houghton-le-Spring  which  con- 
sists of  the  civil  parishes  of  East  Rainton, 
Great  Eppleton,  Little  Eppleton,  Moor 
House,  Moorsley,  and  West  Rainton,  the 
municipal  borough  of  Durham,  and  the 
urban  district  of  Helton.) 


Major  John  Waller  Hills  (Co.U.)  9,027  ' 
/oshua  Riley  R  it  son  (Lab.)       . .   8,809 

Houghton-le-Spring  [1]. 

(The   rural   districts   of    South    Shields    and  \ 
Sunderland,  the  pari  of  the  rural  district  of 
Houghton-le-Spring  which  is  not  included 
in  the   Durham   Division,  and  the  urban 
district  of  Houghton-le-Spring.) 

*  Robert  Richardson  (Lab.)  ..  7,315 
■\  Thomas  Edward  IVitig  (L.)  . .  6,626 
/ohn  Ltnds/ej>  QCo.'N.D.F.)       ..   6,185 


Jartow  [1]. 

(The  municipal  borough  of  Jarrow,  and  the 

urban  districts  of  Felling  and  Hebburn.) 
Major    Godfrey   Mark    Palmer 

(Co.L.)  12,544 

/o/in  Hill  (Lab.)  . .  . .     8,034 

Seaham  11]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Easington,  and  the  urban 
district  of  Seaham  Harbour.) 

*Major  Evan  Hay  ward  (L.)  . .  12,754 
/oAn  Lawson  (Lab.)     . .  . .     8,988 

Sedgefield  [1]. 
(The  rural  districts  of  Darlington,  Hartlepool, 

Sedgefield,  and  Stockton.) 
•Col.  Rowland  Burdon (Co.U.)    6,627 
/ohn  Herriotts  (Lab.)     . .  . .   5,801 

Sir  Charles  Waller  Starmer  (y..)  3,333 

Sponnsrmoor  [1]. 
(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Auckland 
which    consists    of    the    civil   parishes    of 
Helmington  Row,  Hunwick  and  Helming- 
ton,  and  North  Bedburn,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Durham  which  consists  of 
the  civil  parish  of  Brancepeth,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Lanchester  which  con- 
sists of  the  civil  parish  of  Hedleyhope,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Brandon  and  By- 
shottles.  Crook,  Spennymoor,  Tow  Law,  and 
Willington.) 
Samuel  Galbraith,   O.B.E.    (L.)  9,443 
Joseph  Batey  (^Lzh.)       ..  ..8,196 

Returning  O^cer— The  High  Sheriff. 

DURHAM,  VICTORIA   (MANCHESTER), 
LIVERPOOL,    LEEDS,    SHEFFIELD, 
BIRMINGHAM,       AND       BRISTOL 
UNIVERSITIES  [2]. 
Rt.  Hon.  Herbert  Albert  Laurens 

Fisher,  P.C.  (Co.L.)      ..         ..959 
Sir     William     Martin     Conway 

(Co.U.) 777 

/ohn  Atkinson  Hobson  (\nd.)  ..  481 
Herbert  Geraint  Williams  (U.")  . .  410 
[The  above  are  the  final  figures,  election  being 

under  "  Proportional  Representation."] 
Returning    Officer— "Wie^    Vice-Chancellor    of 
Birmingham  University. 


EALING  [1]. 
(Municipal  boroueh  of  Ealing.) 


RETURNING   MEMBERS   TO    PARLIAMENT. 


207 


Sir  Herbert  Nield,K,C.{Co.U.)  13,710 
Alfred  Hugh  Chilton  (Lab.)  . .  3,610 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Eastbourne  [See  Sussex,  East]. 
East  Grlnstead  [See  Sussex,  East]. 


EAST  HAM  (Essex)  [2]. 
(County  borough  of  East  Ham.) 

North  [1]. 

(Manor  Park,  Plashet  East  and  Plashet  West 
Wards.) 

Sir  John  Henry  Bethell,Bt.(Co.L.)  9,436 
William  Mann  (N.P.). .  . .   6,748 

South  [1]. 

(Beckton  and  North  Woolwich,  Central  East 
and  Central  West  Wards.) 

AllenCiementEdwards(Co.N.D.)  7,972 
Robert  Frederick  Frank  Hainletl 

(U.) 5,661 

\Rt.    Hon.    Arthur  Henderson, 

P.C.  (Lab.) 5,024 

Returning  Officer— The  Major. 

East  Toxteth  [See  Liverpool]. 
Ebbw  Vale  [See  Monmouthshire]. 


ECCLES  (Lancashire)  [1]. 

(Municipal    borough    of    Eccles    and    urban 
district  of  Swinion  and  Pendlebury.) 


*Marshall  Stevens  (Co. U.)  ..  15,821 
i Richard  Dinning  Holt  (L.)  ,  ,  3,408 
Returning  Officer  ^The  Mayor. 


Ecclesall  [See  Sheffield]. 

Eddisbury  [See  Cheshire]. 

Edgbaston  [See  Birmingham]. 

Edge  HUl  (See  Liverpool]. 


EDINBURGH  [5]. 

(County  of  the   city  of  Edinburgh  and   burgh 
of  Musselburgh.) 


Central  [1]. 

(George  Square,  St.  Giles'  and  St.  Leonard's 
Municipal  Wards  of  Edinburgh.) 

♦William  Graham  (Lab.)         ..   7,161 
Joseph  Dobbie  {Qo.'L,.')    ,.  ..   6,797 

East  [1]. 

(Burgh  of  Musselburgh  and  Canongate  and 
Portobello  Municipal  Wards  of  Edinburgh.) 

James  Myles  Hogge  (L. )  . .   8,460 

Capt.     Alexander    JE.    Balfour 
(CO.N.D.)        ..         ..         ..5,136 

North  [1]. 

(Broughton,  Calton,  St.  Andrew's  and  St. 
Stephen's  Municipal  Wards  of  Edinburgh.) 

At  the  Gen'ral  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  James 
Avon  Clyde,  P.C,  K.C.  (Co.U.i  and  James 
Johnston  (L.)  polled  respectively  11,879  "'"^ 
6,986  votes.  In  March  1920  Mr.  Clyde  was 
appoint)  d  Lord  Justice  Gen.  and  Pres.  of 
Court  0/  Session,  Scotland,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  April  gth,  1920,  the  result  was 

♦  Patrick  Johnston  Ford  (Co.U.)  9,944 
Rt.    Hon.     Walter    Runcinian, 

P.C.  (L.)        8,469 

Major  David  Graham  Pole  ( Lab. )  3, 808 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Bdinburgh — cow /i«  «/■</. 

South  [1]. 

{Merchiston,    Morningside,    and    Newington 

Municipal  Wards  of  Edinburgh.) 

At  the  General  Election  ■^'Charles  David 
Murray,  C.M.G.,  K.C.  (Co  U.)  ajid  David 
Caird  (L.)  polled  respectively  14,874  and 
4,966  votes.  In  March  1920  Mr.  Murray 
tvas  appointed  Solicitor-' len.  Jor  Scotland, 
and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  April  ijth,  1920, 

,   the  result  was 

♦Charles        David        Murray, 

C.M.G.,K.C.,LL.D.  (Co.U.)  11,176 
Daniel  Turner  Holmes  (L.)  . .     8,177 

West  [1]. 

{Dairy,  Gorgie,  Haymarket  and  St.  Bernard's 
Municipal  Wards  of  Edinburgh.) 

*Major  John  Gordon  Jameson, 

LL.B.  (Co.U.)  ..  ..   9,172 

fStr  i^Jaines)  Edxvard  Parrott, 

LL.D.{h.) 6,220 

John  Alexander  Voting  {l^&h.)      2,642 

Returning  O^cer — TheSheriffofTheLothians 
and  Peebles. 


EDINBURGH,  ST.  ANDREWS,  GLASGOW 
AND  ABERDEEN  UNIVERSITIES  [3]. 


Sir  William  Watson  Cheyne,  Bt., 
K.C.M.G.,  C.B.,  F.R.C.S., 
F.R.S.  (Co.U.)  ..  ..   3,719 

*Dugald  McCoig  Cowan  (Co  L.)  3,499 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Henry  Craik,  P.C, 

K.C.B.,  LL.D.  CC.) 
Dr.  Peter  Macdonald  (Lab.) 
Projessor  Wiliiani  Robert  Smith 

(Ind.) 850 

Returning  Officer— TYvc   Principal  and  Vice- 
Chancellor  of  Edinburgh  University. 


3,286 


EDMONTON  (Middlesex)  [1], 
(Urban  district  of  Edmonton.) 
¥Sir    Alfred    Haman    Warren, 

O.B.E.  (Co.U.)  ..  ..   6,891 

Francis  Alfred  Broad  iX-^h.)  ..  3,575 
Henry  Harvey  Vivian  (X,.)  ..  2,245 
Henry  Bartass  {Ind.)   ..  ..    1,223 


Returning-    Officer — Frederick    W.    Claxton, 
Edmonton,  N. 


Elland  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 

Enfield  [See  Middlesex]. 

Epping  [See  Essex]. 

Epsom  [See  Surrey]. 

Erdington  [See  Birmingham] 


ESSEX  [8]. 

{The  administrative  county  of  Essex  exclusive 
of  the  parts  thereof  comprised  in  parliamen- 
tary boroughs.) 

Chelmsford  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Chelmsford  and  Ongar, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Billericay 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Hutton_ 
Ingrave,  Mountnessing,  Shenfield,  and 
South  Weald,  the  municipal  borough  of 
Chelmsford,  and  the  urban  district  of  Brent- 
wood.) 


Rt.  Hon.  Ernest  George  Prety- 

man,  P.C.  (Co.U.)  ..         ..   11,217 
fV.  F.  Toynbe e  (Ldih.)  ..     5,551 

Colchester  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Lexden  and  Winslree 
(except  the  detached  part  of  the  civil  parish 
of  Inworth  which  is  wholly  surrounded  by 
the  civil  parishes  of  Great  Braxted  and  Kel- 
vedon).  and  the  municipal  borough  of  Col- 
chester.) 


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Romford  [1].  . 

(The  rural  district  of  Romford,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Barking  Town  and  Romford.) 

*Capt.  Albert  Edward  Martin 

(Co.L.)  10,300 

Walter  H.  Letts  [\.zh.)  ..     5,044 

Arthur  IVkiting  (Xzh.)  ..      2,580 


Saffron  Walden  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Belchamp,  Bumpstead, 
Dunmow,  Halstead,  Saffron  Walden,  and 
Stansted,  the  municipal  borough  of  Saffron 
Walden,  and  the  urban  district  of  Halstead.) 


Rt.  Hon.  vSir  Laming  Worthing- 

ton  Evans,  Bt.,  P.C.  (Co.U.)  11,186 
A  ndrew  Conley  ( Lab. )  . .      7,112 

Epping  [1]. 
(The  rural  district  of  Epping.  and  the  urban 
districts    of    Buckhttrst     Hill,     Chingford, 
Epping,  Loughton.    Waltham   Holy   Cross, 
Wanstsad  and  Woodford.) 

Brig. -Gen.  Richard  Beale  Col- 

vin,  C.B.  (Co.U.)     ..          ..  14,668 

Arthur  Leonard  Horner  (L.)  . .  4, 164 

/.  Conneley  (X'TxS:).)       ..           ..  1,367 

Harwich  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Tendring,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Harwich,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Brightlingsea,  Clacton,  Frinton-on-Sea, 
Walton-on-the-Naze,  and  Wivenhoe.) 

Major    Sir    Harry    Kottingham 

Newton,  Bt.,  O.B.E.  (Co.U.)  8,261 

Com.  Ed-ward Aylmer Dighy(X-)  7,064 

Maldon  [1]. 
(The  rural  district  of  Braintree  (with  the  de- 
tached part  of  the  civil  parish  of  Inworth 
which  is  wholly  surrounded  by  the  civil 
parishes  of  Great  Braxted  and  Kelvedon), 
the  rural  district  of  Maldon,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Maldon,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Braintree,  Burnham-on-Crouch,  and 
Witham.) 


Sir  James  Fortescue   Flannery, 

Bt.  (Co.U.) 8,138 

George  Z>at!as  {La.h.)      ..  ..6,315 

Ernest  IV.  Tanner  (h.)  ..    1,490 


Sir  Arthur  Cecil  Tyrrell  Beck 

(Ind.L§)        10,628 

James/.  Ma//on  (Lab.)  ..      4,531 


South-Eastern  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Orsett  and  Rochford, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Billericay 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Chelmsford 
Division,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Grays 
Thurrock,  Shoeburyness,  and  Tilbury.) 

*Lieut. -Col.      Frank      Hilder 

(Co.U.)  11,703 

Joseph  Cotter  (Lab.)     . .  . .      5,343 

S.  IV.  Robinson  {'L.)    ..  ..      1,372 

Returning  Office) — The  High  Sheriff. 


Everton  [See  Liverpool]. 

Evesham  [See  Worcestershire]. 

Eye  [See  Suffolk  East]. 

Exchange  [See  Liverpool,  and 
Manchester]. 

EXETER  (Devonshire)  [1]. 

(County  borough  of  Exeter,  including  Exeter 
Castle  Yard  and  Devon  County  Prison  and 
Constabulary  Barracks.) 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Bzeter  (Devonshire)— c(7»//»m«</. 


Sir  Robert  Hunt  Stapylton 
Dudley  Lydston  Newman, 
Bt.  (Co.U.) 12,524 

Leonard  Wilfred  James  Costello 

(L.) 8,806 

Returning  Officer — The  Sheriff. 


Fairfield  [See  Liverpool]. 

Falkirk  [See  StirUng  and  Falkirk]. 

Falls  [See  Belfast]. 

Falmouth  [See  Penryn  and  Falmouth], 

Fareham  [See  Hampshire]. 

Farnham  [See  Surrey]. 

Famworth  [See  Lancashire]. 

Faversham  [See  Kent]. 


FERMANAGH  CO.  [2]. 
North  Fermanagh  [1]. 

(Tlu    Baronies  of  Lurg,    Magheraboy,   and 
Tirkennedy.) 

Rt.  Hon.  Edward  Mervyn  Arch- 
dale,  P.C.  (U.)  ..         ..   6,768 
Kevin  0'Skiel[S.¥.)      ..  ..6,236 

South  Fermanagh  [1]. 

(  TAe  Baronies  ofClanawley,  Clankelfy,  Code, 
Knockninny,  and  Magherastephana.) 

•John  O'Mahony  (S.F.)  ..6,673 

James  Cooper  (\5 .)  ..  ..   4,524 

^Patrick  Cru7Hley  i^.)  ..  ..       132 

Returning  Officer— "Wie.  High  Sheriff. 


FIFESHIRE  [2]. 
(TA*  county  of  Fife,  inclusive  of  all  burghs 
situated  therein  except  the  burghs  of 
Dunfermline,  Cowdenbeath,  Inverkeithing, 
Lochgelly,  Kirkcaldy,  Buckhaven  Methil 
and  Innerleven,  Burntisland,  Dysart,  and 
Kinghorn.) 


Eastern  [1]. 

(The  Cupar  and  St.  Andrews  County  Districts, 
inclusive  of  all  burghs  situate  therein, 
together  with  the  burgh  of  Leven  and  so 
much  of  the  Kirkcaldy  County  District  as  is 
contained  within  the  extra-burghal  portion 
of  the  parish  of  Scoonie  and  the  parish  of 
Kennoway.) 

*Col.  Sir  Alexander  Sprot,  Bt., 
C.M.G.  (U.) 8,996 

t^^.      Hon.      Herbert     Henry 

Asquith,  P.C,  K.C.  (L.)     .  .  6,994 

William  P?! tc hard  Morgan  {In^.)    591 

Western  [1]. 

(The  Dunfermline  County  District,  inclusive 
of  all  burghs  situated  therein  except  in  so 
far  as  included  in  the  Dunfermline  District 
of  Burghs,  together  with  so  much  of  the 
Kirkcaldy  County  District,  inclusive  of  all 
burghs  situated  therein,  as  is  included, 
neither  in  the  Eastern  Division  nor  in  the 
Dunfermline  and  Kirkcaldy  Districts  of 
Burghs.) 

Rt.    Hon.    William    Adamson, 
P.C.  (Lab.) 

Ca/>i.   Joseph    Hume    Menzies 

(Co.U.)         ,.  ..         ..     4,020 

Returtiing  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  Fife  and 
Kinross. 


Finchley  [See  Middlesex]. 


10,664 


FINSBURY  (CO.  London)  [1]. 
(Metropolitan  borough  of  Finsbury.) 
Lieut. -Col.  JVIartin  Archer-Shee, 

C.]VI.G.,  D.S.O.  (Ind.C.)      ..8,782 
Harry    Evan    .4uguste    Cotton 

(L.) 4,981 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


FLINTSHIRE  [11. 

(The  administrative  county  of  Flint.) 

Lieut.-Col.      Thomas     Henry     Parry, 

D.S.O.  (Co.L.) 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Forest  of  Dean  [See  Gloucestershire]. 


FORFARSHIRE  [1]. 
(The  county  of  Forfar,  inclusive  of  all  burghs 

situated  therein  except  the  county  of  the 

city  and  Dundee  and  the  burghs  of  Montrose, 

Arbroath,  Brechin,  and  Forfar.) 
*Capt.    William  Thomas  Shaw 

(Co.U.)  5,697 

^James  Falconer,  W.S.  (L.)     ..   5,179 
Returning  Office} — The  Sheriff  of  co.  Forfar. 


Frome  [See  Somersetshire]. 


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FULHAM  (CO.  London)  [2]. 
(The  metropolitan  borough  of  Fulhain.) 

East  [1]. 

{Baron's     Court,    Lillie,    Sands     End    and 

Walham  Wards.) 
*Col.  Sir  Henry  George  Norris 

(Co.U.)  ..  ..  ..    10,242 

David  Cooi  (hah.)        ..         ..     2,883 

J^red  Coysh  (L.)  . .  . .      1,644 

West  11]. 

{Hurlingham,  Margravine,  Munster  and  Town 
Wards.) 

■*-Sir     Cyril     Stephen     Cobb, 

K.B.E.,  M.V.O.  (Co.U.)  ..  12,182 
Robert  Mark  Gentry  (Lab.)  . .  4,435 
Sir  (^Herbert)  George  Fordham 

(M 1,139 

Wilhatii    Jones    Allen 
(N.F.D.S.S.)  .  .         .  .        995 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 

Fylde  [See  Lancashire]. 
Gainsborough  [See  Lindsey]. 


GALLOWAY  [1]. 

(The  counties  of  Kirkcudbright  and  Wigtown, 
inclusive  of  all  burghs  situated  therein.) 

Lieut.-Col.  Gilbert  McMicking,  C.M.G. 
(Co.L.). 

Returning  Officer— 1'he   Sheriflf  of  Dumfries 
and  Galloway. 


:galway  CO.  [4]. 

Connemara  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Clifden  and  Oughterard, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Galway 
which  consists  of  the  district  electoral  divi- 
sions of  Barna,  Furbogh,  Kilcummin, 
Killalin,  Moycullen,  Selerna,  Slieveaneena, 
Spiddle,  and  Tullokyne,  and  the  urban  dis- 
trict of  Galway.) 

•  Padraic  O'Maille  (S.F.)  ,.  11,754 
■\-tVillia//i  O'Malley  (_N.)         ..     3,482 

East  Galway  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Ballinasloe  No.  i, 
Mountbellew,  and  Portumna,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Loughrea  which  consists 
of  the  district  electoral  divisions  of  Cap- 
palusk,  Cloonkeen,  Colmanstown,  Graig- 
abbey,  Grange,  Killimor,  and  Tiaquin, 
and  the  urban  district  of  Ballinasloe.) 

*  William  (Liam)  Joseph  Mellows 
(S.F.). 

North  Galway  [11. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Glenamaddy  and  Tuam.) 
•Brian  Cusack,  M.D.  (S.F.)  ..  8,896 
TAomas  Sloyati  {N.")      ..  ..   3,999 


South  Galway  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Gort,  the  part  of  the 

rural    district    of    Galway    which    is    not 

included  in  the  Connemara  Division,  and 

the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Loughrea 

which  is  not  included  in  the  East  Galway 

Division.) 

•  Francis  Patrick Fahy  (S.F.)      10,621 

t  William  John  Duffy  (N. )     . .      1 ,  744 

Returning  Officer— The  High  Sheriff. 


GATESHEAD  (Durham)  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  Gateshead.) 
¥Brig.-Gen.    Herbert    Conyers 
Surtees,        C.B.,       C.M.G., 
D.S.O.,  M.V.O.  (Co.U.)    ..    17,215 
John  Brotherton  {l.s.h.)  ..     7,212 

^Sir  Harold  Elverston  (L.)    . .     5,833 
Returning  Officer— The.  Mayor. 

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Gillingham  [See  Rochester]. 


GLAMORGANSHIRE  [7]. 

{The  administrative  county  of  Glamorgan 
exclusive  of  the  parts  thereof  comprised  in 
parliamentary  boroughs.) 

Aberavon  [1]. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Neath  which 
consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Baglan 
Higher,  Baglan  Lower,  Michaelston  Higher 
and  Michaelston  Lower,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Penybont  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parishes  of  Ken  fig,  Pyle,  Sker, 
Tythegston  Higher,  and  Tythegston  Lower, 
the  municipal  borough  of  Aberavon,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Briton  Ferry,  Glen- 
corwg,  Margam,  and  Porthcawl.) 

•  Major  John  Edwards,  D.S.O. 

(Co.L.  and  Lab.)      ..         .  .  13,635 
Robert  Williams  {'Lab.)  ..     7,758 

r.  G. /ones  {N.F.D.S.S.)       ..         324 

Caerphilly  ill. 

(The  urban  districts  of  Caerphilly  and 
Gelligaer.) 

At  the  General  Election  *Alfred  Onions 
(Lab.)  and  William  Rees  Edmunds  (L.) 
polled  respectively  11,496  and  9,482  votes. 
In  July  1921  Mr.  Onions  died,  and  at  a 
Bye-Election  on  Aug.  24/A,  1921,  the  result 
was 

•Morgan     Jones    (Lab.     and 

Socialist)        ..          ..          ..  13,699 

William  Rees  Edmunds  (Co.L.)  8,958 

Robert  Stewart  (Communist) . .  2,592 

Oower  [1].  ^ 

(The  rural  districts  of  Gower  and  Swansea, 
and  the  urban  district  of  Oystermauth.) 

John  Williams  (Lab.)  . .  ..    10,109 

D.  H.  Williams  (L.)  . .  . .     8,353 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Glamorganshire—  continutd. 

Llandaff  and  Barry  ri]- 

(Tke  rural  district  of  Llandaff  and  Dinas 
Powis,  and  the  urban  district  of  Barry.) 

♦Major  William  Cope  (Co.  U.)  13,307 

Capt.Hussell  LmvellJonesiX-^^-)     6,607 

C.  F.  Sexsmith  (Ind.)  . .  . .     1,539 

1  T 
Neath  II?. 

(The  rural  district  of  Pontardawe,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Neath  which  is  not 
included  in  the  Aberavon  Division,  and  the 
municipal  borough  of  Neath.) 

John  Hugh  Edwards  (Co.L.)  17,818 
Hev.  Herbert  Morgan  (Lab.) . .     9,670 

Ogmore  ni- 

{The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Penybont 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Aberavon 
Division,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Bridgend, 
Maesteg,  and  Ogmore  and  Garw.) 

*Vernon  Hartshorn,  O.B.E.  (Lab.) 

Pontypridd  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Cowbridge  and  Llan- 
trisant  and  Llantwitfardre,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Cowbridge  and  the  urban  district 
of  Pontypridd.) 

■V^Thomas  Arthur  Lewis  (Co.L.)  13,327 

D.  Le7vis  Da7'/es  (Lah.)  ..  10,152 
Capi.  Arthur  Seaton  (U.)  . .  260 
Returning  O^cer—lhc  High  Sheriff. 


GLASGOW  [15]. 
(County  of  the  City  of  Glasgow.) 


Brldgeton  [1]. 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded 
by  a  line  commencing  at  a  point  on  the 
centre  line  of  London  Road,  where  the  road 
is  crossed  by  the  Caledonian  Railway 
(Glasgow  Lines),  thence  south-westward  and 
southward  along  the  centre  line  of  the  said 
railway  to  where  it  joins  the  Caledonian 
Railway  Branch  Line  from  Dalmarnock  to 
Rutherglen,  thence  southward  along  the 
centre  line  of  the  said  last-mentioned  railway 
to  a  point  on  the  municipal  boundary  at  the 
centre  line  of  the  River  Clyde,  thence  south- 
westward  and  north-westward  along  the 
municipal  boundary  of  the  city  to  a  point 
on  the  centre  line  of  the  River  Clyde  about 
77  yards  south-eastward  from  the  centre  of 


Rutherglen  Bridge,  thence  westward,  north- 
ward and  westward  along  the  centre  line  of 
the  River  Clyde  to  the  centre  of  Albert 
Bridge,  thence  northward  along  the  centre 
line  of  Saltmarketto  the  centreline  of  Gallow- 
gate,  thence  eastward  along  the  centre  line 
of  Gallowgate  to  the  centre  line  of  Aber- 
cromby  Street,  thence  south-westward  along 
the  centre  line  of  Abercromby  Street  to  the 
centre  line  of  Canning  Street ,  thence  eastward 
along  the  centre  line  of  Canning  Street  and 
London  Road  to  the  point  of  commencement.) 

Alexander     MacCallum     Scott 

(Co.L.)  10,887 

James  Majcfon  (Lab.)  ..  .  .     7,860 

Miss  Eunice    Guthrie  Murray 

(Ind.)  991 

Camlachle  [1]. 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
a  line  commencing  at  a  point  on  the  municipal 
boundary  on  the  south-east  side  of  Cumber- 
nauld Road  where  that  road  is  intersected 
by  the  east  side  of  the  Caledonian  Railway 
(Glasgow  Lines),  thence  southward  along 
the  mnuicipal  boundary  to  a  point  about 
299  yards  north-westward  from  the  centre  of 
Carntyne  Road,  where  the  municipal 
boundary  intersects  that  road,  thence  north- 
westward to  a  point  on  the  centre  line  of 
the  said  railway  380  yards  south  of  the 
centre  line  of^  Cumbernauld  Road,  thence 
south-westward  and  southward  along  the 
centre  line  of  the  said  railway  to  the  centre 
line  of  London  Road,  thence  westward  along 
the  centre  line  of  London  Road  and  Canning 
Street  to  the  centre  line  of  Abercromby 
Street,  thence  north-eastward  along  the 
centre  line  of  Abercromby  Street  to  the  centre 
line  of  Gallowgate ,  thence  westward  along 
the  centre  line  of  Gallowgate  to  the  centre 
line  of  Sydney  Street,  thence  northward 
along  the  centre  line  of  Sydney  Street  to 
the  centre  line  of  Duke  Street,  thence  east- 
ward along  the  centre  line  of  Duke  Street 
to  the  centre  line  of  Ark  Lane,  thence  north- 
ward along  tlie  centre  line  of  Ark  Latie  and 
Firpark  Street  to  the  centreline  of  Alexandra 
Parade,  thence  eastward  and  north-eastward 
along  the  centre  line  of  Alexandra  Parade 
and  Cumbernauld  Road  to  the  east  side  of 
the  Caledonian  Railway  (Glasgow  Lines), 
thence  southward  to  the  point  of  commence- 
ment.) 
Sir    Halford    John    Mackinder 

(Co.U.)         13,645 

Hugh  Boyd  Guthrie  ( Lab.)     . .      7, 192 
Daniel  Browning  {L,.)  ..       '860 

Cathcart  [1\ 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded 
by  a  line  commencing  at  a  point  on  the 
municipal  boundary  at  the  centre  of  Kil- 
marnock Road,  thence  northward  along  the 
centre  line  of  Kilmarnock  Road  to  the  centre 
line  of  the  River  Cart,  thence  south-eastward 
and  eastward  along  the  centre  line  of  the 
River  Cart  to  the  centre  line  of  Langside 
Road  at  Millbrae  Bridge,  thence  north- 
eastward along  the  centre  line  of  Langside 
Road,  Millbrae  Road  and  Langside  Road, 
to  the  centre  line  of  the  main  avenue  in  the 
Queen's  Park  near  Victoria  infirmary, 
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the  said  main  avenue  to  the  centre  line  of 
Queen's  Drive,  thence  northward  along  the 
centre  line  of  Victoria  Road  to  the  centre 
line  of  the  Glasgow  and  South  Western 
Railway  about  46  yards  north  of  the  centre 
line  of  Buiierbiggins  Road,  thence  north- 
eastward along  the  centre  line  of  the  said 
Glasgow  and  South  Western  Railway  to  the 
centre  line  of  the  Caledonian  Railway  Main 
Line  from  Glasgow  to  Rutherglen,  thence 
south-eastward  along  the  centre  line  of  the 
said  Caledonian  Railway  to  the  municipal 
boundary,  thence  south-westward  and  west- 
ward along  the  municipal  boundary  to  the 
point  of  commencement.) 

John  William  Pratt  (C^o.L)   ..    16,310 
Dr.  Gavin  Brown  Clark  (Lab.)    4,899 

Central  [1]. 

{That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
a  line  commencing  at  a  point  at  the  inter- 
section of  the  centre  lines  of  Parliamentary 
Road  and  Castle  Street,  thence  southward 
along  the  centre  line  of  Castle  Street  to  the 
centre  line  of  Alexandra  Parade,  thence 
eastward  along  the  centre  line  of  Alexandra 
Parade  to  the  centre  line  of  Firpark  Street, 
thence  southward  along  the  centre  line  of 
Firpark  Street  and  Ark  Lane  to  the  centre 
line  of  Duke  Street,  thence  westward  along 
the  centre  line  of  Duke  Street  to  the  centre 
line  of  Sydney  Street,  thence  southward 
along  the  centre  line  of  Sydney  Street  to  the 
centre  line  of  Gallowgate ,  thence  westward 
along  the  centre  line  of  Gallowgate  to  the 
centre  line  of  Saltmarket,  thence  southward 
along  the  centre  line  of  Saltmarket  and 
Albert  Bridge  to  the  centre  line  of  the  River 
Clyde,  thence  westward  along  the  centre  line 
of  the  River  Clyde  to  a  point  in  line  with 
the  centre  line  of  McAlpine  Street,  thence 
northward  along  the  centre  line  of  McAlpine 
Street,  Pitt  Street  and  Scott  Street  to  the 
centre  line  of  New  City  Road,  thence  south- 
eastward along  the  centre  line  of  New  City 
Road  and  Cowcaddens  to  the  centre  line  of 
Buchanan  Street ,  thence  southward  along  the 
centre  line  of  Buchanan  Street  to  the  centre 
line  of  Parliamentary  Road,  thence  north- 
eastward along  the  centre  line  of  Parlia- 
mentary Road  to  the  point  of  commencement .) 

Rt.  Hon.  Andrew  Bonar  Law, 

P.C.  (Co.U.)  ..  ..   17,653 

David  John  Mitchel  Qiiin  ( Lab.)     4, 736 

Gorbals  [1]. 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
aline  commencing  at  a  point  on  the  municipal 
boundary  at  the  centre  line  of  the  River 
Clyde  about  77  yards  east  of  the  centre  of 
Rutherglen  Bridge,  thence  south-westward 
along  the  municipal  boundary  to  the  centre 
of  the  Caledonian  Railway  Main  Line  from 
Glasgow  to  Rutherglen,  thence,  north-west- 
ward along  the  centre  line  of  the  said  Cale- 
donian Railway  to  the  centre  line  of  the 
Glasgow  and  South-Western  Railway, 
thence  south-westward  along  the  centre  line 
of  the  said  Glasgow  and  South  Western 
Railway  to  the  centreline  of  Victoria  Road, 
thence  northware"  along  the  centre  line  of 
Victoria  Road,  Eglinton  Street,  Bridge 
Street  and  Glasgow  Bridge  to  the  centre  line 
of  the  River  Clyde,  thence  south-eastward 
along  the  centre  lint  of  the  River  Clyde  to 
the  point  of  commencement.) 


Rt.  Hon.  George  Nicoll  Barnes, 

P.C,  C.H.  (Lab.)  ..         ..    14,247 
Jo A>i  A/ac/ean  (Lah.)   ..  ..     7,436 


Govan  [1]. 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
a  line  commencing  at  a  point  on  the  munici- 
pal boundary  at  the  centre  of  the  River 
Clyde  in  line  with  the  continuation  of  the 
centre  line  of  Balmoral  Street,  thence  east- 
ward along  the  centre  line  of  the  River 
Clyde  to  a  point  in  line  with  the  continuation 
of  the  centre  line  of  the  portion  of  Govan 
Road  to  the  west  of  Princes  Dock,  thence 
southward  to  and  along  the  centre  line  of 
the  said  portion  of  Govan  Road,  White- 
field  Road,  Church  Road  and  continuation 
thereof  to  the  centre  of  the  Glasgow  and 
Paisley  Joint  Railway,  thence  westward 
along  the  centre  line  of  the  said  Glasgow  and 
Paisley  Joint  Railway  to  the  municipal 
boundary,  thence  north-westward,  north- 
ward, and  eastward  along  the  municipal 
boundary  to  the  point  of  commencement.) 

I    ♦Neil  Maclean  (Lab.)  . .  ..   9,577 

Alexander  McClu7-e  (Co.U .)    ..    8,762 
^Daniel  Turner  Holmes  (L.)  ..    1,678 

HUlhead  [1]. 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
aline  commencing  at  a  point  in  the  municipal 
boundary  at  its  intersection  with  the  centre 
line  of  the  River  Kelvin,  thence  south- 
eastward, southward  and  south-westward 
along  the  centre  line  of  the  River  Kelvin 
to  the  centre  line  of  the  North  British  Railway 
(Stobcross  Branch),  thence  north-westward 
along  the  centre  of  the  said  North  British 
Railway  toils  intersection  with  the  municipal 
boundary,  thence  north-eastward  along  the 
municipal  boundary  to  the  point  of  com- 
mencement.) 

*Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Robert  Stevenson 
Home,  P.C,  G.B.E.,  K.C 

(Co.U.)  ..         ..         ..   12,803 

John  Jzett  (ha.h.^         .  .         .  .     4,186 

Kelvlngrove  [1]. 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
a  line  commencing  at  a  point  at  the  inter- 
section of  the  centre  line  of  New  City  Road 
and  Scott  Street,  thence  southward  along 
the  centre  line  of  Scott  Street,  Pitt  Street 
and  McAlpine  Street  and  continuation  there- 
of to  the  centre  line  of  the  River  Clyde,  thence 
westward  along  the  centre  line  of  the  River 
.  Clyde  to  its  intersection  with  the  centre  line 
of  the  River  Kelvin,  thence  north-eastward 
along  the  centre  line  of  the  River  Kelvin  to 
the  centre  line  of  Great  Western  Road,  thence 
south-eastward  along  the  centre  line  of  Great 
Western  Road  and  New  City  Road  to  the 
point  of  commencement.) 

John      Mackintosh      MacLeod 

(Co.U.)         13,648 

Walter  Graham  Leechman 
(Ind.)  ..  ..  ..     5,012 

George  Mac Pherson  (h.)  ..     2,582 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,  AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Glasgow — con  tin  utd. 

MaryhlU  (1]. 

{Thai  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
a  line  commencing  at  a  point  on  the  muni- 
cipal boundary  at  the  centre  line  of  the  North 
British  Railway  (Edinburgh  and  Glasgow 
Line)  about  327  yards  north  of  the  centre 
of  Hawthorn  Street,  where  the  said  North 
British  Railway  intersects  that  street,  thence 
south-eastward  and  southward  along  the 
centre  of  the  said  North  British  Railway 
to  the  centre  line  of  Keppochhill  Road, 
thence  south-westward  and  westward  along 
the  centre  line  of  Keppochhill  Road  to  the 
centre  line  of  Saracen  Street,  thence  south- 
westward  along  the  centre  line  of  Possil 
Road  to  the  centre  line  of  the  Forth  and 
Clyde  Canal,  thence  north-westward  along 
the  centre  line  of  the  Forth  and  Clyde  Canal 
to  a  point  in  line  xvith  the  centre  line  of  Well 
Road,  thence  south-westward  along  the 
centre  line  of  Well  Road  to  the  centre  line  of 
Maryhill  Road  I  formerly  named  New  City 
Road),  thence  westward  along  the  centreline 
of  Raeberry  Street  and  Carlton  Gardens 
to  the  centre  line  of  Belmont  Street, 
thence  south-westward  along  the  centre  line 
of  Belmont  Street  to  the  centre  line  of  the 
River  Kelvin,  thence  north-westward  along 
the  centre  line  of  the  River  Kelvin  to  its 
intersection  with  the  municipal  boundary, 
thence  north-eastward  and  south-eastward 
along  the  municipal  boundary  to  the  point 
of  commencement.) 

Sir  William  Mitchell-Thomson, 

Bt.,  K.B.E.  (Co.U.)  ..    11,913 

/ohn  l^illiam  Muir  (X.ah.)    ..     5,531 

\ Harry  Anderson  Watt  (L.)  . .     2,363 

Partick  [1]. 

{That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
a  line  commencing  at  a  point  on  the 
municipal  boundary  at  the  centre  line  of 
the  North  British  Railway  [Stobcross 
cross  Branch),  thence  south-eastward  along 
the  centre  line  of  the  said  North  British 
Railway  to  the  cenre  line  of  the  River  Kelvin, 
thence  south-westward  along  the  centre  line 
of  the  River  Kelvin  to  the  centre  line  of  the 
River  Clyde,  thence  westward  along  the 
centre  line  of  the  River  Clyde  to  the  muni- 
cipal boundary,  thence  northward  and 
north-eastward  along  the  municipal  boundary 
to  the  point  of  commencement.) 

Sir  Robert  Balfour,  Bt.  (Co.L.)  12,156 
William  Mackie  i'L^h.)  ..   5,173 

PoUok  [11. 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
a  line  commencing  at  a  point  on  the  muni- 
cipal boundary  at  the  centre  line  of  the  Glas- 
gow and  Paisley  Joint  Railway,  thence  east- 
ward along  the  centre  line  of  the  said  Glasgow 
and  Paisley  Joint  Railway  and  the  Cale- 
donian Railway  to  the  centre  line  of  Shields 
Road,  thence  southward  along  the  centre 
line  of  Shields  Road  to  the  centre  line  of 
the  Glasgow  and  South  Western  Railway 
(Paisley  Canal  Line),  thence  eastward  along 
the  centre  line  of  the  said  Glasgow  and 
South  Western  Railway  to  the  centre  line 
of  Eglinton  Street,  thence  southward  along 
the  centreline  of  Eglinton  Street  and  Victoria 
Road  to  the  centre  line  of  Queen's  Drive, 


thence  southward  along  the  centre  line  of 
the  main  avenue  in  the  Queen's  Park  to  the 
centre  line  of  Langside  Road,  thence  south- 
westward  along  the  centre  line  of  Langside 
Road  to  the  centre  line  of  Millbrae  Road, 
thence  south-westward  along  the  centre  line 
of  Millbrae  Road  and  Langside  Road  to 
the  centre  line  of  the  River  Cart  at  Millbrae 
Bridge,  thence  westward  and  north-west- 
ward along  the  centre  line  of  the  River  Cart 
to  the  centre  line  of  Kilmarnock  Road, 
thence  southward  along  the  centre  line  of 
Kilmarnock  Road  to  the  municipal  bou  idary, 
thence  north  -  westward,  south  -  westward, 
northward,  westward  and  northward  along 
the  municipal  boundary  to  the  point  of 
commencement.) 

At  the  Getierai  Etectinn  Lieut. -Col.  Sir  John 
Gilmour,  Bt.,  D.S.O.  (Co.U.),  ivas  returned 
unopposed.  In  April  1921  Sir  John  ivas 
appointed  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  7'reTsury, 
and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  April  i^tk,  192 1, 
there  zum  not  any  opposition  to  the  return 
of 

Lieut.-Col.  Sir  John  Gilmour,  Bt., 
D.S.O.  (Co.U.). 

St.  RoUox  [1]. 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
a  line  commencing  at  a  point  at  the  iiter- 
section  of  Springburn  Road  and  Parlia- 
mentary Road,  thence  south-westward  along 
the  centre  line  of  Parliamentary  Road  to 
the  centre  line  of  Buchanan  Street,  thence 
northward  along  the  centre  line  of  Buchanan 
Street  to  the  centre  line  of  Cowcaddens, 
thence  north-westward  along  the  centre  line 
of  Cowcaddens,  New  City  Road  and  Great 
Western  Road  to  the  centre  line  of  the  River 
Kelvin,  thence  northward  along  the  centre 
!  line  of  the  River  Kelvin  to  the  centre  line 
of  Belmont  Street , thence  north-eastward  along 
the  centre  line  of  Belmont  Street  to  the 
centre  line  of  Carlton  Gardens,  thence  east- 
ward along  the  centreline  of  Carlton  Gardens 
and  Raeberry  Street  to  the  centre  line  of 
Maryhill  Road  (formerly  named  New  City 
Road),  thence  north-eastward  along  the 
centre  line  of  Well  Road  and  continuation 
thereof  to  the  centre  line  of  the  Forth  and 
Clyde  Canal,  thence  south-eastward  along 
the  centre  line  of  the  Forth  and  Clyde  Canal 
to  the  centre  line  of  Possil  Road,  thence 
north-eastward  along  the  centre  line  of  Possil 
Road  to  the  centre  line  of  Saracen  Street, 
thence  eastward  and  north-eastward  along 
the  centre  line  of  Keppochhill  Road  to  the 
centre  of  the  North  British  Railway  (Edin- 
burgh and  Glasgow  Line),  thence  south- 
westward  along  the  centre  line  of  the  said 
North  British  Railway  to  the  centre  line  of 
Fountainwell  Road,  thence  south-eastward 
along  the  centre  line  of  Fountainwell  Road 
to  the  centre  line  of  Springburn  Road,  thence 
southward  along  the  centre  line  of  Springburn 
Road  to  the  point  of  commencement.) 

¥-Hon.  (Charles)  Gideon  Mur- 
ray (Co.U.) 10,844 

/antes  Ste7i<art  (Lab.)   . .  . .     6, 147 

\ Right  Hon.    Thomas  McKin- 
non  Wood,  P.C.  (L.)  ..      1,521 

Shettleston  [11. 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
a  line  commencing  at  a  point  on  the  muni- 
cipal boundary  about  299  yards  north-wset' 


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ward  from  the  centre  of  Carntyne  Road,  at 
a  point  where  the  municipal  boundary  inter- 
sects that  road,  thence  eastward,  south- 
eastward and  westward  along  the  municipal 
boundary  to  the  centre  of  the  Caledonian 
Railway  Branch  Line  from  Rutherglen  to 
Dalmarnock,  thence  •  twrthward  along  the 
centre  line  of  the  said  railway  until  it  joins 
the  Caledonian  Railway  (Glasgow  Lines), 
thence  northward,  north-eastward,  north- 
ward and  north-eastward  along  the  centre 
line  of  the  last-mentioned  railway  to  a  point 
380  yards  south  of  the  centre  line  of  Cumber- 
nauld Road,  thence  south-eastward  to  the 
point  of  commencement.) 

■¥-Rear-Adm.  Thomas  Benjamin 

Stratton  Adair  (Co. U.)        ..      9,901 
/ohn  Wheatley  (Lab.    . .  . .     9,827 

Springbum  [1]. 

{That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by  a 
line  commencing  at  a  point  on  the  municipal 
boundary  on  the  south-east  side  of  Cumber- 
nauld Road,  where  that  road  is  intersected 
by  the  east  side  of  the  Caledonian  Railway 
(Glasgow  Lines),  thence  northward  to  the 
centre  line  of  Cumbernauld  Road,  thence 
south-westward  and  westward  along  the 
centre  line  of  Cumbernauld  Road  and 
Alexandra  Parade  to  the  centreline  of  Castle 
Street,  thence  northward  along  the  centre 
line  of  Castle  Street  and  Springbum  Road 
to  the  centre  line  of  Fountainwell  Road, 
thence  north-westward  along  the  centre  line 
of  Fountainwell  Road  to  the  centre  line  of 
the  North  British  Railway  (Edinburgh  and 
Glasgow  Line),  thence  northward  along  the 
centre  line  of  the  said  North  British  Railway 
to  a  point  on  the  municipal  boundary  about 
327  yards  north  of  the  centre  of  Hawthorn 
Street,  where  the  said  North  British  Railway 
intersects  that  street,  thence  northward,  east- 
ward, southward,  eastward,  southward, 
westward,  south-eastward  and  south-west- 
ward along  the  municipal  boundary  to  the 
point  of  commencement.) 

^Frederick     Alexander     Mac- 

quisten,  K.C.  (Co.U.)         ..    10,786 

George  Dazvnie  Blyth  Crookston 
Ifarc/ze  (Lab.)  ..  ..     7,996 

t  IVilHam    Mather    Rtitherford 

Pringle  (X,.)  . .  ..  ,.      1,669 

Tradeston  [1]. 

(That  portion  of  the  city  which  is  bounded  by 
a  line  commencing  at  a  point  on  the  centre 
of  Glasgow  Bridge  at  the  centre  line  of  the 
River  Clyde,  thence  southward  along  the 
centre  line  of  Glasgow  Bridge,  Bridge  Street, 
and  Eglinton  Street  to  the  centre  line  of  the 
Glasgow  and  South  Western  Railway  at 
Eglinton  Street  Statiotf,  thence  westward 
along  the  centre  line  of  the  Glasgow  and 
South  Western  Railway  (Paisley  Canal 
Line)  to  the  centre  line  of  Shields  Road, 
thence  northwards  along  the  centre  line  of 
Shields  Road  to  the  centre  line  of  the  Cale- 
donian Railway,  thence  westward  along  the 
centre  line  of  the  said  Caledonian  Railway 
and  the  Glasgow  and  Paisley  Joint  Railway 
to  a  point  in  line  with  the  centre  line  of 
Church  Road,  thence  northward  along  the 
centre    Ukc    of    Church    Road,    Whitefield 


Road,  and  the  portion  of  Govan  Road  to  the 
west  of  Princes  Dock  and  continuation 
thereof  to  the  centre  line  of  the  River  Clyde, 
thence  eastward  along  the  centre  line  of  the 
River  Clyde  to  the  point  of  commencement.) 

^Lieut.-Col.    Vivian    Leonard 

Henderson,  MX.  (Co.U.)..  12,250 
James  Dunlop  McDougall  (Lab. )  3, 75 1 
■\Janus  Dundas  White  (L.)        . .    3,369 

Returning  Officer — The    Sheriff  of    Lanark- 
shire. Q 


Glasgow   University   [See   Edinburgli 
University,  etc.]. 


GLOUCESTER  [1]. 
(County  borough  of  Gloucester.) 


Arms  as  used  by  the  City  of  Gloucester. 

AfSir  Tames  Bruton  (Co.U.)  . .   8,470 

T.  H.  Mordey  {U)  ..  ..5,246 

W.  L.Edwards  {l^^h.)..  ..2,860 
Returning  Officer— The  Sheriff. 


GLOUCESTERSHIRE  [41. 

(The  administrative  county  of  Gloucester 
exclusive  of  the  parts  thereof  comprised  tn 
the  parliamentary  borough  of  Cheltenham.) 


Cirencester  and  Tewkesbury  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Campden,  Cirencester, 
Marston  Sicca,  Northleach,  and  Pebworth, 
the  part  of  each  of  the  rural  districts  of 
Faringdon,  Stow-on-the-Wold,  Tetbury, 
Tewkesbury,  and  Winchcomb  which  is  within 
the  adminstrative  county  of  Gloucester,  the 
part  of  the  rural  district  of  Cheltenham 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Prest- 
bury,  Swindon,  and  Uckington,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Tewkesbury,  and  the  urban  dis- 
tricts of  Cirencester,  Stow-on-the-Wold,  and 
Tetbury.) 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,   AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Oloacestersbire— r<'>i/>niM'</. 

Oireneeiter  and  Tewieabary — continued. 


♦Thomas  Davies  (Co.U.)       ..   11,171 
Joseph   Herbert  Allpass  (Ind.)     8,546 

Forest  of  Dean  [1]. 
(TA/  rural  districts  of  East  Dean  and  united 
parishes,  Lydney,  Newent,  and  West  Dean, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Gloucester 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Ashle- 
worth,  Highnam  Over  and  Linton,  Lassing- 
ton,  and  Maisemore,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Awre,  Coleford,  Newnham,  and  Wesl- 
bury-on-Severn.) 
♦James  Wignall  (Lab.)  ..   9,731 

"^ Lieut. -Col.    Sir  Henry    Webb, 

Bt.  (Co.L.) 5,765 

Stroud  [11. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Dursley,  Slroyd,  and 
Wheatenhurst,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Cheltenham  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Cirencester  and  Tewkesbury  Division,  the 
part  of  the  rural  district  of  Gloucester  which 
is  not  included  in  the  Forest  of  Dean  Division, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Nailsworth  and 
Stroud.) 

♦Sir  (Robert)   Ashton    Lister, 

C.B.E.  (Co.L.)         ..  ..    12,734 

Capt.    Charles     Wye    Kendall, 
y»/.Z).  (Lab.)-  ..  ..     8,522 

Thombury  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Chipping  Sodbury, 
Thornbury,  and  Warmley,  and  the  urban 
district  of  Kingswood.) 

Athelstan  Rendall  (L.§)  ..   9,999 

MaJ.  ■  Gen.  Thomas  David  Pilcher , 

C.B.  (N.P.) 6,132 

Fetuming;  Officer— The  High  Sheriff. 


Gorbsas  [See  Glasgow]. 

Gorton  [See  Mancbester]. 

Govan  [See  Glasgovtr]. 

Gower  [See  Glamorgansblre]. 

Grantbam  [See  Kesteven  and  Rutland]. 

Gravesend  [See  Kent]. 

Great  Yarmoutb  [See  Yarmontbi. 


OREENOCK  (Renft-ewshlre)  [1]. 
(Burgh  of  Greenock.) 


Sir    Godfrey    T'attison  Collins, 

K.B.E.,  C.M.G.  (L.)  .  .  10,933 

Samuel  Chapman  (Co.\].)  .  .  7,246 

Fred  Shaw  (Soc\a.\\s,\.)  . .  ..  2,542 

Neal  Haughey  (Lab.)   . .  .  .  2,050 

Returning  Officer— The   Sheriff  of  Renfrew 
and  Bute. 


GREENWICH  (Kent)  [1]. 
(Metropolitan  borough  of  Greenwich.) 
Capt.  Sir  Ion  Hamilton  Benn, 
Bt.,C.B.,  D.S.O.,  K.N.V.k. 

(Co.U.)  14,576 

James  Bermingham  i^z}o.)      ..     6,471 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


GRIMSBY  (Lincolnsblre)  [1]. 

(County  borough  of  Grimsby  and  urban  district 
of  Cleethorpes.) 


Thomas  George  Tickler  (Co.U.)  13,688 

Charles  Fran/din  (SociaWst)   ..  9,015 

amcs  William  Eason  (Ind  .)  . .  2,791 
Major      H.     J.     F.       Crosby 

(N.F.D.S.S.)             ..          ..  1,260 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Returned  at  General  Election  as  Co.L. 


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Guildford  [See  Surrey]. 


HACKNEY  (CO.  London)  [3]. 
Central  [1]. 

{Downs,  Hackney  and  Kingsland  Wards,  and 
the  pan  of  West  Hackney  Ward  which  lies 
to  the  south  and  east  of  a  line  drawn  along  the 
middle  of  Shacklewell  Lane.) 

*  William  James  Uglow  Woolcock, 
C.B.E.  (Co.L.). 

North  [Ij. 

{Stamford  Hill  Ward,  the  part  of  Clapton 
Park  Ward  which  lies  to  the  north  of  a  line 
drawn  along  the  middle  of  Glenarm  Road 
to  its  junction  with  Glyn  Road,  thence  along 
the  middle  of  Glyn  Road  to  its  junction  with 
Redwald  Road,  thence  along  the  rriiddle  of 
Redwald  Road  to  its  junction  with  Maclaren 
Street,  thence  straight  to  the  middle  of  the 
nearest  gate  of  the  recreation  grounds 
adjoining  the  premises  in  Daubeney  Road, 
thence  straight  to  the  borough  boundary  at  a 
point  fifty  feet  north  of  a  boundary  post 
situate  at  the  junction  of  the  Waterworks 
River  with  the  River  Lea  at  Lead  Mill  Point, 
and  the  part  of  West  Hackney  Ward  which 
is  not  included  in  the  Central  Division.) 

Lieut. -Col.  Sir  (Walter)  Raymond 

Greene,  Bt.,  D.S.O.  (Co.U.). .   9,873 
Lieut.  Wright  Burrows  (X'-)    ••   4>ii9 


South  [1]. 

{Hormrton  and  South  Hackney  Wards,  and 
the  part  of  Clapton  Park  Ward  which  is  not 
included  in  the  North  Division.) 

^Horatio    William    Bottoiiiley 

(Ind.)..  ..  ..  ..    11,145 

Arthur  Henri  (Co.Ij.)  ..     2,830 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Haddingtonshire  [See  Berwickshire 
and  Haddingtonshire]. 


HALIFAX  (Yorkshire)  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  Halifax.) 

Rt.  Hon.  John  Henry  Whitley, 

P.C.  (L.)        22,136 

Arthur  McManus  (Socialist) . .      4,036 

Ret7tming  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Hallam  [See  Sheffield]. 
Hamilton  [See  Lanarkshire]. 


HAMMERSMITH  (CO.  London)  [2]. 
{Metropolitan  borough  of  Hammersmith.) 


North  [1]. 
{Numbers  four,  five,  six  and  seven  Wards.) 

*Sir   Henry   Foreman,    O.B.E. 

(Co.U.)  5,785 

JSrnest  Young  (X-)         ■•  •■   2,542 

Major  James    Caughey    Walker 

(N.P.) 2,075 

Christopher      Roland      Morden 

(Lab.) 2,048 


South  [1]. 

{Numbers  one,  two  and  three  Wards.) 

Rt.    Hon.   Sir  William  (James) 

Bull,  P.C.  (Co.U.)     ..  ..   8,592 

Thomas  Atholl  Robertson  (L.)  . .   2,555 
John  Thomas  Westcott  (hsh.)  ..    1,958 

ReturtuHR  Officer— Le^We  Gordon,  Town  Hall, 
Hammersmith,  W. 


HAMPSHIRE  [6J. 

{The  administrative  county  of  Southampton, 
and  parts  of  the  county  boroughs  of  Ports- 
mouth and  Southampton.) 


Aldershot  [1] 

{The  rural  district  of  Hartley  Wintney,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Aldershot,  Farn- 
borough,  and  Fleet.) 

Capt.  Viscount  Wolmer  (Co.U.)  8,755 
Harry  Ainger  iX--)        ••  ••   3)342 


Basingstoke  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Andover,  Basingstoke, 
Kingsclere,  Stockbridge,  and  Whitchurch, 
and  the  municipal  boroughs  of  Andover  and 
Basingstoke.) 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES. 


HampsMre— coN//nwf</. 

BtUDgttokt—cantinued. 


At  the  General  Election  Brig.-Gen.  the  Rt. 
Hon.  Sir  Auckland  Campbell  Geddes,  P.C., 
K.C.B.  (Co.U.),a«a'A.  Close  (Lab.)  polled 
respectively  11,218  and  6,277  votes.  In 
March  1920  Sir  Auckland  Ueddes  was  ap- 
pointed Ambassador  Extraor.  and  Plen.  to 
Washington,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on 
March  sist  the  result  mas 

•Col.  Sir  Arthur  Richard  Hol- 
brook,  K.B.E.  (Co.U.) 

Lieut. -Col.    Sir   Harry   Calvert 
Williams  Verney,  Bt.,  D.S.O. 

(L.) 

James  Harry  Round  (Lab.) 


8,515 


5.393 

5.352 


Fareham  [11. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Fareham  and  Havant, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Fareham,  Gosport 
and  Alverstoke,  Havant,  and  Warblington, 
and  part  of  the  county  borough  of  Ports- 
mouth.) 

Maj.-Gen.  Sir  John  Humphrey  David- 
son, K.C.M.G.,  C.B.,  D.S.O. 
(Co.U.). 

New  Forest  and  Christchorcli  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Christchurch,  Fording- 
bridge,  Lymington,  New  Forest,  Ringwood, 
and  Romsey,  and  the  municipal  boroughs  of 
Christchurch,  Lymington,  and  Romsey.) 


Walter  Frank  Perkins  (Co.U.). 
Petersfleld  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Alresford,  Alton, 
Catherington,  Droxford,  and  Petersfield, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Alton  and  Peters- 
field.) 


Col.  William  Graham  Nichol- 
son (Co.U.)  ..         ..         ..    10,730 

John  Pile  {Lzh.)  ..  ..     4,267 


Winchester  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Hursley  and  Winchester, 
the  rural  district  of  South  Stoneham,  the 
municipal  borough  of  Winchester,  and  the 
urban  iistrict  of  Eastleigh  and  Bishopstoke, 
and  the  parish  of  St.  Nicholas  in  the  county 
borough  of  Southampton.) 


♦Major  George  Richard  James 

Hennessy,  O.B.E.  (Co.U.)..    10,166 
Ca/>1.  William /.  Wesl  (L.)  ..     5,569 

Returtiitig  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


HAMFSTEAD  (CO.  London)  [1]. 
(Metropolitan  borough  of  Hampstead.) 

•George  Balfour  (Co.U.)       ..  13,393 

Benjamin  Skene  Mackay  (Lab. )  3,646 
Lieut.  John-  Harris  Wrentmore 

(N.P.)            1,881 

Returning  Officer— The  Mayor. 


Handsworth  [See  Birmingham]. 

Hanley  [See  Stokeon Trentj. 

Harborough  [See  Leicestershire]. 

Harrow  [See  Middlesex]. 


HARTLEPOOLS,  THE 

(Durham  Co.)  (11. 

(County    borough    of    West    Hartlepool   and 

municipal  borough  of  Hartlepool.) 


RETURNING    MEMBERS    TO    PARLIAMENT. 


219 


[Afms  of  Borough  of  Hartlepool.] 

*  William      George       Howard 

Gritten  (Ind.U.)       ..  ..    13,003 

Charles  Macfarlane  (Co.L.)    . .      7,647 
Will  Sherwood  (Lab. ) . .  . .      4, 733 

Returning    Office} — The     Mayor    of    West 
Hartlepool. 


Harwich  [See  Essex]. 


HASTINGS  (Sussex)  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  Hastings.) 


A  the  General  Election.  *Laurance  Lyon 
(Co.U.)  and  Joseph  George  Butler  (Lab.) 
polled  respectively  11,210  and  3,556  votes. 
In  April  1921  Mr.  Lyon  resigned,  and  at 
a  Bye-Election  on  May  ^th,  1921,  t/ie  result 
was 

*Lord      Eustace      Sutherland 

Campbell  Percy  (Co.U.)    ..    11,685 
Richard Davies  {l^a.b.^  ..     5,437 

Arthur  Blackman  {V..)  ..     4,240 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Hemel  Hempstead  [See  Hertfordshire]. 

Hemsworth  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 

Hendon  [See  Middlesex]. 

Henley  [See  Oxfordshire], 

Hereford  [see  Herefordshire]. 


HEREFORDSHIRE  [2]. 
{The  administrative  county  of  Hereford.) 

Hereford  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Dore,  Ross,  and  Whit- 
church, the  part  of  each  of  the  rural  districts 
of  Hereford  and'  Ledbury  which  is  not 
included  in  the  Leominster  Division,  the 
municipal  borough  of  Hereford,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Ledbury  and  Ross.) 


At  the  General  Election  Charles  Thornton 
Pulley  (Co.U.)  and  Sydney  Box  (Lab.) 
polled  respectively  11,680  and  3,730  votes. 
In  Dec.  1920  Mr.  Pulley  resigned,  and 
at  a  Bye-Election  on  Jan.  wth,  1921,  the 
result  mas 


*Samuel  Rol^erts  (C. ) 

Ernest   Wilfred  Langford  (L. ) 


9,670 
7,4" 


Leominster  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Bredwardine.  Brom- 
yard, Kington,  Leominster,  Weobley,  and 
Wigmore,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Hereford  which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes 
of  Bartestree,  Breinton,  Burghill,  Credenhill, 
Dinmore,  Holmer,  Kenchester,  Lugwardine , 
Harden,  Moreton-on-Lugg,  Pipe  and  Lyde, 
Preston  Wynne,  Stretton  Sugwas,  Sutton, 
Wellington,  Westhide,  Weston  Beggard, 
and  Withinglon,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Ledbury  which  consists  of  the  civil 
parishes  of  Ashperton,  Bosbury,  Canon 
Frome,  Castle  Frame,  Coddington,  Colwall, 
Egleton,  Mathon  Rural,  Munsley,  Pixley, 
Stretton  Grandison,  Tarrington,  and  Yark- 
hill,  the  municipal  borough  of  Leominster, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Bromyard  and 
Kington.) 


COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Herefordsbire— <-(>»//»»<■</. 

Leo  milliter — can  tin  Hed. 
*Major  Charles  Lionel   Atkins 

Ward-Jackson  (Co.U.)  ..   8,308 

Edmund    George    Lamb     (Ind. 

Radical)  . .  .  .  . .   5,291 

Ernest  Wilfred Langford(h^\c.)  2,870 
Retunting  Oficer—'l'hc  High  Sheriff. 


Hertford  [See  Hertfordshire]. 

HERTFORDSHIRE  [6]. 
{The  administrative  county  of  Hertford.) 

Hemel  Hempstead  [Ij. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Berkhampstead  and 
Hemel  Hempstead,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  at  St.  Albans  which  consists  of  the 
civil  parishes  of  Harpenden  Rural,  Red- 
bourn,  and  Wheathampstead,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Watford  which  consists  of 
the  civil  parishes  of  Abbots  Langlev  and 
Sarratt,  the  municipal  borough  of  Hemel 
Hempstead,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Great 
Berkhampstead,  Harpenden,  and  Tring.) 

At  the  Geiural  Election  "Gustavus  Arthur 
Chetwynd- Talbot  (Co.U.)  and  Jesse 
Hawkes  (Lab.)  polled  respectively  10,070 
and  2,913  votes.  In  Oct.  1920  Mr.  Talbot 
died,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  Nov.  gth, 
1920,  there  -was  not  any  opposition  to  the 
return  o/ 

•John  Colin  Campbell  Davidson,  C  B. 
(Co.U.). 

Hertford  [1]. 
(The  rural  districts  of  Hadham  and  Ware, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Hertford 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Hitchin  Divi- 
sion, the  municipal  borough  of  Hertford, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Bishops  Stortford, 
Cheshunt,  Hoddesdon,  Sawbridgeworth,  and 
Ware.) 


At  the  General  Election  Noel  Pemberton 
Billing  (Ind.),  Edmund  Broughton  Barnard 
(N.P.).  and  Cyril  Haiding  (Lab.)  polled 
respectively  9,628,  7,158  and  1,679  votes.  In 
May  1921  Mr.  Pemberton  Billing  resigned, 
and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  June  \6th,  1921, 
the  result  ivas 


*Rear-Adm.     Murray     Fraser 

Sueter,  C.B.  (Ind.)  . .  ..    12,329 

Sir  ^Edward)  Hildred  Carlile, 
Bt.,C.B.E.  {Co.\].)         ..     5,553 


Hltchln  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Ashwell,  Buntingford, 
Hitchin,  and  Welwyn,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Hertford  which  consists  of  the 
civil  parishes  of  Aston,  Bennington,  Datch- 
tvorth,  Sacombe,  Walkern,  and  Walton  at 
Stone  and  the  urban  districts  of  Baldock, 
Hitchin,  Royston,  and  Stevenage.) 

Rt.    Hon.    Lord  (Edgar  Alger- 
non)    Robert     Cecil,      P.C., 
K.C.  (Ind.  C.§)         ..         ..  9,828 
Robert  Green  (Lab.)       . .  . .    5,661 

George  Humm  (N.F.D.S.S.)     . .       722 


St.  Albans  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Barnet  and  Hatfield, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  St.  Albans 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Hemel  Hemp- 
stead Division,  the  municipal  borough  of 
St.  Albans,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Barnet 
and  East  Barnet  Valley.) 

At  the  General  Election  Col.  Sir(E.)  Hildred 
Carlile,  Bt.,  was  returned  unopposed.  In 
Nov.  1919  Sir  Hildred  Carlile  resigned,  and 
at  a  Bye-Election  on  Dec.  10th,  1919,  the 
result  was 

•  Lieut. -Col.     Francis     Edward 

Fremantle.  O.B.E.  (Co.U.) .  .  9,621 
y.  IV.  Brown  (Lab.)  .  .  .  .  8,908 
Milner  Gray  (L.)  .  .         .  .   2,474 

Watford  [1]. 

{The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Watford 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Hemel  Hemp- 
stead Division,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Bushey,  Chorleywood,  Rickmansworth,  and 
Watford.) 

^Dennis  Henry  Herberl{Co.U.)  11,155 
George  LalAam  (Lab.)  ..     4,952 

Francis  Gray  {L.)        ..  ..     3,395 

Returning  Officer— -Wic  High  Sheriff. 


Hexham  [See  Northvunberland]. 

Heywood  and  RadclUTe  [See 
Lancashire]. 

High  Peak  [See  Derbyshire]. 

Billhead  [See  Glasgow]. 

Hillsborough  [See  Sheflleld]. 

Hitchin  [See  Hertfordshire]. 


%  Returned  at  General  Election  as  Co.U. 


RETURNING    MEMBERS    TO    PARLIAMKNT. 


HOLBOBN  (CO.  London)  [1]. 

{Metropolitan  borough  of  Holborn.) 
Sir  James  Farquharson  Remnant, 

Bt.,  C.B.E.  (Co.U.)  .  .  .  .  6,874 
J^oAn  Hazelwood  Worrall  (Lab.)  1,091 
ReUirning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Holderness  [See  Yorkshire,  E.  Biding]. 


HOLLAND  WITH  BOSTON  [1]. 

{Jht  administrative  county  of  the  Parts  of 
Holland.) 


*WilliamStapletonRoyce(Lab.) 
Major    Ernest    Albert    Crossley 

Belcher,  C.B.£.  (Co.U.)       . . 
\Major  the  Hon.  Arthur  George 

Villiers  /  eel  {!..) 
Returning  Officer — H.  C.  Marris. 


8,788 
7,718 

5,557 


Honiton  [See  Devonshire]. 
Homcastle  [See  Lindsey]. 


HORNSEY  (Middlesex)  [1]. 

[Municipal  borough  of  Hornsey.) 

At  the  General  Election  Kennedy  Jones 
(Co.U.)  tvas  returned  unopposed.  In  Oct. 
1921  Mr.  Kennedy  Jones  a^/>i^,  a«rf a/ a  iJy^- 
Election  on  Nov.  loth,  1921,  the  result  was 

*Viscount  Ednam,   M.C.  (C.)    15,959 
E.  Leslie  Burgin  (Ind.L.)      13,943 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 

Horsham  and  Worthing  [See  Sussex, 

West]. 

Houghton-le- Spring  [See  Durham  co.]. 

Howdenshire  [See  Yorkshire,  E. 

Riding]. 


HUDDERSFIELD  (Yorkshire)  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  Huddersfield.) 


*Sir  Charles  Sykes,  Bl.,  K.B.E. 

(Co.L.)  15,234 

Harry  Snell  {l^ah.)       ..  ..  12,737 

Ernest  I'Voodhf ad  (L.)  ..  11,256 

Returning-  Officer— 'Vm:  Mayor.  , , 

HULL,  KINGSTON-UPON  (Yorkshire) [4]. 

{County   borough   of   Kingston-upon-Hull.) 


Central  [1]. 

(Beverley,  East  Central,  Myton,  Paragon, 
West   Central  and   Whitefriars    Wards.) 

At  the  General  Election  Col.  Sir  Marit  Syles, 
Bt.  (Co  U.),  atid  Rev.  Roderick  Morris 
Kedward  {h.) polled  respectively  13,805  and 
3,434  voies.  In  Feb.  1919  Sir  Mark  Sykes 
died,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  March  2gth, 
1919,  the  result  was 

*Lieut.-Com.  the  Hon.  Joseph 
Montague  Kenworthy,  R.N. 
(D.) 8,616 

Lord  Ensiace  Sutherland  Camp- 
bell Percy  (Co.U.)       .  .  .  .    7,699 

East  [1]. 
{Alexandra,  Drypool  and  Southcoates  Wards.) 
¥  Charles     Kenneth    Murchison 

(Co.U.)  9,566 

fy?/.     Hon.      Thomas     Robinson 

Ferens,  P.C.  (\^.)        ..  ..   4,947 

R.  H.  Earrah  (L^h.)    ..  ..    3,725 

North-West  [1].  1  ^ 

{Albert,  Botanic,  Newland  and  Park  Wards.) 
*Col.    Albert    Lambert   Ward, 

D.S.O.  (U.) 10,898 

^ Lieut. -Col.  the  Hon.  Guy  Gre- 

ville  Wihon,  D.S.O.  (Co.L.)  3,827 
Alfred  Gould  {Lnh.)    ..         ..3,528 

South-West  [1]. 
{Coltman,     North     Newingion     and     South 

Newington  Wards.) 
*Major  Cyril  Fullard  Entwistle, 

M.C.  (L.)        6,724 

John  Robert  Bell  (Co.N.D.)  .  .  5,005 
Robert  Mell  (Lah.)  .  .  .  .  3, 121 
Albert      Edward      Shakesby 

(N.F.D.S.S.) 695 

Percy  Sekuyn  Ne'.vbound  (Ind.)      650 


etuming  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  the  City. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Holme  (See  Manchester]. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE  [1]. 
{The  administrative  county  of  Huntingdon.) 

Com.  Oliver  Stillingfleet  Locker- 
Lampson,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O. 
(Co.U.)  .  .        :  .         ..   10,760 

Robert  Christopher  Grey  (  L. )  •  •     6, 4 1 6 
Retumitig  Officer— 1\ift  High  Sheriff. 


Hyde  [See  Stalybridge  and  Hyde]. 


HYTHE  (Kent)  [1]. 

{Municipal  boroughs  of  Hyihe  and  Folkestone, 
the  urban  district  of  Cheriton,  and  so  much 
of  the  urban  district  of  Sandgate  as  is  not 
comprised  in  the  municipal  borough  ol 
Folkestone.) 


Major  Sir  Philip  Albert  Gustave 
David    Sassoon,    Bt.,  C.M.G. 

(Co.U.)  8,819 

Robert  William  Forsyth  (Lab.)  3,427 
Returning  Officer— TV^  Mayor  of  Folkestone. 


ILFORD  (Essex)  [1]. 
{Urban  district  of  II ford.) 
At  the  General  Election  -A^Sir  (William)  Ptter 
Griggs  (Co.U.-,  Rev.  Herbert  Dunnico 
(Lab.),  a«rf Thomas  Hamilton  Garside  (L.) 
polled  respectively  15,870,  4,621  and  3,261 
votes.  In  Aug.  1920  Sir  Peter  Griggs  died, 
andrtt  a  Bye-Election  on  Sept.  2^th,  1920, 
the  result  -was 


•Fredric  Wise  (Co.  U. ) 
Joseph  King  (Lab.) 
Major  John    William  Howard 
Thompson  iX-^ 


15,612 
6,577 

6,515 

Returning  Officer— T\\e  Clerk-Solicitor  to  the 
Ilford  Urban  District  Council. 


Ilkeston  [See  Derbyshire]. 

Ince  [See  Lancasliire]. 

Inverness  [See  Inverness-shire,  Ross- 
shire,  and  Cromarty]. 


INVERNESS-SHIRE,  ROSS-SHIRE,  AND 
CROMARTY  [3]. 

{The  counties  of  Inverness  and  Ross  and 
Cromarty,  inclusive  of  all  burghs  situated 
therein.) 

Inverness  [l]. 

{The  county  of  Inverness,  inclusive  of  all 
burghs  situated  therein,  except  in  so  far  as 
contained  within  the  Western  Isles  Division.) 


<^p^ 


Rt.  Hon.  Thomas  Brash  Morison, 
P.C,  K.C.,  LL.D.  (Co.L.)  ..   7,991 

George  fames  Brttce  (Highland 
Land  League)  . .  . .   2,930 


Ross  and  Cromarty  [1]. 

l^he  county  of  Ross  and  Cromarty,  inclusive 
of  all  burghs  situated  therein,  except  in  so 
far  as  contained  within  the  Western  Isles 
Division.) 

Rt.  Hon  James  Ian  Macpherson, 

P.C,  K.C.  (Co.L.)    . .  . .   8,358 

Capt.  Hector  Munro,  M.  B.  ( Lab. )  2, 238 

Western  Isles  [1]. 

{So  much  of  the  county  of  Ross  and  Cromarty 
as  is  contained  within  the  Lews  County 
District,  inclusive  of  the  burghs  of  Storno- 
way,  together  with  so  much  of  the  county  of 
Inverness  as  is  contained  within  the  Harris 
County  District,  the  North  Uisi  County 
District, and  the  South  Uist  County  District.) 

•  Donald  Murray,  M.B.  (Ind.)  3,765 
William  Dingwall  Mitchell  Cotts 

(Co.L.)  ..  ..  ..   3,375 

Hugh      MacGowan     (Highland 

Land  League)  . .  . .       809 

Returning  Officers — The  Sheriff  of  Inverness, 
Elgin,  and  Nairn),  and  the  Sheriff  of  Ross 
and  Cromarty. 


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IPSWICH  (Suffolk)  [11. 
(County  borough  oj  Ipswich.) 


Capt,  Sir  (Francis)  John  Childs 

Ganzoni  (Co. U.)      ..  ..    13,553 

Robert  Frederick  Jackson  (Lab.)  8, 143 
^George  Hay  Morgan,  K.  C  ( L. )  3, 663 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Isle  Of  Thanet  [See  Kent]. 


ISLE  OF  WIGHT  [1]. 

(rA«   administrative   county   of   the   Isle   of 

Wight.) 
Capt.  Sir  Douglas  Bernard  Hall, 

Bt.  (Co.U.) 16,274 

fSzr  Godfrey  Baring,  Bt.  (L.)  11,235 
Acting  Returning  Officer — The  County  Clerk. 


ISLINGTON  (CO.  London)  [4]. 
(Metropolitan  borough  of  Islington.) 

A 


Ireland,  University  of  [See  National 
University  of  Ireland]. 


ISLE  OF  ELY  [1]. 
(The  administrative  county  of  the  Isle  of  Ely.) 
Capt.     Coliu     Reilh     Coote,     D.S.O. 
(Co.L.). 


East  [11. 
{Canonbury,  Highbury  and  Mildmav  Wards.) 
■V^ Alfred  Baldwin  Raper.(Co.U.)  9,352 
\ Edward Smallwood (\j.')  .  .  5>968 
Major Arthitr John Lewer (Lab.)  3, 122 
Charles      Edward      Copplestone 

(N.P.)  ..         ..•'        ..         ..575 
Frederick  Alfred  Wickhart  (Ind.)      147 

North  [1]. 

(Tollington,    Tufnell   and    Upper    Holloway 

Wards.) 
Maj.-Gen.  the  Hon.  Sir  Newton 
James      Moore,      K.C.M.G. 

(Co.U.)  14,183 

John  A  mall  (X'^^-)       •■  ••     4,000 

Norman  Thomas  Carr  Sargant 

(L-) 2,529 

South  [11. 
(Barnsbury,  St.  Mary  and  St.  Peter  Wards.) 
*Sir  Charles  Frederick  Higham 

(Co.U.)  6,885 

rRt.  Hon.  Thomas  Wiles,  /".  C.  ( L. )  5 ,  883 

West  [1]. 
(Lower  Holloway  and  Thornhill  Wards.) 
*Lieut.-Col.  Sir  George  Samuel 

Elliott  (Co.U.)  .  .         ..   4,996 

^Rt. Hon.  Thomas  Lough,  /". C.( L.)  2,6 1 6 
John  Thomas  Sheppard  (Lab.)  2,300 
Ertiest Miles  TaylorQi.¥.T>.S.S.)  i,  105 

Retuniing  Officer— Q.  G.  E.  Fletcher,  C.B.E., 
Town  Hall,  Upper  Street,  Islington,  N. 


Jarrow  [See  Durham  Co.]. 

Keighley  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 

Kelvingrove  [See  Glasgow]. 

Eennington  [See  Lambeth]. 


KENSINGTON  (Middlesex)  [2]. 
(Royal  Borough  of  Kensington.) 


rS'/yh-L' 


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Kensington  (Hlddlesez)— co»^in»«(/. 

North  [11. 

(Golbonu,  Norland,  Pembridge  and  St.  Charles 

Wards.) 

Lieut.-Col.  Alan  Hughes  Bur- 

goyne  (Co.U.)  ..         ..   13.176 

William  Joseph  Jai-rett  (Lab.)      3,653 


South  (11. 

(Bromplon,    Earl's   Court,  Holland,   Queen's 
Gate  and  Redcliffe  Wards.) 

*Sir  William  Henry  Davison, 

K.B.E.  (Co.U.)         ..         ..   10,693 

Brig.- Gen.     Ernest      Makins, 

C.B.,  D.S.O.(N.F.)  ..     5,306 

Returning  Officer — The  Town  Clerk. 


KENT  [H]. 

(The  administrative  county  of  Kent  (exclusive 
of  the  parts  thereof  comprised  in  parlia- 
mentary boroughs)  and  the  county  borough  of 
Canterbury.) 


J  Ashford  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Cranbrook,  East  Ash- 
ford, Romney  Marsh,  Tenierden,  and  West 
Ashford,  the  municipal  booroughs  of  Lydd, 
New  Romney,  and  Tenterden,  and  the  urban 
district  of  Ashford.) 

*Major   Samuel    Strang    Steel 

(Co.U.)  10,258 

William  Deedes  {\nd.)  ..     2,408 


V.  Canterbury  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Bridge  and  Elham,  the 
rural  district  of  Blean  (with  the  detached 
parts  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Dunkirk  and 
Hernhill  which  are  wholly  surrounded  by 
that  rural  district),  the  county  borough  of 
Canterbury,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Heme 
Bay  and  Whitstable.) 


ChislehuTBt  11'. 

(The  rural  district  of  Bromley,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Dartford  which  is  not  in- 
cluded in  the  Dartford  Division,  and  the 
urban  districts  ot  Chislehurst  and  Foots 
Cray.) 

*Sir  Alfred    Waldron  Smithers 

(Co.U.)  8,314 

Ca/l.  Alfred  Edmunds  i^.l^.')..   2,507 


■,  Dartford  [1). 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of'  Dartford 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Cray- 
ford,  Stone,  and  Swanscombe,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Bexley,  Dartford,  and  Erith.) 

At  ike  General  Election  James  Rowlands 
(Co.L.)  and  William  Ling  (Lab.)  polled 
respectively  15,626  and  6,256  votes.  In 
March  1920  Mr.  Rowlands  died,  and  at  a 
Bye- Election  on  the  ^Tth  0/  that  month  the 
result  ivas 

*John  Edmund  Mills  (Lab.)..  13,610 

Thomas  Edward  Wing  ( L. )  . .  4, 562 

Richard  James  Meller  (Co.U.)  4,221 
Lieut.-Col.    Reginald    Vincent 

Kenipenfeldt  Applin,  D.S.O. 

(N.P.)            2,952 

Frank  Emil  Fehr,  C.B.E. (Ind.)  i ,802 


^  Dover  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Dover  and  Eastry,  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Deal  and  Dover, 
and  the  urban  district  of  Walmer.) 


Ronald  John  McNeill  (Co.U.)  11,408 
Edward  T.  Palmer  (Lab.)      . .     2,719 


At  the  General  Election  Major  Viscount 
Duncannon,  C.M.G.  (Co.U.)  and  Lieut. 
Alexander  Mackenzie  Livingstone  (L..) polled 
respectively  1 1 ,  249  antl  5,19.1  7>otes.  Jn  Dec. 
1920  Viscount  Duncannon  succeeded  to  the 
Earldom  0/  Bessborough,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  Jan.  12/A,  1921,  the  result  was 

■*rCol.  Sir  Thomas  Andrew 
Poison,  K.B.E.,  C.M.G. 
(Ind.)  13,947 

Major    the    Hon.   John  Jacob 

Asior  (Co.U.)         .   .         .  .    10,817 


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O  raversham  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Milton  and  Sheppey, 
the  rural  district  of  Faversham  (except  the 
detached  parts  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Dun- 
kirk and  Hernhill  which  are  wholly  sur- 
rounded by  the  rural  district  of  Blean),  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Faversham  and 
Queenborough,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Milton  Regis,  Sheerness,  and  Sittingbourne.) 


Major  Granville  Charles  Hast- 
ings Wheler,  C.B.E.  (Co.U.)   12,826 

jRev.  Stanley  James  Wells  Mor- 
,qan  (Lab.) 5,981 

^ravesend  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Hoo  and  Strood,  the 
municipal  borough  of  Gravesend,  and  the 
urban  district  of  Northfleet.) 


Sir       Alexander       Richardson 

(Co.U.) 
[anus  Butts  (Lab.) 
Henry  Edward  Davis  (Ind.) 
Charles  Edward  Best  (L.) 
Harry  Hinkley  (N.P.)  .. 


7,841 
3,254 
1,817 
1,271 

985 


^  Isle  of  Thanet  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  the  Isle  of  Thanet,  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Margate,  Ramsgate, 
and  Sandwich,  and  the  urban  district  of 
Broadstairs  and  St.  Peters.) 

At  the  General  Election  Lieut. -Com.  Norman 
Carlyle  Craig,  K.C.  (Co.U.),  mas  returned 
unopposed.  In  Oct.  1919  Lieut. -Com.  Craig 
died,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  Nov.  i$th, 
1919,  the  result  ivas  , 


^^rHon.    Esmond    Cecil    Harms- 
worth  (u,) 9,711- 

Capt.  William/.  West  (L.)     .  .  7,058 


,  Maidstione  [1]. 
(Theruraldistrictsof  Hollingbourne and  Maid- 
stone, and  the  municipal  borough  of  Maid- 
stone.) 


Com.    Carlyon    (Wilfroy)    Bel- 
lairs  (Co.U.) 11,931 

F.  G.  Burgess  (Lab.)  . .  ....   6,277 

Sevenoaks  [1]. 

[The  rural  districts  of  Mailing  and  Sevenodks, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Sevenoaks  and 
Wrotham.) 

*Sir  Thomas  Jewell  Bennett, 

CLE.  (Co.U.)  .  .         .  .    10,650 

/.  E.  Skinner  (Lab.)  .  .         .  .     3,323 

(yTonbridge  [11. 

(The  rural  district  of  Tonbridge,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Tunbridge  Wells,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Southborough  and  Tonbridge.) 

Lieut. -Col.      Herbert      Henry 
Spender-Clay,  C.M.G.,  M.C. 
(Co.U.)  ..         ..         ..    14,622 

John  Palmer  (l^a.h.)     ..  ..     5,006 

Capt.    Thomas  Fotoell  Buxton 
(L.) 1,851 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


tKERRY  CO.  [4] 
East  [1]. 

( The  Barony  0/  Magunihy,  and  part  of  the 
Barony  of  Trughanacmy.) 

•  Pierce  Beasley  (S.F.). 

Nortli  [1]. 

( The  Baronies  of  Clatitnaurice  and 
Iraghticonnor. ) 

•  Fames  Crowley,  L.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P. 
(S.F.). 

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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,   AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Kerry  Co.— coMttHued. 

Soutli  [1]. 

{The   Baronies  of  North   and  South  Dun- 
kerroH,  Glanaroughi,  and  Iverat^h.) 

•Finian  Lynch,  B.A.  (S.F.). 

West  [1]. 

(The  Barony  of  Corkaguiny,  and  part  of  the 
Barony  of  Trughanacmy.) 

*Austin  (Augustine)  Stack  (S.  F,). 
RetumingOfficer — The  High  Sheriff. 


KESTEVEN  AND  RUTLAND,  PARTS  OF 

[2]. 
(The  Administrative  County  of  the  Parts  of 
Kesteven,  part  of  Parish  of  Lincoln  known 
as  the  Foss  Ward  (exclusive  of  that  part 
formerly  known  as  the  Urban  District  of 
Bracebridge  and  comprised  in  the  parlia- 
mentary borough  of  Lincoln)  and  the  ad- 
ministrative county  of  Rutland.) 

Grantbam  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Branston,  Claypole, 
and  Sleaford,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Grantham  which  consists  of  the  civil 
parishes  of  Ancaster,  Barrowby,  Belton, 
Carlton  Scroop,  Great  Gonerby,  Harrowby 
WitKbut,  Heydour,  Honington,  Hough-on- 
the-Hill,  Londonthorpe,  ManChorpe,  Nor- 
manton,  Welby,  and  the  detached  part  of 
the  civil  parish  of  Spittlegate  Without  which 
is  wholly  surrounded  by  the  municipal 
borough  of  Grantham,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Grantham,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Ruskington  and  Sleaford,  and  the  part 
of  the  Parish  of  Lincoln  known  as  the  Foss 
Ward,  which  is  not  included  in  the  parlia- 
mentary borough  of  Lincoln.) 


Lieut. -Col.      Edmund      Royds, 

O.B.E.  (Co.U.)          ..         ..   9,972 
Jiobert  Paltinson  (L-)     ..          ..8,701 
IVilliam  Bilton  Harris  (Agricul- 
ture)       .   1,927 

Rutland  and  Stamford  [1]. 

(The  whole  of  the  administrative  county  of 
Rutland,  the  rural  districts  of  Bourne  and 
Ugington,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Grantham  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Grantham  Division,  the  municipal  borough 
of  Stamford,  arid  the  urban  district  0/ 
Bourne.) 


Lieut.-Col.  the  Hon.  Claud  Heath- 
cote  -  Drummond  -Willoughby 
(Co.U.)  ..  ..  ..   8,838 

Fleming  Eccles  (l^oib.)    ..  ..   7,639 

Acting  Returning  Officer— \.  D.  Piper,  Slea- 
ford. 


Kettering  [See  Northamptonshire]. 
Kidderminster  [See  WorceatersMreJ. 


:kildare  CO.  [2]. 

North  [1]. 
(  The  polling  districts  oj  Carbury,  Celbridge, 
Clane,    Donadea,   Kilnteague,   Naas,    and 
Newbridge. ) 

•Daniel  Buckley  (S.F.)  ..    5,979 

i John  C Connor  {^ .)     .,  ..   2,722 

South  [11. 

{The  polling  districts  of  A  thy.  Balliterey 
Ballymore  Eustace,  Castlederniot,  Kil- 
culten,  Kildare,  Monasterezan,  and  Rath- 
angar.) 

♦Arthur  John  O'Connor  (S.F.)      7,104 
\Denis  Kilbride  {^.)      ..  ..    1,545 

Returnitig  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


{KILKENNY  CO.  [2]. 
(The  administrative  county  of  Kilkenny.) 

North  Kilkenny  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Castlecomer,  Kilkenny, 
and  Urlingford  No.  i,  and  the  municipal 
borough  of  Kilkenny.) 

William  Thomas  Cosgrave  (S.F.). 

South  Kilkenny  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Callan,  Carrick-on- 
Suir  No.  3,  Ida,  Thomastown,  and  Water- 
ford  No.  2.) 

•James  O'Mara  (S.F.)  . .  ..   8,685 

^Matthew  Keating  {Yi.')  ,.    1,855 

Returning  Officer— The  High  Sheriff. 


Kilmarnock  [See  Asrrshlre  and 
Buteshire]. 


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Kincardine    and   Western  [See  Aber- 
deenshire and  Klncardlneslilre]. 
Kincardineshire  [See  Aberdeenshire 
and  Kincardineshire]. 


JKING'S  CO.  [1]. 
Patrick         McCartan,  L.R.C.P.I., 

L.R.C.S.I.  (S.F.). 
Returning-  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


King's  Lynn  [See  Norfolk]. 

King's  Norton  [See  Birmingham]. 

Klngston-upon-Hull  [See  Hull]. 


KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES  [1]. 

(Municipal  borough  of  Kingston-upon- 
Thames  and  urban  districts  of  Surbiton, 
and  The  Maidens  and  Coombe.) 


*John     Gordon      Dfummond 

Campbell  (Co.U.)   ..  ..    13,596 

Thovms  Henry  Dumper  (Lab  )     2,502 
Arnold  Ellis  Ely  (X-^  ••     2,325 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Klngswlnford  [See  Staffordshire]. 

Kinross  and  Western  [See  Perthshire 

and  Kinross-shire]. 

Kinross-shire  [See  Perthshire  and 
Kinross-shire]. 

KIRKCALDY  DISTRICT  OF 

BURGHS  [1]. 

(BMfgAs  of  Kirkcaldy,  Buckhaven,  Methil  and 
Innerleven,  Burntisland,  Dysart  and 
Kinghorn.  ) 


At  the  General  Eicction  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Henry  James  Dalziel.  Bt.,  P.C.  (Co.L.), 
ivas  returned  unopposed.  In  Feb.  1921  Sir 
Henry  Dalziel  resigned,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  March  ^th,  1921,  the  result 
ivas 

*Thomas  Kennedy  (Lab.)      ..    11,674 
Sir  Robert  Cook  Lockhart  {Co.\j.)  10, 199 
Retur?iing  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  Fife   and 
Kinross. 


Klrkdale  [See  Liverpool]. 

Knutsford  [See  Cheshire]. 

Ladywood  [See  Birmingham], 


LAMBETH  (co.  London)  [4]. 
(Metropolitan  borough  of  Lambeth.) 

Brixton  [1]. 

(Angell,  StockwcU  and  Town  Hall  Wards.) 
Sir  Davison  Dalziel,  Bt.  (Co.U.)  9,902 
Stephen  Kelley  {Vvi^.)     ..  ..    3,641 

Horace  Norton  i^^        ..  ..    2,594 

Kennlngton  [1]. 

(Oval,  Vassall  and  Vauxhall  Wards.) 

*Henry  George  Purchase  (Co.L.)  4,705 

Mrs.  Alice  Lucas  (U.)  ..  ..    3,573 

fVilltam  Glennie  (Lab.)  ..   2,817 

North  [1]. 
(Marsh,  Bishop's  and  Prince's  Wards.) 
*Frank  Briant  (Ind.L.)            ..   7,326 
f Lieut. -Col.  Sir  William  Henry 
Houghton     Gasirell,     CM.  G. 
(Co.U.)  4,441 

Norwood  [1]. 
(Heme  Hill,  Tulse   Hill  and   Knight's  Hill 

Wards.) 
Rt.    Hon.     Sir    Harry    Simon 

Samuel,  P.C.  (Co.U.)  ..    12,848 

Harold  Bignold  (N.F.D.S.S.)        6,665 
Acting    Returning    Officer— Rmcs     Penny, 
Town  Hall,  Brixton  Hill,  S.W.2. 


Lanark  [See  Lanarkshire]. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


LANARKSHIRE  [7]. 
(The  county  of  Lanark,  inclusive  of  all  burghs 
situaUd  therein  except  the  county  of  the 
city  of  Glasgow  and  so  much  of  the  burgh 
of  Renfrew  as  is  contained  within  the 
parish  of  Govan.) 

Bothwell  [1]. 

(The  part  of  the  Middle  Ward  County  District 
which  is  contained  within  the  parishes  of 
Old  Monkland  and  Bothwell,  exclusive  of 
all  burghs  or  portions  of  burghs  situated 
therein^ 

At  the  General  Election  "David  Henderson 
Macdonald  (Co.U.)  and  John  Robertson 
(Lab.)  polled  res/eciii'ely  9,^59  and  9.027 
votes.  In  Jun<  1919  Mr.  Macdonald  died, 
and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  July  \i>th,  1919, 
the  result  was 

•John  Robertson, M.B.E.(Lab.)  13,135 

Provost  James  Moffat  (Co.L. )     5,967 

Coatbridge  ri]- 

(The  burghs  of  Coatbridge  and  Airdrie.) 
♦Lieut. -Col.       Arthur      Louis 

Hamilton  Buchanan,    O.B.E. 

(Co.U.)  13,188 

Oweft  Cojy/e  (La.h.)        ..         ..     7,254 

Hamilton  [1]. 
(The  burgh  of  Hamilton  and  the  part  of  the 
Middle  Ward  County  District  which  is 
contained  within  the  extra-burghal  portion 
of  the  parish  of  Hamilton  and  the  parish  of 
Dalscf.) 

*Duncan    MacGregor    Graham 

(Lab  ) 6,q88 

Henry  Shanks  Keith  (Co.U.")  . .   4,819 

David  Giltuour,  O.B.E.  (N.  D.)  4,297 

\John  Hoiuard  IVhitehouse  (L.)       504 

Lanark  [1]. 

(rA«  upper  Ward  County  District,  inclusive 
of  all  burghs  situated  therein,  together  with 
the  part  of  the  Middle  Ward  County  District 
which  is  contained  within  the  parishes  of 
Avondale,  East  Kilbride,  Glassford,  and 
Stonehouse.) 

•Walter    Elliot    Elliot,    M.C., 

B.Sc,  M.B.,  Ch.B.  (Co.U.)  12,976 
Jamts  C.  IVe/sk  (Lsih.)  ..     5,821 

MotherweU  [1]. 

(The  burghs  of  Motherwell  and  Wishaw, 
together  with  the  part  of  the  Middle  Ward 
County  District  which  is  contained  within 
the  extra-burghal  portion  of  the  parish  of 
Dalziel.) 

•^Robert      Frederick      William 

Robertson  Nelson  (Co.U.)     ..  6,972 

\ James  Duncan  Millar,   K.C. 

(L.) 4,817 

J.  71  Walton  Newbold  {'Lah.')  . .  4,135 

Hugh  Ferguson  (Ind.)  .  .         ,  .  1,923 

Northern  [1].  v^t' 

(The  parts  of  the  Lower  Ward  and  Middle 
Ward  County  Districts  which  are  contained 
within  the  parishes  of  Glasgow,  Cadder, 
New  Monkland,  Shotts,  and  Cambusnethan, 
exclusive  of  any  burghs  or  portions  of  burghs 
situated  therein.) 


^Robert  McLaren  (Co.U.)  .  .  7,175 

JoseZ-A  Sullivan  (hah.)  . .  ..   5,673 

Capt.  Erskine  Hill  iX-.)  ..   3,068 

J.  R.  Auld  (Ind.)  ..  ..      710 

Rutherglen  [1]. 

(The  burgh  of  Rutherglen  and  the  parts  of 
the  Lower  Ward  and  Middle  Ward  County 
Districts  which  are  contained  within  the 
Parishes  of  Carmunnock,  Cambuslang,  and 
Blantyre,  and  the  extra-burghal  portion  of 
the  parish  of  Rutherglen.) 

A^Adam  Keir  Rodger  (Co.L.)      12,641 
William  Regan  (Lab.)  . .     8,759 

Returtiing  Officer— 'Xhe.  Sheriff  of  Lanark- 
shire. 


LANCASHIRE  [18]. 

(The  administrative  county  of  Lancaster 
exclusive  of  the  parts  thereof  comprised  in 
parliamentary  boroughs.) 

Chorley  [1].^ 

(The  rural  district  of  Chorley,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Wigan  which  consists  of 
the  civil  parishes  of  Haigh,  Parbold, 
Worthington,  and  Wrightington,  the  munici- 
pal borough  of  Chorley,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Adlington,  Croston,  Leyland, 
and  Withnell.) 

•Capt.  Douglas  Hewitt  Hack- 
ing, O.B.E.  (Co.U.)  ..    13,059 

Elijah  Sandhani  (Lab.)  . .     0,222 

ClitHeroe  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Burnley  (except  the 
detached  part  of  the  civil  parish  of  Foulridge 
which  is  included  in  the  parliamentary 
borough  of  Nelson  and  Colne),  the  rural 
district  of  Clitheroe,  the  municipal  borough 
of  Clitheroe,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Great 
Harwood  and  Padiham.) 


n 


•Alfred  Davis  (Lab.)     ..  ..9,578 

Edwin  Leach  Hartley  (U.)      . .    8,419 
James  Henley  Batty  (Co.L.)      . .    3,443 

Darwen  [1]. 
(The  rural  district  of  Blackburn,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Darwen,  and  the  urban  distrtcl 
of  Turton.) 


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Col.    Sir  John    Rutherford,  Bt. 

(Co.U.)             ..          ..  ..   9,014 

Frede7-ick  Hitidle  ([..)..  .  .    8,031 

/ohn  Mac Giirk  CLdih.)    ..  ..5,211 

^  Famworth  [1]. 

{The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Barton-upon- 
Irwell  which  consists  of  the  civil  parish  of 
Clifton,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Bury 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Ains- 
worth  and  Outwood,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Famworth,  Kearsley,  Little  Hulton, 
Little  Lever,  and  Worsley.) 

*Capt.  Edward  Albert  Ashton 

Bagley  (U.)   •  •          •  •          . .  10,237 

Thomas  Greenall  {L,2ih.)           ..  9,740 

Sir  Thojiias  Evans  FUtcroft  (L.)  3,893 

Fylde  [11.  "^^ 

(The  rural  district  of  .Fylde  {except  the  pari 
of  the  civil  parish  of  Carleton  which  is 
included  in  the  parliamentary  borough  of 
Blackpool),  the  rural  district  of  Preston 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Fleetwood,  Kirk- 
ham,  Longridge,  Poulton-le-Fylde,  Thorn- 
ton, and  Walton-le-Dale.) 
Lieut.-Col.     Wilfrid     William 

Ashley  (Co.U.)  ..  ..    13,670 

William  John  Tout  (Lab.)      .  .      7,400 

Hejrwood  and  Radcliffe  [1]. 

{The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Bury  which 
is  not  included  in  the  Famworth  Division, 


the  municipal  borough  of  Heywooa,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Radcliffe,  Ramsbottom, 
and  White  field.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Albert 
Holden  lUingworth,  P.C.  (Co.L.)  and 
Horace  Nobbs  (Lab.)  polled  respectively 
14,250  and  6,827  votes.  In  May  1921  Mr. 
Illingworth  was  raised  to  the  Peerage,  and 
at  a  Bye-Election  on  June  Ztii,  1921,  the 
restilt  was 

*Walter  Halls  (Lab.)            . .  13,430 
LietU.-Col.  Abraham  England, 

C.M.G.,D.S.O.  {0.0.1^.-)     ..  13,129 

Cornelius  Fickstone  (Iiid.L.)  . .  5,671 

Ince  [1]. 

(r/ze  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Wigan  which 
consists  of  the  civil  parish  of  Shevington, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Abram,  Ashton- 
in-Makerfield,  Billinge,  Ince-in- Maker  field, 
Orrell,  and  Standish-with-Langtree.) 

Stephen  Walsh  (Lab.)  ..    14,882 

IVilliam  Fanl  (Socialist)        .,      2,231 

o^ancaster  [IJ. 

(The  rural  district  of  Garstang,  the  part  of 
thi  rural  district  of  Lancaster  which  is  not 
included  in  the  Lonsdale  Division,  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Lancaster  and  More- 
cambe,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Heysham 
and  Preesall.) 


■¥-Gen.  Sir  Archibald  Hunter, 
G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O.,  D.S.O., 
(Co.U.)  14,403 

^Sir  Norval  Ifatson  Helme  (L.)     9,778 

Lonsdale  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Lunesdale  and  Ulver- 
ston,  the  detached  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Lancaster  which  is  situated  north  of  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Lancaster  and  More- 
cambe,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Camforth, 
Dalton-in-Furness,  Grange,  and  Ulverston.) 

Lieut.  -  Col.      Claude      William 

Henry  Lowther  (Ind.U.  §)    • .  9,662 

David  Hunter  (Lab.)     . .  . .  4,472 

^Joseph  Bliss  {L,.)  ..  ..  4,276 


$  Returned  at  General  Election  as  Co.U. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Lancashire— co«/i»»«</. 

Middleton  and  Frestwicli  [1]. 

(The  municipal  borough  of  Middleton,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Chadderton  and 
Prestwich.) 


At  the  General  Election  Sir  William  Ryland 
Dent  Adkins  (Co.  L.)  and  John  B.  Battle 
(Lab.)  polled'  respectively  14,831  and  6,501 
votes.  In  Nov.  1920  Mr.  Adkins  was 
appointed  Recorder  0/  Birmingham,  and 
at  a  Bye-Election  on  the  22nd  of  that 
tnoKth  there  was  not  any  opposition  to  the 
return  0/ 

Sir  William  Ryland  Dent  Adkins,  K.C. 
(Co.L.) 

Mossley  [1]. 

{Jhe  rural  district  of  Limehurst,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Mossley,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Audenshaw,  Dertton,  Droylsden,  Fails- 
worth,  and  Lees.) 

Austin  Hopkinson  (Ind.§)      ..    16,158 
IV.  If.  Brown  (Co-op.)  . .      5,227 

Newton  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Warrington,  the  rural 
district  of  Leigh  (except  the  civil  parish  of 
Astley),  and  the  urban  districts  of  Golborne, 
Haydock,  and  Newton-in- Maker  field.) 

•  Robert  Young,  O.B.E.  (Lab.)  9,808 
Major  the  Hon.    Henry  Lveon 

(Co.U.)  ..  ..     ■^^.   8,014 

OrmsMrk  [l]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Sefton  and  West  Lan- 
cashire ,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Wigan 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parish  of  Dalton, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Formby,  Lathom- 
with-Burscough,  Ormskirk,  Rainford,  Skel- 
mersdale,and  Upholland.) 

*James  Bell  (Lab.)       . .  . .  6,545 

Major   Thomas  Fermor-Hesketh 

(Co.U.)  6,080 

Stephen  Hurst  (Agriculture)     . .   4,989 


Royton  111. 
(The  urban  districts  of  Crompton,  Littleborough, 
Milnrow,    Norden,    Royton,    Wardle,    and 
Whitworth.) 

•  Wilfrid  Hart  Siigden  (Co.U.)   12,434 
fames  Crinion  (X-^h.) .  .  ..     4,875 

Hugh  Fullerton  (X:)    ..  ..     4,451 


(/  Stretford  [1]. 

(rA«  rural  district  of  Barton-upon-Irwell 
(except  the  civil  parish  of  Clifton),  the  part 
of  the  rural  district  of  Leigh  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parish  of  Astley,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Mam,  Stretford,  and  Urmston.) 

*Sir  Thomas  Robinson  (Co.L.)   17,161 
J.  Hal/s^uorth  {La.h.)    ..  ..     5,216 


Waterloo  [1]. 

(The  urban  districts  of  Great  Crosby,  Lither- 
land,  Little  Crosby,  and  Waterloo -with- 
Seaforth.) 

•Lieut.-Col.    Albert    Buckley, 

D.S.O.  (Co.U.)        ..         ..   13,25s 
Samuel  Reeves  (Lab.)  . .  . .     2,619 


Westhoughton  [1] 

(The   urban    districts    of    Aspull,    Blackrod, 

Hindley,  Norwich,  and  Westhoughton.) 

A  t  the  General  Election  William  Tyson  Wil- 
son (Lab.)  and  James  Tonge  (Ind.)  polled 
respectively  11,849  and  6,697  i-'otes.  In 
Aug.  192 1  Mr.  Wilson  died,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  Oct.  \th,  1921  the  result  was 

•Rhys  John  Davies  (Lab.)     ..    14*876 
James  Tonge  {Co. h.)  ..  ..    10,867 


Widnes  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Whiston,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Widnes.  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Huyton-with-Roby  and  Prescot.) 

At  the  General  Election  Col.  William  Hall 
Walker  (Co.U.^  and  Tom  Williamson  (Lab.) 
polled  respectively  11,515  and  7,821  votes. 
In.  Aug.  1919  Col.  Hall  Walker  was  raised 
to  the  Peerage,  and  at  a  Bve  Election  on 
the  yath  oT that  month  the  result  was 

Rt.    Hon.    Arthur  Henderson, 

P.C."(Lab.) 11,404 

Francis  Marion  Bates  Fisher 
(Co.U.)  10,417 

Returning  Officer— "The.  High  Sheriff. 


Lancaster  [See  Lancashire]. 
Leamington  [See  Warwickshire]. 


§  Returned  at  General  Election  as  Co.L. 


RETURNING   MEMBERS   TO   PARLIAMENT. 


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LEEDS  (Yorkshire)  [6]. 
{County  borough  of  Leeds.' 


Central  [1]. 
{Central,  Mill  Hill,  South  and  West  Wards  ; 
the  part  of  Brunswick  Ward  which  lies  to 
the  south  of  that  part  of  the  boundary  of  the 
ancient  township  of  Leeds  which  lies  between 
the  ward  boundaries  in  Buslingthorpe  Lane 
and  Chapeltown  Road,  the  part  of  Heading- 
ley  Ward  which  lies  to  the  east  and  south  of 
a  line  commencing  at  the  ward  boundary 
where  the  North-Eastern  Railway  Company's 
Leeds  Northern  Line  crosses  the  middle  of 
the  river  Aire  and  drawn  along  the  middle 
■of  that  railway  to  the  footbridge  over  the 
same  at  a  point  to  the  east  of  the  bandstand 
in  Burley  Recreation  Ground,  thence  in  a 
straight  line  to  the  middle  of  the  western  end 
of  Alexandra  Road,  thence  along  the  middle 
of  Alexandra  Road  to  Hyde  Park  Road, 
thence  in  a  southerly  direction  along  the 
middle  of  Hyde  Park  Road  to  the  ward 
boundary  at  the  junction  of  that  road  with 
Woodsley  Road ;  and  the  part  of  North- 
west Ward  which  lies  to  the  east  and  south 
of  a  line  commencing  at  the  ward  boundary 
at  the  junction  of  Hyde  Park  Road  and  the 
back  road  nearly  opposite  Hyde  Park 
Terrace  and  drawn  along  the  middle  of  the 
said  back  road  to  Woodhouse  Lane,  thence 
along  the  middle  of  Woodhouse  Lane,  St. 
Mark's  Street,  St.  Mark's  Road  and  New 
Camp  Road  to  the  ward  boundary  at  the 
junction  of  tlie  last-named  road,  Servia 
Road  and  Servia  Terrace.) 

Robert  Armitage  (Co. L.)         ..    11,474 

Capt.  Ernest  Terry  (Ind.)      ..      2,634 

Joseph  Smith  (Qq-o'^.)  ■■     2,146 


North  [1]. 

{The  parts  of  Brunswick,  Headingley  and 
North-West  Wards  which  are  not  included 
in  the  Central  Division,  and  the  part  of 
North  Ward  which  is  not  included  in  the 
North-East  Division.) 

•A^Major      Alexander      Charles 

Farquharson,  M.D.  (Co.L.)  13,863 
George  Hartley  Thompson (L,a.h.)  3,423 
Harold  Frazer  Wyatt  (N.P.) . .      1,282 


North-East  [1]. 

(Roundhay,  Seacroft,  Shadwell  and  Crossgates 
Ward ;  the  part  of  North  Ward  which  lies 
to  the  east  and  south  of  a  line  commencing 
at  a  point  in  the  ward  boundary  in  Harrogate 
Road  opposite  the  western  corner  of  the  Old 
Church  Grave  Yard  and  drawn  to  and  along 
the  western,  southern  and  eastern  walls  of 
that  graveyard  to  a  point  immediately 
opposite  the  south-eastern  corner  of  the  Old 
Church,  thence  proceeding  in  a  straight  line 
to  the  middle  of  the  roadway  at  the  head  of 
the  lake  in  Gledhow  Park,  thence  along  the 
middle  of  the  Gledhow  Beck  to  a  point  near 
Tan  House  Well  where  the  beck  is  joined  by 
a  stream  which  passes  near  the  western  side 
of  Allerton  Grange,  thence  in  a  straight  line 
to  a  point  in  the  eastern  boundary  of  North 
Ward  where  that  boundary  coming  south 
from  Oxley  Hill  changes  direction  eastward 
near  Donisthorpe  House ;  and  the  part  of 
North-East  Ward  which  is  not  included  in 
the  South-East  Division.) 

*Major  John  Dearman  Birchall 

(Co.U.)  14,450 

/ohn  Bromley  (Lab.)  . ,  . .     4,680 

\\ 
South  [1]. 

(Holbeck  and  West  Hunslet  Wards,  and  the 
part  of  New  Wortley  Ward  which  lies  to 
the  south  and  east  of  a  line  commencing  at 
the  ward  boundary  where  the  footpath  leading 
from  Gelderd  Road  to  the  Upper  and  Lower 
Wortley  Cemetery  crosses  the  Great  Northern 
Railway  Company's  West  Yorks  Railway 
and  drawn  along  the  middle  of  that  railway 
to  the  boundary  between  the  New  Wortley 
and  Holbeck  Wards  north-east  of  Holbeck 
Railway  Station.) 

Sir        William        Middlebrook 

(Co.L.)           ..          ..          ..  10,609 

Frank  Fountain  (Lab,)           . .  5,510 

James  Brook  (Ind.)       . .          , .  i,377 


South-East  [1]. 

{East  and  East  Hunslet  Wards  and  the  part 
of  North-East  Ward  which  lies  to  the  west 
of  Accommodation  Road  from  the  ward 
boundary  in  Burmantofts  Street  to  the  ward 
boundary  in  York  Road.) 

James  O'Grady  (Lab.). 


West  [1]. 
{Armley  and   Wortley  and  Bramley   Wards, 
and  the  part  of  New  Wortley  Ward  which 
is  not  included  in  the  South  Division.) 


■*-John  Murray  (Co.L.) 
/ohn  Arnott  (Lah.) 
Sergeant  Joseph   Henry  Chap- 
man (Ind.)     . . 
David  Thomas  Barnes  (Ind.) . . 
Returning  Officer — The  Lord  Mayor. 


12,642 
6,020 

1,138 
619 


7^ 


Leeds  University  [See  Durham 

University,  etc.]. 

Leek  [See  Staffordshire]. 


23  « 


COUNTIES,  BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


LEICESTER  (City)  [3]. 
(County  borough  of  Leicester.) 


East  [1]. 
IBelgrave,  Latimer,  Spinney  Hill  and  West 

Humberstone  Wards.) 
Rt.  Hon.   Sir  Gordon  Hewart, 

P.C,  K.C.  (Co.L.)  ..  ..    18,024 

George  Banton  (Lab.)  . .  . .     6,697 

South  [1]. 
{Aykstone,  The  Castle,  Charnitvod,  De  Mont- 
fort,  Knighton,  St.  Martin's  and  Wycliffe 
Wards.) 

*ThomasAndrewBlane(Co.U.)  18,498 
Frederick  Fox  Riley  (Lab.)     .  .     5,463 

West  [1]. 
{The  Abbey,  Newton,  St.  Margaret's,  Westcotes 

and  Wyggeston  Wards.) 
^Joseph       Frederick       Green 

(Co.N.D.) 20,570 

\fames     Ramsay     MacDonald 

(Lab.)  6,347 

Returriing  Officer— IV^  Mayor. 


LEICESTERSHIRE  [4]. 
{The  administrative  county  of  Leicester.) 
Bosworth  [1]. 
{The  rural  districts  of  Hinckley  and  Market 
Bosworth,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Ashby-de-la-Zouch   which     consists    of   the 
civil  parish  of  Bardon,  and  the  urban  dis- 
tricts of  Coalville  and  Hinckley.) 
Hon.  Henry  Duncan  McLaren, 

C.B.E.  (Co.L.)         ..         ..   12,545 
^Thomas  Richardson  (Lab.)    . .     6,344 

Harborough  [1]. 
IThe  rural  districts  of  Blaby,  Hallaton,  Lutter- 
worth, and    Market  Harborough,   and  the 
urban    districts    of    Market    Harborough, 
Oadby,artd  Wigston  Magna.) 


♦Major    Sir    Keith    Alexander 

Fraser,  Bt.  (Co.U.)    . .         .  .  8,465 
^Percy  Alfred  Harris  (L.)  . .   4,608 

Walter  John  Baker  (l^a.h.)        ..   4,495 

Loughborou^li  [1]. 
{The  rural  districts  of  Castle  Donington  and 
Loughborough,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Ashby-de-la-Zouch  which  is  not  included 
in  the  Bosworth  Division,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Loughborough,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Ashby-de-la-Zouch,  Ashby 
Woulds,  and  Shepshed.) 


♦Major  the  Hon.  Oscar  Mon- 
tague Guest  (Co.L. ). .  ..    11,918 
Herbert  Williavi  Hal  lam  (Lab.)     6,381 

Melton  [1]. 
{The   rural   districts    of    Darrow-upon-Soar, 
Belvoir,  Billesdon,  and  Melton   Mowbray, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Melton  Mowbray, 
Quarndon,  and  Thurmaston.) 

Col.   Sir   Charles   Edward    Yate,   Bt., 

C.S.L,  C.M.G.  (Co.U.). 
Returtiing  Officer— The  High  Sheriff. 


LEIGH  (Lancashire)  [1]. 
{Municipal  borough  of  Leigh  and  urban  dis- 
tricts    of     Atherton     and     Tyldesley-with- 
Shakerley.) 


JE.CiVO    PEDE    PrOPERA. 

Peter  Wilson  Raffan  (L.) 
Richard  Oiven  Jones  (Lab.) 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


12,892 
11,146 


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233 


LEITH  (Edinburghsliire)  [1]. 
{Burgh  of  Leith.) 


Capt.      William       Wedgwood 

Benn,    D.S.O.,    D.F.C.  (L.)  10,338 

\George  Welsh  Currie  (Co.U.)  7,613 

Stanley  Burgess  {X-^-)            ••  4>25l 

Returning    Officer  —  The     Sheriff  of     the 

Lothians  and  Peebles. 

JLEITRIM  CO.  [1]. 

{Tlie  Baronies  of  Carrigallen,  Druinahaire, 
Leitrim,  MolUll,  and  Rosscloglier.) 

*James  Nicholas  Dolan  (S.F.)  17,711 
G.  Farrell{^.)  ..  ..      3,096 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Leominster  [See  Herefordshire]. 
Lewes  [See  Sussex,  East]. 


LEWISHAM  (CO.  London)  [2]. 
(Metropolitan  borough  of  Lewisham.) 

East  [1]. 

(Blackheath,  Church,  Lewisham  Park,  Manor 
and  South  Wards,  and  the  part  of  each  of 
the  Catford  and  the  Lewisham  Village  Wards 
which  lies  to  the  east  of  the  centre  of  the 
Mid-Kent  Branch  of  the  South  Eastern  and 
Chatham  Railway.) 

*Lieut.-Col.  Assheton  Pownall,  O.B.E. 
(Co.U.). 

West  [1]. 

(Brockley,  Forest  Hill  and  Sydenham  Wards, 
and  the  part  of  each  of  the  Catford  and  the 
Lewisham  Village  Wards  which  is  not  in- 
cluded in  the  East  Division.) 

At  the  General  Election  Major  Sir  Edward 
Feetham  Coate.s,  Bt.  (Co.U.)  was  returned 
unopposed.  In  Aug.  1921  Sir  Edward 
Coates,  Bt.  died,  and  at  a  Bye-Election 
on  Sept.  ijitk,  1921,  the  result  was 

■¥-Major     Sir     Philip     Dawson 

(C.  and  Anti- Waste) 
Lieut. -Cojn.    IV.    G.    Windham 

(Anti- Waste  League) 
F.  W.  /Safety  (Ind.L.) 
Returning  Officer — The  Town  Clerk. 


9.427 

8,580 
6,211 


LEYTON  (Essex)  [2 . 
{Urban  district  of  Leyton.) 

East  [I'. 

{Cann    Hall,   Grove   Green,    Harrow    Green,. 

Leytonstone,  and  Wanstead  Slip  Wards.) 
•¥■  Lieut. -Col.    Cecil  John   L'Es- 

trange  Malone  (Communist§)  4,319 
Ernest  Edward  Alexander  f  U.)  4,119 
William  Carter  {'Lab.) . .  ..    3,668 

West  [1'. 
(Central  North  and  Central  South,  Forest,  Lea- 
Bridge  and  Leyton  Wards.) 
At  the  General  Election  *Lieut.-Col.   Harry 
Wrightson  (Co.U.)  and  Alfred  Ernest  New- 
\)0\A6.(X..)  polledrespeciively  \o,()'-)(i  a7id  ^,iZ%- 
votes.     In  Jan.   1919  Lieut. -Col.  Wrightson 
died,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  March  1st, 
191Q,  t/ie  result  luas 

*Alfred  Ernest  Newbould  (L.)  7,934 
/ames  Francis  Mason  (Co.U.). .   5,915 


Lichfield  [See  Staffordshire]. 
Limehouse  [See  Stepney]. 


ILIMERICK  CITY  [1]. 


Motto — "  Urbs  Antiqua  fuit  studiisque 
asperrima  belli." 

^Michael  Patrick  Colivet  (S.F.). 

Returnitig  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  the  Co.  oi 
the  City  of  Limerick. 


tLIMERICK  CO.  [2] 
East  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  of  Clamvilliain,  Coonah,  Cosh- 
lea,  Kilinallock,  Owneybeg,  Puddlcbrieny 
and  Stnallcounty,  and  part  oj  the  Barony 
0/  Coshma.) 

V- Richard  Francis  Hayes,  M.D. 

(S.F.)  12,750 

^  Thotnas  Lundon  {'H .)  ..     3,608 


§  Returned  at  General  Election  as  Co.L. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


2>ilXI6rlCk  Co.— continued. 

West  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  oj  Connello  Upper  and  Lower 
Glenguin,  Kenry,  and  Shatiid,  and  part  oJ 
the  Barony  o/Coshma.) 

■¥^Cornelius  Collins  (S.F.). 
Returning  Officer— "Wii  High  Sheriff. 


LINCOLN  CITY  [1]. 

(County  borough  of  Lincoln  and  urban  district 
of  Bracebridge.) 


•¥  Alfred  Thomas  Da  vies,  C.B.E. 

(Co.U.)         11,114 

Rabat  Arthur  Taylor  (Lab.)  6,658 

\Charks  Hetiry  Roberts  (L.)  . .      5,550 
Returning  Officer—  The  Sheriff. 


LINDSEY.  PAETS  OF  [4]. 

(JChe  administrative  county  of  the  parts  of 
Lindsey  exclusive  of  the  part  thereof  com- 
prised in  the  parliamentary  borough  of 
Grimsby.) 

Brigg  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Glanford  Brigg,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Barton-upon-Humber, 
Brigg,  Broughton,  Rosby-cum-Risby ,  Scun- 
thorpe and  Frodingham,  and  Winterton.) 

■¥-Major  Charles  Wesley  Weldon 
McLean,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O. 
(Co.U.)  8,310 

David  John    Kingsley    Quibell 

(Lab.)       ..  ..  ..  4,789 

■\Sir(miliam) Alfred Gelder{l..)  4,475 

Galnsboroogli  [l]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Gainsborough,  Isle  of 
Axholme,  and  Welton,  andthe  urban  districts 
of  Crowle  and  Gainsborough.) 

■¥Major  John   Elsdale    Molson, 

M.D.  (CcU.) 8,634 

George  Jackson  Bentham  (L.). .   6,556 


Homcastle  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Horncastle,  Sibsey, 
and  Spilsby,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Alford,  Horncastle,  Skegness,  and  WoodhaU 
spa.) 

At  the  General  Election  Lieut.-CoI.  William 
Ernest  George  Archibald  Weigall  (Co.U.) 
and  Samuel  Pattinson  (L.)  polled  respec- 
tively 8,826  and  7i433  votes.  In  Jan.  1920 
Lieut. -Col.  Weigall  was  appointed  Gw.of  S. 
Australia,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  Feb. 
25/A,  1920,  the  result  ivas 

^Capt.  StaflFord  Vere  Hotchkin, 

M.C.  (Co.U.)  ..         ,.  8,140 

Samuel  Pattinson  (^h.)  ..  ..   6,727 

IVtlliam  Holmes  (Lah.)  ..   3,443 


Louth  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Caistor,  Grimsby,  and 
Louth,  the  municipal  borough  of  Louth,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Mablethorpe  and 
Market  Rosen.) 


At  the  General  Election  -^^Capt.  Henry  Lang- 
ton  Brackenbury  (Co.U.)  and  tl'imothy 
Davies  (L.)  polled  respectively  9,055  and 
7,559  votes.  In  April  1920  Mr.  Brackenbury 
died,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  June  "ird, 
1920,  -^Thomas  Wintringham  (L.)  and 
Christopher  Hatton  Tumor  (Co.U.)  polled 
respectively  9,859  and  7,354  votes.  In  Aug. 
1921  Mr.  \^\xAx\n^2.TR  died,  and  at  another 
Bye-Election  on  Sept.  zind,  1921,  the  result 
was 

*Mrs.MargaretWintringham(L.)  8,386 
Sir  Alan  Uutchings,  K.B.E.  (  C. )  7,595 
Lieut.  James  George  (  Lab.)      . .  3,873 


LINLITHGOWSHIRE  [1]. 

{The  county  of  Linlithgow,  inclusive  of  all 
burghs  situated  therein.) 

•James  Kidd  (Co.U.)  .  .   12.898 

JSmamtel  SAinwell  {La.h.')      ..     8,723 

Returning    Officer— The    Sheriff    of     The 
Lothians  and  Peebles. 


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LIVERPOOL  (Lancashire)  [111 
{County  borough  of  Liverpool.) 


(East  Toxteth  [1]. 

{Aigburtk,    Granby,    Sefton    Park    East   and 
Sefton  Park  West  Wards.) 

James  Stuart  Rankin  (Co.U.)- 

Edge  Hill  [1]. 

{Edge  Hill  and  Low  Hill  Wards,  and  the  Part 
of  Kensington  Ward  which  lies  to  the  south 
and  west  of  a  line  drawn  from  the  western 
boundary  of  the  ward  along  the  middle  of 
the  road  called  Kensington  to  its  junction 
with  Holt  Road,  thence  in  a  southerly  direc- 
tion along  the  middle  of  Holt  Road  to  its 
junction  with  Edge  Lane,  and  thence  in  an 
easterly  direction  along  the  middle  of  Edge 
Lane  to  the  eastern  boundary  of  the  ward.) 

Sir  William  Watson  Rutherford 

(Co.U.)  9,832 

Peter  Joseph  Tevenan  (Lab.)    .  .   5,587 

Everton  [1]. 
{Everton  and  Netherfield  Wards.) 
Sir  John  Sutherland   Harmood- 

Banner  (Co.U.)  .  .         .  .  6,370 

Arthur Brooisdan/tCN.F. D.S.S.)  5,779 

7  Exchange  [1]. 

(Abercromby,  Castle  Street,  Exchange,  Great 
George,  St.  Anne's  and  St  Peter's  Wards, 
and  the  part  of  Vauxhall  Ward  which  lies 
south  of  a  line  drawn  from  a  point  in  the 
centre  of  the  River  Mersey  to  the  south  side 
of  the  Prince's  Half-Tide  Dock,  thence  in 
a  southerly  direction  along  the  Liverpool 
Overhead  Railway  to  the  middle  of  Denison 
Street,  thence  along  the  middle  of  Denison 
Street  to  its  junction  with  Great  Howard 
Street,  thence  in  a  southerly  direction  along 
the  middle  of  Great  Howard  Street  and  Old 
Hall  Street  to  the  junction  of  the  latter  with 
Old  Leeds  Street,  thence  along  the  middle 
of  Old  Leeds  Street  crossing  the  Lancashire 
and  Yorkshire  Railway  to  a  point  in  Pall 
Mall  opposite  the  middle  of  Leeds  Street, 
thence  in  an  easterly  direction  along  the 
middle  of  Leeds  Street  to  its  junction  with 
Vauxhall  Road,  thence  in  a  southerly 
direction  along  the  middle  of  Vauxhall 
Road  to  its  junction  with  Midghall  Street, 
thence  along  the  middle  of  Midghall  Street 
to  the  ward  boundary  in  Marylebone.) 


Leslie     Frederic    Scott,     K.C. 

(Co.U.)  10,286 

Austin  Harford  {InA.')  ,.     8,225 

Fairfield  [1]. 

{Fairfield  and  Old  Swan  Wards  and  the  Part 
of  Kensington  Ward  which  is  not  included 
in  the  Edge  Hill  Division.) 

•*  Major  Jack  Benn  Brunei  Cohen 
(U.) 7,698 

Capt.  Francis  V Estrange  Joseph, 

C.B.E.  (Co.L.)  ..  ..4,188 

George  Porter  (\.^h.)      ..  -.3,337 

-^Kirkdale  [1].  '    - 

{Kirkdale  and  St.  Domingo  Wards.) 
De     Fonblanque     Pennefather 

(Co.U.) 10,380 

Samuel  Mason  (Lab.)  . .  . .     5,012 

^Scotland  [1]. 

{North  Scotland,  Sandhills  and  South  Scotland 
Wards,  and  the  part  of  Vauxhall  Ward  which 
is  not  included  in  the  Exchange  Division.) 

Thomas  Power  O'Connor  (N.j. 

-Walton  [1]. 
{Fazakerley,  Walton  and  Warbreck  Wards.) 
■¥■  Lieut. -Com.    Harry    Warden 

Stanley  Chilcott  (Co.U.)     ..    11,457 
Dixon  Smith  {\ja.h.)     ..  ..     4,580 

Wavertree  [1]. 

{Allerton  Childwall  and  Little  Woolion, 
Garston,  Much  Woolton,  Wavertree  and 
Wavertree  West  Wards.) 

*Lieut.  -  Col.     Nathan     Raw, 

C.M.G.,  M.D.  (Co.U.)       ..    11,326 

Cha7-les  Wilson  {Lzh.)  ..     5,103 

Sir  Alfred  Allen  Booth,  Bt.  ( L.)     2,484 

-^est  Derby  [1]. 
{Anfield,  Breckfield  and  West  Derby  Wards.) 
A  t  the  General  Election  Lieut.-Col.  the  Rt. 
Hon.  Sir  Frederick  Edwin  Smith,  Bt.,  P.C, 
K.C.  (Co.U.)  and  George  Nelson  (Lab.) 
polled  respectively  11,622  and  5,618  votes. 
In  January  1919  Sir  Frederick  Smith  was 
appointed  Lord  Chancell'ir  of  England  and 
created  a  Peer,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on 
Feb.  26M,  1919,  the  result  'was 

¥Rear-Adm.  Sir  (William) 
Reginald  Hall,  K.C.M.G., 
C.B.  (Co.U.) 6,062 

George  Nelson  (Lab.)      . .  . .  4,670 

lowest  Toxteth  [1]. 

{Brunwsick,  Dingle  and  Prince's  Park  Wards.) 
Sir  Robert  Paterson  Houston, 

Bt.  (C.)  13,083 

William       Albert       Robinson 

(Lab.) 6,850 

Returning  Officer — The  Lord  Mayor. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Liverpool  University  (See  Durliam 

University,  etc] 

Llandaff  (See  Glamorganshire]. 

Llanelly  ISee  Carmarthenshire'. 


LONDON,  CITY  OF  12). 
{The  City  of  London.) 


rw^^ 


[Arms  as  used  by  the  City  Cor-foration.] 

Rt.  Hon.  Arthur  James  Balfour,  P.C., 
O.M.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S. 
(Co.U.). 

Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Frederick  George  Ban- 
bury, Bt.,  P.C.  (Co.U.). 

Returmng  Officers — The  Sheriffs  of  London. 
Acting  Returning  Officer — William  Hayes, 
Guildhall,  EC.  2  (Secondary). 


LONDON  UNIVERSITY  [1]. 


Maj.-Gen.   Sir 
Hemngham, 
(Ind.)   .. 
Charles  Louts 
Returning  Officer- 


Wilj/iot 
C.B., 


Parker 
M.D. 


Nordon    (Ind.) 
-The  Vice-Chancellor. 


Sir  Philip  Magnus,  Bt.  (Co.U.)     2,810 
Sidney  W  e^Zi  (Lab.)        ..  ..   2,141 

Annesley    Ashuorih    Somervilk 
(Teachers') 


715 
210 


LONDONDERRY  (CITY)  [1]. 


¥John  (Eoin)  McNeill  (S.F.)  . ,  7,335 
Sir  Robert  Newton  Anderson  (U.)  7,02a 
Major  Willi ayn  liatnilton  Davey 

(N.) 120 

Returning  Officet — The  High  Sheriff. 


LONDONDERRY  CO.  [2]. 
North  [1] 
{The   Baronies    of  Kennaught,   North-East 
Liberties  o/Coleraine.  North-West  Liberties 
of  Londonderry  and  Tirkeeran,  and  part  of 
the  Barony  o/Coleraine.) 
At  the  General  Election  -^Hugh  Alfred  Ander- 
son  (U.)   and  P.  McGilligan  (S.F.)  polled 
respectively  10,530  and  31951  votes.     In  heb. 
19 19  Mr.  Anderson  retired,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  March  i,th,  1919,  the  resiiltwas- 
Rt.    Hon.   Hugh  Thorn   Barrie, 

PC.  (U.)        9,93J 

P.  McGilligan  (S.F.)    .  .         .  .  4,333 

South  [1]. 

{The  Barony  of  Loughinsholin,  and  part  of 
the  Barony  o/Coleraine.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Denis 
Stanislaus  Henry,  P.C,  K.C  (Co.U.),. 
Professor  Arthur  William  Conway,  F.R.S. 
(N.),  and  Louis  Joseph  Walsh  {S.V .) polled 
respectively  8,942,  3,981,  and  3,425  7-otes^ 
In  Aug.  1921  Mr.  Denis  Henry  became 
Lord  Ch.  Justice  of  N.  Ireland,  and  at  a 
Bye-Election  in  Sept.  1921  there  2vas  not 
any  opposition  to  the  return  of  *Col. 
Robert  Peel  Dawson  Spencer  Chichester 
(Co.U.).  In  Dec.  1921  Col.  Chichester 
died,  and  at  another  Bye-Election  on 
Jan.  18th,  1922,  there  was  not  any  opposition 
to  the  return  of 

^Brig.-Gen.      Sir      (George)    William 
Hachet  Pain,  K.B.E.,  C.B.  (Co.U.). 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


LONGFORD  CO.  [1]. 

{The  Baronies  ofArdagh,  Granard,  Moydow, 
Rathcline,  and  Shrule.) 

Joseph  McGuinness  (S.F.)  ..  11,122 
■\Javies  Patrick  Parrell  {ii.)  ..  4,173 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


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Lonsdale  [See  Lancashire]. 

Loughborougli  [See  Leicestershire]. 

Louth  [See  Lindsey]. 


tLOUTH  CO.  [1]. 

i(The  Baronies  of  Ardee,  Drogheda,  Ferrard, 

Louth,  and  Lo7uer  and  Upper  Dnndalk.) 

¥John  Joseph  O'Kelly  (S.F.). .    10,770 
^Richard  Hazleton  (N.)  ..    10,515 

Returning  Officer- ~1l\\^  High  Sheriff. 


Lowestoft  [See  Suffolk,  East]. 

Ludlow  [See  Shropshire]. 

Luton  [See  Bedfordshire]. 

Macclesfield  [See  Cheshire]. 

Maidstone  [See  Kent]. 

Maldon  [See  Essex]. 

Malton  [See  Thirsk  and  Malton]. 


MANCHESTER  (Lancashire)  [10]. 

{County  borough  of  Manchester.) 


y  Ardwlck  [1]. 
{Ardwick,  New  Cross  and  St.  Mark's  Wards.) 
-¥^ Augustine  Hailwood  (Co.U.)    8,641 
Thovias  Lcnvth  (Lab.)   . .  . .   5,670 

Lieut. -Col.    H.    M.    Stephenson 

(N.P.) 3,510 

Blackley  [1]. 
(Blackley,  Crumpsall  and  Moston  Wards.) 
•¥^(  William  James)  Harold  Briggs 

(U.)      .  .         ....         .  .  7.997 

Arnold  Ernest  Townend  (Lab.)  3,659 
Philip  Milner  Oliver  (L. )         .  .   2,9% 

Clayton  [l]. 

iBeswick,  Bradford  and  Newton  Heath  Wards.) 
^t  the  General  Election  -^Edward  Hopkin- 
son,  D.Sc.  'U.)  and  tjohn  Edward  Sutton 
(Lab.)  f-olled  respectively  12,285  "'"^  7. 654 
votes.  In  Jan.  1922  Mr.  Hoplcinson  died, 
and  at  the  time  oj  going  to  press  the  seat  is 
Z'ocant. 


Exchange  [1]. 

{Cheetham,  'Collegiate  Church,  Exchange, 
Oxford,  St.  Ann's,  St.  Clement's  and  St. 
John's  Wards,  and  the  part  of  St.  Michael's 
Ward  which  lies  to  the  north-west  of  a  line 
drawn  along  the  middle  of  Rochdale  Road.) 

Sir     John     Scurrah     Randies 


John 
(Co.U.) 


Sir  Arthur  Adlington  Haworth, 
Bt.{L.) 


12,290 
S.326 


/Gorton  [1]. 

(Gorton  North,  Gorton  South  and  Openshaw 
Wards.) 

Rt.    Hon.  John    Hodge,    P.C. 

(Lab.) 13,047 

Henry  White  {Ind.)      ..  ..     5,005 

John  Thomas Mnr-phy  (Socialist)     1,300 

yHulme  [1].  L 

{Medlock  Street,  Moss    Side   West   and  St. 
George's  Wards.) 

¥Lieut.-Col.  Joseph  Nail, 
D.S.O.  (U.) 

■f  Christopher  Thomas  Needham 
(L.) 

Alfred  Hilton  {\.z}a.)   .. 

George  Milner  (Ind.)   . . 

Moss  Side  [1]. 

(All  Saints,  Moss  Side    East  and  St.  Lufte's 
Wards.) 

•Gerald  Berkeley  Hurst,  K.C. 

(U.) 

Tom  Stott  (L.) 


10,895 

S.969 

2,572 

729 


10,621 
5,708 


/'Platting  [1].  t^t- 


{Collyhurst,  Harpurhey  and  Miles  Platting 
Wards,  and  the  part  of  St.  Michael's  Ward 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Exchange 
Division.) 

Rt.  Hon.  John  Robert  Clynes,  P.C. 
(Lab.). 

I    Busholme  [1]. 

{Levenshulme,  Longsighl  and  Rusholme 
Wards.) 

At  the  General  Election  Robert  Burdon 
Stoker  (Co.U.),  Walter  Butterworth  (L.),and 
Mrs.  Emmeline  Pethick  Lawrence  (Lab.) 
polled  respectively  12,447,  3,690,  and  2,985 
votes.  In  Sept.  1919  Mr.  Stoker  died,  and  at 
a  Bye-Election  on  Oct.  Tth,  1919,  the  result 
was 

*Capt.    John    Henry    Thorpe, 

O.B.E.  (Co.U.)         ..  ..   9,394 

Dr.  Robert  Dunstan  (X-^^-)     ••    6,412 

William  Mather  Rutherford 
Pringle(l,.) 3,923 

Capt.  Roger  Boivan  Crewdson 
(N.P.) 815 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND  UNIVERSITIES 


Manobester— c(M*//Mw«</. 

WitMngton  [1]. 

(Chorlton-cum-Hardy,    Didsbury    and    With- 
»ngton  Wards.) 

♦Rei    Alfred    Deakin    Carter, 

O.B.E.  (U.)..  ..  ••    ",677 

G.  F.  Burditt  (l..^      ..  ..      S.166 

Returning  OJScer— The  Lord  Mayor. 


Mansfield  (See  Nottinghamshire]. 

Maryhill  [See  Glasgow]. 
Marylebone  [See  St.  MaryleboneJ. 


IMATO  CO.  [4]. 
East  [1]. 

(Parts  of  the  Batonies  o/Costello  atuiGalUii.) 
Eamonn  de  Valera  (S.F.)  ..   8,975 

\ John  Dillon  (^.)  ..  ..   4,SI4 


North  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  of  Erris  and  Tirawley,  and 
part  of  the  Barony  ofGallen.) 

•John      Crowley,      F.R.C.S., 

L.R.C.P.  (S.F.)         . .  . .   7.429 

^Daniel  Boyle  CN.)        ..         ••    1,761 


South  [1]. 
{The  existing  South  Mayo  Division,  together 
with  the  part  of  the  existing  Connemara 
Division  of  the  parliamentary  county  of  Gal- 
way  which  is  comprised  in  the  administrative 
county  of  Mayo.) 


•William  Sears  (S.F.). 


West  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  of  Burrishoole  and  Murrisk, 
and  part  of  the  Barony  ofCarra.) 

)f  Joseph  M.  McBride  (S.F.)  . .  iO,i95 
"^William  Doris  (N.)  .  .  .  .  1,568 
Returning  Officer — ^The  High  SheiiflT. 


XMEATH  CO.  [2]. 
North  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  of  Fore,  Kelts  Upper  and 
Lower,  Morgallion,  and  Slane  Upper  and 
Lower,  and  part  of  the  Baronies  of  Navan 
Lower  and  Skreen.) 

♦  William   (Liam)  Joseph   Mel- 
lows (S.F.)      ..  ..  ..    6,982 

Dr.  Patrick  Joseph  Cusack  (N.)     3,758 


South  [1]. 

( The  Baronies  of  Deece  Upper  and  Lower, 
Duleek  Upper  and  Louver,  Dunboyne,  Lune, 
Moyfenraih  Upper  and  Louver,  Navan 
Upper,  and  Koioath,  and  part  of  the 
Baronies  of  Skreen  and  Navan  Louver. ) 

•Edmund  (Earaeson)  John  Dug- 

gan(S.F.)        6,371 

T.  P.  O'Donoghue  (N.)  .  .  2,680 

Returning  OJicer—Tihe  High  Sheriff. 


Melton  [See  Leicestershire]. 


MERIONETHSHIRE  [1]. 
{The   administrative    county   of    Merioneth.^ 
Henry  Haydn  Jones  (L.). 
Returning  O^cer— The  High  Sheriff. 


Merthyr  [See  Merthyr  Tydfil]. 


MERTHYR  TYDFIL  [2]. 

{County  borough  of  Merthyr  Tydfil,  and  urban 
districts  of  Aberdare  and  Mountain   Ash.} 


Aberdare  [1]. 

{Urban  districts  of  Aberdare  and  Mountairt 
Ash.) 

Charles  Butt   Stanton,  C.B.E. 

(Co.N.D.) 22,824 

Pev.  T.  E.  Nicholas  (Lab.)   .  .     6,229 


Merthyr  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  Merthyr  Tydfil.) 
Sir  Edgar  Rees  Jones,  K.B.E. 

(Co.L.)  14.127 

James  Winstone  (Lab.)  .  .    12,682 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


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MIDDLESBROUGH  [2]. 
(County  borough  of  Middlesbrough.) 


East  [1]. 

{Exchatige,  Grove  Hill,  Ormesby,  St.  Hilda's 
and  Vulcan  Wards.) 

Col.  Tenry  Williams  (L.)         .  .  8,470 
Frederick  William  Carey  (Lab.)  3,776 


West  [1]. 

{Acklam,  Ayresome,  Cannon,  Cleveland,  Lin- 
thorpe  and  Newport  Wards.) 

^(Walter)  Trevelyan   Thomson 

(Ind.L.)         10,958 

Conceniore  Thomas  Cramp  { Lab. )    5 ,  350 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


MIDDLESEX  [10]. 

(rft«  administrative  county  0/  Middlesex 
exclusive  of  the  parts  thereof  comprised  in 
parliamentary  boroughs.) 

Acton  [1]. 
(The  municipal  borough  of  Acton.) 
•*rSir    Harry    Ernest    Brittain, 

K.B.E.,  LL.D.(Co.U.)       ..11,671 
R.  DuMSJ/wre  (hsh.)   ..  ..     4,241 


Brentford  and  CMswlck  [1]. 

(The  urban  districts  of  Brentford  and  Chis- 
wich.) 

*Col.    Walter    Grant    Peterson 

Morden  (Co.U.)         9,077 

W.  Haywood  (Lab.)      . .  . .   2,620 

Mrs.  Oliver  Strachey  (\nd.)     ..    1,263 


Enfield  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  South  Mimms  and  the 
urban  district  of  Enfield.) 

*Col.  Henry  Ferryman  Bowles 

rCo.U.)  8,290 

William  E.  Hill  (Lab.)  . .   6, 176 

Airs.  John  McEwan  {!..)  ..    1,987 


FJnchley  [1], 

(The  urban  districts  of  Finchley  and  Friern 
Barnet.) 

Major  John  Robert  (Bramston) 

Pretyman  Newman  (Co.U.)  11,849 
J.  R.  Leslie  (\^3.h.')      ..  ..      3,140 

Walter  Edwtn  Martin  {l..)   ..     2,221 

Harrow  [1]. 

(The  urban  districts  of  Greenford,  Hanwell, 
Harrow  -  on  -  the  -  Hill ,  Wealdstone,  and 
Wembley.) 

•Oswald   Ernald   Mosley  (U.)   13,959 
Arthur   Robert     Chamber layne 

(Ind.)  3,007 


Hendon  II]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Hendon,  and  the  urbart 
^   districts  of  Hendon  and  Kingsbury.) 

*Major  Sir  Philip  Lloyd- 
Greame,  K.B.E.,  M.C. 
(Co.U.)  14,431 

Frank  Bailey  (l.zh.^    ..  ..     3,159 

Mrs.  How  Martyn  (Ind.)        . .     2,067 

Speltborne  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Staines,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Feltham,  Hampton,  Hampton 
Wick,  Staines,  Sunbury-on-Thames,  and 
Teddington.) 

•Sir  Philip    Edward    Pilditch 

(Co.U.)        

F.  E.  Horton  (Lab.)  . . 

A.  W.  Z^owrtrrf  (N.F.D.S.S.).  . 


12,423 
2,418 

i,»43 


Twickenham  [1]. 


(The  urban  districts  of  Heston  and  Isleworth 
and  Twickenham.) 

Sir  William  Joynson-Hicks,  Bt. 

(Co.U.)  14.015 

Rev.  Humphrey  Chalmers {'Lah.)    2,823 

Uxtoridge  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Uxbridge,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Hayes,  Ruislip-Northwood, 
Southall-Norwood,  Uxbridge,  and  Yiewsley.) 

•Col.    the   Hon.    Sidney   Corn- 

wallis  Peel,  D.S.O.  (Co.U.)  . .  9,814 
Harry  Gosling,  C.H.  (Lab.)  ..  6,251 
Norman  Mackenzie  Snowball  (L.)      545 


240 


COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Middlesex— fon/'MM^'/. 

Wood  Green  [!]• 

{The  urban  districts  of  Southgate  and  Wood 

Green.) 
<Jodfrey    Lampson    Tennyson 

Locker- Lam pson  (Co.U.)  .  .  19,217 
Tudor  M/tys  (hah.)  ..  ..  4,539 
Jlenry  Bond  tJolding  (L.)  .  .  2,957 
Uttuming  Officer— Th^  High  Sheriff. 


Mlddleton  and  Prestwlch  [See 
Lancashire]. 


MIDLOTHIAN  AND  PEEBLESSHIRE  [21. 

(The  counties  of  Midlothian  and  Peebles,  in- 
clusive of  all  burghs  situated  therein,  except 
the  county  of  the  city  of  Edinburgh  and  the 
burghs  of  Leith  and  Musselburgh.) 

Northern  [1]. 

iThe  Calder  and  Suburban  County  Districts 
the  burgh  of  Dalkeith,  and  that  part  of  the 
Lasswade  County  District  which  is  included 
in  the  extra-burghal  portions  of  the  parishes 
of  Dalkeith  and  Inveresk.) 

Col.  Sir  John   Augustus   Hope, 

Bt.,  O.B.E.  (Co.U.)  .  .         .  .  7,762 
/aAn  Brownlie  Cadzow  (Ind.).  .  4,737 

Peebles  and  Southern  [11. 

(The  county  of  Peebles  with  all  the  burghs 
situated  therein,  and  the  Gala  Water  and 
Lasswade  County  Districts  of  Midlothian 
{except  that  part  of  the  latter  district  which 
is  included  in  the  Northern  Division  as 
above)  with  all  burghs  situated  therein  except 
'the  burghs  of  Dalkeith  and  Musselburgh.) 

Rt.  Hon.   Sir  Donald  Maclean, 

P.C,  K.B.E.  (L.)      .  .         .  .  7,429 

James  Gold  (Lab.)         .  .         .  .  4,830 

ReturtiingOfficet — The  Sheriff  ofThe  Lothians 
and  Peebles. 


Mile  End  [See  Stepney]. 
Mitcham  [See  Surrey]. 


tUONAGHAN  CO.  [2]. 

North  [1]. 

( The  baronies  of  Dartree,  Monaghan,  and 

Trough.) 
•  Ernest  Blythe  (S.F.)  . .  ..6,842 

Michael  Elliott  Knight  {\i .)    ..    4,497 
/./.  Turley  (N.)  . ,  ..   2,709 

South  [1]. 

(The  baronies  ofCremome  and  Famey.) 
*John  (Sean)  Francis  McEntee 

(S.F.)  .         ;.         ..   7,524 

Thovias  Joseph   Campbell,   K.C. 

CN.) ..   4,413 

ReturtuHg  Officer— 1)xt  High  Sheriff. 


Monmouth  [See  Monmouthshire]. 


MONMOUTHSHIRE  [6]. 
{The  administrative   county  of   Monmouth.) 

Abertlllery  [I]. 

[The  urban  districts  of  Abercarn,  Abertillery, 
and  Nantyglo  and  Blaina.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  William 
Brace,  P.C.  (Lab.)  -was  returned  unop- 
posed. In  Nov.  IQ20  Mr.  Brace  was  ap- 
pointed Labour  Adviser  to  Min.  0/ Mines, 
and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  Dec.  21st,  1920, 
the  result  was 
*George  Barker  (Lab.)  . .  15,492 
George  Hay  Morgan,  K.C. 
(Co.L.)  7,842 

Bedwellty  [1]. 

{The  pari  of  the  rural  district  of  St.  Mellons 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parish  of  Roger- 
stone,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Bedwas 
and  Machen,  Bedwellty,  Mynyddislwyn, 
and  Risca.) 

•  Charles  Edwards  (Lab.)  .  .  11,730 
Capt.  William  Henry  Williams 

(Co.L.)  10,170 

Ebbw  Vale  [1]. 

{The  urban  districts  of  Ebbw  Vale,  Rhymney, 
and  Tredegar.) 

A  t  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Thomas 
Richards,  P.C.  (Lab.),  was  returned  unop- 
posed. In  July  1920  Mr.  Richards  re- 
signed, and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  tlu  itth 
of  that  month  there  was  not  any  opposition 
to  the  retu7-n  oj 

•  Evan  Davies  (Lab.). 

Monmouth  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Abergavenny,  Chepstow, 
Magor,  Monmouth,  and  Pontypool,  the 
rural  district  of  St.  Mellons  (except  the  civil 
parish  of  Rogerstone) ,  the  municipal  boroughs 
of  Abergavenny  and  Monmouth,  and  the 
urban  tlislricts  of  Caerleon,  Chepstow,  and 
Usk.) 

•Charles       Leolin       Forestier- 

Walker(U.) 9,164 

Hubert  Melville  Martineau  (L.)  6,189 

Pontypool  [1]. 
{The  urban  districts  of  Abersychan,  Blaenavon, 
Llanfrechfa    Upper,    Llantarnam,    ParUeg, 
and  Pontypool.) 

•Thomas  Griffiths  (Lab.)  ..  8,438 
Sir  Leonard  Wilkinson  Llewelyn, 

K.B.E.  (Co.U.)  .  .  .  .  7,021 
fAV.    Hon.   Reginald  McKenna, 

B.C.(L.)  6,160 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


MONTGOMERYSHIRE  [1]. 
(TA«  administrative  county  of  Montgomery.) 
Major  David  Davies  (Co.L.). 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


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MONTROSE  DISTRICT  (CO.  Forfax)  tl]. 

(Coinprisiiig Montrose,  Arhroath,  Brechin, 
Forfar,  and  /nverl>en>ie.) 


■A'John  Leng  Sturiock  (Co.L.)  . .  9,309 
Henry  Noel  Brailsford  (l.zh.)  .  .  2,940 
Retuniiug  OJicer— The  Sheriff  of  Forfar.  , 

MORAY  AND  NAIRN  [1]. 
{The  counties  of  Elgin  and  Nairn,  inclusive 

of  all  burghs  situated  therein.) 
Rt.    Hon.   Sir    Archibald  Williamson, 

Bt.,  P.C.  (Co.L.). 
Returuing  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  Inverness, 
Elgin,  and  Nairn. 


Morley  [See  Batley  and  Morley]. 


MORPETH  (Northumberland)  [1]. 
(Municipal  borough  of  Morpeth,  urban  districts 
of  Ashington,   Bedlingtonshire  and  Blyth, 
and   civil   parishes   of   Hepscott,   Morpeth 
Castle,  Newminster  and  Tranwell.' 


Moseley  [See  Birmingham]. 

Mossley  [See  Lancashire]. 

Moss  Side  [see  Manchester]. 

Motherwell  [See  Lanarkshire]. 

Nairnshire  [See  Morayshire  and  Nairn 

shire]. 


•John  Cairns,  M.B.E.  (Lab.)  ..  7,677 
Frank      Crane       Thornborough 

(Co.L.)  .  .  . .  ...  7,140 

Claud  Henry  Meares  (U.)  ..  4,320 
Capt.    Gerald    Douglus    Nezvton 

(Ind.)  . .  .  .  . .  . .    2,729 

Major   Thomas  Moffatt  Allison, 

M.D.C^.V).) SI  I 

Returtting    Officer — The  Mayor. 


^NATIONAL  UNIVERSITY  OF  IRELAND, 

THE  [1]. 
■¥-John(Eoin)  McNeill  (S.F.)   ..    1,644 
Professor  Arthur  William  Con- 

zvoy,  F.R.S.  (N.)        ..  ..       813 

Returning  Officer— The  Vice-Chancellor. 


Neath  [See  Glamorganshire]. 


NELSON  AND  COLNE  (Lancashire)  [1]. 

(Municipal  boroughs  of  Colne  and  Nelson, 
urban  districts  of  Barrowford,  Brierfield 
and  Trawden,  and  the  detached  part  of  the 
civil  parish  of  Foulridge  which  is  bounded 
on  the  north,  west,  and  south  by  the  municipal 
borough  of  Colne.) 

At  the  General  Election  Capt.  Albert  Smith 
(Lab.)  a7id  Fred  Greenwood  (L.)  polled 
respectively  14,075  and  8,623  votes.  In  June 
1920  Capt.  Albert  Smith  resigned,  and  at  a. 
Bye-Election  on  June  lyth,  1920,  the  result 
ivas 

54- Robinson  Graham  (Lab.)    ..    14,134 
Frederick  Norman  Waimvright 
(Co.U.)..  ..  ..     8,577 

Waller  Russell  Rea  (L.)         . .      5,805 
Returning  Office') — The  Mayor  of  Nelson. 


Newark  [See  Nottinghamshire]. 
Newbury  [See  Berkshire]. 
Newton  [See  Lancashire]. 


NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME  (Stafford- 
shire) [1]. 
{Municipal  borough  of  Newcastle-under-Lyme 

and  urban  districts  of  Audley  and   Wol- 

stanton  United.) 


Col.  Josiah  Clement  Wedgwood,  D.S.O- 
(Lab.§). 

Returning  Officer— The  Mayor. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND   UNIVERSITIES 


NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE  (Northum- 
berland) [41. 
{County    borough    of    Newcastle-upon-Tyne.) 


Central  [l]. 

{All  Saints,  St.  John's,  St.  Nicholas',  Stephen- 
son and  Westgate  Wards.) 

*Sir     George     Renwick,      Bt. 

(Co.U.)  ..         ..  ..  9,414 

James  Smith  (Lah.)        ..  ..  4,976 


East  [1]. 

(Byker,   St.    Anthony's,    St.    Lawrence    and 
Walker  Wards.) 

♦Major  Harry  Barnes  (L.§)  .  .  8,682 
^Walter  Hudsott,  O.B.E.  (Lab.)  5,195 
John  Thompson  {^.Y.Xi. '$,.'$>)   ..    1,079 


North  [1]. 

{Dme,  Heaton,  Jesmond,  St.  Andrew's  and 
St.  Thomas  Wards.) 

♦Nicholas       Grattan       Doyle 

(Co.U.)  11,347 

Sir  George  Lunn  (L.)  .  .         .  .     4,322 
Robert  John  IVilson  (Lzh.)     ..     3,102 


West  [1], 

{Armstrong,  Arthur's  Hill,  Benwell,  Elswick 

and  Fenham  Wards.) 

Rt.  Hon.  Edward  Shortt,  P.C, 

K.C.  (Co.L.)  . .         .  .         .  .  12,812 

Davit/ Adams  (Lah.)    ..         ..     6,411 

Returning  Officer— Thft  Sheriff. 


NEWPORT  (Monmouthshire)  [IJ. 
(County  borough  of  Newport.) 
Lewis  Haslam  (Co.L.)  .  .   14,080 

John  H^it/iam  Bowen  (Lab.)  10,234 
Bertie  Par  doe  Thomas  (Ind.)  647 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Newton  [See  Lancashire]. 


NORFOLK  [6]. 
(  The  administratizte  county  of  Norfolk.) 

Eastern  [1]. 
{The  rural  districts  of  East  and  West  Flegg, 
Loddon  and  Clavering,  St.  Faith's,  Small- 
burgh,  and  Blofield  (including  the  area, 
wholly  surrounded  by  the  county  borough  of 
Norwich,  in  which  stand  the  shire  hall, 
county  police  station  and  other  county 
buildings),  and  the  urban  district  of  North 
Walsham.) 

♦Capt.  Michael  Falcon  (Co.U.)   7,030 
Fred  Henderson  ("L.)     ..  ..   6,691 

IVtlliam  Benjai7tin  Taylor  {K.^\- 
cullure)  . .  . .  . .    1,926 

King's  Lynn  [11. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Docking,  Freebridge 
Lynn,  King's  Lynn,  and  Marshland  (except 
the  civil  parishes  of  Outwell  and  Upwell), 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Downham 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Wiggen- 
hall  St  Germans,  Wiggenhall  St.  Mary  the 
Virgin,  Wiggenhall  St.  Mary  Magdalen, 
and  Wiggenhall  St.  Peter,  the  municipal 
borough  of  King's  Lynn,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  New  Hunstanton  and  Walsoken.) 


New  Forest  and  Chrlstchurch  [See 
Hampshire]. 


Neville  Paul  Jodrell  (Co.U.) 
Robert  Barrie  Walker  (Lab.) , 


10,146 
9,780 


Northern  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Aylsham,  Erpingham, 
and  Walsingham,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Cromer,  Sheringham,  and  Wells.) 

■¥-Capt.    Henry    Douglas    King, 

C.B.E.,  D.S.O.  (Co.lnd.)     ..9,274 
^Noel  Edward  Buxton  (h-)     ••   9, 06 1 


J  Returned  at  General  Election  as  Co.L. 


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Southern  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Depwade,  Forehoe, 
Henstead,  and  Wayland,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Thetford  which  is  not  in- 
cluded in  the  South-Western  Division,  and 
the  urban  district  of  Diss.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  *Hon.  William 
Hepburn  Cozens-Hardy,  K.C.  (Co.L.)  and 
George  Edwards  (Lab  )  polled  respectively 
11,755  '^"<i  6.530  votes.  In  June  1920  Mr. 
Cozens-Hardy  succeeded  to  the  Barony 
0/  Cozens-Hardy,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on 
July  ■zqth,  1920,  the  result  was 

A^George Edwards,  O.B.E.  (Lab.)  8,594 
/antes  Henley  Batty  (Co.L.)  . .  6,476 
Charles  Henry  Roberts  (Ind.L.)  3,718 

South- Western  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Mitford  and  Launditch 
and  Swaffham,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Downham  which  is  not  included  in  the 
King's  Lynn  Division,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Marshland  which  consists  of  the 
civil  parishes  of  Outwell  and  Upwell,  the 
part  of  the  rural  district  of  Thetford  which 
consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Cranwich, 
Feltwell,  Feltwell  Anchor,  Hockwold-cum- 
Wilton,  Lynford,  Methwold,  Mundford, 
Northwold,  Santon,  Weeting  with  Brome- 
hill,  and  West  Tofts,  the  municipal  borough 
of  Thetford,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Downham  Market,  East  Dereham,  and 
Swaffham.) 

Sir  Richard  Winfrey  (Co.L.). 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Normanton  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 


NORTHAMPTON  [1]. 
(County  borough  of  Northampton.) 


oH    O/'X 


At  the  General  Election  Charles  Albert  Mc- 
Curdy,  K.C.  (Co.L.),  and  Walter  Halls 
(Lab.)  polled  respectively  18,010  and  10,735 
votes.  In  March  1920  Mr.  McCurdy  was 
appointed  Food  Controller,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  April  ist,  1920,  the  result  was 

Rt.      Hon.      Charles      Albert 

McCurdy,  P.C,  K.C  (Co.L.)  16,650 

JUiss        Margaret        Bondjield 

(Lab.)  13,279 

Returjiing  Officer — The  Mayor, 


NORTHAMPTONSHIRE  (with  Soke 
of  Peterborough)  [4]. 

{The  administrative  counties  of  Northampton 
and  the  Soke  of  Peterborough.) 

Daventry  [11. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Brackley,  Crick,  Daven- 
try, Hardingstone ,  Middleton  Cheney, 
Potterspury,  and  Towcester,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Northampton  which  is  not 
included  in  the  Kettering  Division,  and  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Brackley  and 
Daventry.) 

Capt.  the  Hon.  Edward  Alger- 
non FitzRoy  (Co.  U.)  ..    11,176 
William  fohn  Rogers  (Lab.)  . .      7,824 

Kettering  [1 

(TAe  rural  districts  of  Brixworth,  Kettering, 
and  Oxendon,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Northampton  which  consists  of  the  civil 
parishes  of  Great  Billing,  Little  Billing, 
and  Weston  Favell,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Desborough,  Kettering,  and  Rothwell.) 

•¥^Alfred      Edward      Waterson 

(Co-op.)         10,299 

Capt.  Leland  William  Wilber- 
force  Btixlon  {Co.L,.^  ..      7,1^1 

Brig.-Gen.     Algeinon    Francis 

Holford  Ferguson  (^ .Y .)     ..     4,489 

Peterborough   [1]. 

{The  administrative  county  of  the  Soke  of 
Peterborough,  the  rural  districts  of  Easton- 
on-the-Hill  and  Greiton,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Oundle  which  is  within  the 
administrative  county  of  Northampton,  the 
part  of  the  rural  district  of  Thrapston  which 
is  within  the  administrative  county  of 
Northampton  and  is  not  included  in  the 
Wellingborough  Division,  and  the  urban 
district  of  Oundle.) 

Henry        Leonard        Campbell 

Brassey  (Co.U.)         ..  ..   9,516 

/ohn  Mansfield  (Lab.)  . .  .  .    8,832 

Thomas  Ivatt  Slater  (L.)  . .   3,214 

Wellingborough  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Wellingborough,  the  part 
of  the  rural  district  of  Thrapston  which  con- 
sists of  the  civil  parishes  of  Chelveston-cum- 
Caldecott,  Hargrave,  and  Stanwick,  the 
municipal  borough  of  Higham  Ferrers,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Finedon,  Irthling- 
borough,  Raunds,  Rushden,  and  Welling- 
borough.) 

•  Walter  Robert  Smith  (Lab.)    10,290 
Alilner  Gray  {Co.'L.)     ..  •  •   9>3I3 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


NORTHUMBERLAND  [3]. 
{The   administrative   county  of   Northumber- 
land exclusive  of  the  parts  thereof  comprised 
in  parliamentary  boroughs.) 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


NortIiumberland-c<>M//Mi/«</. 

Berwlck-uponTweed  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Alnwick,  Belford, 
GUndale,  Norham  and  Islandshires,  and 
Rotkbury,  with  the  Fame  Islands,  the 
municipal  borough  of  Berwick-upon-Tweed, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Alnwick,  Amble, 
and  Rothbury.) 

Sir  Francis  Douglas  Blake,  Bt., 

C.B.  (Co.L.) 6,721 

Ca/>t.    the  Hon.    William  John 
Montagu    Watson  -  Armstrong 

(Ind) 4,397 

Hezliam  [l]. 

iTA*  rural  districts  of  Bellingham,  Halt- 
whistle,  and  Hexham,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Castle  Ward  which  consists  of 
the  civil  parishes  of  Bitchfield,  Black 
Heddon,  Capheaton,  Cheeseburn  Grange, 
East  Mat  fen,  Fenwick,  Harlow  Hill, 
Hawkwell,  Heugh,  Ingoe,  Kearsley,  Kirk- 
healon,  Nesbitt,  Ouston,  Ryal,  Wallridge, 
and  West  Matfen,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Hexham  and  Prudhoe.) 

*  Major  Douglas  Clifton  Brown 

(Co.U.)  7,763 

William  Weir  (^Lah.)   ..  ..4,168 

Majorthe  Hon.  Wentworth  Henry 
Canning  Beaumont  (Xi.)       ..    3,948 

Wansbeck  [1]. 

{The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Castle  Ward 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Hexham 
Division,  the  rural  district  of  Morpeth 
{except  the  civil  parishes  of  Hepscott, 
Morpeth  Castle,  Newminster,  and  Tran- 
well),  the  urban  districts  of  Cramlington, 
Earsdon,  Newbiggin-by-th?-Sea,  Newburn, 
Seaton  Delaval,  Seghill,  and  Whitley  and 
Monkseaton,  and  the  part  of  the  adminis- 
trative county  of  Northumberland  consisting 
of  the  Moot  Hall  and  precincts  which  is 
wholly  surrounded  by  the  county  borough  of 
Newcastle-on-Tyne.) 

Robert  Mason  (Co.L.)  ..    14,065 

JSdenezer  £dwards  Qhah.)       ..    10,666 
Returning  Officer— "Vh^  High  Sheriff. 

Northwlcli  iSee  Cheshire]. 


NORWICH  (Norfolk)  [2]. 
{County  borough  of  Norwich) 


Rt.  Hon.  George  Henry  Roberts, 
P.C.  (Lab.) 

Lieut. -Com.  Edward  Hilton 
Young,  D.S.O.,  D.S.C., 
R.N.V.R.  (Co.L.)   .  . 

Herbert  Edward  Witard  (Lab.) 

Returning  Officer^The  Sheriff. 


26,642 


25,555 
6,856 


Norwood  [See  Lambeth]. 


NOTTINGHAM  [4]. 
{County  borough  of  Nottingham.) 


Central  [1]. 

{Forest,  Market,  Robin  Hood,  St.  Ann's  and 
Sherwood  Wards.) 

^Albert  Reuben  Atkey  (Co.U.)  10,552 
Edmtind Huntsman  (h.)  ..  3,988 
Arthur  Kitson  (N.P.) . .  . ,      1,999 


East  [1]. 

{Byron,  Manvers,  Mapperley  and  St.  Mary's 
Wards.) 

Sir    John     David     Rees,      Bt., 

K.C.LE..  C.V.O.  (Co.U.)    ..  9,549 
Tom  Proctor  {'L'sh.)        ..  ..2,817 

Joseph  Nathaniel  Dennis  Brookes 

(Ind.) 2,166 


South  [11. 

{Bridge,  Castle,  Meadows  and  Trent  Wards.) 

Col.    Lord     Henry    Cavendish 

Cavendish- Benlinck  (Ind.C.)   10,881 
Henty  Mills  (Ind.)       ..  ..     3,738 


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West  [1]. 
{Bfoxtowe,  St.  Albans  and  Wollaton  Wards.) 
■¥-Arthur  Hayday  (Lab.)  ..    7,286 

\Arthur  Richardson  {L..)  ..   5,552 

Returning  Officer— 'Vm  Sheriff. 


NOTTINGHAMSHIRE  [5]. 

{The  administrative  county  of  Nottingham.) 
Bassetlaw  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Blyth  and  Cuckney, 
East  Retford  and  Misterton,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Skegby  which  consists  of 
the  civil  parish  of  Sookholme,  the  municipal 
borough  of  East  Retford,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Warsop  and  Worksop.) 

Sir  (William)  Ellis  Hume- Williams, 
K.B.E.,  K.C.  (Co.U.). 

Broxtowe  [1]. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Basford  which 
is  not  included  in  the  Rushcliffe  Division, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Arnold,  East- 
wood, Hucknall,  and  Kirkby-in-Ashfield.) 

-KGeorge  Alfred  Spencer  (Lab.)  il,  150 

■^  Sir  Charles  Hiltott  Seely,  Bt.{  L. )  4, 68 1 
Capt.    Herbert   Hoyle    Whaite, 

i»/.i9.  (Co.  N.D.)     ..          ..  4,374 


Mansfield  [1]. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Skegby  which 
is  not  included  in  the  Bassetlaw  Division, 
the  municipal  borough  of  Mansfield,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Huthwaite,  Mansfield 
Woodhouse  and  Sutton-in-Ashfield.) 


■¥-\Villiam  Carter  (Lab.)  ••   8,957 

G.  IV.S.JarreUiCo.N.'D.)  ..6,678 
Mrs.  Violet  Carruthers,  C.tf.  (L.)  4,000 
Dr.    Nowroji    Merwanji   Tara- 

chand  (Ind.) 878 


Newark  [l]. 

{  The  rural  districts  of  Bingham,  Newark  and 
Southwell,  and  the  municipal  borough  of 
Newark.) 


Capt.  John  Ralph  Starkey  (Co.U.). 


BushclifTe  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Leake  and  Stapleford, 
the  rural  district  consisting  of  the  civil 
parishes  of  Kingston-upon-Soar  and  Rat- 
cliff  e-upon-Soar,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Basford  which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes 
of  Awsworth,  Barton-in-Fabis,  Bilborough, 
Bradmore,  Bunny,  Burton  Joyce,  Clifton- 
with-Glapton,  Colwick,  Cossall,  Gamston, 
Gedling,  Gotham,  Nuthall,  Ruddington, 
South  Wilford,  Stoke  Bardolph,  Strelley, 
Thrumpton,  Trowell,  and  Wollaton  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Beeston,  Carlton  and 
West  Bridgford.) 


*  Henry     Bucknall     Betterton, 

C.B.E.  (Co.U.) 
Charles  Harris  (Lab.) . . 
^Et.    Hon.    Leifchild  Strat  en 

/ones,  P.C.  (L.) 
Retnmmg  O^cer— The  High  Sheriff. 


10,848 
6,180 

3.673 


Nuneaton  [See  Warwickshire]. 
Ogmore  [See  GlamorgansMrel. 


OLDHAM  (Lancashire)  [2]. 
(County  borough  of  Oldham.) 


246 


COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Oldliam  (LancasUre) — contiK»ed. 
Sir    Edmund    Robert    Bartley- 

Denniss  (Co.U.) 
Sir    William    Barton    (Ind.L. 

and  Free  Trader§).. 
IVilliam    Cornforth    Robinson, 

O.B.E.  (Lab.) 
^Walter  Russell  Rea  (L. ) 
Returning  Officer— "Xhc  Mayor. 


26,586 

26,254 

15,178 
9,323 


ORKNEY  AND  ZETLAND  [1]. 
(The  counties  of  Orkney  and  Zetland,  inclusive 

at  all  burghs  situated  therein.) 
At  the  General  Election  John  Cathcart  Wason 
(Co.L.)  ivas  returned  unopposed.  In  April 
1921  Mr.  Wason  died,  and  at  a  Bye-Election 
CH  May  17 /A,  1921,  there  tvas  not  any 
opposition  to  the  return  of 

•sir  Malcoltn  Smith,  K.B.E.  (Co.L.). 

Returriing  Officer— The  Sheriff  of  cos.  Caith- 
ness, Orkney,  and  Zetland. 


Ormeau  [See  Belfast!. 

Ormskirk  [See  Lancashire]. 

Oswestry  [See  Shropshire]. 

Otley  [See  Pudsey  and  Otley]. 


OXFORD  [1]. 
(County  borough  of  Oxford  ) 


John  Arthur  Ransome  Marriott 

(Co.U.)  9,805 

Cap/.     George    Herbert   Higgins 

(L-) 4.057 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


OXFORDSHIRE  [2]. 
(Jhe  administrative  county  of   Oxford.) 

Banbury  [1]. 
{The  rural  districts  of  Banbury,  Chipping 
Norton,  Witney,  and  Woodstock,  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Banbury,  Chipping 
Norton,  and  Woodstock,  and  the  urban 
district  of  Witney.) 


Col.  Sir  Rhys  Williams,  Bt.,  D.S.O., 
K.C.  (Co.L.). 

Henley  11]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Bicester,  Crowmarsh, 
Culham,  Goring,  Headington,  Henley  and 
Thame,  the  municipal  borough  of  Henley- 
on-Thames,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Bicester,  Thame  and  Wheatley.) 


¥Capt.  Reginald  Terrell  (Co.U.)   10,757 
Capt.    Edmund    J^flus    Mac- 
naghlen^X..) 5,138 

Returning  Officer— T\ie.  High  Sheriff. 

OXFORD  UNIVERSITY  [2]. 


Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Hugh  Richard 
Heathcote  Gascoyne  -  Cecil, 
P.C.  (Ind.C.§§)        .  .         .  .  2,771 


^  Returned  at  General  Election  as  Co.L. 
i§  Relumed  at  General  Election  as  Co.U. 


RETURNING   MEMBERS   TO   PARLIAMENT. 


247 


At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Lord 
Hugh  Richard  Heathcote  Gascoyne-Cecil, 
P.C.  (Co.U.),  Rt.  Hon.  Rowland  Edmund 
Prothero,  P.C,  M.V.O.  (Co.U.),  Professor 
George  Gilbert  Aime  Murray,  LL.D.  (L.), 
and  Henry  Sanderson  Furniss  (Lab.) 
finally  polled  respectively  '2,tji,  2,546,  812, 
and  351  votes  wider  Proportional  Repre- 
sentation. In  Jan.  igig  Mr.  Prothero  luas 
raised  to  the  Peerage,  and  at  a  Bye-Election 
on  March  2^th,  1919,  the  result  tvas 

■*Sir  Charles  William  Chadwick 

Oman,  K.B.E.,  F.S.A.  (U.)  2,613 

Profissor    George    Gilbert    Airn^ 

Murray,  LL.D.  {L,.^  ..    1,330 

Alhehtan  Riley  (Ind.)  .  .  .  .    1,032 

Returning  Officer — The  Vice-Chancellor. 

PADDINGTON  [2]. 
{Metropolitan  borough  of  Paddington.) 


North  [1]. 

{Queen's    Park,  Harrow  Road,  Maida  Vale 

and  Town  Wards.) 

*William George Perring(Co.U.)  5,759 
Capt.    Wilfred    Gordon    Aston 

(N.P.)  4,029 

Lieut.  -  Col.      Edward     Patrick 

lokn      Barry,      M.R.C.V.S. 

(N.F.D.S.S.)  ..  ..  ..   3,571 

Leonard  BenJaminFranklin  (L.)   i ,  83 1 
Herbert  Bundy  iX'dh.')  ..  ..    1,275 

■\Artkur  Strauss  {l^ah.)  ..       774 

South  [1] 
{Hyde  Park,  Lancaster  Gate  East,  Lancaster 
Gate   West    and    Westbourne  and    Church 
Wards.) 

Sir     Henry     Percy     Harris,     K.  B.E. 

(Co.C.§). 
Returning  Officer— The  Mayor. 


PAISLEY  (Renfrewshire)  [1]. 
{Burgh  of  Paisley.) 
At    the    General   Election     Sir    John    Mills 
McCallum  (L.),  John   M.  Biggar  (Co-op.), 
and  John  Taylor  (Co.ti.Ti.) polled  respect- 
ively 7,542,  7,436,  a«rf  7,201  votes.     In  Jan. 
1920   Sir  John   Mills   McCallum  died,  and 
'  at  a  Bye-Election  on  Feb.  12M,  1920,  the 
result  was 


Rt.   Hon.    Herbert  Henry  As- 

quith,  P.C,  K.C.  (L.)  ..  14,736 
Johjt  McLaren  Biggar  (Lab.)  11,902 
James  Anderson  Dtmlop  Mac- 

kean  (Co.'U.)  ..  ..     3,795 

Returning  Officer — The    Sheriff  of   Renfrew 
and  Bute. 


Park  [See  Sheffield]. 

Partick  (See  Glasgow]. 

Peckham  [See  Camberwell] 

Peebles  and  Southern  [See  Midlothian 

and  Peeblesshire]. 

Peeblesshire  [See  Midlothian  and 

Peeblesshire]. 
Pembroke  [See  Dublin  County]. 


PEMBROKESHIRE  [1]. 
(The    administrative    county    of    Pembroke.) 
*Sir  Evan  Davies  Jones,   Bt. 

(Co.L.)  19,200 

Jvor  Gwynne  {Lish.)     ..  ..      7,712 

Griffith  Bowen   Thomas  (Soc.)         597 
Heturning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 

Penistone  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 
Penrith  and  Cockermouth  [See 
Cumberland]. 
Penrjna  and  Falmouth  [See  Cornwall]. 
Perth  [See  Perthshire  and  Kinross- 
shire]. 


PERTHSHIRE  AND  KINROSS-SHIRE  [2]. 

{The  counties  of  Perth  and  Kinross,  inclusive 
of  all  burghs  situated  therein.) 


Kinross  and  Western  [1]. 

(The  county  of  Kinross,  inclusive  of  the  burgh 
of  Kinross,  together  with  so  much  of  the 
county  of  Perth  as  is  contained  within  the 
Central,  Highland  and  Western  County 
Districts,  inclusive  of  all  burghs  situated 
therein.) 
*James  Gardiner  (Co.L.)  . .  7.579 
^Brig.-Gen.  Archibald  Stirling 
(Co.U.)  6,975 


§  Returned  at  General  Election  as  Co.U. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Pertbsblre  and  Kinross  sliire—co«/t»K;</. 

Perth  [1]. 

{So  muck  of  the  county  of  Perth  as  is  contained 
within  the  Eastern  or  Blairgowrie  and  Perth 
County  Districts,  inclusive  of  the  city  of 
Perth  and  all  burghs  situated  within  the 
taid  county  districts.) 


William  Young  (Co.L.). 

Returning  O^cer— The  Sheriff  of  Perthshire. 

Peterborough  [See  NorthamptonsMre]. 

Petersfleld  [See  Hampshire]. 

Plalstow  [See  West  Ham]. 

Platting  [See  Manchester]. 


PLYMOUTH  (Devonshire)  [3]. 
{County  borough  of  Plymouth.) 


Devonport  [1]. 
{Ford,    Keyham,    Molesworth,    Nelson 
Aubyn  and  St.  Budeaux  Wards.) 


St. 


Sir    Clement    Kinloch-Cooke, 

K.B.E.  (Co.U.)         ..         ..  13,240 

Fred  Bratn ley  {hsh.)    ..          ..  4,115 

Satnuel Lithgovo  {^.)    ..          ..  3,930 

Drake  [1]. 
(Dfafte's,  Mount  Edgcumbe,  Mutley,  Penny- 
cross,  St.  Peter's,  Stoke  and  Valletort  Wards.) 

Sir  Arthur  Shirley  Benn,  K.B.E. 

(CoU.)  I7,i88 

Thomas   IVilHam  Dobson  (L.)     6,225 


Sutton  [1]. 

{Charles,     Compton,     Friary,     Laira,     St. 
Andrew's,  Sutton  and  Vintry  Wards.) 

At  the  General  Election  Major  the  Hon. 
Waldorf  Astor  (Co.U.),  William  Thomas 
Gay  (Lab.),  awrfCapt.  Sidney  Ransom  fL.) 
polled  respectively  17,091,  5,334,  and  3,488 
votes.  In  Oct.  1919  Mr.  Astor  sticceeded  to 
the  Viscounty  oj  Astor,  and  at  a  Bye-Elec- 
tion on  Nov.  i$tk,  1919,  the  result  ivas 


■¥^Viscountess  (Nancy  Witcher) 

Astor  (Co.U.) 
William    Thornas   Gay  (Lab.) 
Isaac  Fool  (  L. ) 
Returning-  Officer — The  Mayor. 


14,495 
9,292 

4.139 


Pollok  [See  Glasgow], 

Pontefract  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding}. 

Pontypool  [See  Monmouthshire]. 

Ponts^ridd  [See  Glamorganshire]. 

Poole  [See  Dorset]. 


POPLAR  (CO.  London)  [2]. 

{Metropolitan  borough  of  Poplar."^ 

Bow  and  Bromley  [1]. 

{Bow  Central,  Bow  North,  Bow  South,  Bow 
West,  Bromley  North-East,  Bromley  North- 
West  and  Bromley  South-West  Wards.) 

Sir  Reginald  Blair  (Co.U.)       . .    8,109 
George  Lansbury  (Lab.)  . .    7,248 

Mark  Dalton  (L.)  .  .         .  .      988 

South  Poplar  [1]. 

{Bromley  Central,  Bromley  South-  East, 
Poplar  Cubitt  Town,  Poplar  East,  Poplar 
Millwall,  Poplar  North-West,  and  Poplar 
West  Wards.) 

Sir  Alfred  William  Yeo.  (Co.L.)  8,571 
Samuel  AfarcA  (Lab.)    .  .         .  .  4,446 
Capl.   Wilfrid  T.  Allen 
(N.F.D.S.S.) 4,339 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


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PORTSMOUTH  (Hampshire)  [3]. 
(County  borough  of  Portsmouth.) 


Central  [Ij. 

{Buckland,  Fratton,  Kingston,  St.  Mary  and 
Town  Hall  Wards.) 

¥Sir  Thomas  Arthur  Bramsdon 

(L.) 10,929 

Col.      Sir     William      Thomas 

Dupree  (Co.U.)         .  .         .  .     6,008 

Hugh  Hinshelwood  (Lab.)      .  .     4,004 


North  [1]. 

{Charles  Dickens,  Mile  End,  North  End  and 
Portsea  Wards.) 

Major    Sir    Bertram     Godfray 

Falle,  Bt.  (Co.U.)    ..  ..    11,427 

Lionel  James    Woods    Yexley 

(Ind.)  7,063 


South  [1]. 

{Havelock,   Highland,   St.   Paul,  St.   Simon 
and  St.  Thomas  Wards.) 

^Major  Herbert  Robin  Cayzer 

(Co.U.)  15,842 

Miss   Alison     Vickers   Garland 

(L.) 4,283 

/ames  Lacey  (hzh.)     ..  ..     3,070 

Returning;  Officer—  The  Mayor. 


Fottinger  [See  Belfast]. 


PRESTON  (Lancashire)  [2]. 

{County  borough  of  Preston  and  urban  district 
of  Fulwood.) 


•Tom  Shaw,  C.B.E.  (Lab  ) .  . 
Lieut.-Col.    the    Hon.     George 

Frederick     Stanley,    C.M.G. 

(Co.U.)  

Lieut.  John  Joseph  O'Neill  (L.) 
^Warwick  Brookes  {Co.\] .)     .. 

Returnitig  Officer — The  Mayor. 


19,213 


18,97a 
18,485 
17,928 


Prestwich  [See  Middleton  and  Prest- 
wich]. 

Pudsey  and  Otley  [See  Yorkshire. 
W.  Riding]. 

Putney  [See  Wandsworth]. 


tQUEEN'S  CO.  [1]. 

[The  Baronies  of  Ballyadams,  Clatidonagh, 
Charmallagh,  Cullenagh,  Maryborough 
East,  Maryborough  West,  Portnahinch, 
Slieventargy,  Stradbally,  Tinnahinch,  and 
Upper^oods.) 

♦Kevin    Christopher     Higgins 
(S.F.)  ..  ..  ..    13,452 

'^Patrick  Joseph  Meehan  (N.).  .     6,48a 

Returning  Officer— The  High  Sheriff. 


Queen's  University  of  Belfast  [See 
Belfast  University]. 

RadcUfffe  [See  Heywood  and  Radcliffe]. 

Radnorshire    [See    Breconshtre    and 
Radnorshire]. 

Rathmines  [See  Dublin  County]. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


READING  (Berksbire)  [11. 
(County  borough  ot  Reading.) 


Lieut.-Col.  Leslie  Oriiie  Wilson, 
C.M.G.,D.S.O.(Co.U.)  .. 
Thomas  Charles  Morris  (Lab.) 
/•'riderich  Thoresby  (L.) 
Lorenzo  Edward  Quelch  (Soc.) 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 

Reigate  [See  Surrey]. 


15.204 
8,410 

3,143 
1,462 


RENFREWSHIRE  [2]. 

\The  county  of  Renfrew,  inclusive  of  all  burghs 
situated  therein,  except  the  burghs  of 
Greenock  and  Paisley,  together  with  so  muc) 
of  the  burgh  oi  Renfrew  as  is  contained 
within  the  parish  of  Govan  in  the  county  of 
Lanark.) 

Eastern  [1]. 

{The  Upper  County  District,  inclusive  of  all 
burghs  situated  therein,  except  the  burghs  of 
Paisley  and  Johnstone,  together  with  so 
much  of  the  burgh  of  Renfrew  as  is  contained 
within  the  parish  of  Govan  in  the  county  of 
Lanark.) 

*Joseph     Johnstone,     O.  B.  E. 

(Qo.L.)         13.107 

Hoderi  Spence  (L,3.h.)  ..  ..     5,048 

Western  [1]. 

<r*«  Lower  County  District,  inclusive  of  all 
burghs  situated  therein,  except  the  burgh  of 
Greenock,  together  with  the  burgh  of  John- 
stone.) 

Col.  James  William  Greig,  C.B., 

K.C.  (Co.L.)  ..  ..    11,524 

Roberl  Murray  (X^^  ..     7,126 

Ketumivg  Officer— The  Sheriff  of  Renfrew 
and  Bute. 


RHONDDA  (Glamorganshire)  [2]. 
East  [1]. 
{Numbers  seven,  eight,  nine  and  ten  Wards 
of  the  Rhondda  Urban  District  Council,  and 
the  part  of  number  six  Ward  which  is  not 
included  in  the  West  Division.) 
•Major  David  Watts  Morgan,  C.B.E., 
D.S.O.  (Lab.). 


West  [1]. 

{Numbers  one,  two,  three,  four  and  five  Wards 
of  the  Rhondda  Urban  District  Council, and 
the  part  of  number  six  Ward  which  lies  to 
the  west  of  the  middle  of  the  River  Rhondda 
and  is  known  as  Tonypandy.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  William 
Abraham,  P.C.  (Lab.),  was  returned  unop- 
posed. In  Dec.  1920  he  resigned,  and  at  a 
Bye- Election  en  the  2xst  of  that  month  the 
result  ivas 


•William  John  (Lab.) 
Gwilym  Rowlands  (Co.U.) 


14.03s 
9,959 


Returning   Officet —  The    Chairman   of   the 
Rhondda  Urban  District  Council. 


RICHMOND  (Surrey)  [1].  ^ 

(Municipal  borough  of  Richmond  and  urban 
districts  of  Barnes  and  Ham.) 

*ClifiFord      Blackburn       Edgar 

(Co.U.)  8,364 

Mrs.  Norah  Dacre  Fox  (Ind.) . .   3,615 
lames  Morrison  (L.)      . .  . .    3,491 

William  Walter  Crotch  {Vn^.) . .   2,220^ 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Riclunond  [See  YorksMre,  N.  Rldlngl. 
Ripon  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 

ROCHDALE  (Lancashire)  [1]. 
(County  borough  of  Rochdale.) 


•Alfred  Joseph  Law  (Co.U.). .  14,299 

Henry  Vivian  Phillipps  (L.)  . .  6,452 

Richard  Henry  Tawney  (Lab.)  4,956 
John  Joseph     Terrett    (British 

W^orkers'  League)  . .  . .  2, 358 
Major  John   Fitzgerald  /ones, 

M.C.iN.P.)             ..          .,  1,992 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor.  ■  '., 


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EOCHESTEE  (Kent)  [2]. 

{Municipal  boroughs  of  Rochester,  Chatham, 
and  Gillingham.) 


Chatham  [1]. 

{The  City  of  Rochester  and  the  Luton,  Rust- 
church,  St.  Paul's,  St.  John's,  and  St. 
Michael's  Wards  of  the  municipal  borough 
of  Chatham.) 


-¥Lieut.-C()l.    John    Theodore 
Cuthbert     Moore  -  Brabazon 
(Co.U.)          ..          .:          ..    11,454 
Daitzy  Hubbard  (Lab.)           . .     4, 1 34 
Hubert  Bayhy  Dryidale  Wood- 
cock Q^.')        2,778 

Gillingham  :1]. 

{Municipal  borough  of  Gillingham,  and  the 
part  of  the  municipal  borough  of  Chatham 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Chatham 
Division.) 

Gerald    Fitzroy    Hohler,    K.C. 

(Co.U.)  12,455 

Alfred  Williavi  Tapp  (Lab.)  . .  4,705 
Joseph  Bryan  Cronin  (Ind.)  ..  l,ool 
Returning:  Officer— "Xhs  Mayor  of  Chatham. 


JEOSCOMMON  CO.  [2]. 
North  Eoscommon  [1]. 

{Tke  Baronies  of  Ballintober  North  and 
French  Park,  and  part  0/  the  Barony  o_f 
Roscommon.) 

Count  (George  Noble)  Plunkett  (S.F.). 


South  Eoscommon  [1]. 

(The  previously  existing  South  Roscommon 
Division  (exclusive  of  the  part  which  is 
comprised  in  the  administrative  county  of 
Galway),  together  with  the  part  of  the  pre- 
viously existing  North  Galway  Division  of 
the  parliamentary  county  of  Galway  which 
is  comprised  in  the  administrative  county 
of  Roscommon.) 

•  Henry  Boland  (S.F.)  ..    10,685 

\John  Patrick  Hayden  (N.)    . .      4,232 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Eoss  and   Cromarty  [See    Inverness- 
shire  and  Eoss  and  Cromarty]. 


EOSSENDALE  [Lancashire)  [1]. 

(Municipal  boroughs  of  Bacup,   Haslingden 
and  Rawtenstall.) 

•  Robert  Waddington  (Co.U.) . .  8,907 
Cilbert  Wi-ight  Jones  {hah.)  ..  7,984 
^Sir  fohn  Henry  Maden  (L.)  . .  5,837 
Returning  Officer — The  Maj^or  of  Rawtenstall. 


Eoss-shire  [See  Inverness-shire,  Eoss- 
shire  and  Cromarty]. 


EOTHEEHAM  (Yorkshire)  [1]. 

{County  borough  of   Rotherham,   and   urban 
districts  of  Greasbrough  and  Rawmarsh.) 


¥Major  Frederick  Arthur 
Kelley,  O.B.E.  (Co.U.)  .. 
James  Walker  (X-aHo.')  .. 

Lieut. -Com.  the  Hon.  /oseph 
Montague  Kenworthy  (L. ) . . 

E.  S.  Bardsley  (N.D.) 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


11,473 
9,757 

3,805 
564 


Eomford  [See  Essex]. 


Eotherhithe  [See  Bermondsey]. 

Bother    Valley    [See    Yorkshire,    W. 
Eiding]. 

Eothwell  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Eldingi. 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


ROXBURGHSHIRE      AND      SELKIRK- 
SHIRE [1]. 

(The    counties    of     Roxburgh    and    Selkirk, 
inclusive  of  all  burghs  situated  therein.) 


ONTRA_]     (i/ 


Rt.  Hon.  Robert  Munro,  P.C, 

K.C.  (Co.L.) 13,043 

Thomas  Hamiltojt  (L,3\).)        ..     5,574 

Returning  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  cos.  Rox- 
burgh, Berwick,  and  Selkirk. 


Royton  [See  Lancasliire]. 

Rugby  [See  Warwickshire]. 

Rushcllffe  [See  Nottinghamshire]. 

Rnsholme  [Sea  Manchester]. 

Rutherglen  [See  Lanarkshire]. 

Rutland  [See  Kesteven  and  Rutland]. 

Rutland  and  Stamford  [See  Kesteven 
and  Rutland]. 

Rye  [See  Sussex,  East]. 

Saffron  Walden  [See  Essex]. 

St.  Albans  [See  Hertfordshire]. 

St.  Andrews  University  [See  Edinburgh 
University,  etc.]. 

St.  Anne's  [See  Belfast]. 

St     George's    [See  Westminster,   and 
Stepney]. 


ST.  HELENS  (L&ncashtre)  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  St.  Helens.) 


♦James  Sexton,  C. B.E.  (Lab.)  15,583 
\Rigby   Philip    Watson   Swift, 

K.C.  (Co.U.) 11,689 

Returning  Officer— The  Mayor. 


St.  Ives  [See  Cornwall]. 
St.  James's  [See  Dublin  City]. 


ST.  MARYLEBONE  [1.] 
(Metropolitan  borough  of  St.  Marylebone.) 
Major  Sir  Samuel  Edward  Scott,    Bt, 
(Co.U.). 

Returning   Officer — James   Wilson,   O.  B.E., 
99,  Marylebone  Road,  N.W. 


St.  Hlchan's  [See  Dublin  City]. 

ST.  PANCRAS  (London)  [3]. 
{Metropolitan  borough  of  St.  Pancras.) 

North  [1]. 
{Wards  numbers  one  and  two,  and  the  part  of 
Ward  number  three  which  lies  to  the  north 
and  west  of  a  line  running  along  the  middle 
of  Camden  Road  from  a  point  where  that 
road  is  intersected  by  the  eastern  boundary 
of  the  metropolitan  borough  to  the  point 
where  that  road  crosses  the  Regent's  Canal 
and  thence  westward  along  the  middle  of 
that  canal  to  the  western  boundary  of  Ward 
number  three.) 

*John  William  Lorden  (Co.U.)  7,260 
^Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Willoughby  Hyett 

Dickinson,  P.C,  K.B.E.  (L.)  5,596 
J.  Gilbei i  Dale  {Ldih.)   ..  ..4,651 


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South-Sast  [1]. 
(Wards  number  six  and  eight,  and  the  part  of 
Ward  number  three  which  is  not  included 
in  the  North  Division.) 
*John  Wells  Wainwright  Hop- 
kins (C.)  4,884 

Lieut.  Richard  Le  >pold  Eeiss  ( L. )  3, 594 
Percy  Adams  (Ind.)  .  .  .  .  2,263 
Herbert  George  Romerill  (Lab.)  2,189 

South-West  [1]. 
{Wards  numbers  four,  five  and  seven.) 
Major  Richard  Whieldon  Barnett 

(Co.U.)  , 7,119 

Arthur StretlellComynsCarriX..)  4,679 
Joseph  Charles  Sherrott  (Ind.). .  352 
Returning  O^cer— The  Mayor. 

St.  Patrick's  [See  Dublin  City]. 
St.  Rollox  [See  Glasgow]. 


SALFORD  (Lancashire)  [3]. 
{County  borough  of  Salford.) 


Nortb  [1]. 

{Albert  Park,  Charlestown,  Grosvenor,  Kersal 
and  St.  Matthias  Wards.) 

Benjamin  Tillett  (Lab.)  ..    12,079 

Fredeiick  William  Roe  Ry croft 

(L-) 4,155 

South  [1]. 
{Crescent,  Islington,  Ordsall,  Regent,  Trafford, 

Trinity  and  Weaste  Wards.) 
Sir  (Clement  Anderson)  Monta- 
gue Barlow,  K.B.E.  (Co.U.)  14,265 
James   Gorman    (Lab.)  . .     3,807 

Capt.  Francis  Beneaict  Vincent 
Norris  {L.)     ..  ..  ..      1,994 

West  [1]. 
{Hope,  St.   Paul,  St.   Thomas   and  Seedley 

Wards.) 
*Lieut.-Com.   Frederick  Wolfe 

Astbury  (U.) 9,478 

Sir  William  Stephens  (Co.  L.). .    5,554 
Rhys  John  Davies  {X'2\i.')  ..   4,503 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Salisbury  [See  Wiltshire]. 
Salop  [See  Shropshire]. 
Scarborough  and  Whitby  [See  York- 
shire, N.  Riding]. 

Scotland  [See  Liverpool]. 
Scottish  Universities  [See  Edinburgh, 
St.   Andrews,  Glasgow,  and  Aber- 
deen Univs.]. 

Seaham  [See  Durham  County]. 

Sedgefield  [See  Durham  County]. 

Selkirkshire  [See  Roxburghshire  and 

Selkirkshire]. 

Sevenoaks  [See  Kent]. 

Shankill  [See  Belfast]. 


SHEFFIELD  (Yorkshire)  [7]. 
{County  borough  of  Sheffield.) 


Attercliffe  [1]. 
(Attercliffe  and  Darnall  Wards.) 
■<^  Thomas  Worrall  Casey  (Co.L.)   12,308 
'\ William    Crawford  Anderson 

(Lab.)  6,539 

Brightside  [1]. 
{Brightside  and  Burngreave  Wards.) 
Rt.     Hon.     Sir     John     Tudor 

Walters,  T.C.  (Co.L.)         .  .   12,164 
Richard  Edward  Jones  (Lab.)     6,781 

.Central  [1]. 

{St.  Peter's  and  St.  Philip's  Wards,  and  the 
part  of  Broomhall  Ward  which  lies  to  the 
east  of  a  line  drawn  along  the  middle  of 
Broomhall  Street  from  the  point  where  that 
street  intersects  the  northern  boundary  of  the 
ward  to  the  point  opposite  the  middle  of 
Hanover  Street,  thence  along  the  middle  of 
Hanover  Street  to  the  southern  boundary  of 
the  ward.) 

James  Fitzalan  Hope  (Co.U.)  9,361 
Alfred  James  Bailey  {Lah.)  ..  5,959 
Robert  George  Murray  (Socialist)      643 

Ecclesall  [1]. 
{Ecclesall  and  S harrow  Wards.) 
Sir  Samuel  Roberts,  Bt.  (Co.U.). 


254 


COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Sheffield  (Yorkshire)— c<»i//'nM«</. 

Hallam  [1]. 

[Crookesmoor  and  Hallam  Wards,  and  the  part 
of  Broomhall  Ward  which  is  not  included 
in  the  Central  Division.) 

^Douglas  Vickers  (Co. U.)- 

HUlsborough  [1]. 
(  Hillsborough,  Neepsend  and  Walkley  Wards.) 
♦Arthur  Neal  (Co.L.)..  ..    ii,i7i 

Arthur  Lockivood  {Co-O'p.)      ..     4,050 

Park  [1]. 
(Heeley  and  Park  Wards.) 
j^.  Lieut. -Col.     Henry     Kenyon 

Stephenson,  D.S.O.  (Co.  L. )  12,339 
A //red  Barton  (SociaMst)  ..  3,167 
Returning  Officer — The  Lord  Mayor. 


Sheffield  University  [See  Durham 

University,  etc.]. 

Shetland  [See  Orkaey  and  Zetland]. 

Shettleston  [See  Glasgow]. 

Shipley  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 

SHOREDITCH  (Middlesex)  [1]. 
{Metropolitan  borough  of  Shoreditch.) 
Rt.   Hon.   Christopher  Addison, 

P.C,  M.D.  (Co.L.)   ..  ..   9,532 

Robert  Standish  Sievier  (}3.')    ..    3,414 
J.  Walton  (Lab.)  . .  ..   2,072 

^ Henry   George   Chancellor  (L.)   1,524 
Thomas  Warwick  (N.  P. )  . .       504 

Returning  Officer—}.  A.  D.  Mi.ne,  O.B.E., 
Shoreditch  Town  Hall,  Old  Sreet,  E.C.2. 


Shrewsbury  [See  Shropshire]. 


SHROPSHIRE  [41. 
(TAe  administrative  county  of  Salop.) 


Ludlow  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Bridgnorth,  BurforJ, 
Church  Stretton,  Cleobury  Mortimer,  Clun, 
Ludlow,  and  Teme,  the  municipal  boroughs 
of  Bishop's  Castle,  Bridgnorth  and  Ludlow, 
and  the  urban  district  at  Church  Stretton.) 


At  the  General  Election  Capt.  Sir  Beville 
Stanier,  ^\..{,Co.\] .)ivas returned tinofifosed. 
In  Dec.  1921  Sir  Beville  Stanier  died,  and  at 
a  Bye-Election  on  Jan.  ^t/i,  IQ22,  there  war 
not  any  opposition  to  the  return  e/ 

•Capt.  Viscount  Windsor  (C). 


Oswestry  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Drayton,  Ellesmere, 
Oswestry,  Wem  and  Whitchurch,  the 
municipal  borough  of  Oswestry,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Ellesmere,  Market  Dray- 
ton, Wem  and  Whitchurch.) 

Rt.  Hon.  William  Clive  Bridge- 
man,  P.C.  (Co.U.)  . .  ..    12,276 
Tom  Morris  (Lab.)     . .          . .  "  8,467 


Shrewshury  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Atcham  and  Chirbury, 
and  the  municipal  borough  of  Shrewsbury.) 


George  Butler  Lloyd  (Co.U.) 
Arthur  Taylor  {Lab.)    .. 


9,826 
5.542 


RETURNING    MEMBERS    TO    PARLIAMENT. 


255 


The  Wrekin  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Newport,  Shifnal  and 
Wellington,  the  municipal  borough  of 
Wenlock,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Dawley, 
Newport,  Oakengates  and  Wellington.) 

At  the  General  Election  Sir  Charles  Solomon 
Henry,  Bt.(Co.L.)  was  returned  unopposed. 
In  Dec.  1Q19  Sir  Charles  Henry  died,  nnd 
at  a  Bye-Election  on  Feb.  yt/i,  1920,  t/ie 
result  Txjas  *Charles  Frederick  Palmer 
(Ind.),  Charles  Duncan  (Lab.),  and  John 
Bayley  CCo.L.)  polled  respectively  9,267, 
8,729,  and  4,750  votes.  In  Oct.  1920  Mr. 
Palmer  died,  and  at  another  Bye-Election 
on  Nov.  20th,  1920,  the  result  was 

•¥-Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Charles  Vere 
Ferrars  Townshend,  K.C.B., 
D.S.O.  (Ind.U.)      .  .  ..    14,565 

Charles  Duncan  (X'Sh.^  ..    10,600 

Returning  O^cer-The  High  Sheriff. 


Silvertown  fSee  West  Ham]. 
Skipton  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 

tSLIGO  CO.  [2]. 
North  Sligo  [1]. 

{The  Baronies  0/  Carbury  and  Tireragh,  and 
part  o/the  Barony  of  Leyny.) 

•¥^John  Joseph  Clancy  (S.F.)     ..   9,030 
\Thomas  Scanlan  (^ .)  ..  ..   4,242 


South  SUgo  [1]. 

(The    Baronies    0/    Coolavin,    Corrin,    and 
Tirerrill,  and  part  o/the  Barony  o/Leyny.) 


*Alexander  McCabe  (S.F.)     .  . 
^John  0'Do7vd{N.)       .  . 

Ketttming  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


9,113 


SMETHWICK  (Staflfordshire)  [1]. 
(CoMnty  borough  of  Smethwick.) 

*John  Emmanuel  Davison  (Lab.)  9,389 
Miss    Christabel  Pankhurst 

(Women's  Party)         .  .         .  .  8,614 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


SOMERSETSHIRE  [6]. 
(The  administrative  county  of  Somerset.) 


Bridgwater  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Bridgwater  and  Williton, 
the  municipal  borough  of  Bridgwater,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Burnham-on-Sea, 
Highbridge,  Minehead  and  Watchet.) 


Lieut. -Col.   Sir   Robert  Arthur 

Sanders,  Bt.  (Co. U.)  ..    12,587 

S./.  Pluntnier  (Lab.)  , .  . .      5,771 

Frome  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Bath,  Glutton  and 
Keynsham,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Frome  which  is  not  included  in  the  Wells 
Division,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Frome, 
Midsomer  Norton  and  Radstock.) 

■*-Percy  Angler  Hurd  (Co. U.)..  11,118 
Capl.  Edward  Gill,  M.C.  (Lab.)  10,454 
'\ Sir  John  Einmott  Barloiv,  Bt. 

(L.) 2,004 

Lieut.-Col.     Thomas     Malcolm 

Harvey  Kincaid- Smith  (N.)  258 


Taunton  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Dulverton,  Taunton  and 
Wellington,  the  municipal  borough  of 
Taunton,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Welling- 
ton and  Wiveliscombe.) 

At  the  General  Election  Lieut.-Col.  Dennis 
Fortescue  Boles,  C.B.E.  (Co.U.),  and  the 
Rev.  G.  S.  Woods  (Lab.)  polled  respectively 
12,619  atid  4,816  votes.  In  March  1921 
Lieut.-Col.  Boles  resigned,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  April  8th,  1921,  the  result 
■zvas 

Lieut.-Col.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Arthur  Sackville  Trevor 
Griffith  -  Boscawen,  P.C. 
(Co.U.) 

James  Lunnon  (Lab.) . . 


12,994 
8,290 


WeUs  [11. 


(The  rural  districts  of  Shepton  Mallet,  Wells 
and  Wincanton,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Frome  which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes 
of  Cloford,  Marston  Bigot,  Nunney, 
Wanstrow,  Whatley  and  Witham  Friary, 
the  municipal  boroughs  of  Glastonbury  and 
Wells,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Shepton 
Mallet  and  Street.) 


256 


COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Somersetshire— cM«/'«M</. 

Well* —coHiin  ued. 


*Sir  Harry  Greer  (Co. U.)        ..  9,786 

/ohn  Coleby  Morland  (L,.)         ..  6,935 
Major  G.  C.  S.  Hodgson,  M.C. 

(N.P.) 804 

Weston-super-Mare  [1]. 

IJChe  rural  districts  of  Axbridge  {with  Steep 
Holme  Islatid)  and  Long  Ashton,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Clevedon,  Portishead  and 
Weston-s  uper-  Ma  re . ) 

Major  Sir  Gilbert  Alan  Hamil- 
ton Wills,  Bt.,O.B.E.(Co.U.)   13,494 

Lieut.-Col.  Edmund  Heathcote 

Tkrusion  {L.)  ..  ..      7,104 


Yeovil  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Chard,  Langport  and 
Yeovil,  the  municipal  boroughs  of  Chard 
and  Yeovil,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Crewkerne  and  Ilminster.) 

Lieut.-Col.  the  Hon.  Aubrey 
Nigel  Henry  Molyneux  Her 
bert  (Co.U.).. 

JF.  r.  Kelly  (Lab.)     . . 

/.  R.  Brotigh  (L.) 

Returning  Officer— Thtt  High  Sheriff. 


10,522 
7.589 
2,743 


SOUTHAMPTON  (Hampshire)  [2 

(County  borough  of   Southampton,   excluiing 
the  parish  of  Si.  Nicholas.) 


Maj.-Gen.   Sir    Ivor    Philipps, 

K.C.B.,  D.S.O.  (Co.L.)  ..  26,884 
William  Dudley  Ward  (Co.L.)  16,843 
Col.      Edwin     King     Perkins 

(Ind.U.)  15,548 

Thomas  Lends  (Lab.)  . .  . .      7,828 

Frederick  Perriman  (Lab.)     . .     6,776 
Returning  Officer — The  Sheriff. 


South  Ayrshire  [See  Ayrshire  and 
Buteshire]. 


SOUTHEND-ON-SEA  (Essex)  [1]. 

{County  borough  of  Southend-on-Sea.) 
Capt.  Viscount  Elvedcn,  C.B., 

C.M.G.  (Co.U.)        ..  ..   12,392 

Joseph  Francis  {\\iA.)  ..  ..     4,242 

Chalton  Hubbard  (L.)  ..     2,965 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


South  Molton  [See  Devonshire]. 
South  Poplar  [See  Poplar]. 


SOUTHPORT  (Lancashire)  [1]. 
{.County  borough  of  Southport.) 
Lieut.-Col.  Godfrey  Dalrymple 

White  (Co.U.)  ..         ..   14.707 

Arthur  Greemvood  {ha-h.)       ..     5.7^7 
Returning  Officer— 'Viic  Mayor. 


SOUTH  SHIELDS  (Durham  Co.)  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  South  Shields.) 
Joseph  Havelock  Wilson,  C.H., 

C.B.E.  (Co.L.)         .  .         .  .   19.514 
George    John     Rome,     O.B.E. 

(Lab.)  6,425 

Returning  Officer— The  Mayor. 


80UTHWARK  (Surrey)  [3] 
{Metropolitan  borough  of  Southwark.) 


RETURNING   MEMBERS   TO    PARLIAMENT. 


257 


Central  [1]. 

{St.  Mary's,  St.  Paul's  and  Trinity  Wards, 
and  the  part  of  the  St.  George's  Ward  which 
is  not  included  in  the  North  and  South-East 
Divistons.) 

James  Daniel  Gilbert  (Co.L.)  .  .  8,060 
Copt.  Leslie  Haden  Guest,  M.C., 

M.D.  (Lab.) 3,126 

Nortli  [1]. 

( Christchurch,  St.  Jude's,  St.  Michael's  and 
St.  Saviour  Wards,  and  the  part  of  the  St. 
George's  Ward  which  lies  to  the  north  of  a 
line  drawn  from  Tabard  Street  along  the 
middle  of  Wickham  Place  and  of  the  covered 
stream,  which  passes  between  the  eastern 
end  of  Wickham  Place  and  the  borough 
boundary  in  Staple  Street.) 

Edward  Anthony  Strauss  (Co.L.)  4,254 

Lieut. -Col.  Sir  John  Lane  Har- 
rington, K.C.M.G.,  LC.C.V.O., 
C.B.  (Ind.U.) 2,183 

George  Alfred  Isaacs  (Lab.)      .  .   2,027 

George    Gregory    Gebbelt 

(N.F.D.S.S.) 573 

South-East  [1]. 

(St.  John's  and  St.  Peter's  Wards,  and  the 
part  of  St.  George's  Ward  which  lies  to  the 
south  of  a  line  drawn  along  the  middle  of 
New  Kent  Road  and  Tower  Bridge  Road.) 

At  the  General  Election  Com.  Tames  Arthur 
Dawes,  R.N.V.R.  (Co.L.)  and  Thomas  Ellis 
Naylor  (Lab.)  polled  respectively  7,208  and 
2,718  votes.  In  Nazi.  1921  Com.  Uawes  died, 
and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  Dec.  nth,  1921, 
the  result  was 

*Thomas  Ellis  Naylor  (Lab.)  . , 
Thomas  Owen  [acobsen  (Co.L.) 
Horace  L.  P.  Boot  (Ind.C.) 
Returning  Officer — The  Town  Clerk. 


6,561 
2,636 
2,307 


Sowerby  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 

Spalding  [See  Lincolnshire]. 

Sparkbrook  [See  Birmingham]. 

Spelthome  [See  Middlesex]. 

Spennymoor  [See  Durham  County]. 

Spen  Valley  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 

Springburn  (See  Glasgow]. 

Stafiford  [See  Staffordshire]. 


STAFFORDSHIRE  [7]. 
(.The     administrative     county     of     Stafford 
(exclusive  of  the  parts  thereof  comprised  in 
parliamentary    boroughs)    and    the    county 
borough  of  Burton-upon-Trent.) 


Burton  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Tutbury  and  Uttoxeter, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Stafford 
which  consists  nf  the  detached  part  of  the 
civil  parish  of  Colwich  which  is  surrounded 
by  the  civil  parishes  of  Blithfield  and  Colton, 
the  county  borough  of  Burton-upon-Trent, 
and  the  urban  district  of  Uttoxeter.) 


Col.  John  Cxretton,  C.B.E.  (Ind.U.§). 

Cannock  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Seisdon,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Cannock  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parishes  of  Bushbury,  Cheslyn 
Hay,  Essington,  Great  Wyrley,  and  Hilton, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Walsall 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parish  of  Bentley, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Brownhills, 
Cannocli   and  Tettenhall.) 

James  Parker,  C.H.  (Lab.)  . .  8,068 
Sir  IVitliam  Beddoe  Rees  (L.)  . .  7,493 

Kingswinford  [1]. 

(,The  rural  district  of  Kingswinford,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Amblecote,  Brierley  Hill, 
Quarry  Bank  and  Rowley  Regis.) 

^Charles  Henry  Sitch  (Lab.)  10,397 
Arthur  Edward  Beck  (U.)  . .  7,509 
Henry  Ernest  Brown  (L.)      . .      3,943 

Leek  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Leek  and  Stoke-upon- 
Trent ,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Biddulph, 
Kidsgrove,  Leek  and  Smallthorne.) 

¥  William  Bromfield  (Lab. )     ..    10,510 
Rear-Adttt.  Sir  Guy  Reginald 
Archibald  Gaunt,  K.C.M.G., 
C.B.  (Co.L.)  . .         .  .     9,832 

Lichfield  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Lichfield,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Tamworth  which  is 
within  the  administrative  county  of  Stafford, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Walsall 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Cannock 
Division,  the  municipal  boroughs  of  Lich- 
field and  Tamworth,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Perry  Barr  and  Rugeley.) 


§  Returned  at  General  Election  as  Co.U. 


n 


858 


COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Staffordshire— co«//«w<rrf 

Lio  hflel  d — cent  in  tied. 


Col.  Sir  (Thomas)  Courtenay 
(Theydon)  Warner,  Bt.,  C.B. 
(Co.L.) 9.677 

Thomas  Riley  (Lzh.)     ..  ••5,548 

Stafford  [1]. 
{The  rural  district  of  Gnosall,  the  rural 
district  consisting  of  the  civil  parishes  of 
Blymhill  and  Weston-under-Lizard,  the 
part  of  the  rural  district  of  Cannock  which 
is  rwt  included  in  the  Cantxock  Division, 
the  rural  district  of  Stafford  (except  the 
aforesaid  detached  part  of  the  civil  parish 
of  Colwich),  and  the  municipal  borough  of 
Stafford.) 


Capt.  the  Hon.  William  George 

Arthur  Ormsby-Gore  (Co.U.)  8,304 
Walter  Alea/a'n  (L.)       ..  ..  4,203 

Stone  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Blore  Heath,  Cheadle, 
Mayfield,  Newcaslle-under-Lyme  and  Stone, 
and  the  urban  district  of  Stone.) 
•Col.    Sir    Smith    Hill    Child, 
Bt.,    C.B.,    C.xM.G.,    D.S.O., 
M.V.O.  (Co.U.)         ..  ..   7,568 

George  Townseiid  (L.)    . .  . .   5,573 

Joseph  Quintan  Lamb  (Farmers)  3,056 
Returning  Officer— The.  High  Sheriff. 


Stalybrldge  and  Hyde  [See  Chester]. 

Stamford  [See  Rutland]. 
Stephen's  Green  [See  Dublin  City]. 


Limehouse  [1]. 

(Limehouse  North,  Limehouse  South,  Mile 
End  Old  Tovm  North-East,  Mile  End  Old 
Town  South-East  and  Ratcliffe  Wards.) 

Sir  William  Pearce  (Co.L.)      ..    5,860 

\Capt.  Daniel  Desmond  Sheehan 

(Lab.) 2,470 

Charles  Herbert  Rodwell  (N.P. )     1,455 

nUle  End  [1]. 

{Mile  End  Old  Town  Centre,  Mile  End  Old 
Town  North,  Mile  End  Old  Town  South, 
Mile  End  Old  Town  West  and  Whitechapel 
East  Wards.) 

*Sir    Walter    Reuben     Preston 

(Co.U.)  6,025 

Williaui  Devenay  {L,2ih.)  ..   2,392 

Charles    John    Ough    Sanders, 

C.B.£.(L.) 1,119 

Whitechapel  and  St.  George's  [1]. 

{Mile  End  New  Town,  St.  George-in-the-East 
North,  St.  George-in-the-East  South,  Shad- 
well,  Spitalfields  East,  Spitalfields  West, 
Whitechapel  Middle,  Whitechapel  South 
and  Tower  Wards.) 

James  Daniel  Kiley  (L. ) 
Dr.  Robert  Ambrose  (Lab.) 
George  Alfred  Cohen  (Co.U.) 
lohn   Roland  Raphael  (Costers) 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


3,025 

2,522 

2,489 

614 


STIRLING  AND  FALKIRK  DISTRICT 
OF   BURGHS  [1]. 


STEPNEY  (Middlesex)  [31. 
{Metropolitan  borough  of  Stepney.) 


{Burghs  of  Stirling,  Falkirk  and  Grangemouth.) 


RETURNING    MEMBERS    TO    PARLIAMENT. 


259 


Rt.  Hon.  John  Archibald  Murray 

Macdonald,  P.C.  (L.)  ..9,35° 

Archibald  Logan  (l,?ih.)  ..    5>20i 

Returning  Officer — The  Sheriff. 


STIRLINGSHIRE  AND  CLACKMANNAN- 
SHIRE [2]. 

{The  counties  0/  Stirling  and  Clackmannan, 
inclusive  of  all  burghs  situated  therein, 
except  the  burghs  of  Stirling,  Falkirk  and 
Grangemouth.) 


Clackmannan  and  Eastern  [1]. 

(The  county  of  Clackmannan,  inclusive  of  all 
burghs  situated  therein,  together  with  the 
Eastern  County  District  of  the  county  of 
Stirling,  exclusive  of  the  burghs  of  Falkirk 
and  Grangemouth.) 

*Major  Ralph  George  Campbell 

Glyn,  M.C.  (Co.U.)  ..   6,771 

Henry  John  May  (Co-op.)         . .    5,753 
\Major  William  Allan  Chappie, 

M.D.  (L.) 5,040 


Western  [1]. 

{The  Central  and  Western  County  Districts 
of  the  county  of  Stirling,  inclusive  of  all 
burghs  situated  therein,  but  exclusive  of  the 
burgh  of  Stirling.) 

Sir  Harry  Hope  (Co.U.)  . .   6,893 

T/iomas  johnslon  (^Lah.)  ..    3,809 

Robert     Bontine     Ctinninghame 

Grahatn  (I.. )    .  .         .  .         .  .  2,582 

Returiiing  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  Stirling, 
Dumbarton,  and  Clackmannan. 


STOCKPORT  (Cneshire)  [2]. 
{County  borough  of  Stockport.) 

At  the  General  Election  Spencer  Leigh 
Hughes  (Co.L.)  and  George  James  Wardle, 
C.H.  (Lab.)  'Mere  returned  utiopposed.  In 
Feb.  IQ20  Mr.  Hughes </zV</,  ivhi/e  in  March 
Mr.  Wardle  resigned,  and  at  a  Bye-Election 
on  March  ^yth,  1920,  the  result  was 

*William  Greenwood  (Co.U.)  22,847 
•  Henry  Fildes  (Co.L.)  ..22,386 

^Sir  Leo  George  Chiozza  Money 

(Lab.)  16,042 

Samuel  Frederick  Perry  (Co-op.  ^ 

and  Lab.) I4>434 

Albert  Alfred   George   Kindell 

(Ind.)  5,644 

John  Joseph  Terre/l  (Ind.)  ..  5,443 
Alderman     William      O'Brien 

(Workers'  Republican)  . .  2,336 
Returning  Officer — ^The  Mayor. 


STOCKTON-ON-TEES  (Durham)  [1]. 
Municipal  boroughs  of  Stockton-on-Tees  and 


Thornaby-on-Tees.) 


McTTO—  "  Fortitudo  et  spes." 
Capt.  John  Bertrand  Watson  (Co.L.). 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


STOKE  NEWINGTON  (London)   [1]. 
{Metropolitan  borough  of  Stoke   Newington.) 
■¥^George  William   Henry  Jones 

(Co.U.) 
Herbert  /ohn  Ormond  (Ind.) 
Percy  Holt  Heffer  (L.)  . . 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


5,918 

2,829 

,181 


STOKE-ON-TRENT  (Staffordshire)  [3]. 
{County  borough  of  Stoke-on-Trent.) 

Burslem  [1]. 

{Numbers  one,  two,  three,  four,  five,  six,  seven 
and  eight  Wards.) 

Samuel  Finney  (Lab.)  ..  ,.    7,474 

Sampson  Walker  (Co.U.)  . .    6,301 

■\Sir  {Richard)  Walter  Essex  (L.)   3, 108 

Hanley  [1]. 

{Numbers  nine,  ten,  eleven,  twelve,  thirteen, 
fourteen,  fifteen  and  sixteen  Wards.) 

*James  Andrew  Seddon,  C.H. 

(Co.N.D.) 8,032 

Harper  Parker  ('LTib.)  .  .  ..   7,697 

'\  Robert      Leonard      Outhwaite 

(Ind.L.)  ..  ..  ..   2,703 

Leonard     Lumsden      Grimwade 

(L.) 1,459 

Stoke  [1  . 

{Numbers  seventeen,  eighteen,  nineteen, 
twenty,  twenty-one,  twenty-two,  twenty- 
three,  twenty-four,  twenty-five  and  twenty- 
six  Wards.) 

Lieut.-Col.  John  Ward,  C.B.,  C.M.G. 

(Co.L.). 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Stone  [See  Staffordsbirel. 

Stourbridge  [See  Worcestershire] 

Stratford  [See  West  Ham]. 

Streatham  [See  Wandsworth]. 

Stretford  [See  Lancashire]. 

Stroud  [See  Gloucestershire]. 

Sudbury  [See  Suffolk,  West]. 


SUFFOLK,  EAST  [3]. 
(The  administrative  county  of  East  Suffolk.) 

Eye  (11. 
{  The  rural  districts  of  East  Stow,  Harlismere, 
and  Hoxne,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Blything  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Lowestoft  Division,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Plomesgate  which  is  not  included 
in  the  Woodbridge  Division,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Eye,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Halesworth,  Leiston-cutn-Sizewell,  Sax- 
mundham,  and  Stowmarket .) 


*Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Arthur  Charles 

Churchman,  Bt.  (Co.  U.)  ..  9,898 
Henry  Devenish  Harden  (Lab.)  8,707 
RetuTHing  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


*  Alexander  Lyle-SamueI(Co.L.)  10,072 
Frederick  William  French  (U.)     6,362 

Lowestoft  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Mutford  and  Lothing- 
land  and  Wangford,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Blything  which  consists  of  the 
civil  parishes  of  Benacre,  Covehithe,  Easton 
Bavents,  Frostenden,  Henstead,  Reydon, 
South  Cove,  and  Wrentham,  the  municipal 
boroughs  of  Beccles,  Lowestoft,  and  South- 
wold,  and  the  urban  district  of  Bungay.) 

Sir  Edward  Beauchamp,  Bt.  (Co.L.). 

Woodbridge  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Bosmere  and  Claydon, 
Samford,  and  Woodbridge,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Plomesgate  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parishes  of  Blaxhall,  Butley, 
Campsey  Ash,  Chillesford,  Eyke,  Gedgrave, 
Havergate  Island,  Iken,  Orford,  Rendle- 
sham,  Sudbourne,  Tunstall,  Wantisden, 
and  Wickham  Market,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Aldeburgh,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Felixstowe  and  Woodbridge.) 

At  the  General  Election  Col.  Robert  Francis 
Peel  (Co.U.)  atut  Major  William  Rowley 
.  Elli&ton  (L.)  foiled  respecthiely  8,654  and 
6,842  votes.  In  July  1Q20  Col.  Peel  %vas 
appointed  Gov.  0/ St.  HeUna.  and  at  a  Bye- 
EUctioH  on  July  ■lith,  1920,  the  result  was 


SUFFOLK,  WEST  (21. 
(The  administrative  county  of  West  Suffolk.) 

Bury  St.  Edmunds  [11. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Brandon,  Mildenhall, 
and  Thedwastre,  the  parts  of  the  rural 
districts  of  Moulton  and  Thingoe  which 
are  not  included  in  the  Sudbury  Division, 
the  municipal  borough  of  Bury  St.  Edmunds, 
and  the  urban  district  of  Newmarket.) 


Lieut.-Col.  the  Hon.  Walter  Edward 
Guinness,  D.S.O.  (Co.U.). 

Sudbury  [1].  • 

(The  rural  districts  of  Clare,  Cosford,  am 
Melford,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Moulton  which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes 
of  Lidgate  and  Ousden,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Thingoe  which  consists  of  the 
civil  Parishes  of  Brad  field  Combust, 
Bradfteld  St.  Clare,  Bradfield  St.  George, 
Brockley,  Chedburgh.  Chevington,  Depden, 
Great  Welnetham,  Hargrave,  Hawstead, 
Little  Welnetham,  Rede,  Stanningfield  and 
Whepstead,  the  municipal  borough  of  Sud- 
bury, and  the  urban  districts  of  Glemsford, 
Hadleigh  and  Haverhill.) 


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*Major  Stephen  Goodwin  How- 
ard, C.B.E.  (L.)         ..  ..   6,656 

Capt.  Richard  George  Proby,  M.  C. 
(Co.U.)  5,746 

foseph  Rouse  Hicks  (Lab.)        .  .       390 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


SUNDERLAND  (Durham  Co.)  [2]. 

(County  borough  of  Sunderland  and   urban 
district  of  Soutkwick-on-Wear.) 


Motto—"  Nil  Desperandum  Auspice  Deo." 
•  Ralph  Milbanke  Hudson  (U.)  25,698 


Ai  the  General  Election  Lieut. -Col.  Sir 
Hamar  Greenwood,  Bt.,  K.C.  (Co.L. ), 
*Ralph  Milbanke  Hudson  (U.),  and  t  Frank 
Walter  Goldstone  (Lab.)  polled  respectively 
27,646,  25,698,  and  9,603  votes.  In  April 
1920  Sir  Hamar  Greenwood  luas  appointed 
Ch.  Sec  for  Ireland.,  and  at  a  Bye- Election 
on  the  ■nth  of  that  month  the  result  was 

Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Hamar  Green- 
wood, Bt,  P.C,  K.C.  (Co.L.)  22,813 

Vicker7iian  Henzell  Rutherford., 
M.B.{\jSi\i.) 14.379 

Ernest       McDermott        Howe 

(Ind.  Lib.) 5.065 

Returning  Officer— liYie.  Mayor. 


SURREY  [7]. 

(7"Ae  administrative  county  of  Surrey  exclusive 
of  the  parts  thereof  comprised  in  parlia- 
mentary boroughs.) 

Chertsey  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Chertsey,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Chertsey,  East  and  West  Molesey, 
Egham,  Esher  and  the  Dittons,  Walton- 
upon-Thames   and    Weybridge.) 

Sir    Donald    Macmaster,    Bt., 

K.C.   (Co.U.)  ..         ..   13.531 

Thomas  T.  Linsey  (Lab.)      . .     3,232 


Eastern  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Godstone  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Caterham  and  Coulsdon  and 
Purley.) 

Sir    Stuart    Auchincloss    Coats, 

Bt.  (Co.U.) 8,795 

Guy  Haj//er  (L.)  ..  ..    1,830 


Epsom  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Epsom,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Epsom,  Leatherhead,  and 
Sutton.) 

*Sir  George  Rowland   Blades, 

Bt.  (Co.U.) 13,556 

Sergeant  J.  Chuter  Ede  (Lab.)     4,796 


Famham  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Famham,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Guildford  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parish  of  Pirbright,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Famham,  Frimley, 
Windlesham  and  Woking.) 

•  Arthur  Michael  Samuel(Co  U.)  7,558 
Corporal  Jo/in  Hayes  (La.h.)  ..  3,534 
/oh7t  henry  Harris  (Ind.)        . .    3,289 


Guildford  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Hambledon,  the  rural 
district  of  Guildford  (except  the:  ivil  parish 
of  Pirbright),  the  municipal  boroughs  of 
Guildford  and  Godalming,  and  the  urban 
district  of   Haslemere.) 


WiUiam  Edgar  Home  (Co.U.)   13,149 
William  Bennett  (Lab.)  . .      5,078 


Mltcham  [1]. 

(The    urban    districts    of    Beddington    and 
Wallington,   Carshalton  and  Mitcham.) 

•Thomas  Cato  Worsfold,  LL.D. 

(Co.U.)  7.651 

Samuel  Barrow  {Ij.)     ..         ..  4,968 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,   AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Surrey — cohUh  ued. 

.  Reigate  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Dorking  and  Reigate, 
the  municipal  borough  of  Reigate,  and  the. 
urban  district  of  Dorking.) 


■¥Brig.-Gen.GeorgeKynastoiiCockerill, 

C.B.  (Co.U.). 
Retnrtiing  Officer— Tha  High  Sheriff. 


SUSSEX,  EAST  [4J. 

{The  administrative  county  of  East  Sussex 
(exclusive  of  the  part  thereof  comprised  in 
the  parliamentary  borough  of  Brighton)  and 
the  county  borough  of  Eastbourne.) 

Eastbourne  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Eastbourne,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Hailsham  which  con- 
sists of  the  civil  parishes  of  Arlington, 
Chalvington,  Chiddingly,  Hailsham,  Hel- 
lingly,  Laughton,  and  Ripe,  and  the  county 
borough  of  Eastbourne.) 

Rupert       Sackville      Gwynne 

(Co.U.)         11,357 

Thomas  Burleigh  Hasdell  ( Lab. )    4, 64 1 
Sir    Alfred   John    Callaghan, 

LL.D.{h.) 1,852 

East  Grinstead  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Cuckfield,  East  Grin- 
stead,  and  Uckfield,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Burgess  Hill,  Cuckfield,  East  Grinstead, 
Hayward's  Heath  and  Uckfield.) 


Henry  Strother  Cautley,  K.C. 

(Co.U.)  12,584 

Major  DavidGraham  /'(»/(r(Lab. )     6,208 

Lewes  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Chailey,  Newhaven, 
and  Steyning  East,  the  municipal  borough 
of  Lewes,  and  the  urban  districts  of  New- 
haven,  Portslade-by-Sea,  and  Seaiord.) 


Lieut.-Col.  William  Robert  Cam- 
pion, D.S.O.  (Co.U.)           .  .  7,792 
Tom  Pargeler  CL&h.)    .  .         .  .  4, 164 
Albert  Edward  Gardhter  (Ind.)  452 

Rye  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Battle,  Hastings,  Rye, 
and  Ticehurst,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Hailsham  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Eastbourne  Division,  the  municipal  boroughs 
of  Bexhill  and  Rye,  and  the  urban  district 
of  Battle.) 


Lieut.-Col.  George  Loyd  Court- 
hope,  M.C.  (Co.U.)  ..    10,378 
George  Ellis  (L.)           . .  . .     4,034 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


SUSSEX,  WEST  [21. 

(The  administrative  county  of  West  Sussex.) 

CMchester  H}. 

(The  rural  districts  of  East  Preston,  Midhurst, 
Petworth,  Westbourne,  and  Westhampnett , 
the  municipal  boroughs  of  Arundel  and 
Chichester,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Bognor 
and  Littlehampton.) 


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;x'*'*^'Ky-j, 


At  the  General  Election  Lieut.-Col.  the  Rt. 
Hon.  Lord  Edmund  Bernard  Talbot,  P.C., 
G.C.V.O.,  D.S.O.  (Co.U.)  and  Frederick 
Ernest  Green  (Lab.)  polled  respectively 
14,491  and 6,jOi  votes.  In  April  1921  Lord 
Edmund  Talbot  ivas  appointed  Lord-Lieut. 
<>/ Ireland,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  April 
sydy  1 92 1,  there  was  not  any  opposition  to 
the  return  of 

*Sir  William  Barrott  Montfort  Bird 
(Co.U.) 


Horsham  and  Worthing  [1]. 

{.The  rural  districts  of  Horsham,  Steyning 
West,  and  Thakeham,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Worthing,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Horsham,  Shoreham-by-Sea  and  South- 
wick.) 


Arms  of  Horsham. 

Major     the      Earl     Winterton 

(Co.U.)  15.644 

Emmanuel  Michel  Rodocanachi 

(Ind.) 2,544 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 

Acting  Returning  Officer — S.  Thornely. 


Sutherlandshlre  [See  Caithness-shlre 
and  Sutherlandshlre]. 

Sutton  [See  Plymouth]. 


SWANSEA  (Glamorganshire)  [2]. 
(.CounXy  borough  of  Swansea.) 


East  [11. 
(East,  Landore,    Morriston   and   St.   John's 

Wards.) 
At  the  General  Election  Thomas  Jeremiah 
Williams  (Co.L.)  and  David  Williams  (Lab.) 
polled  respectively  11,071  and  6,341  votes. 
In  June  1919  Mr.  Williams  died,  and  at  a 
Bye-Election  on  July  loth,  1919,  the  result 
•was 

*David  Matthews  (Co.L.)       ..   9,250 
David  Williams  (J^zh.')  ..   8,158 

West  [1]. 
(Alexandra,     Brynmelyn,     Castle,    Ffynone, 

St.  Helen's  and  Victoria  Wards.) 
Rt.     Hon.     Sir    Alfred    Moritz 


Mond,  Bt.,  P.C.  (Co.L.) 
David  Davies  (\5 .) 
John  James  Poxvlesland  (Lab.). 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


8,579 
7,398 
5,510 


Swindon  [See  Wiltshirei. 

Tamworth  [See  Warwickshire]. 

Taunton  [See  Somersetshire]. 

Tavistock  [See  Devonshire]. 

Tewkesbury  [See  Cirencester  and 

Tewkesbury]. 

Thirsk  and  Malton  iSee  Yorkshire, 

N.  Rldingi. 

Thombury  [See  Gloucestershire]. 


tTIPPERARY  CO.  [4]. 
East  Tipperary  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  of  Iffa  and  Offa  East,  and 
Middlethird,  and  part  of  the  Barony  of 
Slievardagh,  together  with  the  part  of  the 
existing  Waterford  Division  of  the  par- 
liamentary county  of  Waterford  which  is 
comprised  in  the  administrative  county  of 
Tipperary.) 

At  the  General  Election  *Pierce  McCann 
(S.F.)  and  tThomas  Joseph  Condon  (N.) 
polled  respectively  7,847  a«rf4,794  votes.  /« 
March  1919,  Mr.  McCann  died,  and  at  the 
time  0/  going  to  press  the  seat  is  still 
vacant. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


TipPOrary  Oo.— continued. 

Mid  Tlpperary  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  of  Eliogarty,  Ikerrin,  and 
Kilnamana^h  Lower,  and  fart  of  the 
Baronies  ^  Kilnatnanagh  Upper,  and 
Slievardagh.') 

¥James  Aloysius  Burke,  B.L.  (S.F.). 
North  Tlpperary  [1]. 

(The  Baronies  of  Ormond  Upper xind  Louver, 
and  thvney  and  Arra,  and  part  of  the 
Barony  of  Kilnamanagh  Upper.) 

Joseph  McDonagh  (S.F.). 
South  Tlpperary  [1]. 

(  The  Baronies  of  Cianwiiliafn.  and  Iffa  and 
Offa  West.) 

^Patrick  James  Moloney  (S.F.)  8,744 
^John  Cullinan  (N.)  .  .  .  .  2,701 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Tiverton  [See  Devonshire]. 

Tonbrldge  [See  Kentl 

Tooting  [See  Balham  and  Tooting]. 

Torquay  [See  Devonshire]. 

Totnes  [See  Devonshire.] 


TOTTENHAM  (Middlesex)  [2]. 
(Urban  District  of  Tottenham.) 

North  ri]. 

(Lower,  Middle  and  West  Green  Wards.) 
*Major    Sir    William     Henry 

Prescott,  C.B.E.  (Co.U.)     ..    11,891 
^Percy  Alden  {L..)        ..  ..     7,293 

South  [1]. 
(Harringay,  High  Cross  and  St.  Ann's  Wards.) 
*Major  Patrick  Bernard  Malone 

(U.) 6,632 

f  .$■/>  Leo  George  Chiozza  Money 

(Lab.) 5,779 

Albert  Ernest  Harvey  (N.D.)  . .    1,916 
Albert  Edward  Jay  (N.F.D.S.S.)  1,295 

Acting  Returning  Officer — ReginalO  Coupland 
Graves,  LL.B.,  Solicitor,  Town  Hall,  Totten- 
ham, N.I  5. 


Tradeston  [See  Glasgow]. 
Twickenham  [See  Middlesex], 


TYNEMOUTH  (Northumberland)  [1], 
{County  borough  of  TynemoiUh.) 
♦  Charles  Percy  (Co.U.)  ..    5,883 

+Cow.  Herbert  James  Craig  (L.)  5,434 
George  Harold  Humphries  (L^b.)  2, 566 
Henry  Gregg  (InA.)      ..  ..    2,495 

Dixon  Scott  (Ind.)        . .  . .       517 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor.  , 


TYRONE  CO.  [3].  • 

(The  administrative  county  of  Tyrone.) 

North-East  Tyrone  [1]. 
(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Cookstown 
which  is  not  included  in  the  South  Tyrone 
Division,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Dungannon  which  consists  of  the  district 
electoral  divisions  of  Altmore,  Meenagh, 
and  Mountjoy,  the  part  of  the  rural  district 
of  Omagh  which  is  not  included  in  the 
North-West  Tyrone  and  South  Tyrone 
Divisions,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Cooks- 
town  and  Omagh.) 

*Thomas     James  Stanislaus 

Harbison  (N.)  ..          ..    11,605 

A'ing  Houston  {\J .)  ..          ..     6,681 

John  Milroy{?>.Y.)  ..          ..           56 

North-West  Tyrone  [11. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Casllederg,  Strabane 
No.  I  and  Trillick,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Omagh  which  consists  of  the 
district  electoral  divisions  of  Camderry, 
Clanabogan,  Dromore,  Drumquin,  Greenan, 
Lisnacreaght ,  Moyle,  Mullagham,  and 
Tullyclunagh,  and  the  urban  district  of 
Strabane.) 


Arthur  Griffith  (S.F.) 
r.  Miller  (U.) 


10,442 
7,696 


South  Tyrone  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Clogher,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Cookstown  which  consists 
of  the  district  electoral  divisions  of  The 
Sandholes  and  Stewartstown,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Dungannon  which  is 
not  included  in  the  North-East  Tyrone 
Division,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Omagh  which  consists  of  the  district  electoral 
divisions  of  Carryglass,  Derrybard,  Der- 
vaghroy,  Draughion,  Fallaghearn,  Fintona, 
Seskinore,  and  Tattymoyle,  and  the  urban 
district  of  Dungannon.) 

William  Coote  (U.)     ..  ..    10,616 

Denis  M'-Cullagh  (S.F.)  . .     5,437 

John  Skeffington  {^.)  ..  ..     2,602 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Upton  [See  West  Ham]. 

Uxbridge  [See  Middlesex]. 

Victoria  [See  Belfastj. 

Victoria  University  of  Manchester 

[See  Durham  University,  etc.]. 

WAKEFIELD  (Yorkshire)  [1]. 

(City  and  County  borough  of  Wakefield.) 
*Col.       Sir       Edward       Allen 

Brotherton,  Bt.  (Co.U.)  ..  9,128 
Albert  Bellamy,  C.B.E.  (Lab.)  5,882 
■fSir  Arthnr  Harold  Marshall, 

K.B.E.  (L.) 2,448 

Returning  Officet — The  Mayor. 


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WALES,  UNIVERSITY  OF  [1]. 

Rt.    Hon.   John    Herbert    Lewis, 

P.C.  (Co.L.) 739 

Mrs.  Millicent  Mackenzie   (Lab.)  176 
Returning  Officer— Th^  Vice-Chancellor. 


WALLASEY  (Cheshire)  [1]. 

{County  borough  of  Wallasey.) 

•Bouverie     Francis     Primrose 

McDonald,  M.D.  (Co.U.)  . . 

Walter      McLennan       Citrine 

(Lab.)  .  .  .. 

lohn  Matthezvs  Hay  ( L- ) 
Thomas  David  Owen  (Ind.)  .  . 
Returning  Officef^Ths  Mayor. 


14,633 

4,384 
4,05s 
3,407 


WALSALL  (Staffordshire)  [1\ 
[County  borough  of  Walsall.) 
Sir  Richard  Ashmole  Cooper, 

Bt.  (N.P.) 14,491 

Joseph  Thickett  iX-^^-^  ..      8,336 

William  Henry  Brown  (L.)  .  .      4,914 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


9.992 


5,781 


WALLSEND  (Northumberland)  II]. 

{Municipal  borough  of  Wallsend  and  urban 
dish  ids  of  Gosforth,  Longbenton  and 
Weetslade.) 

♦Matthew      TurnbuU      Simm 

(C0.N.D.) 10,246 

John  Chapman  (Lab.).  .  .  .  6,835 

'\Rt.     Hon.     John    Afackinnon 

Robertson,  F.C.  (_L.y  .  .  3,047 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor.  ,.  ^ 


WALTHAMSTOW  (Essex)  [2.'. 
{Urban  district  of  Walthatnstow.) 

East  ri]. 
{Hale  End,  Hoe  Street  and  Wood  Street  Wards. ) 
♦Sir   (Louis)    Stanley  Johnson 

(Co.U.) 
f/?t.  Hon.   Sir  John   Allsebrook 

Simon ,  P.C,  K.C.V.O.,  K.  C. 

(L.) 

West  il]. 

{Higham  Hill,  High    Street    and    St.  James 

Street  Wards.) 

♦Charles  Jc-ison  (Co.N.D.)     ..    7.330 
Valentine   la     Totiche    McEntee 

(Lab.) 4,167 

Etnslie  John  Horniman  (X--)   •■    2,707 
Returning  Officer— C  Sydney  Watson,  LL.D. 

Walton  [See  Liverpool'. 


WANDSWORTH  (Co.  London)  [6]. 
{Metropolitan  borough  of  Wandsworth.^ 


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Balham  and  Tooting  [1]. 

{Tooting  Ward  and  the  part  of  Balham  Ward 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Clapham 
Division.) 

Capt.  John    Cuthbert   Denison 

Denison-Pender  (Co.U.)  .  .  12,405 
Frank  Smith,  O.B.E.  (Lab.)  3,586 
Alfred  J avies  Hurley  (Ind.D.)  1,805 
Capt.  Maxivell  Hendry  Ander- 
son, O.B.E.  (L.)  .,  ..  1,542^ 
William  Hunt  (C  )      . .          . .  1,457 


Central  W. 
{Fairfield  and  Sf>ringfield  Wards.) 
Lieut. -Col.    Sir    John    Norton- 
Griffiths,  K.C.B.,  D.S.O.  (C.)  7,771 
George  Pearce  Blizard  (Lab.)  .  .    3,382 
'\Lieut.-Col.  the  Hon.  {Christian') 

Henry  Charles  Guest  (L.)     .  .   2,988- 


Clapham  [1]. 

{Clapham  North  and  Clapham  South  Wards, 
and  the  part  of  Balham  Ward  which  lie& 
to  the  east  and  north  of  a  line  drawn  from 
the  point  where  the  northern  boundary  of 
that  ward  crosses  Balham  Hill,  along  the 
middle  of  Balham  Hill  and  Balham  Hill' 
Road  to  a  point  in  that  road  opposite  the 
middle  of  Ormeley  Road,  thence  along  the 
middle  of  Ormeley  Road  to  a  point  opposite 
the  middle  of  that  road  in  Cavendish  Road, 
and  thence  in  a  southerly  direction  along 
the  middle  of  Cavendish  Road  to  the  middle 
of  Emmanuel  Road,  thence  along  the  middle 
of  Emmanuel  Road  to  the  ward  boundary 
near  the  western  end  of  the  last-named  road.  )■ 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


Wandsworth  (Co.  London)— r<M/iMM</. 
Sir  Arthur  Philip  du  Cros,  Bt. 

(Co.U.)  9,776 

Henry       Hamilton       Beamish 

(N.F.D.S.S.) 3.070 

Philip   Henry    Thomas,    I.S.O. 

(L.) 2,790 

William  James   Hhrvey,    M.C. 

(Ind.) 594 

Putney  [1]. 

{Putney  and  Soutkfields  Wards.) 
Samuel  Samuel  (Co.U.)  .  .  8,677 

Hon.  John  Greeley  Jenkins  (ii.V.)  4,968 


Streatbam  ri]. 

[Streatham  Ward.) 
*Sir    William    Lane    Mitchell 

lCo.U.)  

John  Albert  Compston,  K.  C.  (L.) 
Capt.    Francis   Harrison    Bel- 
lamy (N.P.) 

JieturHins  Officer — The  Mayor. 


11.457 
2,417 

1,844 


Wansbeck  [See  Northumberland]. 

WARRINGTON  (Lancashire)  [1]. 
(County  borough  of  Warrington.) 


Sir  Harold  Smith  (Co.U.) 
Sir  Peter  Peacock  (L. )  . . 
Isaac  Brassington  (Lab.) 
Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


10,403 
8,011 
5,377 


Warwick  and  Leamington  [see 
Warwick]. 


*HeiiryMaddocks,K.C.(Co.U.)  11,198 

Ivor  Gregory  (Lab.)     ,  .         .  •  6,269 

William  Henry  Grant  (L.)    .  .  5,707 

William  Henry  Dyson  (N.D.)  i,  lOl 

Rugby  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Farnborough,  Monks 
Kirby,  Rugby,  and  Southam,  the  part  of  the 
ruraldistrict  of  Brailes  which  is  not  included 
in  the  Warwick  and  Leamington  Division, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Stratford-on- 
Avon  which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of 
Charlcote,  Combrook,  Compton  Verney, 
Eatington,  Kineton,  LoxUy,  Moreton 
Morrell,  Newbold  Pacey,  Wellesbourtifi 
Hastings,  and  Wellesbourne  Mountfora, 
and  the  urban  district  of  Rugby.) 

Major  Sir  John  Lawrence  Baird, 
Bt.,C.M.G.,  D.S.O.(Co.U.)  11,325 

Oscar  Frederick  Maclagan  (L.)     7,399 
Tamworth  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Meriden  and  Solihull, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Tamworth 
which  is  within  the  administrative  county  of 
Warwick,  and  the  municipal  borough  of 
Sutton  Coldfteld.) 


WARWICKSHIRE  [4]. 
{The administrative  county  of  Warwick.) 

Nuneaton  [1]. 

i,The  rural  districts  of  Atherstone,  Coventry, 
Foleshill,  and  Nuneaton,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Nuneaton,  and  the  urban  district 
of  Bulkington.) 


At  the  General  Election  -^Henry  Wilson 
Fox  (Co.U.)  'was  returned  unopposed.  In 
i  Nov.  1921  Mr.  Wilson  Fox  died,  and  at  a 
'  Bye-Election  on  Jan.  lyth,  1922,  the  result 
I  "was 
*Sir  Percy  Wilson  Newson,  Bt. 

(Co.U.)  14,732 

G.  H.Jones  (Lab.)       . .  .  .     6,671 

Warwick  and  Leamington  [1]. 
(Ttie  rural  districts  of  Alcester  and  Warwick, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Brailes  which 


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consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Ilmington 
and  Stretton-on-Fosse,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Strut  ford-on- Avon  which  is  not 
included  in  the  Rugby  Division,  the  munici- 
pal boroughs   of   Royal   Leamington   Spa, 


Straiford-on-Avon,  and  Warwick,  and  the 

urban  district  of  Kenilworth.) 
Sir    Ernest    Murray    Pollock,    K.B.E., 

K.C.  (Co.  U.)- 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


tWATERFORD  CITY  [1]. 
{The  county  borough  of  Waterford  and  the  part 
of  the  rural  district  of  Waterford  No.  i  which 
consists  of  the  district  electoral  divisions  of 
Ballynakill,  Kilbarry,  Killoteran,  and 
Waterford  Rural.) 


Capt.  William  Archer  Redmond, 

D.S.O.  (N.).  ..  ..   4,915 

Vittcent Joseph  White,  M.D. (%.¥.)  4,43 1 
Returning    Officer — The     High     Sheriff     of 
Waterford. 

JWATERFORD  CO.  [1] 

{J'he  administrative  county  of  Waterford, 
exclusive  of  the  part  thereof  comprised  in 
the  parliamentary  botough  of  Waterford.) 

•*Cathal  Brugha  (Charles  Bur- 
gess) (S  F. )    ..  . .  ..    12,890 

^ James  John  O'Shee  {^.)         ..     4,217 
Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


Waterloo  [See  Lancashire]. 

Watford  [See  Hertfordshire]. 

Wavertree  [See  Liverpool]. 


WEDNESBURY  (Staffordshire)  [1]. 

(Municipal  borough  of  Wednesbury,  and  urban 
districts  of  Darlaston  and  Tipton. 


■¥^ Alfred  Short  (Lab.)  . .  ..    11,341 

Archibald    White    Maconochie 

(Co.U.)  .  .  .  .  . .    10,464 

Robert  Levesoii-  Cower  Simp- 
son (L.)  . .  .  .  .  .         988 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Wellingborough    [See    Northampton- 
shire]. 
Wells  [See  Somersetshire]. 
Wentworth  [See  Yorkshire,  W.  Riding]. 
West  Bermondsey  [See  Bermondsey]. 
West  Birmingham  [See  Birmingham]. 

WEST  BROMWICH  (Staffordshire)  [1] 

{The  county  borough  of  West  Bromwich.) 


^Frederic!:      Owen       Roberts 

(Lab.) 11,572 

\ Lieut. -Col.  Viscount Lewisham 

(Co.U.)         9,863 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Westbury  rSee  Wiltshire]. 

West  Derby  [See  Liverpool]. 

Western    Isles    [See    Inverness-shire, 

and  Ross  and  Cromarty]. 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,    AND    UNIVERSITIES 


WEST  HAM  (Essex)  [4]. 


Plalstow  [1]. 
{Hudsons  and  Plaistow  Wards,  and  the  part 
of  Canning  Town   Ward  which  is  not  in- 
cluded in  the  Silvertown  Division.) 

William  James  Thorne  (Lab.)  12,156 
Arnold  Lupton  {Ind.) . .  ..         657 

Silvertown  [1]. 

{Custom  House  and  Silvertown,  and  Tidal 
Basin  Wards,  and  the  part  of  Canning 
Town  Ward  which  lies  to  the  south  and  east 
of  a  line  drawn  from  the  ward  boundary  in 
Hermit  Road  along  the  middle  of  Star  Lane 
to  the  middle  of  the  Woolwich  Branch  of  the 
Great  Eastern  Railway,  thence  southwards 
along  the  middle  of  that  railway  to  the  ward 
boundary  in  Barking  Road.) 

♦John  Joseph  Jones  (Lab.)  ..  6,971 
Lieut. -Col.       Thomas       Walter 

Colby Cartheiv,D.S.O.  (Co.U.)  4,259 
David  John  Davis  (X-'ih.^         ..   2,278 

Stratford  [11. 

[Broadway,  Forest  Gate,  High  Street  and  New 

Town  Wards.) 
♦Charles   Ernest   Leonard  Lyle 

(Co.U.)  8,498 

J?t.  Hon.  Charles  Frederick  Gur-       • 

luy  Masterman,  P.C.  (L.)  ..   4,821 

Upton  [11. 
{Park,  Upton  and  West  Ham  Wards.) 
♦Sir  Ernest  Edward  Wild,  K.C. 

(Co.U.)  ..  ..  .'.   8,813 

Benjamin  Waller  Gardner  (Lab.)  3, 186 
/ohn  Charles  Nicholson  {V.^  ..  2,380 
Returnins  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Westhoaghton  [See  Lancashire]  ■ 


:WESTMEATH  CO.  [1]. 

(The  administrative  county  of  Westmeath.) 
Laurence  Ginnell  (S.F.)  ..    12,435 

Patrick  foseph  Weymes  (N.)  . .      3,458 
t^Vr   Walter  Richard  Nugent, 

^/.  (Ind.) 603 

Returning  Officer— T\\k  High  Sheriff: 


WESTMINSTER  (Middlesex)  [2]. 

(Metropolitan  borough  of  City  of 
Westminster.) 


Abbey  [1]. 

(Covent  Garden,  Charing  Cross,  Great  Marl- 
borough, Pall  Mall,  Regent,  St.  Anne,  St. 
John,  St.  Margaret, and  Strand  Wards.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  William 
Lehman  Ashmead  Bartlett  Burdett-Coutts, 
P.C.  (Co.U.)^^^  returned  utiopfiosed.  In 
July  1921  Mr.  Burdett-Coutts  rf/V./,  and  at 
a  Bye-Election  on  Aug.  2sth,  19.21,  the 
result  was 

*Brig.-Gen.  John  Sanctuary 
Nicholson,  C.B.,  C.M.G., 
C.B.E.,  D.S.O.  (Ind.C.)       ..   6,204 

Lieut. -Col.  Reginald  Vincent 
Kempenfeldt  Afplin,  D.S.O. 
(Anti- Waste  League)  . .   4,970 

Arnold     Lupton     (Ind.L.     and 

Anti-Waste)  .  .  . .  . .     3,053 


St.  George's  [1]. 

(Conduit,  Grosvenor,  Hamlet  of  Knightsbridge, 
Knightsbridge  St.  George's  and  Victoria 
Wards.) 

At  the  General  Elf ction  the  Rt.  Hon.  Walter 
Hume  Lone,  PC.  (Co.U.)  arid  Henry 
Thomas  Mackenzie  Bell  (L.)  foiled  re- 
spectively 10,453  '^'"i  1. 140  votes.  In  May 
1921  Mr.  Long  ivas  raised  to  the  Peerage^ 
and  at  a  Bye-  Election  on  June  Tth,  1921,  the 
result  was 

♦James       Malcolm       Monteith 

Erskine  (Ind.  and  Anti- Waste)  7,244 

Col.  Sir  Herbert  Merton  Jessel. 

Bt.,  C.B.,  C.M.G.  (Co.U.)    ..   5,356 

Acting  Retu7ningOfficer--]o\\n  Hunt,O.B.E., 
Bar.-at-Law,  Town  Clerk  of  City  of  West- 
minster, Westminster  City  Hall,  Charing 
Cross  Road,  W.C.2 


WESTMORLAND  [1]. 
(The  administrative  county  of  Westmorland.) 
Col.  John  Wakefield  Weston  (Co.U.). 
Returning  O/^cer—The  High  Sheriff. 


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Weston-super-Mare  rSee  Somerset- 
shire 1- 
West  Toxteth  [See  Liverpool], 


tWEXFORD  CO.  [2]. 
North  Wexford  [1]. 

{^The  Baronies  of  Ballaghkeea  North  and 
South,  Gorey,  Scarazvahh,  and  Shelnialiere 
East,  and  parts  of  the  Baronies  of  Bantry 
and  Shebnaliere  IVest.) 

At  the  General  Election  *Roger  Mary  Sweet- 
man  (S.F.)  and  tSir  Thomas  Henry  Grattan 
Esnionde,  Bt.  {ii.) polled  respectively  10,162 
and  7,i8g  votes.  In  Jan.  1921  Mr.  Sweet- 
man  resigned,  and  at  the  time  of  going  to 
Press  the  seat  is  vacant. 


South  Wexford  [1]. 

(  7 he  Baronies  of  Bargy,  Forth  and  Shel- 
bume,  and  part  of  the  Baronies  of  Bantry 
and  Shebnaliere  IVest.) 


■*James  Ryan,  M.D.  (S.F.)      .. 
iFeler  F/renck  {N.) 

Ketiirfiing  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


8,729 
8,211 


Whithy  [See  Scarborough  and 
Whitby]. 

Whitechapel  and  St.  George's  [See 
Stepney]. 

Whitehaven  [See  Cumberland]. 


JWICKLOW  CO.  [2]. 
East  Wicklow  [1]. 

( The  Baronies  of  A  rklow,  Newcastle,  and 
Rathdown,  and  so  much  of  the  paiish  of 
Calay  as  is  in  Barony  of  Ballinacor  North. ) 

-¥^John    (Sean)    R.    Etchingham 

(S.F.) 5,916 

H.  Parker  Keene  {\3.)  ..  ..   2,6cx) 

Dents  Joseph  Cogan  {^.^  ..   2,466 


West  Wicklow  [1]. 

(  The  Baronies  of  Ballinacor  North  and  South 
(except  that  part  of  the  parish  of  Calary 
included  in  East  Division),  Shillelagh,  and 
Talbotstown  Upper  and  Lower.) 

■^Robert  Childers  Barton  (S.F.)  6,239 
Pierce  Charles  de  Lacy  O'Mahony, 

The  O'Makony  {'^.)  ..  ..    1,370 

Returning O^cer —The  High  Sheriff. 


WIGAN  (Lancashire)  [1]. 

(County  borough  of  Wigan.) 


■¥^John  Allen  I'arkinson  (Lab.)  12,914 
\  Reginald  J  antes  Neville  Neville 

(Co.U.)          11,5^4 

Robert  Alstead  {'L.)       ..          ..  2,434 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


WILLESDEN  (Middlesex  [2]. 
( Urban  district  of  Willesden.) 

East  [1]. 
(Brondesbury     Park,     Cricklewood,     Kensal 
Rise,    Mid   Kilburn,    North   Kilburn    and 
South  Kilburn  Wards.) 

Harry  IVIallaby-Deeley  (Co.U.)  12,044 
Henry  James  Lincoln  (Lab.)  4,941 
Herbert  John  Doree  iX"^         ••     2,757 


West  [1]. 

(Church  End,  Harlesden,  Roundivood,  Stone- 
bridge  and    Willesden   Green    Wards.) 

¥Col.  Charles  Pinkham.  O.B.E. 

(Co.U.)          10,503 

Samuel  Philip  F*a«/ (Lab.)  ..  7,217 

Dr.  John  Smyth  Crone  {L,.)   ..  1,697 

Returnitig    Officer — The   Chairman    of  the 
Urban  District  Council. 


Widnes  [See  Lancashire]. 


WILTSHIRE  [6]. 
{The    administrative    county    of    Wilts.) 

Chippenham  [1]. 

(^he  Rural  Districts  of  Calne,  Chippenham, 
Crickladeand  Wootton  Bassett.and  Malmes- 
burv.  the  part  of  the  Rural  District  of  Tetbury 
which  is  within  the  .4  dministrative  County 
of  Wilts,  and  the  Municipal  Boroughs  of 
Calne,  Chippenham  and   Malmesbury.) 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,    AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Wlltsllire  —COM  fin  ued. 

Chippenham — continuca. 


■*Lieut.-Col.       William       Cory 

Hevvard  Bell,  D.S.O.  (Co.U.)  8,512 
James  Currie,  C.M.G.  (L.)      ..   4,823 
'       Salisbury  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Amesbury,  Salisbury, 
Tisbury  and  Wilton,  and  the  municipal 
boroughs  of  Salisbury  and  Wilton.) 


George  Terrell  (Co.  U.)--  ..8,786 

Albert  James  Bennett  {L,.)        ..   4,839 
Reuben  George  (Lab.)    . .  . .   2,939 

Devizes  [11. 
(The  Rural  Districts  of  Devizes,  Marlborough, 
Pewsey  and  Ramsbury,  the  part  of  the 
Rural  District  of  Highworth  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parishes  of  Bishopstone,  Chisle- 
don,  Liddingion,  Little  Hinton,  Wan- 
borough  and  Wroughton,  and  the  Municipal 
Boroughs  of  Devizes  and  Marlborough.) 


Hugh  Morrison  (Co.  U.)  ..   9,168 

Lieut.  Ernest  Brown,  M.C.  (L.)  8,018 

Swindon  [1'. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Highworth 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Devizes  Division, 
and  the  municipal  borough  of  Swindon.) 

¥.Sir  Frederick  William  Young, 

LL.B.  (Co.U.)  ..  ..    10,180 

Joseph  Compton  ( Lab. )  . .     8, 393 

Harry  Walker  {V-)      ..  ..     3,460 

Westbury  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Bradford-on-Avon, 
Melksham,  Mere,  Warminster,  and  West- 
bury  and  Whorwellsdown,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Bradford-on-Avon,  Melksham, 
Trowbridge,  Warminster  and  Westbury.) 

*Brig.-Gen.    George    Llewellen 
Palmer,  C.B.  (Co.U.) 

^Capt.  the  Hon.  Geoffrey  William 
Algernon  Howard  (L.) 

Capt.  Ernest  Nathaniel  Bennett 
(Lab.) 

Returning  Officer— "Wie.  High  Sheri.T. 


9,261 

6,064 

3.537 


WIMBLEDON  (Surrey)  [1\ 

{Municipal  borough  of  Wimbledon,  and  urbatt 
district  of  Merton  and  Morden.) 

*Sir  Joseph  Hood,  Bt.  (Co.U.)  13,652 
George  Mojgan  Edzvardes-J ones 

(Ind.)  3,079 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Winchester  [See  Hampshire]. 

Windsor  [See  Berkshire]. 

Wirral  [See  Cheshire]. 

Withington  [See  Manchester] ■ 

WOLVERHAMPTON  (Staffordshire    [  3 


^% 


Motto. — "  Out  of  darkness  cometh  light." 


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BUston  [1]. 

{Urban    districts    of    Bilston,     Coseley    and 
Sedgley.) 

Brig.-Gen.  Thomas  Edgecombe 
Hickman,  C.B.,  D.S.O., 
(Co.U.)  ..  ..  ..10,343 

Lieut.  •  Col.     John       William 

Kynaston,  M.D.  ['Lab.)      ..     6,744 

East  [1]. 

{St.  Jameses,  St.  Mary's  and  St.  Peter's 
Wards  of  the  county  borough  of  Wolver- 
hampton, and  urban  districts  of  Heath 
Town  or  Wednesfield  Heath,  Short  Heath, 
Wednesfield  and  Willenhall.) 

George  Rennie  Thome  (L.)      ..    7,660 
Eev.    James     Augustus     Shaw 

(Co.N.D.) 7,138 

West  [1]. 

{Blakenhall,  Dunstall,  Graiseley,  Merridale, 
Park,  St.  George's,  St.  John's,  St.  Mark's 
and  St.  Matthew's  Wards  of  the  county 
borough  of  Wolverhampton.) 

Sir  Alfred  Frederick  Bird,  Bt. 

(Co.U.)         

Alexander      George      Walkden 

(Lab.)  

Retiir7iing  Officer — The  Mayor. 


13,329 
10,158 


Woodbrldge  [See  Suffolk,  East]. 

Wood  Green  [See  Middlesex]. 

Woodvale  [See  Belfast]. 


WOOLWICH  (Kent)  [2]. 

{Metropolitan  borough  of  Woolwich.) 
East  [1]. 

{Burrage,   Central,  Glyndon,    St.    Margaret's 
and  St.  Nicholas  Wards.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon. 
William  Creoles,  P.C.  (Lab.)  ^vas  returned 
unopposed .  In  Feb.  192 1  Mr.  Crooks  re- 
sianed,  and  at  a  Bye-Election  on  March 
■znd,  19^1,  the  result  2vas 

•Capt.  Robert  Gee,  V.C..  M.C. 

(Co.U.)  13,724 

■[/ames      Ramsay      Macdonald 

(Lab.)  13,041 

West  [1]. 

{Dockyard,     Eltluim,     Herbert,     River,     St. 
George's  and  St.  Mary's  Wards.) 

■^Sir  (Howard)  Kingsley  Wood 

(Co.U.)         12,348 

Alexander     Gordon     Cameron 

(Lab.)  7,088 

Major        William        Augtistus 

Adam{\wA.\!i.)  .  .         .  ,     1,109 

Returning  Officer — The  Mayor. 


WORCESTER  (City)  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  Worcester.) 


Rt.    Hon.    Sir   Edward    Alfred 

Colliding,  Bt.,   P.C.  (Co.U.)  9,243. 
Richard  Robert  Fair  bairn  (L.) . .    4,889 

Retnttiing  Officer — The  Sheriff  of  Worcester 
City. 


WORCESTERSHIRE  [4]. 
{The  administrative  county  of  Worcester.) 

Bewdley  [1]. 

(Tfte  rural  districts  of  Mariley,  Rock,  Tenbury 
and  Upton-upon-Severn,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Tewkesbury  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parishes  of  Chacelev  and  Pendock. 
the  rural  district  which  consists  of  the  civil 
parishes  of  Redmarley  D'Abitot  and  Staun- 
ton, the  municipal  borough  of  Bewdley,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Malvern  and  Stout- 
port.) 


At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Stanley 
Baldwin,  P.C.  (Co.U.)  was  returjied  un- 
opposed. In  April  1921  Mr.  Baldwin  was- 
appointed  Pres.  of  Board  0/  Trade,  and  at 
a  Bye- Election  on  April  i(jth,  i92i,'j  the 
result  tuas 

Rt.     Hon.     Stanley     Baldwin, 

P.C.  (Co.U.) 14,537 

henry  Mills  (Ind.   Lab.)      ..      i,68o 

Evesham  [1]. 

(rA«  rural  districts  of  Droftwich,  Evehsam, 
Feckenham,  Pershore  and  Shipston-on-  ■ 
Stour,  the  parts  of  the  rural  districts  of 
Stow-on-the-Wold  and  Winchcomb  which 
are  within  the  administrative  county  of 
Worcester,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Tewkesbury    which    consists   of    the    civil 


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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,  AND   UNIVERSITIES 


Worcestershire— <•(»«/»"««*</. 
Evealuun— c(7M//V/u^^. 

parishes  of  Bredon,  Bredon's  Norton. 
CoiuUrton,  Overbury  and  Teddington,  and 
the  municipal  boroughs  of  Droitwich  and 
Evesham.) 


Coin.   Bolton  Meredith  Eyres  Monsell, 

R.N.  (Co.  U.)-  •■  ..    10,479 

IVilliam  Pearce  Ellis  (L.)       . .     3,570 

Walter  Metcalfe  Fielding  ( Lab. )     2,863 


Kidderminster  [1]. 

iJChe  rural  districts  of  Bromsgrove  and  Kidder- 
minster, the  municipal  borough  of  Kidder- 
minster, and  the  urban  districts  of  Broms- 
grove, North  Bromsgrove  and  Redditch.) 


Major    Eric    Ayshford    Knight 

(Co.U.)  ..  ..  ..    13,497 

/ohn  Baier  (L,a.h.)      ..  ..     9,760 


Stourbridge  [11. 

{The  rural  district  of  Halesowen,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Stourbridge,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Lye  and  Wollescote  and  Oldbury.) 

Rt.  Hon.  John  William  Wilson, 

P.C.  (L.)         8,920 

A/rs.  Mary  Reid  Anderson  {Miss 

Mary  McArthur)  (L,2ih.)       ..   7,587 

Victor  FisAer  (Co.^.D.)  ..  6,690 

Returning  0_fficer—1he  High  SheriflF. 


Workington  [See  Cumberlandl. 

Worthing  [See  Horsham]. 

Wrekin  [See  Shropshire]. 

Wrexham  [See  Denbighshire]. 

Wycombe  [See  Buckinghamshire]. 

Yardley  [See  Birmingham]. 


YARMOUTH,  GREAT  (Norfolk)  [1]. 
(The  county  borough  of  Great  Yarmouth.) 


Motto — "  Rex  et  nostra  iura." 

Sir  Arthur  Fell  (Co.U.)  . .   6,741 

Lieut.  J.  Havelock  Wilson  (L.)  5,734 
Williatii  McDonrtell  {l^^ib.)  ..  1,845 
William  H.  Z'awj^M(N.F.D.S.S.)  125 
Returnins;  Officer — The  Mayor. 


Yeovil  [See  Somersetshire]. 

YORK  (City)  [1]. 
{County  borough  of  York  {with    Yorfi  Castle). 


Sir  John  George  Butcher,  Bt., 

K.C.  (Co.U.)  .  .  ..    16,269 

^Arnold  Stephenson    Roavntree 

(L.) 5,363 

Thomas  Harry  Gill  {hah.')    .  .     4,822 

Reinrniug  Officer — Tlie  Sheriff  of  York  City. 


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YORKSHIRE,  EAST  RIDING  [3]. 

iThe    administrative    county    of    York,    East 
Riding.') 

Buckrose  [1]. 
{The  rural  districts  of  Bridlington,  Driffield, 
Norton  and  Sherburn,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Bridlington,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Filey,  Great  Driffield  and 
Norton.) 

•¥Capt.  Algernon   Henry  More- 

ing  (Co.U.) 9,310 

George  ffenry  Da7VS0tf{ha.h.)  .  .  3,176 

Austin  Taylor  (L.)        .  .  .  .  2,792 

Holdemess  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Patrington  and  Skir- 
laugh,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Beverley  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Hoxvdenshire  Division,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Sculcoates  whicit  consists  of  the 
civil  parishes  of  Preston  and  Sutton,  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Beverley  and  Hedon, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Cottingham, 
Hornsea  and  Withernsea.) 

Capt.    Arthur    Stanley    Wilson 
(Co.U.)  9,387 

Fred Maddison  [L.)        ..  ..   5,521 

Howdenshlre  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Escrick,  Howden, 
P.ocklington  and  Riccall,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Beverley  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parishes  of  Brantingham, 
Ellerker,  EUoughton-with-Brough  and  South 
Cave,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Scul- 
coates which  is  not  included  in  the  Holdemess 
Division,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Hessle 
and  Pocklington.) 

Lieut. -Col.    the    Hon.     Francis 

Stanley  Jackson  (Co.U.)       .  .  9,023 

Thomas  Davis  Fenby  (L.)         .  .   4,384 

Returning  Officer — The  High  Sheriff. 


YORKSHIRE,  NORTH  RIDING  [4]. 
(The  administrative  county  of    York,   North 
Riding,  exclusive  of  the  part  thereof  com- 
prised   in    the    parliamentary    borough    of 
Stockton-on-Tees.) 

Cleveland  [1.] 
(The  rural  district  of  Middlesbrough,  the  part 
of  the  rural  district  of  Guisborough  which  is 
not  included  in  the  Scarborough  and  Whitby 
Division,  and  the  urban  districts  of  Eston, 
Guisborough,  Hinderwell,  Loftus,  Redcar, 
Saltburn  -  by  -  the  -  Sea  and  Skelton  and 
Brotten.) 

•Sir  Park  Goff  (Co.U.)  . .   8,701 

Harry  Dock  (Lab.)        . .  . .   8,610 

^[Rt.  Hon.  Herbert  Louis  Samuel, 

/'.C.  (L.)         


7,089 


Riclmiond  [1.] 

(The  rural  districts  of  Aysgarth,  Bedale, 
Croft,  Leyburn,  Northallerton,  Reeth, 
Richmond,  Startforth  and  Stokesley,  the 
municipal  borough  of  Richmond,  and  the 
urban  distrcts  of  Kirklington-cum-Upsland, 
Masham  and  Northallerton.) 


■A^Lieut.-Col.      Murrough     John 

Wilson  (Co.U.)  . .  . .   9,857 

William  Parlour  (Ind.)  . .  4,907 


.< 


Scarborough  and  Whitby  [1]. 


(The  rural  districts  of  Scarborough  and  Whitby, 
the  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Guisborough 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of 
Commondale,  Danby  and  Westerdale,  the 
part  of  the  rural  district  of  Pickering  which 
consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Allerston, 
Ebberston,  Kingthorpe,  Levisham,  Lockton, 
Marishes,  Newton,  Thornton  Dale  and 
Wilton,  the  municipal  borough  of  Scar- 
borough, and  the  urban  districts  of  Pickering, 
Scalby  and  Whitby.) 


Arms  of  Scarborough. 
Hon.     Sir     William     Gervase 

Beckett,  Bt.  (Co.U.)  ..    11,764 

Capt.  Francis  Osbert  Sacheverell 

Sitwell  (L-) 7)994 

/.  iV.  Rownt7-ee  (Lab.)  . .      1,025 

Thlrsk  and  Malton  [Ij. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Easingwold,  Flaxton, 
Helmsley,  Kirkby  Moorside,  Malton,  Thirsk 
and  Wath,  the  part  of  the  rural  district  of 
Pickering  which  is  not  included  in  the 
Scarborough  and  Whitby  Division,  and  the 
urban  district  of  Malton.) 

Edmund    Russborough     Turton 

(Co.U.)  9,656 

Sa7?iuel S.  Lockwood (\j.)  ..  4.317 

Acting  Returning  Officer — Hubert  G.  Thorn- 
ley,  Northallerton. 

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COUNTIES,   BOROUGHS,  AND   UNIVERSITIES 


YORKSHIRE,  WEST  RIDING  [19]. 
(TA*   administrative   county   of    York,    West 
Riding,    exclusive    of    the    parts    thereof 
comprised  in  parliamentary  boroughs.) 

Barkston  Ash  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Bishopthorpe,  Selby, 
Tadcaster  and  Wetherby,  the  part  of  the 
rural  district  of  Great  Ottseburn  which 
consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Acomb, 
Hessay,  'Knapton,  Moor  Monkton,  Nether 
Pofypleton,  Rufforth  and  Upper  Poppleton, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Garforth  and 
Selby.) 

Lieut. -Col.     George     Richard 
Lane-Fox  (Co. U.)    ..  ..    12,365 

/ohn  Albert  Rhodes  (L.)  .  .      6,809 

Dennis  Milner  ( Ind. ) . .  .  >      i  ,035 

Colne  VaUey  [IJ, 

{The  urban  districts  of  Farnley  Tyas,  Golcar, 
Holme,  Holmfirth,  Honley,  Linthwaite, 
Marsden,  Meltham,  New  Mill,  Saddleworth, 
Scammonden,  Slaithwaite,  South  Crosland, 
Springhead  and  Thurstonland.) 

Frederick    William     Mallalieu 

(Co.L.)  13,541 

Wilfred  Whiteley  (Lab.)         . .     9,473 

Doncaster  [1]. 

(The  municipal  borough  of  Doncaster,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Adwick-le-Street  and 
Benlley-with-Arksey.) 


♦Reginald    Nicholson    (Co.L  ) 
Robert  Morley  (Lab.) .  . 


S.431 
5,153 


Don  Valley  [l]. 

{.The  rural  districts  of  Doncaster  and  Thorne, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Mexborough  and 
Tickhill.) 

•James  Walton  (Co.N.D.)       . .   6,095 
^HcLstings  Bertrand  Lees  Smith 

(L.) 3,868 

Edward  hough  (L,2ih.)  ..  ..   3,226 

Elland  [1]. 
[The  rural  district  of  Halifax  {except  the  civil 
parish  of  Norland),  the  municipal  borough 
of  Brighouse,  and  the  urban  districts  of 
Clayton,  Elland,  Greetland,  Hipperholme, 
Queensbury,  Shelf,  Southowram  and  Stain- 
land.) 


•George  Taylor  Ramsden  (Co.U.) 

8,917 

Harry  Dawson  (X-.)       ..  ..    7,028 

Dennis  Hardaker  (Lab.)  . .    5,923 

^Charles  Philip  Trevelyan  (Ind.)   1,286 

Hemsworth  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Hemsworth,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Barnsley  which  is  not 
included  in  the  Wentworth  Division,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Cudworth  and  Royston.) 

8,102 
6,490 


*John  Guest  (Lab.) 
/oshua  Scholejield  (Co.U.) 


KelgUey  [1]. 

{The  rural  district  of  Keighley,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Keighley,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Denholme,  Haworth,Oakworth,Oxenhope 
and  Silsden.)  ■ 


•Sir  Robert  Clough  (Co.U.)  ..  8,820 
t  William  Henry  Somervell  ( L. )  7 ,  709 
William  Bland  (L.3ih.)  ..  ..    6,324 


Normanton  [IJ. 

{The  urban  districts  of  Altofts,  Castleford, 
Featherstone ,  Melhley,  Normanton  and 
Whitwood.) 


Frederick  Hall  (Lab). 


Penistone  [1]. 

{The  rural  districts  of  Penistone  and  Wortley, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Clayton  West, 
Denby  and  Cumberworth,  Gunthwaite  and 
Ingbirchworth,  Hoy  land  Swaine,  Kirk- 
burton,  Penistone,  Shelley,  Shepley,  Skel- 
manthorpe,  Stocksbridge  and  Thurlstone.) 


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At  the  General  Election  Sydney  Arnold  (L.), 
Major  Philip  Gatty  Smith  (Co.U.),  and 
Frederick  William  Southern  (  Lab.)  polled 
respectively  7,338,  6,744,  "■"'^  4.55^  votes. 
In  Feb.  1921  Mr.  Arnold  resigned,  and  at  a 
Bye-Election  on  March  $th,  1921,  the  result 
•was 

•William  Gillis  (Lab.)  . .   8,560 

"j"  William     Mather     Rutherford 

Pr in^le  (Ind.L.)         ..  ..  7,984 

Sir    James     Peace     Hinchcliffe 

(Co.L.)  7,123 

Pontefract  [1]. 

(TAe  rural  districts  of  Goole  and  Pontefract, 
the  municipal  borough  of  Pontefract,  and 
the  urban  districts  of  Goole  and  Knottingley). 


At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Joseph  Compton  Compton  Rickelt,  P.C. 
(Co.L.),  and  Isaac  Burns  (hah.)  polled  re- 
spectively 8,561  and  5,047  votes.  In  July 
1919  Sir  Joseph  Compton-Rickett  died,  and 
at  a  Bye-Election  on  Sept.  6th,  1919,  the 
result  was 


■¥■  Walter  Forrest  (Co.L.) 
Isaac  Burns  ( Lab. ) 


9,920 
8,445 


Pudsey  and  Otley  [1]. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Wharfedale 
which  is  not  included  in  the  Shipley  Division, 
the  municipal  borough  of  Pudsey,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Burley-in-Wharfedale, 
Calverley,  Parsley,  Horsforth,  Ilkley,  Otley 
and  Rawdon.) 


Blpon  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Knaresborough,  Pateley 
Bridge  and  Ripon,  the  part  of  the  rural 
district  of  Great  Ouseburn  which  is  not 
included  in  the  Barkston  Ash  Division,  the 
municipal  boroughs  of  Harrogate  and  Ripon, 
and  the  urban  district  of  Knaresborough.) 


•  Arthur  Rhys  Barrand  (Co.L.)   13,860 
George  Ripley  Carter  (Lab.)  . .     4,583 


Major  the  Hon.  Edward  Frederick 
LindleyWood  (Co.U.). 

Rother  Valley  [1]. 

(The  rural  district  of  Kiveton  Park,  the  part  of 
the  rural  district  of  Rotkerham  which  is  not 
included  in  the  Wentworth  Division,  and  the 
urban  districts  of  Handsworth  and  Swinton.) 

^Thomas  Walter  Grundy  (Lab.)  9,917 
Ernest  George Bearcroft (Co.^ .^ .)  4>894 
Albert  Edward  Mann  Turner{l..')  3,177 


Rothwell  [1]. 
(The  rural  districts  of  Hunslet  and  Wakefield, 
and  the  urban  districts  of  Ardsley  East  and 
West,  Emley,   Flockton,  Horbury,  Rothwell 
and  Stanley.) 

■¥■  William  Lunn  (Lab.).  .         .  .  9,998 
Lieut.- Col.  Henry  Christopher  Bruce 

Wilson  (Co.U.)  ..  ..   6,621 

/ohn  Arthur  Yonge  (L.)  . .   4,909 


SMpley  [1]. 

(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Wharfedale 
which  consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Esholt, 
Hawksworth  and  Menston,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Baildon,  Bingley,  Guiseley, 
Shipley  and  Yeadon.) 

¥  Henry  Norman  Rae  (Co.L.)      16,700 
Tom  Snowden  (Lab.)  .  .  . .      5)690 


Skipton  [1]. 

(The  rural  districts  of  Bowland,  Sedberg, 
Settle  and  Skipton,  and  the  urban  districts 
of  Barnoldswick,  Earby  and  Skipton.) 

*Lieut.-Col.     Richard    Foulis 

Roundell  (Co.U.)     . .  . .    12,599 

IVilliam  A  nderton  Brigg  ( L. )      10,318 


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COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,   AND    UNIVERSITIES. 


TorkBbire  (West  It.l6ixLg)—coniinMet/. 
Sowerby  [Ij. 

(The  rural  district  of  Todmorden,  the  part  0/ 
the  rural  district  of  Halifax  which  consists 
of  the  civil  parish  of  Norland,  the  municipal 
borough  of  Todmorden,  and  the  urban 
districts  of  Barkisland,  Hebden  Bridge, 
Luddenden  Foot,  Midgley,  Mytholmroyd, 
Rishworth,  Sowerby,  Sowerby  Bridge,  and 
Soyland.) 

*Major  Robert  Hewitt   Barker 

(N.F.D.S.S.) 8,287 

yoAn  tVtUiam  Ogden  (Lab.)    ..   7,306 
^Jokn  Sharp  Higham  (Co.L.)       6,778 


Spen  Valley  [1]. 

(J"A«  urban  districts  of  Birkenshaw ,  Birstal, 
Drighlington,  Gildersome,  Heckmondwike, 
Hunsworth,  Kirkheaton,  Lepton,  Mirfield, 
Spenborough  and  Whitley  Upper.) 

At  the  General  Election  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Thomas  Palmer  Whittaker,  P.C.  (Co.L.) 
and  Thomas  Myers  (Lab.)  polled  respec- 
tively 10,664  "'"^  8,508  votes.     In  Nov.  1919 


Sir  Thomas  Whittaker  died,  and  at  a  Bye- 
Election  on  Dec.  2oih,  1919,  the  result  was 
A^ Tom  Myers  (Lab. )  ..  ..    11,962 

Major  the  Rf.  Hon.  Sir  John 
Allsebrook      Simon,       P.C, 
K.C.V.O.,O.B.E.,K.C.{'L.)  10,244 
Lieut.-Col.  Bryan  Charles  Fair- 
fax, C.M.G.  {Co.l..)  ..     8,134 

Wentworth  [1]. 
(The  part  of  the  rural  district  of  Barnsley  which 
consists  of  the  civil  parishes  of  Billingley 
and  Stainborough,  the  part  of  the  rural  dis- 
trict of  Rotherham  it'hich  consists  of  the  civil 
parishes  of  Brampton  Bierlow  and  Went- 
worth, and  thf  urban  districts  of  Bolton- 
upon-Dearne,  Dar field,  Dodworth,  Hoyland 
Nether,    Thurnscoe,     Wath  -  upon  -  Dearne, 
Wombwell  and  Worsborough.) 
^George  Henry  Hirst  (Lab.)      13,029 
Coi.     I'homas    Wilfred    Howe 

Mitchell  {Co.\J.)       ..  ..     5,315 

\ Frederick  Handel  Booth^X-) •  •     3.453 
Acting-    Returning     Officer — Francis     Alvey 
Darwin,  County  Hall,  Wakefield. 


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IRISH     FREE     STATE 

PROVISIONAL   GOVERNMENT 

ELECTED   BY 

PARLIAMENT   OF   SOUTHERN    IRELAND 
January  14th,  1922. 


MICHAEL   COLLINS  (Chairman), 

WILLIAM   THOMAS   COSGRAVE. 

EDMUND   (EAMESON)  JOHN   DUGGAN. 

P.  HOGAN. 

FINIAN   LYNCH,  B.A. 

JOSEPH   McGRATH. 

JOHN  (EoiN)  McNeill. 

KEVIN   CHRISTOPHER   O'HIGGINS. 


COUNCIL     OF     IRELAND 

(Elected  June  1921). 

President— m^  LORD-LIEUTENANT  OF  IRELAND. 


NORTH  [20]. 

SIR  ROBERT  NEWTON  ANDERSON. 

RT.  HON.  JOHN  MILLER  ANDREWS,   P.C. 

JOHN  MILNE  BARBOUR. 

RT.  HON.  SIR  RICHARD  DAWSON  BATES,  P.C,  O.B.E. 

WILLIAM  COOTE. 

LIEUT. -COL.  THE  RT.  HON.  SIR  JAMES  CRAIG,  BT.,  P.C. 

CAPT.  HERBERT  DIXON. 

WILLIAM  GRANT. 

DR.  ROBERT  JAMES  JOHNSTONE,  F.R.C.S. 

SIR  CRAWFORD  McCULLAGH. 

SAMUEL  McGUFFIN. 

ROBERT  JOHN  McKEOWN. 

MAJOR  D.  G.  SHILLINGTON. 


SOUTH  [20]. 

{Not  elected.) 


278  SENATE   OF  SOUTHERN   IRELAND. 

SENATE  OF  SOUTHERN  IRELAND  [6*1 

as  elected  June  1921. 

*  Elected  by  the  Peers  of  Ireland,     t  Elected  by  the  Privy  Councillors  of  Ireland. 


Armagh,  Archbishop  of. 

*  Cloncorry,  Baron. 

Cork,  Lord  Mayor  of  {ex-officio). 

*  Dk  Freynk,  Baron. 

*  Desart,  Earl  of,  P.C,  K.P  ,  K.C.B. 

*  DoNOUGHMORE,  Earl  of,  P.C,  K.P. 

Dublin,  Archbishop  of.  » 

Dublin,  Lord  Mayor  oi {ex-officid). 

*  DuNRAVEN  AND  Mount-Eari.,  Earl  of,  P.C,  K.P.,  CM.G.,  O.B.E. 
tGouLDiNG,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  William  Joshua,  Bt.,  P.C 
fGRANARD,  Earl  of,  P.C,  K.P.  G.CV.O. 

*HoLMPATRiCK,  Baron,  D.S.O.,  M.C 

*  Inchiquin,  Baron. 

f  Kavanagh,  Rt.  Hon.  Walter  McMurrogh,  P.C. 

*  Kenmare,  Earl  of,  C.V.O. 

Lord  Chancellor  of  Ireland  {ex-officio,  and  speaker). 
tMAHON,   Lieut -Gen.    thp    Rt,    Hon.    Sir    Bryan    Thomas,    P.C,    K.C.B., 

K.CV.O.,  D.S.O. 
*Mayo,  Earl  of,  P.C,  K.P. 
t'MEATH,  Earl  of,  P.C,  K.P.,  G.B.E. 

*  MiDDLETON,  Earl  of,  P.C,  K.P. 
Moore,  Sir  John  William,  M.D. 

*  Oranmore  and  Browne,  Baron,  P.C,  K.P. 

*  Powerscourt,  Viscount,  K.P.,  M.V.O. 

*  Rathdonnell,  Baron. 

*  Sligo,  Marquess  of. 

t  Stafford,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Thomas  (Joseph),  Bt.,  P.C,  CB. 
fWALDRON,  Rt.  Hon.  Laurence  Ambrose,  P.C. 
t  Westmeath,  Earl  of,  P.C 

*  WiCKLOW,  Earl  of. 

and 
35  other  Senators  nominated  by  the  Viceroy  of  Ireland,  or  elected  by  other 
Bodies,  of  whom  — 
Andrews,  E.  H. 

Beattie,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Andrew,  P.C 
Campbell,  Rev.  J.  W.  R. 
Denning,  Frederick  F.,  K.C 
EvERARD,  Col.  Sir  Nugent  Talbot,  Bt. 
Gamble,  C  G. 
Glenn,  Very  Rev.  Henry  P. 
Guinness,  Henry  Seymour. 
Jameson,  Rt.  Hon.  Andrew,  P.C 
Taylor,  Col.  Sir  William,  K.B.E.,  C.B.,  M.B.,  F.R.CS.I. 


PARLIAMENT   OF    SOUTHERN    IRELAND. 


279 


PARLIAMENT 


OF   SOUTHERN 

AS  ELECTED  MAT  1921. 

{All  returns  unopposed.) 


IRELAND  [128] 


H  Previously  returned  us  a  Member  of  Imperial  Parliament,  December  1918  [biographies  in  early 

part  of  book). 


[4]. 


CARLOW  AND  KILKENNY  COS 

■^  James  Lennon  (S-F.). 

*^  William  Thomas  Cosgrave  (S.F.). 

Gerald  O'SuUivan  (S.F.). 

J.  Aylward  (S-F.). 


CAVAN  CO.  [3]. 

H  Arthur  Griffith  (S.F.). 

1  Peter  Paul  Galligan  (S.F.). 

Sean  Milroy  (S.F.). 

CLARE  CO.  [4]. 

f  Eamonn  de  Valera.(S.F.). 
t  Brian  0'Higgins(S.F.). 
John  I.  Liddy  (S.F.). 
Patrick  Brennan  (S.F.). 


CORK  CITY  [4]. 

1TLiamdeRoiste(WilliamRoche)(S.F.). 
IT  James  Joseph  Walsh  (S.F.). 
Donal  O'Callaghan  (S.F.). 
Miss  Mary  MacSwiney,  B.A.  (S.F.). 


CORK  CO.,  East  and  North-East  [3]. 

Thomas  Hunter  (S.F.). 
James  Fitzgerald  (S.F.). 
David  Rice  Kent  (S.F.). 


CORK  CO.,  North,  Mid,  West,  South 
and  South-East  [8]. 
^  Patrick  (Padraic)  O'Keefe  (S.F.). 
John  Moylan  (S.F.). 
John  Hales  (S.F. ). 
t  John  J.  Hayes  (S.F. ). 
I'Michael  Collins  (S.F. ). 
John  MacSwiney  (S.F.). 
Daniel  Corkery  (S.F.). 
Sean  Nolan  (S.F.). 


DONEGAL  CO.  [6]. 

■1  Joseph  O'Doherty  (S.F.). 
^Joseph  Sweeney  (S.F.). 
■f  Peter  Joseph  Ward  (S.F.). 
Dr.  J.  P.  McGinley  (S.F.). 
P.  J.  McGoldrick  (S.F.). 
S.  O' Flaherty  (S.F.). 


DUBLIN  [12]. 
Mid  Dublin  [4]. 

(Comprising  College  Green  and  Dublin 
Harbour  Divisions.) 

Kathleen  Clark  (S.F.). 

Sean  McGarry  (S.F.). 

t  Sean  Tomas  O'Kelly  (S.F.). 

H  Philip  Shanahan  (S.F.). 

North-West  Dublin  [4]. 

(Comprising  Clontarf,  St.  James's  and 
St.  Michan's  Divisions.) 

Philip  Bernard  Joseph  Cosgrove  (S.F.). 

1[  Joseph  McGrath  (S.F.). 

t  Michael  J.  Staines  (S.F.). 

4  Richard  James  Mulcahy  (S.F.). 

South  City  [4]. 

(Comprising  St.   Patrick's   and   St,  Stephen's 
Green  Divisions.) 

f  Thomas  Kelly  (S.F.). 

%  Constance  Georgine  de   Markievicz 

(S.F.). 

Charles  Murphy  (S.F. ). 

Dan  MacCarthy  (S.F.). 


DUBLIN  COUNTY  [6]. 

Mrs.  Margaret  Pearse  (S.F.). 

Michael  James  Derham  (S.F.). 

Charles  Gavan  Duffy  (S.F.). 

James  Dwyer  (S.F.). 

^  Thomas  Desmond  Fitzgerald  (S.F.). 

H  Francis  J.  Lawless  (S.F. ). 


DUBLIN  1  UNIVERSITY  [4]. 

Ernest  H.  Alton  (U.). 
Sir  James  Craig,  M.D.  (U.). 
Gerald  FitzGibbon,  K.C,  (U.). 
William  Edward  Thrift.  (U.). 


OALWAY  CO.  [7]. 

^  Brian  Cusack,  M.D.  (S.F.). 

4  William    (Liam)    Joseph     Mellows 

(S.F.). 
^  Francis  Patrick  Fahy  (S.F.). 


9So 


PARLIAMENT   OF   SOUTHERN    IRELAND. 


Galway  Co.—coHtinued. 
f  Padraic  O'Maille  (S.F.). 
J.  B.  Whilchan(S.F.). 
George  NichoUs  (S.F.). 
Patrick  Hogan  (S.F.). 


KERRT  AND  WEST  LIMERICK  COS. 

f  Augustine  Stack  (S.F.). 
4  Pierce  Beasley  (S.F.). 
t  Finian  Lynch,  B.A.  (S.F.), 
^  James  Crowley  (S.F.). 
f  Cornelius  Collins  (S.F,). 
E.  Roche  (S.F.). 
P.J.  Cahill  (S.F.). 
Thomas  O'Donoghue  (S.F.). 


KILDARE  AND  WICKLOW  COS.  [6]. 

t  Daniel  Buckley  (S.F.). 
t  Arthur  John  O'Connor  (S.F.). 
Erskine  Chiiders,  D.S.C.  (S.F.). 
t  Robert  Chiiders  Barton  (S.F.). 
C.  M.  Byrne  (S.F.). 

Kilkenny  [See  Carlow]. 


KING'S  COUNTY  AND  QUEEN'S 
COUNTY  [4]. 

f  Patrick    McCartan,    L.R.C.P.I., 

L.R.C.S.I.  (S.F.). 
t  Kevin  Christtfpher  0'Higgins(S.F.). 
Joseph  Lynch  (S.F.). 
Francis  Bulfin  (S.F.). 


LEITRIM    AND   NORTH   ROSCOMMON 
COS.  [4]. 

.IT  Count     (George     Noble)     Plunkett 
(S.F.). 

t  James  Nicholas  Dolan  (S.F.). 
Andrew  Lavin  (S.F.). 
Thomas  Carter  (S.F.). 


Limerick  (CoUnty  Borough  of)  [See 
East  Limerick  and  City  of  Limerick]. 


LIMERICK  EAST  AND  CITY  OF 
LIMERICK  [4]. 

Mrs.  Kaje  O'Callaghan  (S.F.). 

f  Michael  Patrick  Colivet  (S.F.). 

William  Hayes  (S.F.). 

^  Richard  Francis  Hayes,  M.D.  (S.F.). 


Limerick  West  [See  Kerry  and  West 
Limerick]. 

LONGFORD  AND  WESTMEATH  COS.  [4]> 

^  Laurence  Ginnell  (S.F.). 
^Joseph  McGuinness  (S.F.). 
John  Joseph  McKeown  (S.F.). 
Laurence  Robins  (S.F.). 


LOUTH  AND  MEATH  COS.  [6J. 

t  John  Joseph  O'Kelly  (S.F.). 

^  Edmund    (Eameson)  John    Duggan 

(S.F.K 
Peter  Hughes  (S.F.). 
Alder*ian  J.  Murphy  (S.F,). 
Justin  McKenna  (S.F.). 


MAYO  EAST  AND  SLIGO  COS.  [6]. 

t  Alexander  McCabe  (S.F.). 
Thomas  O'Donnell  (S.F.). 
James  Devins  (S.F.). 
Francis  Ferran,  M.B.  (S.F.). 
Francis  Joseph  Carty  (S.F.). 


MAYO  NORTH  AND  MAYO  WEST  COS. 

[4]. 
t  John  Crowley,  L.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P. 

(S.F.). 
t  Joseph  M.  McBride  (S.F.). 
P.  J,  Ruttledge  (S.F.). 
Thomas  Derrig  (S.F.). 


Mayo  West  [See  Mayo  North  and  Mayo 
West]. 


MAYO  SOUTH  AND  ROSCOMMON 
SOUTH  COS.  [4]. 

t  William  Scares  (S.F.). 
Thomas  McGuire  (S.F.). 
t  Henry  Boland  (S.F.). 
Daniel  O'Rourke  (S.F.). 


Meath  [See  Louth  and  Meath]. 


MONAGHAN  CO.  [3]. 

f  Ernest  Blythe  (S.F.). 

4  John  (Sean)  Francis  McEntee  (S.F.) 

(since  resigned). 
Owen  O'DuflFy  (S.F. ). 


PARLIAMENT   OF    SOUTHERN   IRELAND. 


281 


NATIONAL  UNIVERSITY  [4]. 
Professor  John  (Eoin)  McNeill  (S.F.). 
Dr.  Ada  English  (S.F.). 
Professor  William  Stockley  (S.F.). 
Michael  Hayes  (S.F.). 


Queen's  County  [See  Queen's  County 

and  Kings's  County]. 
Roscommon  North  [See  Leitrim  and 

North  Roscommon]. 

Roscommon  South  [See  Mayo  South 

and  Roscommon  South]. 

Sligo  [See  Mayo  East  and  Sligo]. 


TIPPERARY  EAST,  WATERFORD 
COUNTY,  AND  CITY  OF  WATERFORD 

[6]. 
H  Cathal    Brugha     (Charles    Burgess) 

(S.F.). 
Vincent      J.      White,      L.R.C.P., 

L.R.C.S.I.  (S.F.). 
James  Robinson  (S.  F. ). 
Alderman  Drohan  (S.F. ). 
Edward  Dee  (S.F.). 


TIPPERARY  (Mid,  North,  and  South 

Cos.)  [4]. 
t  Joseph  McDonagh  (S.F.). 
^  James  Aloysius  Burke,  B.L.  (S.F.). 
4  Patrick  James  Moloney  (S.F.). 
P.  J.  OByrne  (S.F.). 


Waterford,  City  of  [See  Tipperary 
East,  Waterford  County,  and  City  of 

Waterford]. 

Westmeath  [See  Longford  and  West- 

meath]. 


WEXFORD  CO.  [4]. 

^1  James  Ryan,  M.D.  (S.F.). 
Richard  Corish( S.F.). 
t  John  (Sean)  R.  Etchingham  (S.F.). 
Sean  Doyle  (S.F.). 


Wicklow  [See  Eildare  and  Wicklow]. 


282  MINISTRY   OF   NORTHERN   IRELAND. 


MINISTRY    OF    NORTHERN   IRELAND. 


Prim*  MiKtster  (£2>'2oo) Lieut.-Col.   the  Rt.    Hon.   Sir  James   Craig, 

Bl.,  P.C. 

Minister  0/ Finance (;S2,ooo) Rt.  Hon.  Hugh  McD.  Pollock,  P.C. 

Minister/or  Home  Affairs  0^2,000)    Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Richard  Dawson  Bates,  P.C. 

Minister  0/ Labour  (;^2,ooo) Rt.  Hon.  John  Miller  Andrews,  P.C. 

Minister  0/ Education  (;£2,ooo)    Most   Hon.   the   Marquess    of   Londonderry 

KjG.,  P.C,  M.V.O. 

Minister  of  Agriculture  and  Commerce(^£,'2,rxx^     Rt.  Hon.  Edward  Mervyn  Archdale,  P.C. 

Parliamentary  and  Financial  Secretary  of 
Ministry  of  Finance  (£1,000  Parliamentary, 
£1,000  Financial) John  Milne  Barbour,  Esq. 

Parliamentary  Secretary  of  Ministry  of  Prime 
Minister  Viscount  Massereene  and  Ferrard,  D.S.O. 

Parliamentary     Secretary     of    Ministry     of 

Finance (£,^,000)    Capt.  Herbert  Dixon,  O.B.E. 

Parliamentary  Secretary  of  Ministry  of  Home 

Affairs  (£1,000) ; Robert  Dick  Megaw,  Esq. .  K.C. 

Parliamentary     Secretary     of    Ministry     of 

Labour  (£1,000) John  Fawcett  Gordon,  Esq, 

Parliamentary  Secretary  of  Ministries  of 
Education  and  Commerce  (£i,ooo) Robert  John  McKeown,  Esq. 

Assistant  Parliamentary  Secretary  of  Ministry 

of  Finance    Thomas  Henry  Burn,  Esq. 

Speaker     Right  Hon.  Robert  William   Hugh   O'Neill, 

P.C. 

■Chairtnan  of  Ways  and  Means  and  Deputy 

Speaker  (£1,500) Thomas  Moles,  Esq. 

■Serjeant-at-Arms  (f,6oo)    Brig.-Gen.     Henry    George    Young,    CLE., 

D.S.O. 

Clerk  of  the  Parliaments    Arthur  Irwin  Dasent,  Esq. 

■Assistant  Clerk John  Beaumont  Hotham,  Esq. 

Second  Clerk  Assistant    Arthur  O.  Chichester,  Esq.,  M.C 

Private  Secretary  to  the  Speaker Guy  Owen  Young,  Esq. 

Librarian^ Major  George  Thomson,  D.S.O. 

JEditor  of  Debates  and  Chief  Parliamentary 

Reporter Gerald  Browne,  Esq. 


SENATE   OF    NORTHERN    IRELAND  283 


SENATE   OF   NORTHERN   IRELAND  [26]. 


Abercorn,  Duke  of. 

Armstrong,  Henry  Bruce. 

Bangor,  Lieut. -Col.  Viscount,  O.B  E. 

Barbour,  Harold  A.  Mierie. 

Barrie,  Rt.  Hon.  Hugh  Thorn,  P.C. 

Belfast,  The  Lord  Mayor  of  {ex-officio). 

Brooke,  Sir  Basil  Stanlake,  Bt.,  C.B.E.,  M.C. 

Crawford,  Col.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Robert  Gordon  Sharman-,  P.C,  C.B.E.,  M.P. 

•Cunningham,  Joseph. 

Cunningham,  Rt.  Hon.  Samuel,  P.C. 

Dickson,  James  HilL 

Dufferin  and  Ava,  Marquess  of,  P.C,  D.S.O.  {^Speaker). 

DuFFiN,  Adam. 

Greer,  Thomas  Macgregor. 

Johnston,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  James,  P.C. 

Leslie,  James  Graham. 

Londonderry,  Marquess  of,  K.G.,  P.C,  M.V.O. 

Londonderry,  The  Mayor  of  {ex-officio). 

Long,  John  Andrew. 

Massereene  and  Ferrard,  Viscount,  D.S.O. 

McDowell,  William  John. 

Maxwell,  Lieut. -Col.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Robert  David  Perceval-,  P.C,  D.S.O, 

PiRRiE,  Viscount,  P.C,  K.P. 

Porter,  John  Porter. 

Sinclair,  Col.  Thomas  B.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 

Woods,  Joseph  Andrew. 


Gentleman  Usher  of  the  Black  Rod — Major  J.  Dalby  Hackett. 
Clerk  of  the  Senate — ^John  Beaumont  Hotham,  Esq, 
•Clerk  Assistant — Arthur  O.  Chichester,  Esq.,  M.C. 


384 


PARLIAMENT   OF    NORTHERN    IRELAND. 


PARLIAMENT    OF   NORTHERN    IRELAND  [63]. 

IT  Previously  returned  as  a  Member  of  Imfierial Parliament  {biographies  in  early  fiart  o/  book.} 


ANTRIM   CO.    [71 
John  Milne  Barbour  (U.). 
ITRt.     Hon.    Robert    William    Hugh 

O'Neill,  P.C.  (U.). 
IT  George  Boyle  lianna  (U.). 
Robert  Crawford  (U.). 
Robert  Dick  Megaw,  K.C.  (U.). 
John  Fawcett  Gordon  (U.). 
IT  Joseph  Devlin  (N.). 

ARMAGH   CO.   [4]. 
Rt.  Hon.  Richard  Best,  P.C,  K.C.  (U.). 
IT  Michael  Collins  (S.F.). 
Major  Shillington  (U.). 
John  Dillon  Nugent  (N.). 


BELFAST   [16]. 

East  Belfast  [4]. 

(Comprising  Pottinger  and  Victoria  Divisions.) 

Rt.  Hon.  Sir  (Richard)  Dawson  Bates, 

P.C,  O.B.E.  (U.). 
tCapt.  Herbert  Dixon,  O.B.E.  (U.). 
^Thompson  Donald  (U.). 
Alderman  James  Duff  (U.). 
North  Belfast  [4]. 

(CompristngDuncairnandShankhillDivisions.) 
Lloyd  Campbell  (U.). 

1  Samuel  McGuffin  (U.). 

William  Grant  (U.). 

Robert  John  McKeown  (U.). 

South  Belfast  [4].  ^ 

(Comprising  Cromac  and  Ormeau  Divisions.) 
^  Thomas  Moles  (U.). 
Rt.    Hon.  Hugh  McD.    Pollock,  P.C. 

(U.). 
Sir  Crawford  McCullagh  (U.). 
Mrs.  Julia  McMordie  U.). 

West  Belfast  [4]. 

(Comprising  Falls,  St.  Anne's  and  Woodvale 
Divitions.) 

^  Thomas  Henry  Burn  (U.). 
Robert  John  Lynn  (U.). 


William  John  Twaddell  (U.). 
^Joseph  Devlin  (N.). 

BELFAST,  QUEEN'S  UNIVERSITY  [4]. 

D.  John  Campbell  (U.). 

Dr.  Robert  James  Johnstone  (U.). 

John  Hanna  Robb  (U). 

Dr.  Hugh  Smith  Morrison  (U.). 


DOWN  CO.  [8]. 
^  Lieut.-Col.  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  James 

Craig,  Bt.,  P.C.  (U.). 
^  Eamonn  de  Vaiera  (S.F.). 
Rt.  Hon.  John  Miller  Andrews,  P.C. 
.  (U.). 

Thomas  Robert  Lavery  (U.). 
Hon.  Henry  George  Hill  Mulholland 

(U.). 
Robert  McBride  (U.). 
Thomas  Wallace  McMullan  (U.). 
Patrick  O'Neill  (N.). 


FERMANAGH  AND  TYRONE  COS.  [8]. 

t  Arthur  Griffith  (S.F.) 

^  Rt.  Hon.  Edward  Mervyn  Archdale, 

P.C.  (U.). 
^William  Coote  (U.). 
^ean  Milroy  (S.F.). 
William  T.  Miller  (U.). 
James  Cooper  (U.). 
t  John  (Sean)  O'Mahony  (S.F.). 
^  Thomas  James  Stanislaus  Harbison 

(N.). 


LONDONDERRY  [6]. 

(Including  Cily  of  Londonderry.) 
Sir  Robert  Newton  Anderson  (U.). 
t  Professor  John  (Eoln)  McNeill  (S.F.). 
John  Martin  Mark  (U.). 
Mrs.   Dehra  Kerr  Chichester,   O.B.E. 

(U.). 
George  Leeke  (N.). 


T3rrone  [See  Fermanagh  and  Tyrone]. 

Queen's  University  of  Belfast  [See 

Belfast  University]. 


PEERS  AND  PEERESSES. 

Peers'  surnames  are  given  on  page  321,  and  Eldest  Sons'  titles  on  page  320. 

*  Irish  Representative  Peers.       t  Scotch  Representative  Peers.      X  Not  a  Peer  0/ Parliament. 

§  Minor.         ||  Peeress  in  own  right. 

The  initials  at  the  end  of  each  notice  indicate  the  political  party  to  tuhich  the  Peer  belongs. 


Reigning  Sovereign. 

GEORGE,  by  the  Grace  of  God, 
of  the  United  Kingdom  0/  Great  Britain  and 
Ireland,  and  of  the  British  Dominions  beyond 
the  Seas,  Ring,  Defender  oj  the  Faith,  E/nperor 
of  India,  b.  June  jrd,  1865  ;  J.  May  6th,  1910: 
m.  July  6th,  1893,  H.R.H.  Princess  Victoria 
Mary  Augusta  Louisa  Olga  Pauline  Claudine 
Agnes,  K.G.,  V.A.,  C.I.,  only  dau.  of  H.H. 
the  late  Duke  (Francis  Paul  Louis  Alexander 
Charles)  of  Teck,  G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O.  ;  h.-a., 
Edward  Albert  Christian  George  Andrew 
Patrick  David,  Prince  of  Wales,  b.  1894  (infra). 
Palcues,  etc. — Windsor  Castle,  Berkshire  ; 
Balmoral,  Scotland  ;  Buckingham  Palace, 
S.W.  ;  York  Cottage,  Sandringham ;  Frog- 
more  House,  Windsor ;  Abergeldie  Castle, 
N.B.  ;  Barton  Manor,  Osborne,  Isle  of  Wight. 
C/»<^i— Marlborough,  etc. 

Peers  and  Peeresses. 

Aberconway,  Baron.  Charles 
Benjamin  Bright  McLaren,  P.C,  K.C, 
ist  B.,  b.  1850,  c.  1911  ;  h.-a.,  Henry  Duncan, 
C.B.E.,/5.  1879.  .V^a/j— Bodnant,  Tal-y-cafn, 
Denbighshire;  Hilders,  Haslemere,  Surrey; 
Chateau  de  la  Garoupe,  Antibes,  France. 
Town  Residence — \-i,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W' 
Clubs  —  Reform,  National  Liberal,  Savile. 
Royal  Automobile,     (i-.) 

Abercorn,  Duke  of.  (Sits  as  M.) 
James  Albert  Edward  Hamilton,  3rd  D., 
b.  i86g,  J.  1913  ;  h.-a.,  James  Edward,  M.  of 
Hamilton,  i.  1904.  Seat — Baron's  Court,  New- 
town Stewart,  CO.  Tyrone.  Town  Residence  — 
68,  Mount  Street,  W.i.  Clubs— QaxXxan, 
Marlborough.     (C.) 

Abercromby,  Baron.  John 
Abercromby,  5th  ^.,  d.  1841,  J.  19T7.  Resi- 
dence —  62,  Palmerston  Place,  Edinburgh. 
Clubs — Athenaeum,  New  (Edinburgh),    (i/.) 

Abekuare,  Baron.  Henry  Camp- 
bell Bruce,  2nd  B.,  b.  1851,  J.  1895;  h.-a., 
Clarence  Napier,  b.  1885.  ^^a/— DufTryn, 
Mountain  Ash,  Glamorganshire.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 83,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.  Chib — 
Brooks's.     {L.) 

Aberdeen  and  Temair,  Marquess 
of.  John  Campbell  Gordon,  P.C,  K.T., 
G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  LL.D.,  ist  M.,  b.  1847, 
J.  1870,  and  c.  Marquess  1915  ;  h.-a.,  George, 
E.  Haddo,  b.  1879.  Seats—  House  of  Cromar, 
Tarland;  Ely  House,  Dublin.  Club— 
Brooks's.     (X.) 

Abergavenny,  Marquess  of.  Reg- 
inald William  Bransby  Nevill,  2nd  M., 
b.  1853,  s.  191 5 ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Henry 
Gilbert  Ralph,  b.  1854.  Seat — Eridge  Castle, 
Sussex.     (C.) 

Abingdon,     Earl    of.      Montagu 

Arthur  Bertie,  7th  E.,b.  1836,^.  i884;A.-a., 
Montagu  Henry   Edmund  Cecil   Towneley- 


Bertie,  L.  Norreys,  b.  1887.  .S"^rt^.f  —  Wytham 
Abbey,  Oxford  ;  Great  Milton  House, 
Wallingford.  Town  Residence — 4,  Spanish 
Place  Mansions,  Manchester  Square,  W. 
Clubs — Travellers',  Carlton.     (C) 

Abinger,  Baron.    Robert  Brooke 

Campbell  Scarlett,  6th  ^.,  b.  iSj6,s.  1917  ; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Hugh  Richard,  D.S.O.,  b. 
1878.  Residence — Brooke  Hurst,  Ewhurst, 
Surrey.     Club — Conservative.     (C) 

Acton,  Baron.  Richard  Maxi- 
milian Lvon-Dalberg-Acton,  K.C.V.O., 
2nd  B.,  b.  1870,  .y.  1902  ;  h.-a.,  John  Emerich 
Henry,  b.  1907.  Seat — Morville  Hall,  Salop. 
'I'o'wn  Residence — Rutland  Lodge,  S.W. 
C/K<5^^AthenaEum,  Marlborough.     (Z.) 

Addington,  Baron.     John  Gelli- 

brand  Hubbard,  O.B.E  ,  3rd  B.,  b.  1883, 
i.  1915  ;  h  -p.,  his  brother,  Raymond  Egerton, 
b.  1884.  Seat  -Addington,  Winslow,  Bucks. 
C/«A— Bachelors'.     (C.) 

AiLESBURY,  Marquess  of.     George 

William  James  Chandos  Brudenell- 
Bruce,  D.S.O.,  6th  M.,  b.  1873,  s.  1911  ;  h.-a., 
Chandos  Sydney  Cedric,  E.  Cardigan,  b.  1904. 
Seat — Savemake  Forest,  Marlborough.  Clubs 
— Cavalry,   Badminton.      (C.) 

AiLSA,   Marquess    of.     Archibald 

Kennedy,  3rd  M.,  b.  1847,  s.  1870;  h.-a., 
.\rchibald,  E.  of  Cassillis,  b.  1872.  Seats— 
Cassillis  House,  Culzean  Castle,  and  Newark 
Castle,  Ayrshire.  Town  Residence  —  65, 
Lancaster  Gate,  W.  Clubs  —  Travellers', 
Guards',  Royal  Yacht  Squadron.     (C.) 

Ailwvn,  Baron.  Ailwyn  Edward 
Fellowes,  P.C,  K.C.V.O.,  K.B.E.,  ist  ^., 
b.  1855,  c.  1921 ;  h.-a.,  Ronald  Townshend, 
D.S.O  ,  .M.C.,  b.  1886.  5(rai;— Honingham 
Hall,  Norwich.     C/«/^— Carlton.     (C.) 

Airedale, Baron.  Albert  Ernest, 

Kitson,  2nd  B.,  b.  1863,  J.  1911  ;  h.-p.,  his 
brother.  James  Clifford,  ^.  1864.  Seats— Q>\eA- 
how  Hall,  Leeds;  Cober  Hill,  Cloughton, 
Yorkshire.  Tmvn  Residence— -i,  Cadogan 
Square,  S.W.  C/«*i— Reform,  Bath,  National 
Liberal.     (^L.) 

fAiRLiE,  Earl  of.  David  Lyulph 
Gore  Wolseley  Ogilvy,  M.C,  7th  E.  (S.P.), 
/;.  1893,1.  1900;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Bruce  Arthur 
Ashley,  b.  1895.  Seats— K\r\\e.  Castle, Cortachy 
Castle,  and  Auchterhouse,  Forfarshire ;  Tulchan 
Lodge,  Glenisla. 

Albemarle,  Earl  of.  Arnold 
Allan  Cecil  Keppel.  K.C.V.O.,  C.B.,8th  E., 
b.  1858,  s.  1894 ;  h.-a.,  Walter  Egerton  George 
Lucian,  V.  Bury,  b.  1882.  .Sifrt/;— Quidenham 
Park,  Attleborough,  Norfolk.  To^vn  Resi- 
dence— 39,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Guards',  Marlborough.  Turf.     (C.) 

Aldenham,  Baron.  Alban  George 
Henry  Gibbs,  2nd  B.,  b.  1846,  j.  1907  ;  h.-a., 
Gerald    Henry  Beresford,   b.   1879,     Seats — 


386 


PEERS   AND    PEERESSES. 


Clifton  Hampden,  Oxfordshire;  Aldenham 
House,  near  Elstree,  Herts.  Town  Resi- 
lience—^j,  Portland  Place,  W.  Ck^j— Carl- 
ton, City  Carlton,  Constitutional,  Travellers". 
(C.) 

Alinoton,     Baron.      Napier 

George  Henry  Sturt,  3rd  B.,  i.  i8q6,  j. 
1919.  Sea/  —  Crichel,  Wimborne,  Dorset. 
To7uH  Residence— -iZ,  Portman  Square,  W. 
(C.) 

Allenby,  Viscount.  Edmund 
Henry  Hynman  Allenbv,  G.C.B., 
G.C.M.G.,  ist  v.,  b.  1861,  c.  1919 ;  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Frederick  Claude  Hynman,  C.B.E., 
h.  1864.  Residence— The  Residency,  Cairo, 
Egypt.     C/«3— Naval  and  Military. 

Allendale,  Viscount.  Went- 
woRTH  Canning  Blackett  Beaumont, 
P.C,  ist  y.,  b.  i86o  :  i-.  Baron  1907  ;  c.  Vis- 
count 1911  :  h.-a.,  Wentworth  Henry  Canning, 
b.  1890.  Seats — Bywell  Hall,  Stocksfield-on- 
Tyne :  Bretton  Park,  near  Wakefield.  Town 
Residence  —  144,  Piccadilly,  \V.  Clubs — 
Brooks's,  Travellers',  Turf.     (Z..) 

Allerton,  Baron.  George 
Herbert  Jackson,  2nd  B.,  b.  1867,  s.  1917; 
h.-a.,  George  William  Lawies,  b.  1903.  Seat — 
The  Firs,  Wetherby,  Yorkshire.  Tcwn  Resi- 
dence— 41,  Cadogan  Square,  S.W.     (C) 

Amherst,  Earl.  Hugh  Amherst, 

4th  E.,  b.  1856,  s.  1910  ;  k.ra.,  Jeffery 
John  Archer,  V.  Holmesdale,  b.  1896.  Seat 
—  Montreal,  Sevenoaks.  Clubs  —  Carlton, 
Travellers'.     (C) 

§Amherst    of    Hackney,   Baron. 

William  Alexander  Evering  Cecil,  3rd 
B.,  b.  191 2,  .y.  19 rg  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Henry 
Kerr  Auchmuty,  b.  1914.  Seat — Foulden  Hall, 
Norfolk.  Residence  —  Hothampton  Court, 
Bognor. 

Am  PTHiLL,  Baron.  Oliver  Arthur 
Villiers  Russell,  G.C.S. I.,  G.C.I. E.,  2nd 
B.,  b.  1869,  s.  1884  ;  h.-a.,  John  Hugo,  b. 
1896.  Residence — Oakley  House,  Oakley, 
Bedford.  C/k^j— Bath,  Brooks's,  British 
Empire.     {National.) 

An  CASTER,    Earl    of.      Gilbert 

Heathcote-  Drummond-Willoughbv,  2nd 
£.,  b.  1867,  .s.  1910;  h.-a.,  Gilbert  James,  L. 
Willoughby  de  Eresby,  b.  1907.  Seats — Grims- 
thorpe  Castle,  Bourne,  Lincolnshire ;  Drum- 
mond  Castle,  Crieff.  To7un  Residence — Eresby 
House,  Rutland  Gate,  S.W.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Turf.  (C.) 

Anglesey,  Marquess  of.     Charles 

Henry  Alexander  Paget,  6th  M.,  b.  1885, 
s.  1905 ;  co-heiresses  to  Barony,  Alexandra 
Mary  Caroline  Cecilia,  b.  191 3,  Elizabeth,  b. 
1916,  Mary,  b.  i9iS,and  Rose  Mary  Primrose, 
*.  1919  ;  h.-p.  to  Marquessate  and  Earldom, 
his  brother,  Victor  William,  b.  1889.  Seats— 
Beau  Desert,  Rugeley,  Staffordshire ;  Plas- 
Newydd,  Llanfairpwll,  Isle  of  Anglesey. 
C/«^j— Carlton,  Turf.    (C.) 

Annaly,    Baron.      Luke   White, 

G.C.V.O.,  3rd  B.,b.  1857,  J.  1888;  h.-a.,  Luke 
Henry,  b.  1885.  Seats — Gowran,  co.  Kil- 
kenny ;  Holdenby  House,  Northampton. 
Town  Residence — 43,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 
C/«^J— Marlborough,  Turf.     (6^) 

JAnnesley,  Earl.  Walter  Beres- 
FORD  Annesley,  7th  E.   (I.P.),   b.    1861,   s. 


1914;  h.-a.,  Beresford  Cecil  Bingham,  V. 
Glerawly,  b.  1894.  Residence — 15,  Charles 
Street,  Knightsbridge,  S.W. 

Anslow,  Baron.  Tonman  Mos- 
lev,  C.B.,  ist  B..  b.  1850,  c.  1916.  Seat— 
Bangors  Park,  Iver,  Bucks.  Clubs — Oxford 
and  Cambridge,  National  Liberal.    (Z..) 

J  Antrim,  Earl  of.  Randal  Mark 
Kerr  McDonnell,  7th  E.  of  2nd  creation 
(LP.),  b.  1878,  J.  1918;  h.-a..  Randal  John 
Somerled,  V.  Dunluce,  ^.  1911.  Seats — Glen- 
arm  Castle,  Glenarm.  co.  Antrim ;  Friendly 
Green,  Cowden,  Kent. 

+ARBUTHNOTT,      ViscOUnt.  JOHN 

Ogilvy  Arbuthnott,  14th  y.  (S.P.),  b.  1882, 
s.  1920;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Robin  Hugh 
Claud,  b.  1884.  .y^rt;— Arbuthnott  House, 
Fourdoun,  Kincardineshire.  Residence — 
Spotted  Lane  Ranche,  Alberta,  Canada. 

Argyll,  Duke  of.      Niall  Diar- 

maid  Campbell,  loth  D.,  b.  1872,  .j.  1914 ; 
h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Douglas  Walter,  b.  1877. 
Seat — Inveraray  Castle,  Argyll.  To7un  Resi- 
dence— 28,  Clarges  Street,  W.  Clubs  — 
Bachelors',  Bath,  Carlton.     (C.) 

Armaghdale,     Baron.      John 

Brownlee  Lonsdale,  ist  B.,  b.  1850,  c.  1918. 
Residences — 13,  Prince's  Gardens,  S.W.  ;  'I'he 
Dunes,  Sandwich.   Clubs — Carlton,  Bachelors'. 
(C.) 
Armstrong,      Baron.       William 

Henry  Ar.mstrong  Fitzpatrick  Watson- 
Armstrong,  ist  B.,  b.  1863,  c.  1903;  h.-a., 
William  John  Montagu,  b.  1892.  Seats — 
Cragside,  Rothbury,  Northumberland  ;  Ham- 
burgh Castle,  Northumberland.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Northern  Counties  (Newcastle).  (C.) 
Arran,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Sud- 
ley.)  Arthur  Jocelyn  Charles  Gore,  P.C, 
K.P.,  6th  E.,  b.  1868,  s.  1901  ;  h.-a.,  Arthur 
Paul  John  Charles  James,  V.  Sudley,  b.  1903. 
5frt/i -Castle  Gore,  Ballina,  co.  Mayo; 
Thoby  Priory,  Ingatestone,  Essex.  Toiun 
Residence — 197,  Ashley  Gardens,  S.W.  Clubs 
— Turf,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron,  Travellers', 
Kildare  Street.     {U.) 

Arundell  of  Wardour,  Baron. 
Gerald  Arthur  Arundell,  15th  B.,b.  1861, 
.J.  1921  ;  h.-a.,  John  Francis,  b.  1907.  Seat — 
Wardour  Castle,  Tisbury,  Wills.     (C.) 

Ashbourne,    Baron.     William 

Gibson,  2nd  B.,  b.  1868,  j.  1913;  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Edward  Graves  Mayne,  b.  1873. 
Residence — 17,  Rue  des  Domelias,  Compiegne, 
Oise,  Franee.     Club — Athenaeum.     (N.) 

JAshbrook,  Viscount.  Llowarch 
RoBEKT  Flower,  9th  V.  (LP.),  b.  1870,  j. 
1919  ;  h.-a.,  Desmsnd  Llowarch  Edward,  b. 
1905.  ^i-rt/— Castle  Durrow,  Queen's  CO.  Club 
— Carlton. 

Ashburnham,  Earl   of.     Thomas 

ASHBURNHA.M,      6th      E.,      b.       1855,      S.      1913. 

^■^(z/i— Ashburnham  Place,  Battle,  Sussex; 
Pembrey,  Carmarthenshire.  Residence—'Frc- 
dericton.  New  Brunswick,  Canada.      (Z.) 

Ashburton,    Baron.      Francis 

Denzil  Edward  Baring,  sih  B.,  b.  1866,  s. 
1889  ;  h.-a.,  Alexander  Francis  St.  Vincent, 
b.  1898.  Seat— The  Grange,  Alresford,  Hants. 
Clubs— CdirXton,  Cavalry,  Turf,  Royal  Yacht 
Squadron.     (C.) 

AsHcoMBE,  Baron.  Henry  Cubitt, 

C.B.,  2nd  B.,  b.  1867,  s.  1917  ;  h.-a.,  Roland 


PEERS    AND    PEERESSES. 


287 


Calvert,  i.  1899.  Seats — Denbies,  Dorking; 
Fallapit,  East  Allington,  S.  Devon.  Clubs — 
Carlton   Wellington.     (C.) 

AsHFiELD,  Baron.  Albert  Henry 
Stanley,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1875,  c.  1920.  Resi- 
dence— 43,  South  Street,  Mayfair,  W.  Clubs — 
Reform,  Garrick,  Royal  Automobile.     (6^.) 

AsHTON,  Baron.  James  William- 
son, ist  B.,  b.  1842,  c.  1895.  Seats — Ryelands, 
Lancaster  ;  Ashton  Hall,  near  Lancaster. 
Town  Residence — Alford  House,  Prince's  Gate, 
S.W.     (/..) 

•  Ashton  of  Hyde,  Baron.  Thomas 
Gaik  Ashton,  ist  B.,  b.  1855,  c.  1911 ;  h.-a., 
Thomas  Henry  Raymond,  b.  1901.  Seats — 
Hyde,  Cheshire ;  Vinehall,  Robertsbridge, 
Sussex.  Town  Residence — 39,  Prince's  Gar- 
dens, S.W.  Clubs — Brooks's,  Reform,  Athe- 
naeum.   (Z..) 

JAsHTOWN,      Baron.        Frederic 

Oliver  Trench,  3rd  B.  (LP.),  b.  1868,  j. 
1880;  h.-a.,  Robert  Power,  b.  1897.  Seats — 
Woodlawn,  co.  Galway;  Glenahiry  Lodge,  co. 
Waterford.     Clubs — Kildare  Street,  Carlton. 

AsKWiTH,  Baron.  George  Ran- 
ken  Askwith,  K.C.B.,  K.C.,  ist  B..  b. 
1861,  c.  1919.  Seat — Oak  Knoll,  Sunningdale, 
Berks.  Town  Residence — 5,  Cadogan  Gardens, 
S.W.     Clubs — Athenaeum,  United  University. 

AsTOR,     Viscount.      Waldorf 

AsTOR,  2nd  v.,  b.  1879,  J.  1919  ;  h.-a., 
William  Waldorf,  b.  1907.  Seat — Clivedon, 
Taplow,  Bucks.  Town  Residence  —  4,  St. 
James's  Square,  S.W.  Clubs — Marlborough, 
Carlton,  Turf.     (C) 

Athlone,  Earl  of.  Alexander 
Augustus  Frederick  Williaji  Alfred 
George  Cambridge,  G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O., 
C.M.G.,  D.S.O.,  ist  E.,  b.  1874,  c.  1917; 
h.-a.y  Rupert  Alexander  George  Augustus, 
V.  Trematon,  b.  1907.  Residence — Henry 
IIL  Tower,  Windsor  Castle. 

Athlumney,  Baron.  (Sits  as  B. 
Meredyth.)  James  Herbert  Gustavus 
Meredyth  Somerville,  2nd  B.,  b.  1865,  s. 
1873.  Seat — Somerville,  Balrath,  co.  Meath. 
Clubs — Guards',  Turf.  Kildare  Street.    (C.) 

ATHOLL,DukeDf.(Sitsas^.STRANGE.) 
John  GeorgeStewart-Murrav,  P.C,  K.T., 
C.B.,  M.V.O.,  D.S.O.,8th  T).,b.  1871,^.1917; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  James  Thomas,  b.  1879. 
Seats — Blair  Castle,  Blair  Atholl,  Perthshire, 
N.B.  ;  Dunkeld  House  and  Eastwood, 
Dunkeld.  Toivn  Residence—  84,  Eaton  Place, 
S.W.  Cbtbs — Carlton,  Naval  and  Military, 
Marlborough,  Bachelors',  Caledonian,  Royal 
Aero,  New  (Edinburgh).     (C.) 

Atholstan,  Baron,  Hugh  Gra- 
ham, 1st  B.,  b.  :848,  c.  1917.  Residences — 
538,  Sherbrooke  Street,  Montreal  ;  Elmwood, 
Carterville,  Montreal.  Clubs — Mount  Royal, 
Montreal,  St.  James's  (Montreal). 

Atkinson,  Baron.  John  Atkin- 
son, P.C,  b.  1844  :  c.  a  Lord  of  Appeal  in 
Ordinary  1905.  Residence — 35,  Hyde  Park 
Gate,W.   C/?<*i— Carlton,  Kildare  Street.   (C.) 

Auckland,    Baron.       Frederick 

CoLviN  George  Eden,  6th  ^.,  b.  1895,  j.  1917  ; 
h.-p.,  his  uncle,  George,  b.  1861.  Resides  in 
U.S.A.     (C.) 


AvEBURY,  Baron.    John  Birkbeck 

Lubbock,  2nd  B.,  b.  1858,  s.  1913;  h.-p.,  his- 
brother,  Norman,  b.  1861.  Seat — High  Elms,. 
Down,  Kent,  Town  Residence — 3c,  Cad- 
ogan Square,  S.  W.  Offices  —  15,  Lombard' 
Street,  E.C.     CA^/J— Arthur's.     (£/.) 

Aylesford,    Earl     of.      Charles 

WiGHTWiCK  Finch,  8th  E.,  b.  1851,  s.  1885  ; 
h.-a.,  his  grandson,  Heneage  Michael  Charles, 
L.  Guernsey,  b.  1908.  Seats — Packington 
Hall,  Coventry ;  Diddington  Hall,  Coventry. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Marlborough.     (C.) 

+AYLMER,       Baron.  Matthew 

Aylmer,  8th  B.  (LP.),  b.  1842,  i.  1901  ;  h.-a., 
John  Frederick  Whitworth,iJ.  1880.  Residence 
— Queen's  Bay,  Kootenay  Lake,  British 
Columbia. 

Bagot,  Baron.  William  Bagot,  4th 

B.,  b.  1857,  •s-  1887  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Walter- 
Lewis,  b.  1864.  Stilts  —  Blithfield  Hall, 
Rugeley  ;  Pool  Park,  Ruthin.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Turf,  Travellers'.     (C.) 

JBalfour   of   Burleigh,    Baron. 

George  John  Gordon  Bruce,  7th  B.  (S.P.), 

b.  1883,  .r.  1921  ;  h.-a.,  Lsetitia  Mary,  b.  1920. 
Seat — Kennet,  Alloa.  Town  Residence — 17, 
Thurloe  Square,  S.W.  7.     (C.) 

*Bandon,  Earl  of.  James  Francis 
Bernard,  K.P.,  4th.fi'.  (LP.),  b.  1850,  .r.  1877  ; 
h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Percy  Ronald  Gardner, 
/'.  1904.  Seats — Castle  Bernard,  Bandon. 
CO.  Cork  ;  Coolkelare,  Dunmanway,  co.  Cork, 
Clubs — Junior  Carlton,  Kildare  Street,  Hur- 
lingham,  Carlton.     (C.) 

*  Bangor,  Viscount.  Maxwell 
Richard  Crosbie  Ward,  6th  V.,  O.B.E. 
(LP.),  b.  1868,  s.  1911  ;  h.a.,  Edward  Henry 
Harold,  b.  1905.  Seat — Castle  Ward.  Down- 
patrick,  co.  Down.  C/?<i^j- Army  and  Navy, 
Royal  Ulster  Yacht,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron, 
Royal  North  of  Ireland  Yacht.     (C) 

Barnard,  Baron.  Christopher 
William   Vane,  M.C.,    loth  B.,  b.  1888,    .r. 

1918  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Ralph  Frederick,  b. 
1891.  Seat — Raby  Castle,  Darlington.  Chtb 
—Brooks's.     (/7.) 

Barnby,  Baron.     See  p.  319. 

Barrington,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B. 
Shute.)  Walter  Bulkeley  Barrington, 
9th  V.,b.  1848,4.  1901  ;  h.-a.,  William  Reginald 
Shute,  b.  1873.  Seat — Beckett,  Shrivenham, 
Berks.  Town  Residence — loi,  Eaton  Square, 
S.W.     Clubs — Carlton,  Travellers'.     (C.) 

Barrymore,      Baron.        Arthur 

Hugh  Smith   Barry,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1843, 

c.  1902.  Scats — Fota  Island,  Queenstown,  co. 
Cork  ;  Marlbury  Hall,  Northwich,  Che.shire. 
Town  Residence — 20,  Hill  Street,  Berkeley 
Square,  W.     (C.) 

Basing,    Baron,     John    Limbrey 

Robert  Sclatkr-Booth,  3rd  B.,  b.   1890,   s. 

1919  ;  h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Charles  Lutley,  b.  1862. 
Seat  —  Hoddington  House,  Upton  Grey, 
Basingstoke,  Hants.  Clubs  —  Army  and 
Navy,  Cavalry,  Orleans.     (C.) 

Bateman,  Baron.  William  Spen- 
cer Bateman-Hanbury,  3rd  B.,  b.  1856,  j. 
1901  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Charles  Stanhope 
Melville,  b.  1877.  Seats — Shobdon  Court, 
Shobdon,  Herefordshire;  Oakley  Park  and 
Broom  Hall,  Suffolk.  Clubs — Marlborough,. 
Carltou,  Turf.    (C.) 


a88 


PEERS   AND   PEERESSES. 


Bath,  Marquessof.  Thomas  Henry 
Thvnnk,  K.G.,  C.B.,  5th  M.,  b.  1862,  j.  1896  ; 
k.-a.,  Henry  Frederick,  V.  Weymouth,^.  1905. 
Seat — Longleat,  Warminster.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 29,  Grosvenor  Square,  W.  Club — 
Carlton.    (C.) 

J  Bath    and    Wells,    Bishop    of. 

St.  John  Basil  Wynne  Willson,  D.D.,  b. 
1868,  cow.  1921.  Palace — Wells,  Somersetshire. 

Bathurst,  Earl.  Seymour  Henry 

Bathurst,  C.M.G.,  7th  E.,  b.  1864,  i-.  1892  ; 
h.-a.,  Allen  Algernon,  L.  Apsley,  b.  1895. 
5'^aA— Cirencester  House,  Cirencester  ;  Franks 
Hall,  Horton  Kirby.  To7vn  Residence — 12, 
Belgrave  Square,  S.W.     (National.) 

Bearsted.  Haron.     Marcus 

Samuki.,  1st  B..  b.  1853,  c.  1921;  h.-a., 
Walter  Horace,  M.C.,  b.  1882.  5'^a/— The 
Mote,  Maidstone.  Town  Residence — 3,  Hamil- 
ton Place,  W.     C/?<*— Carlton. 

Bkatty,  Earl.  David  Beatty, 
G.C.B.,  O.M..  GC  V.O.,  D.S.O..  ist  E..  b. 
i87i,c.  1919  ;  k.-a.,  David  Field,  V.  Borodale, 
b.  1905.  Seat — Brooksby  Hall,  Leicester. 
Residences— The  Priory,  Reigate ;  GrantuUy 
Castle,  Perthshire  ;  Hanover  Lodge,  Regent  s 
Park,  N.W.  C/?<*j- Naval  and  Military,  Turf, 
Marlborough. 

Beauchamp,  Earl.  William 
LvGON,  K.G.,  P.C,  K.C.M.G.,  7th  E.,  b.  1872, 
J.  1891  ;  h.-a.,  William,  V.  Elmley,  b.  1903. 
.?<•«/— Madresfield'  Court,  Great  Malvern. 
Official  Residence  —  Walmer  Castle,  Kent. 
Town  Residence— HaYkya  House,  Belgrave 
Square,  S.W.i.     C/«i?i— Travellers'.     (L.) 

Beaufort,  Duke  of.  Henry  Adel- 
BERT  Wellington  Fitzrov  Somerset, 
9th  D.,  b  1847,  .y.  1899;  A.-a.,  Henry  Hugh 
Arthur  Fitzroy,  M.  Worcester,  b.  1900.  Seats — 
Badminton  HouseS.O.,  Gloucestershire  ;  Llan- 
gattock  Park,  Crickhowell,  Breconshire.  Clubs 
—Carlton.  Turf.     (C.) 

II  Beaumont,  Baroness.  Mona 
Josephine  Tempest  Fitzalan-Howard, 
i.  1894,  J.  i8g6;  It. -a.,  Miles  Francis,  b.  1915. 
Seat  —  Carlton  Towers,  Carlton,  Yorkshire. 
fown  Residence ^\$,  Manchester  Square, 
W.I. 

Beaverbrook,  Baron.    (William) 

Maxwell  Aitken,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1879,  c. 
1917  ;  A.-a.,  John  William  Maxwell,  b.  igio. 
Seat — Cherkley  Court,  Leatherhead.  Clubs — 
Marlborough,  Carlton,  Halifax  (Canada),  St. 
James's  (Montreal),    (f.) 

Bedford,    Duke    of.      Herbrand 

Arthur  Russell,  K.G.,  K.B.E,  nth  £>., 
b.  1858,  s.  1893:  A.-a.,  Hastings  William 
Sackville,  M.  Tavistock,  b.  1888.  Seat— 
Woburn  Abbey,  Bedfordshire.  Town  Resi- 
dence-is, Belgrave  Square,  S.W.  Club— 
Brooks's.     (/.[/.) 

tBELHAVEN  AND  Stenton,  Baron. 
Robert  Edward  Archibald,  C.I.E.,  iith^. 
<S.P.),  b.  1871,  J.  1920;  k.-a.,  Robert  Alexander 
Benjamin,  Master  of  Belhaven,  b.  190^. 
5^a^— Wishaw  House,  Wishaw.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 41.  Lennox  Gardens,  S.W.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  United  Service.     (C.) 

•Bellew,  Baron.  George  Leopold 

Bryan,  4th  B.  (LP.),  b.  1857,  s.  1911 ;  A.-/., 
his  brother,  Richard  Eustace  Bellew,  b.  1858. 
Seats — Jenkinstown    Park,    Kilkenny ;     Bar- 


meath  Castle,  Dunleer,  co.  Louth.  Clubs — 
Turf,  Marlborough,  Army  and  Navy,  Pratt's, 
Kildare  Street. 

JBelmore,  Earl  of.  Armar  Lowry- 

CoRRV.  5th  E.  (LP.),  b.  1870,  s.  1913  :  h.-fi., 
his  brother,  Cecil,  b.  1873.  Seat — Castlecoole, 
Enniskillen,  co.  Fermanagh.  Clubs—  Carlton, 
Northern  Counties,  Fermanagh(Londonderr>'), 
Dublin  University,  Tyrone  co. ,  Cavan  co.    (C.) 

Belper,  Baron.   Algernon  Henry 

Strutt,  3rd  B.,  b.  1883,  i.  1914;  h.-a., 
Alexander  Ronald  George,  b.  1912.  Seat — 
Kingston  Hall,  Derby.  Clubs — Bachelors', 
Marlborough.     (U.) 

II Berkeley,  Baroness.  Eva  Mary 
Fitz-Hardinge  Foley,  b.  1875,  s.  1899 ; 
co-heiresses,  Mary  Lalle,  b.  1905,  and  Cynthia 
Ella,  b.  1909. 

'Berkeley,  Earl  of.  Randal 
Thomas  Mowbray  Berkeley,  8th  E.,  b. 
1865,  s.  1888.  Residence — Foxcombe,  Boar's 
Hill,  Wootton,  Berks.    Club — Army  and  Navy. 

iL.U.) 

Berners,  Baron.    Gerald   Hugh 

Tyrwhitt-Wilson,  9th  B.,  b.  1883,  s.  1918; 
h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Clement,  b.  1857.  Seat — 
Stanley  Hall,   Bridgnorth. 

Bertie   of   Thame,      Viscount. 

Verb  Frederick  Bertie,  2nd  V.,  b.  1878,  s. 
1919.  Residence — 62,  St.  James's  Court,  S.W.  1. 
Clubs — Brooks's,  Marlborough. 

Berwick,  Baron.    Thomas  Henry 

Noel-Hill.  8th  B.,  b.  1877,  j.  1897  ;  h.-p.,  his 
cousin,  Charles  Michael  Wentworth,  b.  1897. 
Residence — Attingham,  Shrewsbury.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Marlborough,  St.  James's.    (C.) 

Bessborough,  Earl  of.     (Sits  as  B. 

PONSONBY    OF    SySONBY.)       VeRE    BrABAZON 

PoNSONBY,  C.M.G.,  9th  E.,  b.  1880,  s.  1920, 
h.-a.,  Frederick  Edward  Neuflize,  V.  Dun- 
cannon,  b.  1913.  Seats — Bessborough  House; 
Piltown,  CO.  Kilkenny;  Garryhill,  Bagnals- 
town,  CO.  Carlow.  Toivtt  Residence — 22,  Port- 
land Place,  W.     Club — Marlborough.     iU.) 

Biddulph     OF    Ledbury,   Baron. 

Michael  Biddulph,  1st  B.,  b.  1834,  c.  1903  ; 
h.-a.,  John  Michael  Gordon,  b.  1869.  Seats— 
Ledbury,  Herefordshire ;  Kemble  House, 
Cirencester.     (C) 

BiRKENHEAD.VisCOUnt.  FREDERICK 
Edwmn  Smith,  P.C,  isl  V.,  b.  1872  ;  c.  Baron 
1919  and  Viscount  1921  ;  h.-a.,  Frederick,  b_. 
1907.  Seat — Charlton,  Banbury.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 32,  Grosvenor  Gardens,  S.W.     (C.) 

Birmingham,  Bishop  of     Henry 

Russell  Wakefield,  C.B.E.,  D.D.,  b. 
1854,  con.  1911.  Residence — Bishop's  Croft, 
Birmingham.     (L.) 

Bledislok,  Baron.  Charles 
Bathurst,  K.B.E.,  1st  .ff.,  *.  1867  ;  c.  1918; 
h.-a.,  Benjamin  Ludlow,  b.  1899.  Seats— 
I.ydney  Park,  Gloucestershire  ;  TefTont 
Grange,  Wilts.  Clubs — Carlton,  Oxford  and 
Cambridge,  British  Empire,  Burlington  Fine 
Arts.     (C.) 

Blyth,  Baron.     James  Blyth,  isl 

B.,  b.  1841,  c.  1907;  h.-a..  Herbert  William, 
b.  1868.  Seat — Blythwood,  Stansted,  Essex. 
To^vn  Residence  — -iT,,  Portland  Place,  W. 
C/aiJj— Athenaeum,  Devonshire,  British  Em- 
pire.    (Z..) 


PEERS  AND   PEERESSES. 


Blythswood,  Baron.  Archibald 
Douglas  Campbell,  M.V.O.,  4th  B.,  b. 
1870,  J.  1918;  A.-/.,  his  brother,  Harrington 
Sholto,  b.  1877.  Seats — Blythswood  House, 
Renfrew ;  Penrice  Castle,  Swansea.  Tmvn 
Residence — 55,  Montagu  Square,  W.  Clubs 
— ■  Turf,  Carlton,  Guards'  Arthur's,  New 
(Edinburgh).     (C.) 

BOLINGBROKE  AND  ST.  JoHN,  Vis- 
count. Vernon  Henry  St.  John,  6th  V.,  b. 
1896,  J.  1899;  h.-p.,  his  kinsman,  Geoffrey 
Robert,  M.C.,  b.  1889.  6"^rt/— Lydiard  Park, 
near  Swindon. 

Bolton,  Baron.    William  Thomas 

Orde-Powlett,  4th  B.,  b.  1845,  J.  189s  ;  h.-a., 
William  George  Algar,  b.  1869.  Seats — Bolton 
Hall,  Leyburn,  Yorkshire ;  Hackwood  Park, 
Basingstoke.  C.htbs — Carlton,  Junior  Carlton, 
Yorkshire.     (C.) 

Boston,  Baron.  George  Florance 

Irby,  6th  B.,  b.  i860,  J.  1877  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother, 
Cecil  Saumarez,  b.  1862.  Seats  —  Hedsor, 
Bourne  End,  Bucks  ;  Lligwy,  Moelfre,  Angle- 
sey. 'I'own  Residence — 266A,  St.  James's 
Court,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.     (/«</.) 

BOYNE,  Viscount.     (Sits  as  B.  Bran- 

CEPETH.)     GUSTAVUS    WiLLIAM      HaMILTON- 

RussELL,  9th  v.,  b.  1864,  J.  1907 ;  h.-a., 
Gustavus  Lascelles,  b.  1907.  Seats — Brancepeth 
Castle,  Durham  ;  Burwerter,  Bridgnorth, 
Salop.  Town  Residence — Belgrave  House, 
Belgrave  Square,  S.W.i.  C/7<i5^— Carlton, 
Travellers'.     (C.) 

Brabourne,  Baron.  Cecil  Mar- 
cus Knatchbull-Hugessen,  4th  B.,  b.  1863, 
s.  1915  ;  h.-a.,  Michael  Herbert  Rudolf,  b. 
1895.  Residence — Mersham  le  Hatch,  near 
Ashford,  Kent.     {L.) 

^Bradford,  Bishop  of.  Arthur 
William  Thomson  Perowne,  D.D.,  ist  B., 
i.  1867  ;  nom.  1919.  Residence— Uorton  Hall, 
Bradford. 

Bradford,     Earl    of.      Orlando 

Bridgeman,  5th  £.,  b.  1873,  J.  191S  ;  h.-a., 
Gerald  Michael  Orlando,  K.  Newport,  b.  191 1. 
Seats — Weston  Park,  Shifnal  ;  Castle  Brom- 
wich,  Birmingham.  Ttrwn  Residence — i, 
Grosvenor  Crescent,  S.W.  Clubs  —  Carlton, 
Turf,  Bachelors'.     (C.) 

Braybrooke,      Baron.        Henry 

Neville,  7th  B.,  b.  1855,  j.  1904;  h.-a., 
Richard  Henry  Cornwallis,  b.  1918.  Seats — 
Audley  End,  Saffron  Walden  ;  Heydon  House, 
Royston,  Herts  ;  Billingbear,  Wokingham. 
C/«/J— Travellers'.     (C.) 

Braye,  Baron.      Alfred  Thomas 

TowNSHEND  Vernev-Cave,  sth  B.,  b.  1849, 
s.  1879  ;  h.-a..  Adrian  Verney,  b.  1874.  Resi- 
lience— The  Gables,  Windsor.    (U.) 

Breadalbane,  Marquess  of.  Gavin 
Campbell,  K.G.,  P.C.,.ist  M.,  b.  1851,  c. 
1885 ;  h.-p.  to  Earldom,  his  nephew,  Iain 
Edward  Herbert,  b.  1885.  Seats — Taymouth 
Castle,  Aberfeldy,  and  Auchmore  House, 
Perthshire ;  Craig,  Dalmally,  Argyllshire. 
Tmvn  Residence  —  68,  Ennismore  Gardens, 
S.W.  Clubs  —  Brooks's,  Reform,  National 
Liberal.     {L.) 

Bridport,  Viscount.  Arthur 
Wellington    Alexander    Nelsou    Hood, 


C.B.,  and  V.,  b.  1839,  j.  1904;  h.-a.,  his 
grandson,  Rowland  Arthur  Herbert  Nelson,  b. 
1911.  Residence — Meadowside,  Merstham, 
Surrey.  Clubs — Carlton,  Naval  and  Military. 
(C.) 

Bristol,      Bishop     of.       George 

NicKSON,  D.D.,  b.  1864,  c.  1906,  t.  1914. 
Palace — Redland  Green,  Bristol.     {U.) 

Bristol,  Marquess  of.     Frederick 

William  Fane  Hervey,  M.V.O.,  4th  M.,  b. 
1863,  i.  1907  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Walter  John, 
b.  1865.  Residences — Ickworth  Park,  Bury  St. 
Edmunds  ;  6,  St.  James's  Square,  S.W.  Clubs 
— Carlton,  Naval  and  Military,  Marlborough. 
(C.) 

Brougham  and  Vaux,  Baron. 
Henry  Charles  Brougham,  K.C.V.O.,  3rd 
B..  b.  1836,  J.  1886;  h.-a.,  Henry,  b.  1887. 
Seats — Brougham,  Penrith ;  Chateau  Eleonore, 
Cannes,  France.  Tmvn  Residence  —  36, 
Chesham  Place,  S.W.  Clubs — Marlborough, 
Garrick,  Arthur's,  Brooks's,  Bachelors'.     {U.) 

Brownlow,  Baron.  Adelbert 
Salusbury  Cockayne  Cust,  sth  B.,  b.  1867, 
J.  1921  ;  h.-a..  Peregrine  Francis  Adelbert,  b. 
1899.  Seat — Belton  House,  Grantham.  Town 
Residence — 8.  Carlton  House  Terrace,  S.W. 
Club — United  Service.    (C.) 

Brvce,  Viscount.  James  Bryce, 
P.C,  O.M.,  G.CV.O.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D., 
Litt.D.,  F.R.S.,  ist  v.,  b.  1838,  c.  1914. 
[He  died  January  1922.] 

BUCCLEUCH  AND  QUEENSBERRY, 
Duke  of.  (Sits  as  E.  of  Doncaster.)  John 
Charles  Montagu-Douglas-Scqtt,  K.T., 
7th  D.  Buccleuch  and  9th  D.  Queensberry,  b. 
1864,  J.  1914  ;  h.-a.,  Walter  John,  E.  of 
Dalkeith,  b.  1894.  Seats — Dalkeith  House, 
Dalkeith ;  Bowhill,  Selkirk ;  The  Lodge, 
Langholm,  and  Drumlanrig  Castle.  Thornhill, 
Dumfriesshire  ;  Broughton  House,  Kettering. 
Town  Residence — 2,  Grosvenor  Place,  S.W. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Naval  and  Military,  "iTravel- 
lers'.  New  (Edinburgh).     {17.) 

JBucHAN,  Earl  of.  Shipley 
Gordon  Stuart  Erskine.   14th  E.  (S.P.), 

b.  1850,  J.  1898  ;  h.-a.,  Ronald  Douglas  Stuart 
Mar,  L.  Cardross,  b.  1878.  Residence — 
Almondale,  Mid  Calder.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Turf. 

Buckinghamshire,  Earl  of.  Sid- 
ney Carr  Hobart-Hampden-Mercer-Hen- 
derson,  O.B.E.,  7th  E.,  b.  i86o,  s.  1885 ; 
h.-a.,  John  Hampden,  L.  Hobart,  b.  1906. 
Seat  —  Hampden  House,  Great  Missenden, 
Bucks.     Club — Brooks's.    {L.) 

Buckmaster,     Baron.       Stanley 

Owen   Buckmaster,    P.C,   ist  B.,  b.  i86i, 

c.  1915  ;  h.a.,  Owen  Stanley,  b.  1890.  Resi- 
dence— I,  Porchester  Terrace,  Hyde  Park,  W. 
Clubs — Reform,  Garrick,  Athenaeum.     (Z..) 

Burgh,     Baron.        Alexander 

Henry  Leith,  5th  Baron,  6.  1866  ;  abeyance 
determined  1916 ;  h.-a.,  his  son,  Alexander 
Leigh  Henry,  b.  May  15th,  1906.  Seats — 
Glenkindie,  Aberdeenshire ;  Freefield,  Insch, 
Aberdeenshire ;  Northcourt,  Isle  of  Wight. 
Club — Army  and  Navy,  Royal  Northern, 
Royal  Victoria  Yacht. 

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PEERS  AND   PEERESSES. 


BURNHAM,  Viscount.  Harry  Law- 
son  Webster  Levv-Lawson,  C.H.,  ist  K., 
b.  1862,  s.  1916 ;  A.-/,  to  the  Barony,  his 
brother,  VVilham  Arnold  Webster,  D.S.O.,  b. 
1864.  Seat—  Hall  Bam,  Beaconsfield,  Bucks. 
Ttnvn  Resilience — 13,  Brjjanston  Square,  W. 
Clubs — Athena'Tum,  Garrick,  Marlborough, 
Oxford  and  Cambridge.     (C.) 

II  Burton,  Baroness.     Nellie  Lisa 

Baillie,  ^.  1873,  s.  1909;  h.-a.,  George  Evan 
Michael,  b.  1894.     Seat — Dochfour,  Inverness. 

Bute,  Marquess  of.  John  Crich- 
ton-Stuart,  4th  M.,  b.  1881,  s.  1900;  h.-a., 
John,  E.  of  Dumfries,  b.  1907.  Seats—  Mount 
Stuart,  Rothesay,  Isle  of  Bute  ;  Cardiff  Castle, 
Glamorganshire ;  Dumfries  House,  Cumnock, 
Ayrshire  ;  Old  Place  of  Mochrum,  Wigtown- 
shire ;  Kames  Castle,  Isle  of  Bute.  Tmitn 
Residences — 5,  Charlotte  Square,  Edinburgh  ; 
32,  Mansfield  Street,  W.i.     (C.) 

Buxton,  Earl.  Sydney  Charles 
Buxton,  P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  ist  E.,  b.  1853,  c. 
Viscount  1914,  and  Earl  1920.  Seat — Newlim- 
ber.  Hassocks,  Sussex.  '/  mvn  Residence — 
7,  Eaton  Place,  S.W.  Ciubs — Athenaeum, 
Brooks's.    {L.) 

Byng  of  Vimy,  Baron.  Julian 
Hedworth  George  Bvng,  G.C.B., 
G.C.M.G.,  M.V.O.,  ist  B.,  b.  1862,  c.  1919. 
Seat — Thorpe  Hall,  Thorpe-le-Soken,  Essex. 
Official  Residence  —  Government  House, 
Ottawa,  Canada.  Clubs — Athenaeum,  Tra- 
vellers'. 

Byron,  Baron.  Rev.  Frederick 
Ernest  Charles  Byron,  loth  B.,  b.  1861,  s. 
1917  ;  h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Augustus  William,  b. 
1856.  Residence — Thrumpton  Hall,  Derby. 
C/k*— Wellington.    (C.) 

Cable,  Baron.     Ernest  Cable,  ist 

B.,  6.  1859,  c.  1921.  Seat — Lyndridge, 
Bishop's  Teignton,  S.  Devon.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 44,  Grosvenor  Square,  W.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Brooks's,  Wellington,  Ranelagh, 
Bengal  (Calcutta). 

Cadogan,  Earl.     Gerald  Oakley 

Cadogan,  C.B.E;,  6th  E.,  b.  1869,  s.  1915  ; 
h.-a.,  William  Gerald  Charles,  V.  Chelsea,  b. 
1914.  Seat — Culford  Hall,  Bury  St.  Edmunds. 
Town  Residence— -^-i,  Grosvenor  Street,  W.i. 
(C.) 
Cairns,   Earl.     Wilfrid  Dallas 

Cairns,  C.M.G.,  4th  E.,  b.  1865,  .r.  1905  ; 
h.-a.,  Hugh  Wilfrid  John,  V.  Garmoyle,  b. 
1907.  Seat  —  Farleigh-Hungerford,  Bath. 
C/«*— Arthur's.     (C.) 

fCAiTHNESs,    Earl    of.      Norman 

MACLEOD  BUCHAN,  C.B.E.,  i8th  E.  (S.P.), 
b.  1862,  i.  1Q14  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Charles 
Augustus,  b.  1865.  Seat  —  Auchmacoy, 
Aberdeenshire.     Club — Caledonian. 

JCaledon,  Earl  of.      Erik  James 

Desmond  .\lexander,  5th  E.  (I. P.),  b.  1885, 
*.  1898 ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Herbrand  Charles, 
h.  1888.  Seats — Caledon,  co.  Tyrone;  Derg 
Lodge,  CO.  Tyrone  ;  Tyttenhanger,  St.  Albans. 
Town  Residence—^,  Carlton  House  Terrace, 
S.W. 

Calthorpe,  Baron.  Somerset 
Frederick  Gough-Calthorpe,  8th  B.,  b. 
1862,  s.  1912  ;  h.-a.,  Frederick  Somerset,  b. 
1892.  Residence — Kingswick,  Sunninghill, 
Berks.     (L.  U.) 


Cambridge,  Marquess  of.  Adol- 
PHUS  Charles  Alexander  Albert  Edwaki> 
George  Philip  Lewis  Ladislaus  Cam- 
bridge. G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O.,  C.M.G.,  ist  M., 
b,  1868,  <:.  1917;  A.-a.,  George  Francis  Hugh, 
E.  0/  Eltham,  b.  1895.  Residence — Shottoa 
Hall,  Shrewsbury. 

Camden,  Marquess.  John  Charles 

Pratt,  4th  M.,b.  1872,1.  1872;  h.-a.,  John 
Charles  Henry,  E.  Brecknock,  b.  1899.  Seat — 
Bayham  Abbey,  Lamberhurst.  Clubs  — 
Carlton,  Marlborough,  Turf,  Royal  Vacht 
Squadron.     (C.) 

Camoys,  Baron.     Ralph  Francis 

Julian  Stonor,  sth  B.,b.  1884,  f.  1897;  h.-a,, 
Ralph  Robert  Watts  Sherman,  b.  1013.  Seat 
— Stonor.  Henley-on-Thames.  C/«M— Bache- 
lors', Boodle's,  Royal  Aero,  Royal  Automobile, 
Hurlingham,  Phyllis  Court,  (i/.) 
I 

Camperdown,  Earl  of.      George 

Alexander  Philips  Haldane  Haldane- 
DuNAN.  4th  E.,  b.  1845,  i.  1918.  Resides  in 
U.S.A.        Club — Athenaeum. 

Canterbury,  Archbishop  of.  Ran- 
dall Thomas  Davidson,  P.C,  D.D., 
G.C.V.O.,  LL.D.,  D  C.L.,  Primate  of  all 
England  and  Metropolitan,  b.  1848 ;  con. 
Bishop  of  Rochester  1891,  t.  Bishop  of  Win- 
chester 1895, and  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  1903. 
Palace — Lambeth,  S.E.i.  Country  Residence 
— Old  Palace,  Canterbury.     Club  —  Athenaeum. 

Canterbury,  Viscount.  Charles 
Graham  Manners-Sutton,  6th  V.,  b.  1872, 
s.  1918.  Seat — Berg-Apton,  Norwich.  Clubs — 
Junior    United    Service,    Norfolk  (Norwich). 

JCarbery,  Baron.      John  Evans- 

Freke,  loth  B.  (LP.),  b.  1892,  s.  1898; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Ralfe,  b.  1897. 

Carew,  Baron.  Robert  Shapland 
George  Julian  Carew;  3rd  B.,  b.  i860,  s. 
1881  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  George  Patrick  John,. 
b.  1863.  .S"ea/  — Castleboro,  Enniscorthy,  co.^ 
Wexford.  Town  Residence — 28,  Belgrave 
Square,    S.W.      Clubs — Brooks's,   Bachelors'. 

(:/.) 

Carisbrooke,  Marquess  of.  Alex- 
ander Albert  Mountbatten,  G.C.V.O., 
1st  M.,  b.  1886,  c.  1917.  Residetices — 4, 
Belgrave  Place,  S.W. ;  Carisbrooke  Castle,. 
Newport,  Isle  of  Wight. 

:]: Carlisle,     Bishop    of.       Henry 

Herbert  Williams,  D.D.,  b.  1872,  con.  1920. 
Palace — Rose  Castle,  Carlisle. 

Carlisle,   Earl  of.    George  Joss- 

LYN  L'ESTRANGE  HoWARD,    Ilth  E.,  b.    i8qS, 

f.  1912  ;  h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Hubert  Arthur 
George,  b.  1901.  Seat  —  Naworth  Castle, 
Carlisle.     (£/.) 

Carmichael,      Baron.       Thomas 

David  Gibson  -  Carmichael,  G.C.S.L, 
G.C.I.E.,  K.CM.G.,  ist  B.,  b.  1859,  c  1912. 
.y^ra^— Skirling,  Peeblesshire.  C/?/*— Brooks's. 
{.L.) 

Carnarvon,  Earl  of.  George  Ed- 
ward Stanhope  Molyneux  Herbert,  5th  E.y 
b.  1866,  J.  1890;  h.-a.,  Henry  George  Alfred 
Marius  Victor  Francis,  L.  Porchester,  b.  1898, 
.S^a/i— Highclere   Castle,   Newbury  ;    Bretby 


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Park,  Burton-on-Trent.  Town  Residence — 
I,  Seamore  Place,  W.  C/?<(^J— Bachelors',  St. 
James's.     (C.) 

Carnock,  Baron.  Arthur  Nicol- 
SON,  P.C,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.,  G  C.V.O., 
K.C.I.E  ,  ist  B.,  h.  1849,  c.  1916;  h.-a., 
Frederick  Archibald,  b.  1883.  Residence— yi, 
Cadogan  Gardens,  S.W.     C/?/^— Travellers'. 

JCarnwath,    Earl    of.      Ronald 

Arthur  Dalzell,  13th  E.  (S.P.),  b.  1883.  s. 
1910  ;  h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Arthur  Edward,  C.B., 
b.  1851.  Residence — 34,  Clanricarde  Gardens, 
W.     C/«^— Carlton. 

Carrick,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Butler.)  Charles  Ernest  AlfredFrench 
Somerset  Butler,  O.B.E.,  7th  E.  (LP.),  b. 
1873,  .s.  1909;  /2.-«.,  Theobald  Walter  Somerset 
Henry,  V.  Ikerrin,  b.  1903.  Residence— 
Belmont  House,  Hoddesdon,  Herts.  Clubs— 
Kildare  Street,  Royal  St.  George  Yacht, 
Hurlingham.     {L.) 

Carson     of    Duncairn,     Baron. 

Edward  Henry  Carson,  P.C.  (Lord  of 
Appeal  in  Ordinary),  b.  1854,  c.  1921.  Resi- 
dences—CXe^ve.  Court,  Minster-in-Thanet  ;  5, 
Eaton  Place,  S,W.  C/?</'.r-Carlton,  Garrick, 
Bachelors',  City  Carlton,  Ulster.     (C.) 

*Castlemaine,    Baron.       Albert 

Edward  Handcock,  5th  B.  (LP.),  b.  1863,  j. 
1892  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Robert  Arthur,  b.  1864. 
Seats — Moydrum  Castle,  Athlone  ;  The  Hare 
Island,  CO.  Westmeath.  Clubs  —  Carlton, 
Turf,  Whites,  Royal  St.  George  Yacht, 
Royal  Yacht  Squadron.     (C.) 

JCastle  Stewart,  Earl  of.  Ar- 
thur Stuart,  7th  E.  (LP.),  b.  1889,  j.  1921  ; 
h.-a.,  David  Andrew  Noel,  V.  Stuart,  b.  1921. 
Seat — Stuart  Hall,  Stewartstown,  co.  Tyrone. 

Castletown,  Baron.  Bernard 
Edward  Barnaby  Fitz-Patrick,  P.C,  K.P., 
C.M.G.,  2nd  B.,  b.  1848,  i.  1883.  Seats— 
Granston  Manor,  Abbeyleix,  Queen's  co.  ; 
Doneraile  Court,  Doneraile,  co.  Cork.  Clubs 
— Brooks's,  Kildare  Street,  Bachelors'.    (C/.) 

Cathcart,  Earl.     George  Cath- 

Cart,  5th  E.,  b.  1862,  J.  1911  ;  h.-a., 
Alan,  L.  Greenock,  b.  1919.  Seat — -Thornton- 
le-Street,  near  Thirsk.  Tenvn  Residence — 56, 
Pont  Street,  S.W.  C/«i5i— Bachelors',  Carlton. 
(C.) 

*C  A  V  A  N,  Earl  of.  Frederick 
Rudolph  Lambart,  K.P.,  G.C.M.G., 
G.C.V.O.,  K.C.B.,  loth  E.  (LP.),  b.  1865,  .s. 
1900  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Lionel  John  Olive, 
1^.1873.  Seat — Wheathampstead  House,  Herts. 
C/«(5j- Guards',  Turf.     (L.U.) 

Cave,  Viscount.  George  Cave, 
P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  ist  v.,  b.  1856,  c.  1918.  Resi- 
dences— Wardrobe  Court,  Richmond,  Surrey  ; 
4,  Smith  Square,  Westminster,  S.W.     (C.) 

Cawdor,    Earl.      John    Duncan 

Vaughan  Campbell,  5th  E.,  b.  1900,  j.  1914  ; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Andrew  Charles,  b.  1907. 
Seats — Stackpole  Court,  Pembroke  ;  Golden 
Grove,  Carmarthen;  Cawdor  Castle,  Nairn. 
iU.) 

Cawley,    Baron.      Frederick 

Cawley,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1850,  c.  1918  ;  h.-a., 
Robert  Hugh,  b.  1877.  Seat-  -Berrington 
Hall,  Leominster.  Clubs — Reform,  Brooks's, 
Union  (Manchester).    (!,.) 


Chalmers,  Baron.  Robert  Chal- 
mers, P.C,  G.C.B.,  ist  5.,  b.  1858,  c.  1919. 
Residence — 3,  Cornwall  Mansions,  Kensington 
Court,  W.8.     Club — United  University. 

Channing  of  Wellingborough, 

Baron.  Francis  Allston  Channing,  ist^., 
b.  184s  ;  c.  1912.  Residence — 40,  Eaton  Place, 
S.W.  Clubs — Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Re- 
form, National  Liberal.     (L.) 

Chaplin,  Viscount.  Henry  Chap- 
lin, P.C.,  ist  v.,  b.  1840,  c.  1916;  h.-a., 
Eric,  b.  1877.  Residence — 6,  Charles  Street, 
Berkeley  Square,  W.  Clubs — Athenaeum, 
Carlton,  Turf,  Marlborough,  Bachelors',  Or- 
leans.   (C.) 

*Charlemont,    Viscount.     James 

Edward  Caulfeild,  Sth  V.  (LP.),  b.  1880, 
J.  1913  ;  h.-p.,  his  kinsman,  Charles  Edwin  St. 
George,  b.  1887.  Seat — Drumcairne,  Stewarts- 
town,  CO.  Tyrone. 

Charnwooi),     Baron.       Godfrey 

Rathbone  Benson,  ist  B.,  b.  1864,  c.  1911 ; 
h.a.,  John  Roby,  b.  1901.  Seat  — 
Stowe  House,  Lichfield.  Town  Residence 
— 108,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.  Club — Brooks's. 
iL.) 

Chelmsford,  Viscount.    Frederic 

John  Napier  Thesiger,  P.C,  G.C.S.L, 
G.C.M.G.,  G.C.LE.,  G.B.E.,  ist  V..  b. 
1868,  y.  to  the  Barony  1905,  and  c.  Viscount 
1921  ;  h.-a.,  Andrew  Charles  Gerald,  b.  1903. 
Residence — 116,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.  Club— 
United  Service.    (C.) 

Chelmsford,    Bishop    of.      John 

Edwin  Watts-Ditchfield,  D.D.,  ist  Bishop, 
b.  1861,  con.  1914.  Palace — Bishopscourt, 
Chelmsford,  Essex.     Club — Athenseum. 

Chesham,  Baron.  John  Compton 
Cavendish,  M.C,  4th  B.,  b.  1894,  j.  1907  ; 
h.-a.,  John  Charles  Compton,  b.  1916.  Seat — 
Latimer,  Chesham,  Bucks.     (JJ.) 

Chester,     Bishop     of.        Henry 

Luke  Paget,  D.D.,  b.  1853,  con.  1906; 
tr.  from  Suffragan  1919.  /^rfrfrew— Bishop's 
House,  Chester.     Club — Athenaeum. 

Chesterfield,   Earl  of      Edwyn 

Francis  Scudamore-Stanhope,  K.G.  ,  P.C, 
G.C.V.O.,  loth  E.,  b.  1854,  J.  1887;  h.-p., 
his  brother,  Henry  Athole,  b.  1855.  Resi- 
dence— Beningborough  Hall,  York.  Clubs — 
Brooks's,  Turf,  Bachelors"    (Z.) 

JChetwynd,  Viscount.  Godfrey 
John  Boyle  Chetwynd,  C.H.,  8th  K.  (LP.), 
b.  1863,  s.  1911  ;  h.-a.,  Adam  Duncan,  b. 
1904.  Seat — Bulwick  Park,  near  Peterborough 
C/?<* -White's. 

Cheylesmore,  Baron.  Herbert 
Francis  Eaton,  K.C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O.,  3rd 
B.,  b.  1848.  s.  1902;  h.-a.,  Francis  Ormond 
Henry,  D.S.O.,  b.  1893.  Residence  — 16, 
Prince's  Gate,  S.W.  C/?<i5j— Guards',  Marl- 
borough, Turf,  Carlton.     (C.) 

Chichester,  Bishop  of.  Winfrid 
Oldfield  Burrows,  D.D.,  b.  1858,  con. 
1912  ;  tr.  1919.     Palace — Chichester. 

Chichester,    Earl    of     Jocelyn 

Brudenell  Pelham,  O.B.E.,  6th  ^.,  b.  1871, 
s.  1905  ;  h.-a.,  Francis  Godolphin  Henry,  L. 


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PEERS   AND   PEERESSES. 


Pelham,   i.    1905.      Seat— Sta.r\mer,    Lewes. 
C/«*J— Brooks  s,  Bath,  Beefsteak.    (C.) 

Chilston,  Viscount.  Aretas 
Akers-Douglas,  P.C,  G.B.E.,  1st  K,  i. 
1851,  f.  1911  ;  M.a.,  Aretas,  6.  1876.  Seats — 
Chilston  Park,  Maidstone ;  Craigs,  near  Dum- 
fries N.B.  Town  Residence— Minster  House, 
St.  lames's  Court,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W. 
C/«At— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton.     (C.) 

Cholmondeley,  Marquess  of. 
George  Henrv  Hugh  Cholmondelev,  P.C, 
4th  M.,  b.  1858,  s.  1884  ;  h.-a.,  George  Horatio 
Charles,  E.  of  Rocksavage,  b.  1883.  Seat 
—Cholmondeley  Castle,  Malpas,  Cheshire. 
C/«/Ji- Carlton,  Turf.     (C.)  I 

Churchill,     Viscount.       Victor   j 
Albert       Francis      Charles      Spencer,    i 
G.C.V.O.,  1st  K.,  b.  1864,  J.  as  Baron  1886, 
and   c.  Viscount  1902  ;  h.-a.,  Victor  Alexander, 
6.  1890.  C/«*f— Bachelors',  Carlton, Turf.    (C.) 

Churston,  Baron.  John  Reginald 
Lopes  Yarue-  Buller,  M.V.O.,  O.B.E., 
5rd  B.,  b.  1873,  j.  1910  ;  k.-a.,  Richard 
Francis  Roger,  b.  1910.  Seat — Lupton  House, 
Churston  Ferrers,  Devon.  C"/;<^J— Guards', 
Turf.     (C.) 

Clancarty,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  V.) 
William  Frederick  Le  Poer  Trench,  5th 
E.,  b.  1868,  s.  1891  ;  h.-a.,  Richard  Frederick 
John  Donough,  L.  Kilconnel,  h.  1891.  Seat — 
Garbally  Court,  Ballinasloe,  co.  Galway.  Ttnvn 
Residence — 21,  Cadogan  Gardens,  S.W.    (C.) 

+CLANMORRIS,  Baron.  Arthur 
Maurice  Robert  Bingham,  6th  £.  (I. P.),  b. 
1879,  J.  19 16  ;  h.-a.,  John  Michael  Ward,  b. 
1908.    Seat — Bangor  Castle,  co.  Down. 

Clan  WILLI  AM,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.) 
■  Arthur  Vesev  Meade,  M.C,  5th  E.,  b.  1873, 
s.  1907  ;  h.-a.,  John  Charles  Edmund  Carson, 
L.  Gillford,  b.  1914.  Seats — Montalto,  Bally- 
nahinch,  co.  Down ;  Gill  Hall,  Dromore,  co. 
Down.    (C.) 

Clarendon,    Earl    of.      George 

Herbert  Hyde  Villiers,  6th  E..  b.  1877.  j. 
1914:  h.-a.,  George  Herbert  Arthur  Edward 
Hyde,  L.  Hyde,  b.  1906.  Seat — The  Grove, 
Watford.  Clubs — Marlborough,  Turf,  Carlton. 
{U.) 

:}:Clarina,  Baron.  Lionel  Edward 

Massev,  5th  B.  (I. P.),  b.  1837,  i.  1807  ;  h.-a.. 
Eyre  Nathaniel,  b.  1880.  Seats— ^\m  Park, 
Clarina,  co.  Limerick ;  Cragbeg,  Clarina,  co. 
Limerick.    (C.) 

Clifden,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B. 
Mendip.)  Thomas  Charles  Agar- 
Robartes,  6th  y.,  b.  1844,  s.  1899;  /'■-«.. 
Francis  Gerald,  M.V.O.,  b.  1883.  Seat— 
Lanhydrock,  Bodmin,  Cornwall.  Town 
Residence — i,  Great  Stanhope  Street,  W. 
Clubs  —  New  University,  Wellington, 
Athenaeum.     (L.) 

Clifford  of  Chudleigh,  Baron. 

William  Hugh  Clifford,  loth  B.,  b.  1858, 
s.  1916  ;  h.-a.,  Charles  Oswald  Hugh,  b.  1887. 
Residence — Hobart.  Tasmania.  Seat — Ug- 
brooke  Park.  Chudleigh.    ({/.) 

IIClifton   of   Leighton   Broms- 

wold.  Baroness.  Elizabeth  Adeline  Mary 
Bligh,  b.  1900,  s.  1900;  h.-p.,  Ivo  Francis 
Walter  Bligh,  8th  E.  Darnley,  b.  1859. 


Clinton,  Baron.     Charles  John 

RobertHepburn-Stuart-Fokbes-Trefusis, 
2ist  B.,  b.  1863,  s.  1904  ;  coheiresses  to  the 
Barony,  Harriet,  h.  1887,  and  Fenella,  b.  1889. 
Seats — Heanton  Satchville,  Dolton,  Devon  ; 
Bicton,  East  Budleigh,  Devon ;  Fettercairn. 
House,  N.B.  Clubs  —  Carlton,  Bachelors', 
Pratt's.    (C.) 

+Clon  BROCK,  Baron.  Robkrt 
Edward  Dillon,  5th  B.  (LP.),  b.  1869,  s. 
1917  ;  h-p.,  his  uncle,  Robert  Villiers,  b.  1838. 
^■^rt/— Clonbrock,  Ahascragh.  co.  Galway. 
Clubs — Wellington,  Kildare  Street,  co.  Gal- 
way.    (C.) 

Cloncurry,    Baron.      Valentine 

Lawless,  4th  B.,  b.  1840,  j.  1869;  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Frederick,  b.  1847.  Seat — Lyons, 
Hazelhatch,  co.  Kildare.  Clubs  -Carlton, 
Kildare  Street,  Royal  St.  George  Yacht.     (C.) 

JClonmell,  Earl  of.  Rupert 
CijARLES  Scott,  7th  .£".(LP.),  *.  1877,  i.  '808  ; 
h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Dudley  Alexander  Charles, 
b.  1853.  Seat — Eathorpe  Hall,  Leamington. 
Town  Residevce—10,  Hertford  Street,  W. 
Clubs  —  White's,  National  Liberal,  Garrick, 
Kildare  Street. 

Clwyd,    Baron.     John   Herbert 

Roberts,  ist  B.,  b.  1863,  c.  1919  ;  h.-a.,  John 
Trevor,  b.  1900.  Seat — Bryngwenallt,Abergele, 
N.  Wales.  Town  Residence — 32,  Queen's 
Gate  Gardens,  S.W.     C/7/<5— Reform.     (L.) 

CoBH.AM,  Baron.  Gervase  Disnf.y 
Alexander,  12th  Baron,  b.  1880;  attainder 
reversed  and  Barony  called  out  of  abeyance 
1916.     Residence — Blackwall  Lodge,  Halifax. 

Cobham,     Vi.scount.       Charles 

George  Lyttelton,  8th  V.,  b.  1842,  s.  as 
B.  Lyttelton  1876,  and  as  V.  Cobham  1889; 
h.-a.,  John  Cavendish,  A  1881.  Seat — Hagley 
Hall,  Stourbridge.     C/k^— Brooks's,    (i/.) 

Cochrane  of  Cults,  Baron. 
Thomas  Horatio  Arthur  Ernest  Coch- 
rane, ist  B.,  b.  1857,  c.  1919  ;  h.-a.,  Thomas 
George  Frederick,  b.  1883.  Seat — Crawford 
Priory,  Springfield,  Fife.  C/«^i— Guards', 
Brooks's,  Carlton.     (6^^.) 

Colebrooke,  Baron,  Edward 
Arthur  Colebrooke.  P.C,  K.C.V.O.,  ist 
B.  :  b.  i86i  ;  c.  1906.  Seat — Abington,  Scot- 
land.     Clubs — Brooks's,  Turf,    Marlborough. 

Coleridge,      Baron.        Bernard 

John  Seymour CoLERiDGE(iWn  Justice  Cole- 
ridge), 2nd  B.,b.  1 85 1,  J.  1894  ;  h.-a.,  Geoffrey 
Duke,  b.  1877.  Seat — The  Chanter's  House, 
Ottery  St.  Mary,  Devon.  Toavn  Residence — 
17,  Gledhow  Gardens,  S.W.  Chambers — Royal 
Courts  of  Justice,  W.C  Clubs — Athenaeum, 
Savile.     {L.) 

Colville    of   Culross,   Viscount. 

Charles  Robert  William  Colville,  2nd  V.\ 
b.  1854,  .f.  1903;  h.-a.;  Charles  Alexander, 
b.  1888.  Residence— 'Point.  Colville,  near 
Victoria,  British  Columbia.  Club — Carlton. 
(C.) 

CoLWYN,  Baron.     Frederick 

Henry  Smith,  ist  B.,  b.  1859,  c.  1917;  h.-a., 
Frederick  Henry  Hamilton,  b.  1887.  Re- 
sidences— Queen's  Lodge,  Colwyn  Bay,  N. 
Wales;  12,  Abingdon  Gardens,  Kensington, 
W.8.  Clubs — Reform,  Devonshire,  St.  James's, 
'    Clarendon  (Manchester).    (Z,.) 


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293 


COMBERMERE,  VisCOUnt.  FRANCIS 
Lynch  Wellington  Stapleton-Cotton,  4th 
F.,  b.  1887,  J.  1898;  h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Richard 
Southwell  George,  b.  1849.  Residence — The 
Ham,  Wantage,  Berks. 

CoNGLETON.  Barou.  John  Brooke 

MOLESWORTH  Parnell,  6th  B.,  b.  1892,  i. 
1914:  h.-a.,  Harry  Douglas,  b.  1920.  Resi- 
dence— 20,  McTavish  Street,  Montreal.  Club 
— United  Service. 

CONNAUGHT  AND  STRATH- 
EARN,  Duke  of.  //./?//.  Arthur  William 
Patrick  Albert,  K.G.,  P.C,  K.T.,  K  P., 
G.M.B.,  G.C.S.I..  G.C.M.G..  G.C.I. E., 
G.C.V.O.,  G.B.E.,  b.  1850;  c.  1874;  h.-a., 
Arthur  Frederick  Patrick  Albert,  K.G.,  P.C, 
K.T.,  G.C.V.O.,*.  1883.  Residences— ^2^^s,hot 
Park,  Surrey  ;  Clarence  House,  St.  James's, 
S.W. ;  Les  Bruy^res,  St.  Jean,  Cap  Ferrat, 
near  Beaulieu,  France.  Clubs — Army  and 
Navy,  Marlborough,  Travellers'. 

CoNYNGHAM,  Marqiiess.  (Sits  as 
B.  Minster.)  Frederick  William  Burton 
CoNVNGHAM,  6th  M.,  b.  1890,  .T.  1918  ;  h.-p., 
his  uncle,  Charles  Arthur,  b.  1871.  Seats — 
Slane  Castle,  co.  Meath ;  The  Hall,  Mount 
Charles,  co.  Donegal ;  Bifrons,  near  Canter- 
bury.    (C.) 

Cork  and  Orrery,  Earl  of.     (Sits 

as  B.  Boyle.)  Charles  Spencer  Canning 
Boyle,  loth  E.,  b.  1861,  s.  1904  :  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Robert  John  Lascelles,  b.  1864. 
Residence — 3,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.  Clubs 
■ — White's,  St.  James's,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron. 
iL.) 

§COTTENHAM,  Earl  of.  Kenelm 
Charles  Francis  Pepvs,  5th  E.,  b.  1901, 
s.  1919 ;  A  -p.,  his  brother,  Mark  Everard, 
b.  1903.  Residence—  2,  Southwell  Gardens, 
SW.     (C.) 

Cottesloe,  Baron.  Thomas 
Francis  Fremantle,  3rd  B.,  b.  1862,  s. 
1918  :  h.-a.,  John  Walgrave  Halford,  /'.  1900. 
Seats—  Swanboume  House,  Winslow,  Bucks  ; 
Wistow,  Leicester.  Toivn  Residence  —  43, 
Eaton  Square,  S.W.  Clubs-  Carlton,  Travel- 
lers'.    (C.) 

CouRTOWN,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Saltersford.)  James  Walter  Milles 
Stopford,  6th  E.,  b.  1853,  .s.  7914  ;  h.-a., 
James  Richard  Neville,  V.  Stopford,  b.  1877. 
5"?rt/— Courtown  House,  Gorey,  co.  Wexford. 
C/«/^i— Carlton,  Kildare  Street.     (C.) 

Coventry,    Bishop  of.      Huyshe 

WoLCOTT  Yeatman-Biggs,  D.D.,  F.S.A., 
b.  1845,  con.  1891,  t.  to  Worcester  1905,  and  to 
Coventry  1918.  Residences — The  Bishop's 
House,  Coventry  ;  Newton  Manor,  near 
Swanage.     C/k^— Athenaeum. 

Coventry,  Earl  of.  George  Wil- 
liam Coventry,  P.C,  <)XhE.,b.  1838,  j.  1843  : 
h.-a.,  George  William,  V.  Deerhurst,  b.  1865. 
Seat— Cxoom^  Court,  Severn  Stoke,  Worcester- 
shire. Town  Residence — i,  Balfour  Place, 
Park  Lane,  W.  C/7/^i— Carlton,  Turf,  Junior 
Carlton.    (C) 

Cow  DRAY,  Viscount.  Weetman 
Dickinson  Pearson,  P.C,  ist  l^.,  b.  1856,  c. 
Baron  1910,  and  Viscount  1917 ;  h.-a., 
Weetman  Harold  Miller,  b.  1882.  Seats— 
Paddockhurst,  Worth,  Sussex  ;  Dunecht 
House,  Aberdeenshire  ;  Castle  Eraser,  Don- 
side,     Aberdeenshire ;     Parham    Park,    Pul- 


borough,  Sussex.  Taivn  Residence— 16, 
Carlton  House  Terrace,  S.W.  Clubs — Reform, 
Marlborough.     {L.) 

CowLEY,  Earl   Christian  Arthur 

Wellesley,  4th  E.,  b.  1800,  J.  1919  ;  h.-a., 
Michael,  V.  Dangan,  b.  1915.  Residence — 
Claremont  House,  Hersham,  Walton-on- 
Thames.     (C) 

Cozens-Hardy,  Baron.  William 
Hepburn  Cozens-Hardv,  K.C,  2nd  B.,  b. 
1868;  s.  1920;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Edward 
Herbert,  b.  1873.  Residences  —  Gunthorpe 
Hall,  Melton  Constable,  Norfolk;  i,  Halkin 
Place,   S.W.     C/«i5j— Athenaeum,  Travellers'. 

Cranbrook,  Earl  of.  John  David 
Gathorne-Hardy,  4th  E.,  b.  1900,  J.  1915 ; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Ralph  Edward,  b.  1901. 
Seat — Great  Glemham  House,  Saxmundham. 

Cranworth,     Baron.      Bertram 

Francis   Thornhagh  Gurdon,   M.C,,   2nd 

'  B.,  b.  1877.  i.   1902;  h.-a.,  Robert  Brampton, 

b.  1^04.     Seats — Grundisburgh  Hall,  Suffolk ; 

Assington  Hall,  Boxford,  Suffolk.     (L.U.) 

Craven,  Earl  of.  William  George 

Br.^dlev  Craven,  5th  E.,  b.  1897,  i'.  1921  ; 
h.-a.,  William  Robert  Bradley,  V.  Uffington, 
b.  1917.  Seats — Combe  Abbey,  Coventry; 
Ashdown  Park,  Shrivenham,  Berks  ;  Hamstead 
Marshall,  Newbury,  Berkshire.     (C.) 

Crawford,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Wigan.)  David  Alexandkr  Edward  Lind- 
say, P.C,  K.T.,  27th  E.,  b.  1871;  J.  1913; 
h.-a.,  David  Alexander  Robert,  L.  Balniel,  b. 
1900.  ^■^rt^i -Haigh  Hall,  Wigan  ;  Balcarres, 
Colinsburgh,  Fife.  Town  Residence — 7,  Audley 
Square,  W.  C/^/ij— Carlton,  Athenaeum, 
Burlington  Fine  Arts.     (C) 

Crawshaw,       Baron.        William 

Brooks,  2ndi?.,  b.  1853,  j.  1908  ;  h.a.,  Gerald 
I  Beach,  b.  1884.  Seat — Whatton,  Lough- 
I  borough,  Leicestershire.  Clubs  —  Brooks's, 
'    Wellington,  Ranelagh.     (6'^.) 

'  Crewe,  Marquess  of.  Robert 
i    Offley  Ashrurton  Crewh-Milnes,   K.G., 

P.C,  1st  M.,  b.  1858  .s.  to  Barony  of  Hough- 
,  ton  1885,  c.  E.  Crewe  1895  and  M.  Crewe 
I  191 1  ;  h.-a.,  Richard  George  Archibald  John 
I    Lucien    Hungerford,    E.    Madeley,    b.    1911. 

Seats — Crewe  Hall,  Crewe  ;  Nether  Woodcote, 
!  Epsom.  To7vn  Residence — Crewe  House. 
!  Curzon  Street,  W.  Clubs — Brooks's,  Athe- 
I    naeum,    Marlborough,   Turf,    Reform,    British 

Empire,  Yorkshire.    (Z..^ 

I  *Crofton,  Baron.  Arthur  Ed- 
ward LOWTHBR  Crofton,  4th  B.  (LP.),  b. 
1866  :  s.  iqi2  ;  h.-a.,  Edward  Charles,^.  1896. 
Seat — Mote  Park,  Ballymurray,  Roscommon. 
Club — Naval  and  Military.     (C.) 

IICromartie,  Countess  of.  Sibell 
Lilian  Blunt-Mackenzie,  b.  1878,  j.  1895  ; 
h.-a.,  Roderick  Francis  Grant,  V.  Tarbat,  b. 
1904.      Residence — Castle   Leod,  Strathpeffer. 

Cromer,    Earl    of.      Rowland 

Thomas  Baring,  K.CLE.,  C.V.O.,  2nd  E.,b. 
1877,  J.  1917  ;  h.-a.,  George  Rowland  Stanley, 
V.  Errington,  b.  1918.  Residence — 36,  Wim- 
pole  Street,  W.  Clubs — Brooks',  Turf,  Beef- 
steak. (C.) 

Cross,  Viscount.  Richard  Asshe- 
TON  Cross,  2nd  V.,  b.  1882,  s.  1914 ;   h.-a.. 


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Assheton  Henry,  b.  1920.  S*aP-¥.cc\c  Riggs, 
Broughion  •  in  -  Furness,  Lancashire.  Town 
RestdeHce—13,  Chester  Street,  S.W.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Bath.    (C.) 

CuLLKN  OF  Ashbourne,  Baron. 
Brian  Idrican  Cokayne,  K.B.E.,  ist  B. ;  b. 
1864,  c.  1920;  k.-a..  Charles  Borlase  Marsham, 
b.  1916.  Residence — Exeter  House,  Roehamp- 
ton,  S.W.    Club — Junior  Carlton. 

CuNLiFFE,     Baron.      Rolf     Cun- 

LlFFE,  vrA  B.,  b.  1899,  s.  1920 ;  h.-/.,  his 
brother,  Geoffrey,  b.  1903.  Seat  —  Hedley 
Court,  Epsom.  Clubs — Bachelors',  Oxford  and 
Cambridge. 

*CuRZON  OF  Kedleston,  Marquess- 
George  Nathaniel  Cl-rzon,  K.G.,  P.C.. 
G.C.S.L,  G.C.LE.,  F.R.S.,  ist  M.  (LP.),  b. 
1859,  c.  Baron  Curzon  of  Kedleston  1898,  Earl 
191 1  ;  s.  to  Barony  of  Scarsdale  1916,  c. 
Marquess  1921  ;  A.-a.  to  B.  of  Ravensdale  of 
Ravensdale,  his  da.,  Mary  Irene,  b.  1896,  and 
A.-p.  to  V.  of  Scarsdale  of  Scarsdale  and  B. 
of  Scarsdale,  his  nephew,  Richard  Nathaniel, 
^.1898.  Seal — Kedleston,  Derby.  Residences 
— I,  Carlton  House  Terrace,  S.W. ;  Hackwood, 
Basingstoke ;  Montacute  House,  Somerset. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Athenseum.    (C.) 

D'Abernon,  Baron.  Edgar  Vin- 
cent, P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  ist  B.,  b.  1857,  c. 
1914.  Ductal  Residence — British  Embassy, 
Berlin.  Seat — Esher  Place,  Surrey.  Tmun 
Residence — Foley  House,  Portland  Place,  W. 
Clubs — AthensEum,  Turf.    (Z..) 

Dalhousie,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as 
B.  Ramsay.)  Arthur  George  Maule 
Ramsay,  T4th  E.,  b.  1878,  s.  1887 :  k.-a.,  John 
Gilbert,  L.  Ramsay,  b.  1904.  Seats  —Brechin 
Castle,  Brechin  ;  Dalhousie  Castle,  Bonnyrigg, 
Midlothian;  Panmure  House,  Carnoustie. 
Town  Residence — 15,  Hyde  Park  Gardens, 
W.    (C.) 

Dalziel    of    Kirkcaldy,   Baron. 

(James)  Henry  Dalziel,  P.C,  1st  B.,  b. 
1868,  c.  1921.  Residence — i,  Portland  Place, 
VV.     Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal.     (Z,.) 

Darcy  de  Knayth,  Baroness. 
Violet  Ida  Evelyn  Herbert  (Countess  0/ 
Powis),  b.  1865,  J.  1903  ;  h.a.,  Mervyn  Horatio, 
V.  Clive,  b.  1904.  Residences — Powis  Castle, 
Welshpool ;  Walcot,  Lydbury  North,  Shrop- 
shire ;  Styche,  Market  Drayton  ;  45,  Berkeley 
Square,  W. 

*Darnley,  Earl  of.     Ivo  Francis 

Walter  Bligh,  8th  E.  (LP.),  b.  1859,  s.  1900  ; 
A.-a.,  Esme  Ivo,  L.  Clifton  of  Rathmore,  b.  1886. 
Seats— Cohham  Hall,  Cobham,  Kent.  Club— 
Carlton.     (C.) 

Dartmouth,   Earl    of.     William 

Heneage  Legge,  P.C,  K.C.B.,  6th  E.,  b. 
1851,  *.  i8qi;  A.-a.,  William.  F.  Lewisham,  b. 
1881  .SVa/j— Patshull  Hall,  Wolverhampton; 
Woodsome  Hall,  Huddersfield.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Travellers'.    (C.) 

Dartrey,  Earl  of  Anthony 
Lucius  Dawson,  3rd  E.,  b.  1855,  •s- 1920 ;  h.-p., 
his  cousin,  Vesey  John,  b.  1853.  Seat—OXA 
Court,  Strangford.co.  Down.  Town  Residence 
—22, Wellington  Court,  SW.  Club-  -Travellers', 
(f/.) 

Dawson  of  Penn,  Baron.  Ber- 
TRAND  Dawson,  G.C.V.O.,  K.C.M.G.,  C.B., 


B.Sc.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  1st  B.,  b.  18— ,  e. 
1920.    Residence— ^1,  Wimpole  Street,  W. 

*Decies,   Baron.    John    Graham 

Hope  de  la  Poer  Horsley-Beresford, 
P.C,  D.S.O.,  5th  B.  (LP.),  b.  1866,  J.  1910; 
A.-a.,  Arthur  George  Marcus  Douglas  De  la 
Poer,  b.  1915.  Seat — Leixlip  Castle,  Leixlip, 
CO.  Kildare.  To7itn  Residence — 22,  Down 
Street,  W.i.  Clubs — Cavalry,  Marlborough, 
Royal  Yacht  Squadron.    (C.) 

§De  Clifford,  Baron.     Edward 

Southwell  Russell,  26th  B.,  b.  1907,  s. 
1909,  k.-fi.,  his  sister,  Diana  Kathanne,  b. 
1909.     Residence — 128,  Sloane  Street,  S.W. 

De  Freyne,  Baron.  Francis 
Charles  French,  6th  B.,  b.  1884,  j.  1915; 
h.-p.,  his  half-brother,  William  Joseph,  b.  1885. 
Seat — French  Park,  co.  Roscommon,  Ireland. 
Club-  Kildare  Street.     (C.) 

Delamere,  Baron.  Hugh  Chol- 
MONDELEY,  3rd  B.,  b.  1870,  s.  1887 :  k.-a., 
Thomas  Pitt  Hamilton,  b.  1900.  Seat—  Vale 
Royal,  Northwich.  Residence — Elmenteita, 
Nairobi,  Kenya  Colony,  East  Africa.     (C.) 

De  La  Warr,   Earl.     Herbrand 

Edward  Dundonald  Brassby  Sackville, 

gth   E.,   b.    igoo,    s.    1915;   A.-a.,    ,  L. 

Buckhurst,  b.  192 1.  Residence — Withyham, 
Sussex.     Club — Bachelors'. 

De  L'Isle  and    Dudley,    Baron. 

Philip  Sipnev,  3rd  B.,  b.  1853,  j.  1898;  h.-p., 
his  brother,  Algernon,  b.  1854.  Seats — Pens- 
hurst  Place,  Tonbridge,  Kent ;  Ingleby  Manor, 
Great  Ayton,  Yorkshire.    C/«^— Carlton.    (C.) 

De  Mauley,  Baron.  Kev.  Mau- 
rice John  George  Ponsonbv,  4th  B..  b. 
1846,  s.  1918  ;  h.-a.,  HubertWilliam,  b.  1878. 
Residence  —  Langford  House,  Lechlade, 
Gloucestershire. 

Denbigh  and  Desmond,  Earl  of. 
Rudolph  Robert  Basil  Alovsius  Augus- 
tine Feilding,  C.V.O.,  9th  E.,  b.  1859,  ■^• 
1892;  k.-a.,  Rudolph  Edmund  Aloysius,  V. 
Feilding,  b.  1885.  Seat — Newnham  Paddox, 
near  Lutterworth.  Clubs — Carlton,  Naval  and 
Militar>',  Beefsteak,  Bath.     (C.) 

Denman,  Baron.  Thomas  Den- 
man,  P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O.,  3rd  B., 
b.  1874,  s.  1894;  k.-a.,  Thomas,  b.  1905. 
Seats — Balcombe  Place,  Sussex;  Stony  Mid- 
dleton,  Derbyshire.  Town  Residence — 43. 
Upper  Grosvenor  Street,  W.  Clubs —Aimy 
and  Navy,  Bachelors',  Brooks's.     (L.) 

Deramore,  Baron.  Robert  Wil- 
frid DE  Yarburgh-Bateson,  3rd  B.,  b.  1865, 
s.  1893  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  George  Nicholas,  b. 
1870.  Seats — Heslington  Hall,  York  ;  Belvoir 
Park,  Belfast.  C/«i5.r— Carlton,  Yorkshire. 
(C.) 

De    Ramsey,    Baron.       William 

Henry  Fellowes,  2nd  B.,  b.  1848,  f.  1887 ; 
k.-a.,  his  grandson,  Ailwyn  Edward,  b.  1910. 
Seats — Ramsey  Abbey,  Huntingdonshire  ; 
Haveringland  Hall,  Norwich.  To^vn  Resi- 
den:e — 3,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.  i.     (C) 

Derby,  Earl  of.    Edward  George 

ViLi.iERS  Stanley,  K.G.,  P.C,  G.C.B., 
G.C.V  O.,  17th  E.,  b.  1865,  J.  1908;  h.-a., 
Edward  Montagu  Cavendish,  L.  Stanley,  b. 
1894.  Seats — Knowsley  Park,  Prescot  ; 
Cowarth   Park,    Sunningdale.       Town    Rest- 


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■dence — Derby  House,  Stratford  Place,  W. 
Clubs — Turf,  Guards',  Marlborough,  Carlton. 
(C.) 

II  De  Ros,  Baroness.  Mary  Frances 

Dawson  {Countess  of  Dartrey),  b.  1854,  s. 
1907  ;  co-heiresses,  her  three  daus.  Seat — Old 
Court,  Strangford,  co.  Down  ;  Dartrey,  co; 
Monaghan.  To'W7i  R esidence — 22,  Wellington 
Street,  Knightsbryige,  S.W. 

Derwent,  Baron.      Francis  Van- 

den-Bempde-Johnstone,  2nd  B.,  b.  1851,  .9. 
1916  ;  h.-p.,  his  nephew,  George  Harcourt,  b. 
1899.  Seat — Hackness  Hall,  Scarborough. 
Clubs-  Turf,  Yorkshire.     (C.) 

Desart,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Desart.)  Hamilton  John  Agmondesham 
€l-ffe,  K.P.,  P.C,  K.C.B.,  sth  E.,  b.  1848, 
J.  1898.  Seat  —  Desart  Court,  Kilkenny. 
Town  Residence— 2,  Rutland  Gardens,  S.W. 
C/?/-5-Travellers',  Kildare  Street.     (C.) 

De  Saum.\rez,  Baron.  James  St. 
Vincent  Saumarez,  4th  B.,  b.  1843,  i.  1891  ; 
h.-a.,  James  St.  Vincent  Broke,  b.  1889.  Seats 
— Shrubland  Park,  Ipswich  ;  Saumarez  Park, 
Guernsey.  Town  Residence — 43,  Grosvenor 
Place,  S.W.  C^<^i- Travellers',  St.  James's. 
(C.) 

Desborough,    Baron.       William 

Henrv  Grenfell,  K.C.V.O.,  ist  .5.,  b.  1855, 
c.  1905  ;  h.-a.,  Ivo  George  Winfred,  b.  1898. 
Seats — Taplow  Court,  Taplow,  Bucks  ;  Pans- 
hanger,  Hertford.  Clubs— "Ywxi,  Carlton, 
Bath.     (C.) 

*DeVesci,  Viscount.    Ivo  Richard 

Vesey,  5th  V.  (LP.),  b.  1881.  s.  1903  ;  h.-p., 
his  brother,  Osbert  Eustace,  b.  1884.  Seat — 
Abbey  Leix,  Ireland.  C/7/i^^— Guards',  Kildare 
Street.     (C.) 

De  Villiers,  Baron.  Charles 
Percy  De  Villiers,  2nd  B.,  b.  1871,  s.  1914  ; 
h.-a.,  Arthur  Percy,  b.  1911.  Residence — 
Rustenburg,  Stellenbosch,  S.  Africa.  Club  — 
Civil  Service  (Cape  Town). 

Devon,  Earl  of.     Charles   Pepys 

Courtenay,  14th  E.,  b.  1870,  s.  1904;  h.-p., 
his  brother.  Rev.  Henry  Hugh,  b.  1872.  Seats 
— Powderham  Castle,  near  Exeter  ;  The  Castle, 
Newcastle,  co.  Limerick.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Boodle's.     (C.) 

Devon  PORT,    Viscount.      Hudson 

EwBANKE    KeARLEY,  P.C,    ISt   V.,  b,   1856,   C. 

Baron  1910  and  Viscount  1917;  h.-a.,  Gerald 
Chester,  b.  1890.  .J^a/i-— Wittington,  Marlow; 
Gwylfa  Hiraethog,  Denbigh.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 41,  Grosvenor  Place,  S.W.  Club — 
Reform.     (Z,.) 

Devonshire,   Duke    of.      Victor 

Christian  William  Cavendish,  K.G.,  P.C, 
G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  9th  Z?.,  (5.  1868,  .y.  1908; 
h.-a.,  Edward  William  Spencer,  M.  of  Hart- 
ington,  b.  1895.  Seats — Chatsworth,  Bakewell  ; 
Hardwick  Hall,  Derbyshire  :  Bolton  Abbey, 
Yorkshire ;  Compton  Place,  Eastbourne  ; 
Lismore  Castle,  Waterford.     (i/.) 

Dewar,  Baron.    Thomas  Robert 

Dewar,  ISt  B..  b.  1864,  c.  1919.  Seat  — 
Homestall,  East  Grinstead.  Toion  Residence 
— Savoy  Court,  W.C  Clubs— Q^x\x.<ya,  Junior 
Carlton,  Royal  Thames  Yacht.     (C.) 

DiGBY,  Baron.    Edward  Kenelm 

DiGBY,  D.S.O.,M.C.,  iith^.,  b.  1894,  J.  1920; 
h.-p.,  his    brother,    Robert    Henry,   b.    1903. 


Seats — Minterne  House,  Cerne  Abbas,  Dorset ; 
Geashill,  King's  co.  Clubs — Guards',  Travel- 
lers'.    (C.) 

JDiLLON,    Viscount.     Harold 

Arthur  Dillon,  C.H.,  17th  F.  (LP.),  b.  1844, 
J.  1892 ;  h.-a.,  Harry  Lee  Stanton  Lee-Dillon, 
b.  1874.  Seat — Ditchley,  near  Charlbury, 
Oxfordshire.     Club — Army  and  Navy, 

§Donegall,  Marquess  of.  (Sits  2&B. 
Fisherwick.)  Edward  Arthur  Donald 
St.  George  Hamilton  Chichester,  6th  M., 
b.  1903,  J.  1904;  h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Henry  Fitz- 
Warrine,  b.  1834.  Seat — Isle  Magee,  co. 
Antrim.  Residence — Winchester  House,  King- 
ston Hill,  Surrey. 

JDoNERAiLE,   Viscount.     Edward 

St.  Leger  (LP.),  6th  V.,  b.  1866,  j.  1891 , 
A./.,  his  brother,  Hugh,  b.  1869.  Residence — • 
91,  Victoria  Street,  S.W.  Clubs  —  Carlton, 
Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Bachelors'. 

Donington,  Baron.  Gilbert 
Theophilus  Clifton  Clifton-Hastings- 
Campbell,  3rd  B.,  b.  1859  ;  I.  1920.  Seat — 
Glenlee  Park,  near  Galloway.  Clubs  — 
Bachelors',  Carlton. 

Donoughmore,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  V. 
Hutchinson.)  Richard  Walter  John 
Hely-Hutchinson,  K.P.,  P.C,  6th  E.,  b. 
187s,  .9.  1900;  h.-a.,  John  Michael  Henry,  l^. 
Suirdale,  b.  1902.  Seats — Knocklofty,  Clon- 
mel,  CO.  Tipperary ;  Chelwood  Beacon,  Chel- 
wood  Gate,  East  Grinstead.  Town  Resi- 
dence— s,  Chesterfield  Gardens,  W.I.  Clubs — 
Royal  Automobile,  Travellers',  Beefsteak, 
Kildare  Street.    (C.) 

IJDoRCHESTER,  Baroness.  Hen- 
rietta Anne  Carleton,  b.  1846,  c.  1899 ; 
h.-a.,  Dudley  Massey  Pigott,^.  1876.  Seats — 
Greywell  Hill,  Winchfield  ;  Ditcheat  Priory, 
Evercreech. 

Dormer,  Baron.    Charles  Joseph 

Thaddeus  Dormer,  C.B.E.,  14th  B.,  b.  1864, 
.9.  1920;  h.-a.,  Charles  Walter  James,  b.  1903. 
Residence — Grove  Park,  Warwick.  Club — 
Naval  and  Military.     (C) 

Doverdale,  Baron.  Edward  Par- 
tington, isti?.,  3.  1836,  c.  ig\T,h.-a.,  Oswald, 
b.  1872.  Seats — Red  Court,  Glossop,  Derby- 
.shire ;  Westwood  Park,  Droitwich.  Town 
Residence  —  lo,  Ennismore  Gardens,  S.W. 
(Z.) 

Downe,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B. 
Dawnay.)  Hugh  Richard  Dawnay, 
K.C.V.O.,  C.B..  CLE.,  8th  V.,  b.  1844,  j. 
1857;  h.-a.,  John,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O.,  b.  j^tz. 
Seats — Dingley,  Market  Harborough  ;  Danby 
Lodge,  Grosmont,  York.  Clubs — Turf,  United 
Service,  Yorkshire.     (C.) 

Downshire,  Marquess  of.  (Sits  as 
E.  of  Hillsborough.)  Arthur  Wills  Percy 
Wellington  Blundell  Trumbull  Sandys 
Hill,  7th  M.,  b.  1894,  .9.  1918 ;  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Arthur  Francis  Henry,  b.  1895. 
Seats  —  Easthampstead  Park,  Wokingham, 
Berks  ;  Hillsborough  Castle,  co.  Down ;  Mur- 
lough,  Dundrum,  co.  Down.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Ulster.     (C.) 

*Drogheda,  Earl  of  Henry 
Charles  Ponsonby  Moore,  C.M.G.,  loth 
E.  (l.P.),  b.  1884,  s.  1908;  h.-a.,  Charles 
Garrett  Ponsonby,  K.  Moore,  b.  1910. 
Seat  — Moors  Abbey,  co.  Kildare.  Town- 
Residence —  40,  Wilton  Crescent,  S.W.     (C. 


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DuciE,  Earl  of.    Berkeley  Basil 

MoRKTON,  4th  £.,  b.  1834,  s.  1921;  h.-a., 
Capel  Henry  Berkeley,  L.  Moreton,  b.  1875. 
Seat — Tortworth  Court,  Falfield.  Residence — 
Waratah,  Maryborough,  Queensland.     (L.U.) 

Dudley,     Baron.      Ferdinando 

DirDLEV  William  Lea  Smith,  b.  1872 ;  abey- 
ance determined  in  his  favour  1916;  h.-a., 
Ferdinando  Dudley  Henry,  b.  1910.  Seats — 
Mear  House,  Kempsey,  Worcestershire ;  The 
Grange,  Halesowen.     (C ) 

Dudley,  Earl  of.  William 
Humble  Ward,  P.C,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G., 
G.C.V.O.,  2nd  E..  b.  1867,  s.  1885;  h.-a., 
William  Humble  Eric,  V.  Ednam,  b.  1894. 
Seat—WmAcy  Hall,  Dudley.  Town  Residettce 
— 7,  Carlton  Gardens,  S.W.     (C) 

Dufferin  and  Ava,  Marquess  of. 
Frederick  Temple  Hamilton  -  Tbmple- 
Blackwood,  P.C,  D.S.O.,  3rd  M.,  b.  1875,  j. 
1918  ;  h.-a.,  Basil  Sheridan,  E.  of  Ava,  b.  1909. 
Seat — Clandeboye,  co.  Down.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 23,  Connaught  Square,  W.2.  Clubs — 
White's,  Bath,  Carlton,  Bachelors'.    (C.) 

*Dunalley,  Baron.  Henry  O'Cal- 

UAGHAN     PrITTIE,    4th    B.    (I.  P.),    b.     185I,    .T. 

1885;  h.-a.,  Henry  Cornelius  O'Callaghan,  ^. 
1877.  Seat — Kilboy,  Nenagh,  co.  Tipperary. 
C/«*— Royal  St.  George  Yacht.      (C.) 

JDunboyne,  Baron.  Fnz- Walter 
Georgb  Probvn  Butler,  ijih.  B.  (I. P.), 
b.  1874,  s.  1913;  h.-a.,  Patrick  Theobald 
Tower,  b.  1917.  Seat — Knoppogue  Castle, 
Quin,  CO.  Clare.     Club — Cavendish.     (C.) 

fDUNDONALD,    Earl   of.       DOCGLAS 

MACKINNON    BaILLIE  HAMILTON  COCHRANE, 

K.C.B.,  K.C.V.O.,  i2th  E.  (S.P.),  b.  1852,  s. 
1885;  A.-a.,  Thomas  Hesketh  Douglas  Blair, 
£,.  Cochrane,  b.  1886.  Seats — Gwrych  Castle, 
Abergele,  N.  Wales  :  Lochnell  Castle,  Argyll. 
Town  Residence— -n,  Portman  Square,  W. 
Clubs — Brooks's,  New  (Edinburgh),     (i/.) 

DuNEDiN,  Baron.  Andrew  Gra- 
ham Murray,  P.C,  K.C.V.O.,  LL.D.,ist5., 
b.  1849,  c- 1905  '•  h.-a.,  Ronald  Thomas  Graham, 
b.  1875,  Residences — 7,  Rothesay  Terrace, 
Edinburgh  :  Slenton.  Dunkeld,  Perthshire. 
C/«<5j— Wellington,  New  (Edinburgh).     (C.) 

Dunleath,  Baron.     Henry  Lyle 

MuLHOLLAND,  2nd  B.,  b.  1854,  s.  1895;  h.-a., 
Charles  Henry  George,  b.  1886.  Seat — 
Ballywalter  Park,  Ballywaltei,  co.  Down. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Bachelors',  Royal  St.  George 
Yacht,  Ulster.    (National.) 

Dunmore,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.) 
Alexander  Edward  Mlrrav,  V.C,  M.V.O., 
D.S.O.,  8th  E.,b.  1871,  J.  1907  :  h.-a.,  Edward 
David,  y.  Fincastle,  b.  1908.  Residences— 
Breton  Hill,  Weybridge  ;  103,  Cromwell  Road, 
S.W.      C/«*j— Carlton,  Marlborough.     (C.) 

DuNRAVEN  AND  Mount-Earl,  Earl 
of.  (Sits  as  B.  Kenrv.)  Windham  Thomas 
Wyndham  -  QuiN,  P.C,  K.P.,  C.M.G., 
O.B.E.,  4th  E.,  b.  1841,  s.  1871;^.-/.,  his 
cousin,  Windham  Henry,  b.  1857.  Seats — 
Adare  Manor,  Adare,  co.  Limerick  ;  Garanish, 
CO.  Kerry ;  Dunraven  Castle,  Southerdown, 
Glamorganshire.  Residences — Kenry  House, 
Putney  Vale,  S.W.  ;  22,  Norfolk  Street, 
Park  Lane,  W.  Clubs—  Carlton,  Marlborough, 
Athenzum,  Turf,   Savage.    (C.) 


JDUNSANY,  Baron  of.  Edward 
John  Moreton  Drax  Plunkett,  i8th  B. 
(LP.),  ^  1878,  s.  1899;  h.-a.,  Randal  Arthur 
Henry,  b.  1006.  Seats  — Dunsany  Castle,  Dun- 
sany,  co.  \leath  :  Dunstall  Priory,  Shoreham, 
Kent.  C/«/^^— Wellington,  Carlton,  Athenxum, 
Kildare  Street.    (C.) 

Durham,    Bishop    of.      Herbert 

Hbnslhv  Henson,  D.D.,  b.  1863;  con.  1918; 
/.  1920.  Residence — Auckland  Castle,  Bishop 
Auckland.     (U.) 

Durham,  Earl  of.  John  George< 
Lambton,  K.G.,  P.C,  G.C.V.O.,  3rd  E.,  b. 
1855,  s.  1879;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Frederick 
William  (twin),  b.  1855.  Seat — Lambton  Castle, 
Fence  Houses ;  Harraton,  Exning.  Town 
Residence — 39,  Grosvenor  Square,  W.  Clubs- 
— Marlborough,  Turf.     (C.) 

Dynevor,  Baron.     Walter  Fitz- 

Urvan  Rhys,  7th  B.,  b.  1873,  s.  igii  ;  h.-a., 
Charles  Arthur  Uryan,  b.  1899.  Seat — 
Dynevor  Castle,  Llandilo,  Carmarthenshire. 
Town  Residence — 15,  Lower  Berkeley  Street, 
W.  Clubs — Carlton.  Bachelors',  Travellers'. 
(C.) 

JDysart,  Earl  of.  William  John 
Manners  Tollemache,  9th  E.  (S.P.),  b.  1859, 
s.  1878  ;  heiress-p.,  his  niece,  Wenefryde 
Agatha  Greaves,  b.  1889.  Seat—^A3.m  House, 
Petersham,  Surrey. 

Ebury,  Baron.  Francis  Egerton 
Grosvenor,  D.S.O.,  M.C,  4th  B.,  b.  1883, 
s.  1921  :  h.-a.,  Robert  Egerton,  b.  1914.  Resi- 
dence— BatchworthHill  Farm,  Rickmansworth. 
Clubs — Turf,  Carlton,  Marlborough.     {(J.) 

Effingham,     Earl     of.       Henry 

Alexandkr  Gordon  Howard,  4th  E.,  b. 
1866,  .r.  1898  ;  h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Gordon  Henry 
Frederick  Charles,  b.  1873.  Seats — Tusmore 
Park,  Bicester  ;  ThundercliflFe  Grange, 
Rotherham,  Yorkshire.     {U.) 

Egerton  of  Tatton,  Baron. 
Maurice  Egerton,  4th  B.,  b.  1874,  s.  1920. 
Seats — Tatton  Park,  Knutsford  ;  Rostherne 
Manor,  Knutsford.  Residence— g,  Seamore 
Street,  Mayfair,  W.     (C.)i 

Eglinton  and  Winton,   Earl  of. 

(Sits  as  E.  of  Winton.)  Archibald  Seton 
MONTGOMERIE,  i6th  E.,  6.  1880,  s.  1919 ; 
h.-a.,  Archibald  William  Alexander,  Z.  Mont- 
gomerie,  b.  1014.  Seats  —  Eglinton  Castle, 
Irvine,  Ayrshire ;  The  Pavilion,  Ardros«an ; 
Skelmorlie  Castle,  Largs ;  Redburn.  Irvine, 
Ayrshire.     Clubs — Bachelors',  Boodle's.     (C) 

Egmont,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Lovel 
and  Holland.)  Charles  John  Perceval, 
9th  E.,  b.  1858,  J.  1910 ;  h.-p.,  his  cousin, 
Frederick  Joseph  Trevelyan,  b.  1873.  SecU — 
Avon  Castle,  Ringwood,  Hant.s.     (tj.) 

Eldon,  Earl  of.    John  Scott,  3rd 

E.,  b.  1845,  s.  1854  ;  h.-a.,  John,  V.  Encombe, 
b.  1899.  Seat — Stowell  Park,  Gloucester- 
shire. Town  Residence — 43,  Portman  Square, 
W.     C/«A— Cariton.     (C.) 

Elgin  and  Kincardine,  Earl  of. 

(Sits  as  B.  Elgin.)  Edward  James  Bruce, 
C.M.G.,  loth  E.  of  Elgin  and  14th  E.  Kin- 
cardine, b.  1881,  J.  1917:  h.-p.,  his  brother, 
Robert,  b.  1882.  Seat — Broomhall,  Dunferm- 
line, Fife.  Clubs — Brooks's,  Royal  Automobile, 
New  (Edinburgh).    (/..) 


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297 


Elibank,  Viscount.  MONTOLIEU 
Fox  Oliphant  Murray,  ist  K,  6.  18^0,  s. 
as  loth  B.  1871  ;  c.  Viscount  igii  ;  /t.-a., 
(Charles) Gideon,  M.P.,  ^.  1877.  Seais—T>Sirn 
Hall,  Eddleston,  Peeblesshire  ;  Elibank,  Sel- 
kirk ;  Ballencrieff,  Haddingtonshire.  7^<nvn 
Residence — 181,  Queen's  Gate,  S.W.  Ciud — 
New  (Edinburgh). 

Ellenborough,     Baron.       Cecil 

Henry  Law,  C.B.,  6th  B.,  6.  1849,  j.  1915  ; 
A.-a.,  Henry  Astell,  l>.  1889.  /Residence — 
Montrose,  Prince  of  Wales  Road,  Dorchester. 
C/»*— Naval  and  MiUtary.     (C.) 

Ellesmere,  Earlof.  John  Francis 

Granville  Scrope  Egerton,  M.V.O.,  4th 
E.,  t.  1872,  i.  1914  ;  h.-a.,  John  Sutherland, 
V.  Brackley,  b.  1915.  Seats — Worsley  Hall, 
Man';hester  :  Stetchworth  Park,  Newmarket ; 
The  Old  Hall,  Worsley,  near  Manchester ; 
Mertoun,  St.  Boswell's.  Taiun  Residence — 
Bridgewater  House,  Cleveland  Square,  S.W. 
CA/i5:f— Marlborough,  Turf,  White's.     (C.) 

Elphinstone,     Baron.        Sidney 

Herbert  Buller-Fullerton-Elphinstone, 
i6th  B.,  b.  i86g,  j.  1893  ;  h.-a.,  John  Alex- 
ander, b.  1914.  Seat — Carberry  Tower,  Mus- 
selburgh. To7vn  Residence — 6,  Upper  Brook 
Street,  W.  Chibs — Carlton,  Marlborough, 
Turf.     (C.) 

Ely,  Bishop  of.   Frederic  Henry 

Chase,  D.D.,  b.  1853,  con.  1905.  Palace — 
Ely.     Club — Athenseum. 

Ely,  Marquess  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
LoFTUs.)    John  Henry  Loftus,  5th  M.,  b. 

1851,  J.  1889  ;  A.-/.,  his  brother,  George  Herbert 
Loftus,  b.  1854.  Seats — Ely  Lodge,  Ennis- 
killen,  co.  Fermanagh  ;  Long  Loftus,  York- 
shire.    (C.) 

Emly,    Baron.      Gaston   Thomas 

William  Monsbll,  and  B.,  b.  1858,  j.  1894. 
Seat — Tervoe,  Limerick.  Clnb — Athenseum. 
(^.) 

Em  MOT T,  Baron.  Alfred 
Emmott,  P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  G.B.E.,  1st  B.,  b. 
1858,  c.  1911.  Residence— io,  Ennismore 
Gardens,    S.W.        Clubs — Brooks's,     Reform. 

Enniskillen,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Grinstead.)  Lowrv  Egerton  Cole,  K.P., 
4th  E.,  b.  1845,  J.  1886;  h.-a.,  John  Henry 
Michael,  V.  Cole,  b.  1876.  6't^rti'— Florence 
Court,  Enniskillen,  co.  Fermanagh.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Turf.     (C.) 

§Erne,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Fer- 
managh.) John  Henry  Geokgk  Crichton, 
Sth  E.,  b.  1907,  J.  1914  ;  h.-f.,  his  uncle, 
George  Arthur  Charles,  b.  1874.  Seat — Crom 
Castle,  Newtown  Butler,  co.  Fermanagh. 

Ernle,  Baron.  Rowland  Ed- 
mund Prothero,  P.C  ,  M.V.O.,  ist  B.,  b. 

1852,  c.  1919.  Residences— 'i,  Cheyne  Walk, 
Chelsea,  S.W.  :  Ginge  Manor,  Wantage. 
Clubs — New  University,  Athenaeum,  Carlton, 
Ranelagh.     (C.) 

Erroll,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Kil- 
marnock.) Charles  Gore  Hay, /if.  T'.,  C.B., 
LL.D.,  igth^.,  b.  1852,  s.  1891  ;  k.-a.,  Victor 
Alexander  Sereld,  L.  Kilmarnock,  b,  1876. 
Seat — Walls,  Ravenglass,  Carnforth.  Town 
Residence  —  29,    Seymour    Street,     Portman 


Square,  W.  Clubs — Marlborough,  Guards',. 
Pratt's.     iU.) 

Erskine,  Baron.      Montagu  Er- 

skine,  6th  B.,  b.  1865,  J.  1913  ;  h.-a.,  Donald 
Flower  Cardross,  b.  1899.  Seat — Spratton. 
Hall,  Northampton.     Club — Carlton.     (C.) 

EsHER, Viscount.  Reginald  Baliol 
Brett.  G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O.,  2nd  V.,  b.  1851, 
J.  1899  ;  h.-a.,  Oliver  Sylvain  Baliol,  M.B.E. 
b.  i88i.  Seats  —  Orchard  Lea,  Windsor 
Forest ;  The  Roman  Camp,  Callander.  'I'mvn- 
Residence — 2,  Tilney  Street,  W.  Clubs — 
Turf,  Brooks's,   Marlborough.     (L.U.') 

Essex,  Earl  of.    Algernon  George 

deVereCapell,  8t\iE.,b.  1884,  i.  1916  ;  h.-a.,. 
Reginald  George  de  Vere,  V.  Maiden,  /'.  1906. 
Residence — Bodenhani  Manor,  Herefordshire. 
Club—-X\xxl.     (C.) 

Eversley,  Baron.     George  John 

Shaw-Lefevre,  P.C,  ist -5.,  b.  1832,  c.  1906. 
Seat — Abbot's  Worthy  House,  King's  Worthy, 
Winchester.   Clubs — Athenpeum,  Reform.   (/,.)■ 

Exeter,  Bishop  of.  William 
Rupert  Ernest  Gascoyne-Chcil,  D.D.,  b.. 
1863,  con.  1916.  Palace — Exeter.  Club — 
Athenseum. 

Exeter,  Marquess  of.  William 
Thomas  Brownlow  Cecil,  C.M.G.,  C.B.E., 
5th  M.,  b.  1876,  J.  1898;  h.-a.,  David  George 
Brownlow,  L.  Bnrghley,  b.  1905.  Seat — 
Burghley  House,  near  Stamford.  To^uii  Resi- 
dence—-i,^,  Hyde  Park  Gardens,  W.z.  Clubs — 
Junior  Carlton,  Carlton.     (C) 

Ex  MOUTH,  Viscount.  Edward- 
Addington  Hargreavhs  Pellevv,  5th  v.,  b. 
1890,  .9.  1899  ;  h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Henry  Edward,. 
b.  1828.  Seat—  Canonteign  House,  Dunsford, 
near  Exeter. 

fFAiRFAX,  Baron.  Albert  Kirby 
Fairfax,  12th  B.  (S.P.),  b.  1870,  ^.  1900 ; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Charles  Edmund,  b.  1876. 
Residence — 27,  Old  Burlington  Street,  W. 
Clubs — Carlton,  City  of  London,  Brooks's, 
Bachelors',  Pratt's,  New  (Edinburgh),  Union, 
and  Metropolitan  (New  York). 

^Falkland,     Viscount.       Lucius 

Plantagenet  Cary  (S.P.),  13th  V.,  b.  1880,. 
s.  1922  ;  h.-a.,  Lucius  Henry  Charles,  /'.  1905. 
Residence — 60,  Burton  Court,  Chelsea,  S.W. 
(C.) 

Falmouth,  Viscount.      Evelyn 

Hugh  John  Boscawen,  8th  V.,  b.  1887,  j. 
1918  ;  h.-a.,  Evelyn  Frederick  Vere,  /'.  1916. 
Seats — Tregothnan,  Truro  ;  Mereworth  Castle, 
Maidstone.  Toiun  Residence— 1,  St.  James's 
Square,  S.W.     {U.) 

Faringdon,    Baron.     Alexander 

Henderson,  C.H.,  ist  B.,  b.  1850,  c.  1916;. 
h.-a.,  Harold  Greenwood,  b.  1875.  Seats — 
Buscot  Park,  Faringdon,  Berks;  Glenalmond, 
Perthshire.  Town  Residence — 18,  Arlington 
Street,  W.     (^U.) 

*  Earn  HAM,      Baron.       Arthur 

Kenlis  Maxwell,  D.S.O.,  nth  B.  (LP.),  b. 
1879,  -^^  1900;  h.-a.,  Somerset  Arthur,  /'.  1905. 
Seat — Famham,  CO.  Cavan.  C/«i^.f —Cavalry, 
JuniorNaval  and  Military,  Kildare  Street.  (C.)- 

Farquhar,     Viscount.       Horace 

Brand  Townsend  -  Farquhar,  P.C, 
G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O.,  ist  v.,  b.  1844,  c.  Baron 
i8g8    and    Viscount    1917.       Residences  —  7,- 


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PEERS   AND  PEERESSES. 


■Grosvenor  Square,  W.  ;  Castle  Rising  Hall, 
King's  Lynn  :  White  Lodge,  Richmond  Park, 
Surrey.  C/uis—TuT(,  Marlborough,  Carlton. 
<C.) 

Farrer  of  Abinger,  Baron. 
Thomas  Cecil  Farrer,  and  £.,  b.  1859,  s. 
1899;  h.-a.,  Cecil  Claude,  b.  1893.  Seat — 
Abinger  Hall,  Dorking,  Surrey.  Clubs— 
Athenaeum,  National  Liberal.    (Z..) 

IIFaUCONBERG  AND  CONYERS, 
Baroness.  Marcia  Amrlia  Marv  Pblham 
Countess  of  Yarborough),  O.B.E.,  b.  T863,  j. 
to  Barony  of  Conyers  1892,  and  to  Barony  of 
Fauconberg  1903  ;  h.-a.,  Sackville  George, 
X.  Worsley,  b.  1888.  5mif— Brocklesby  Park, 
Lincolnshire. 

+FERMoy,  Baron.  Edmund  Mau- 
rice Roche,  4th  B.  (LP.),  b.  1885,  y.  1920; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Francis  George  (twin),  b. 
1885.     Residence— '^ew  York,  U.S.A. 

Ferrers,  Earl.     Walter  Knight 

Shirley,  nth  E,,  b.  1864,  s.  1912 ;  A.-a., 
Robert  Walter,  F.  Tamworth,  b.  1894.  Seat 
— Staunton  Harold,  Ashby-de-la-Zouch.  ToTvn 
Jiesidence — 35,  Victoria  Road,  Kensington, 
W.     Club— Oxford,  and  Cambridge.    (C.) 

§Feversham,  Earl.  Charles  Wil- 
liam Slingsbv  Duncombe,  3rd  E..  b.  1506, 
J.  1916  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  David  William 
Ernest,  b.  1910.  Seat  —  Duncombe  Park, 
Helmsley,  Yorkshire. 

tF  F  R  E  N  c  H ,    Baron.       Charles 

Austin  Thomas  Robert  John  Joseph 
Ffrench,  6th  .5.  (LP.),  b.  1868,  .j.  1893  ;  h.-p., 
his  brother,  John  Martin  Valentine,  b.  1872. 
Residence — Castleffrench,  Ballinamore  Bridge, 
■CO.  Galway.  C/a^^— Wellington,  St.  Stephen's 
Green. 

II Fife,  Duchess  of.  H.K.H.  Princess 
Alexandra  Victoria  Alberta  Edwina 
Louise,  Princess  Arthitr  of  Connaught, 
Duchess  of  Fife,  b.  1891,  j.  1912  :  h.-a., 
Alastair  Arthur,  E.  of  Macduff,  b.  1914. 
Residences — Government  House,  Pretoria, 
Transvaal ;  Government  House,  Cape  Town  ; 
41,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.  i. 

Fingall,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.) 
Arthur  James  Plunkett,  P.C,  nth  E.,  b. 
1859,  s.  1881  ;  h.-a.,  Oliver  James  Horace,  L. 
Killeen,  b.  1896.  .V^a^— Killeen  Castle,  Dun- 
■sany,  co.  Meath.  Clubs — Orleans,  Hibernian, 
United  Service,  Brooks's,     (i/.) 

Fin  LAY,  Viscount  Robert  Banna- 
TYNE  Finlay,  P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  ist  v.,  b.  1842, 
<.  1916;  h.-a..  Sir  William,  K.B.E.,  b.  1875. 
Residences — Newton,  Nairn  ;  31,  Phillimore 
Gardens,  Kensington,  W.  Clubs — Athenaeum, 
Garlton.     (C) 

Fisher,  Baron.    Cecil  Vavasseur- 

Fisher,  2nd  B.,b.  1868,  s.  1920.  Residence — 
Kilverstone  Hall,  Thetford.  C/a^— East  India 
United  Service. 

F.TZ  Alan  of  Derwent,  Viscount 
Edmind  Bernard  Fitzalan-Howard,  P.C, 
G.C  V.O.,  D.S.O.,  ist  v.,  b.  1855,  c.  1921; 
■h.-a.,  Henry  Edmund,  b.  1883.  Official  Resi- 
dence— Vice-Regal  Lodge,  Phoenix  Park, 
Dublin.  Seat — Derwent  Hall,  Sheffield.  Town 
Residence— \,  Buckingham  Palace  Gardens, 
S.W.  C/wif— Carlton,  Naval  and  Military. 
<C.) 


Fitzmaurice,  Baron.  Edmond 
George  Petty  Fitzmaurice,  P.C,  ist  B.,b. 
1 8^6,  c.  1906.  Seat — Leigh  House,  Bradford, 
Wilts.  Tcnvn  Residence — 26A,  North  Audley 
Street,  W.    C/?<^f— Brooks's,  Athenaeum.  (Z,.) 

FiTzwiLLiAM,  Earl.  William 
Charles  De  Meuron  Wentworth-Fitz- 
wiLLiAM,  K.C.V.O.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  7th.£'.. 
b.  1872,  s.  1902 ;  h.-a.,  William  Henry 
Laurence  Peter,  V.  Milton,  b.  igio.  Seats — 
Wentworth  Woodhouse,  Rotherham  ;  Cautley 
Hall,  Doncaster;  The  Lodge,  Malton;  Cool- 
lattin,  Shillelagh,  co.  Wicklow.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 4,  Grosvenor  Square,  W.  Clubs — 
Yorkshire,  Bachelors',  Kildare  Street,  Turf, 
Brooks's,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron,     (i/.) 

Foley,    Baron.      Gerald    Henry 

Foley,  7th  ^.,  A  1898,1'.  1918  ;  A.-/.,  his  uncle, 
Cyril  Pelham,  b.  1868.  Residence— 6,  Bryan- 
ston  Square,  W.I.  C/«^J— Bachelors',  Royal 
Aero,    Royal    Automobile,   London   Country. 

fFoRBES,  Baron.  Atholl  Lau- 
rence Cunyngham  Forbes,  22nd  B.  (S.P.) 
b.  1882,  s.  1916;  h.-a.,  Nigel  Ivan,  b.  1918. 
Seats — Castle  Forbes,  Whitehouse,  Aberdeen- 
shire ;  Brux  Lodge,  Forbes,  Aberdeenshire ; 
Littlewood  Park,  Aberdeenshire.     (C.) 

Forester,  Baron.     George  Cecil 

Beaumont  Weld  Forester,  6th  B.,  b.  1867, 
s.  I9'7 ;  h.-a.,  Cecil  George  Wilfrid  Weld,  b. 
1899.  Seat — Willey  Park  and  Barrow.  Brose- 
ley,  Shropshire.  Town  Residence — jo,  Cul- 
ford  Gardens,  S.W.  C/«<5j— Turf, Guards'.  (C.) 

FoRSTER,  Baron.  Henry  Wil- 
liam Forster,  P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  ist  B.,  b. 
1866,  c.  1919.  Residences — Government  House, 
Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia ;  Lepe  House, 
Exbury,  Southampton.  Clubs — Carlton,  Well- 
ington, Royal  Yacht  Squadron.     (C) 

Fortescue,  Earl.     Hugh  Fortes- 

cue,  K.CB  ,  4th  E.,b.  1854,  s.  1905;  h.-a., 
Hugh  William,  V.  Ebrington,  b.  1888.  Seats— 
Castle  Hill,  and  Exmoor,  South  Molton,  Devon. 
Club — Travellers'.     ( U. ) 

Forteviot,  Baron.  John  Alex- 
ander Dewar,  ist  B.,  b.  1856,  c.  1917 ;  h.-a., 
John,  b.  1885.  Seat— DuppWn  Castle,  Perth. 
C/w^j— Brooks's,  Royal  (Perth).    (Z-.) 

French  OF  Ypres,  Viscount.    John 

Denton  Pinkstone  French,  P.C.  K.P., 
G.C.B.,  O.M.,  G.C.V.O,  K.C.M.G.,  ist  y.,b. 
1852,  c.  Viscount  1916 ;  h.-a.,  John  Richard 
Lowndes,  b.  1881.  Seat — Drumdoe,  Boyle, 
CO.  Roscommon.  Clubs — Athenaeum,  Cavalry, 
Bath,  Marlborough. 

Furness,  Viscount.    Marmaduke 

Furness,  ist  ^.,  b.  1883,  s.  to  Barony  1912, 
and  c.  Viscount  igi8  ;  h.-a.,  Christopher,  b. 
19x2.  Seat — Grantley  Hall,  Ripon,  Yorkshire. 
(^.) 

IIFuRNivALL,  Baroness.  Mary 
Frances  Katherine  Petke-Agar,  b.  1900, 
s.  1913.  Residence — Beredens,  Great  Warley, 
Essex. 

Gage,  Viscount.  (Sitsas^.)  Henry 
Rainald  Gage,  6th  V.,  b.  1895,  s.  1912  ;  h.-p., 
his  cousin,  William  Henry  St.  Quintin.i^.  1858. 
Seat—Y'irXe  Place,  Lewes,  Sussex.     (C.) 

Gainfori),  Baron.   Joseph  Albert 

Pease,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  i860,  c.  1917  ;  h.-a., 
Joseph,  b.  1889.     Seat — Headlam  Hall,  Gain- 


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■ford,  CO.  Durham.  To7vn  Residence — 8, 
Hertford  Street,  W.  Clubs — Brooks's,  Turf. 
iL.) 

Gainsborough,  Earl  of.     Charles 

William  Francis  Noel,  3rd  E.,  b.  1850,  i. 
i88i  ;  A.-a.,  Arthur  Edward  Joseph,  V.  Camp- 
■den,  b.  1884.  Seats — Exton  Park,  Oakham  ; 
Campden  House,  Campden,  Gloucestershire. 
Cbih — Junior  United  Service.     (C.) 

Galloway,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Stewart  of  Garlies.)  Randolph  Alger- 
non Ronald  Stewart,  12th  E.,  b.  1892,  j. 
1920;  h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Alexander  David,  b. 
1914.  Seats — Glen  Trool  Lodge,  Bargrennan, 
Kirkcudbrightshire  ;  Cumlodeu,  Newton  Ste- 
wart, N.B.  Clubs — Guards',  Army  and  Navy, 
Bachelors'.    (C.) 

Galway,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B. 
MoNCKTON.)  George  Edmund  Milnes 
Monckton-Arundell,  C.B.,  7th  V.,  b.  1844. 
J.  1876;  k.-a.,  George  Vere  Arundell,  b.  1882, 
Seats — Serlby  Hall,  Bawtry,  Yorkshire. 
ToTvn  Residence — 48,  Portland  Place,  W. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Royal  Automobile.     (C.) 

Gardner,  Barony  of. — Dormant. 

+GARVAGH,  Baron.  Leopold  Er- 
nest Stratford  George  Canning,  4th  B. 
(LP.),  b.  1878,  .?.  1915  ;  h.-a.,  Alexander 
French  Ivor  George,  b.  1920. 

Gerard,  Baron.  Frederic  John 
■Gerard,  M.C,  3rd  B.,  b.  1883,  .f.  1902  ;  h.-a., 
Robert  William  Frederick  Alwyn,  b.  1918. 
Seats — Garswood,  Newton-Ie-Willows,  Lan- 
cashire ;  Blakesware,  Herts.  Tmun  Residence 
■ — 37,  Hill  Street,  Berkeley  Square,  W.     (C.) 

Gifford,  Baron.  Edgar  Berke- 
ley GiFFORD,  4th  B.,  b.  1857,  J.  1911  ;  A.-/., 
his  nephew,  Charles  Maurice  Elton,  b.  1899. 
Residence — Virlands,  Painswick,  Gloucester- 
shire.    (C. ) 

GisBOROUGH,     Baron.       Richard 

GoDOLPHiN  Walmslev  Chaloner,  ISt  B., 
b.  1856,  c.  1917;  h.-a.,  Thomas  Weston  Peel 
Long,  b.  1889.  Seat— G\^boxo  Hall,  Gis- 
iorough,  Yorkshire.     Club — Carlton.     (C) 

Gladstone,   Viscount.      Herbert 

John  Gladstone,  P.C,  G.C.B.,  G.C  M.G., 
■G.B.E.,  ISt  v.,  b.  1854,  '^-  I9IO-  Residences 
— Dane  End,  Ware,  Herts ;  4,  Cleveland 
Square,  St.  James's,  S.W. i.  C'/«i5.f —National 
Liberal,  Reform,  Bath.     (Z.) 

Glanely,  Baron.    William  James 

Tatem,  ist  B.,  b.  1868,  c.  1918.  Residences— 
Lackham,  Lacock,  Wilts  ;  Exning  House, 
Exning,  near  Newmarket ;  Danebury,  Stock- 
■bridge,  Hants.  C/«^^— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton, 
Bath,  Royal  Thames  Yacht,  City  Carlton.   (C.) 

Glanusk,  Baron.    Joseph  Henry 

Russell  Bailey,  C.B.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O.,  2nd 
B.,  b.  1864,  s.  1906  ;  h.-a.,  Wilfred  Russell, 
D.S  O.,  b.  1891  Seats — Glanusk  Park,  near 
•Crickhowell  ;  Peterstone  Court,  Brecon  ; 
Glanwye,  Builth,  Breconshire ;  Hav  Castle, 
Breconshire.    (C.) 

Glasgow,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Fairlie.)  Patrick  James  Boyle,  D.S.O., 
8th  E.,  b.  1874,  .f.  1915  ;  h.-a.,  David  William 
Maurice,  K.Kelburn,  li.  1910.  Seat—K.e\h\irn, 
Fairlie,  Ayrshire.  Clubs — United  Service, 
New  (Edinburgh).      C.) 


Glenarthur,  Baron.     Matthew 

Arthur,  ist  B.,  b.  1852,  c.  1918  ;  h.-a.,  James 
Cecil,  b.  1883.  Seat — Carlung,  West  Kilbride, 
Ayrshire.  Residence — Fullarton,  Troon,  Ayr- 
shire. Clubs — Brooks's,  Carlton,  Windham, 
Boodle's,  Western  (Glasgow),  New  (Edin- 
burgh).     (U.) 

Glenavy,  Baron.  James  Henry 
MussEN  Campbell,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1851,  c. 
1921  ;  h.-a.,  Charles  Henry  Gordon,  b.  1885. 
Seat — Glenavy,  Milltown,  co.  Dublin.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Dublin  University,  Ulster.     (C.) 

Glenconner,  Baron.  Christo- 
pher Grey  Tennant,  2nd  B.,  b.  1899,  j. 
1920  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  David  Francis,  b. 
1906.  Seats — Glen,  Innerleithen  ;  4,  Bucking- 
ham Street,  S.W.i.     (Z.) 

Glentanar,  Baron.  Thomas 
Coats,  2nd  B.,  b.  1894 ;  s,  1918.  Seat — 
Forest  of  Glen  Tanar,  Aboyne,  Scotland. 
'/'own  Residence — 11,  Hill  Street,  Berkeley 
Square,  W.  Clubs — Bachelors',  Carlton,  New 
(Edinburgh),  Royal  Northern  (Aberdeen). 

(iLOUCESTER,  Bishop  of.  EdGAR 
Charles  Sumner  Gibson,  D.D.,  b.  1848,  con, 
1905.  Residences — The  Palace,  Gloucester ; 
The  Lollards'  Tower,  Lambeth  Palace,  S.E. 
(C.) 

GoRKLL,  Baron.  Ronald  Gorei.l 
Barnes,  C.B.E.,  M.C,  3rd  B.,  b.  1884,  j. 
1917.  Residence — 11,  Catherine  Street,  Buck- 
ingham Gate,  S.W.I.  Club — Oxford  and 
Cambridge.     {L.) 

Gormanston,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B. ) 
Jenico  Edward  Joseph  Preston,  15th  V.,  b. 
1879,  J.  1907  ;  h-a.,  Jenico  William  Richard,  b. 
1914.  Seats — Gormanston  Castle,  Balbriggan, 
CO.  Dublin ;  Whitewood,  Nobber,  co.  Meath. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Sackville  Street.     (C.) 

+Gort,  Viscount.    John  Standish 

SuRTEES  Prendergast  Vereker,  V.C, 
D.S.O.,  M.V.O.,  M.C,  6th  V.  (LP.),  b.  i886, 
s.  1902  ;  h.-a.,  Charles  Standish  Prendergast, 
b.  1912.  Seat — East  Cowes  Castle,  Isle  of 
Wight.  Torun  Residence —  34,  Belgrave  Square, 
S.W.     Clubs — Turf,  Guards',  Army  and  Navy. 

Goschen,  Viscount.  George  Joa- 
chim Goschen,  C.B.E.,  2nd  v.,  b.  1866,  s. 
1907  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Sir  William  Henry, 
K.B.E.,  h.  1870.  Seat — Seacox  Heath,  near 
Hawkhurst.  Toum  Residence — 25,  Rutland 
Gate,  S.W.      C/ai5— Carlton.    (C.) 

Gosford,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Wor- 
lingham.)  Archibald  Brabazon  Sparrow 
Acheson.  K.P.,  4th  E.,  b.  1841,  s.  1864;  h.-a., 
Archibald  Charles  Montagu  Brabazon,  V.  Ache- 
son,  b.  1877.  Residence — 14,  Hyde  Park  Gar- 
dens, W.  Clubs — White's,  "Travellers',  Royal 
Thames  Yacht,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron.     (^.) 

Go  ugh.  Viscount.    Hugh  William 

Gough,  M.C.,  4th  V.,h.  1892,  i.  1919;  h.-p.,  his 
cousin,  Guy  Vincent  Hugh,  b.  1887.  Seat — 
Lough  Cutra  Castle,  Gort,  co.  Galway.  Tmvti 
Residence — 9,  Upper  Belgrave  Street,  S.W. 
Clubs— ^\\d.a.re.  Street,  Guards',  White's.    (C.) 

Grafton,  Duke  of.  Alfred  Wil- 
liam Maitland  F1T7-R0Y,  8th  D.,  b.  1850, 
J.  1918;  h.-a.,  his  grandson,  John  Charles 
William,  V.  Ipswich,  b.  1914.  Seats — Euston 
Hall,  Thetford,  Suffolk  ;  Wakefield  Lodge, 
Stony  Stratford.  Ttnvn  Residence — 6,  Ches- 
terfield Gardens,  W.     Club — Travellers'.    (  £/.) 


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PEERS   AND    PEERESSES. 


Granard,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.) 
Bbknako  Arthur  William  Patrick  Hast- 
ings Forbes,  P.C,  K.P.,  G.C.V.O.,  8th  E., 
b.  >874>  '•  '^^9  :  A'-ti.,  Arthur  Patrick  Hastings 
y.  Forbes,  b.  1915.  Seat — Castle-Forbes, 
Newtown  Forbes,  co.  Longford.  Residences — 
Forbes  House,  Halkin  Street,  S.W.  :  73,  Rue 
tie  Varenne,  Paris.  C/j/ij— Guards',  National 
Liberal.  Turf.     (/,.) 

Grantley,  Baron.  John  Richard 
Brinslbv  Norton,  5th  B.,  b.  1855,  s.  1877  : 
h.-a.,  Richard  Henry  Brinsley,  h.  1892.  Seats 
— Weeke  Manor, Winchester.  Hants;  Marken- 
field  Hall.  Ripon.  C/w/5f— Carlton,  White's, 
Royal  Societies'.    (C.) 

Granville,      Earl.       Granville 

George  Leveson-Gower,  G.C.V.O.,  3rd  £■., 

b.  1872,  s.  1891  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  William 
Spencer,  b.  i88o.  Residence — British  Lega- 
tion,Copenhagen.  Clubs — Brooks's,  St.  James's. 

♦Graves,  Baron.  Clarence  Percy 
Rivers  Graves,  6th  ^.  (LP.),  b.  1877,  j.  1914  ; 
h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Henry  Algernon  Claude,  b. 
1877. 

Gray,  Baroness.     Ethel  Eveleen 

Gray-Campbell,  b.  1866,  j.  1919 ;  h.-a., 
Lindsay  Stuart  Cami'BELL-Gray,  b.  1894. 
.S"^rt<— Brownswood,  Enniscorthy,  co.  Wex- 
ford. Tmvn  Residence — 7,  Coliingham  Gar- 
dens, S.W. 

Grenfell,  Baron.  Francis  Wal- 
lace Gkenfell,  P.C,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.. 
ist  B.,  b.  1841,  c.  1902  ;  h.-a.,  Pascoe  Christian 
Victor  Francis,  b.  1905.  Residence — St.  Rode, 
Bournemouth.    Clubs — Travellers',  Turf.    (C.) 

Greville,  Baron.  Charles  Beres- 

hORD    FULKE    GrEVILLE,     3rd    B.,    b.     1871,    J. 

1909;  h.-a.,  Ronald  Charles  Fulke,  b.  1912. 
Residence — 27.  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.  Clubs 
—  Bachelors',  Turf,  Carlton.     (Z,.) 

Grey,  Earl.  Charles  Robert 
Grey,  5th  E.,  b.  1879,  s.  1917;  h.-p.,  his 
cousin,  Harry  George,  i.  1851.  Seat — Howick 
House,  Lesbury,  Northumberland.  Tcnvn 
Residence  —  9,  Chester  Terrace,  Regent's 
Park,  N.W.     C/k(5— Brooks's.     (6^.) 

(iREY  OF  Fallodon,  Viscount. 
Edward  Grey,  K.G.,  P.C,  ist  V.,  h.  1862, 

c.  1916.  Seat — Fallodon,  Lesbury,  Northum- 
berland.    Club — Brooks's.     (L.) 

Grey  de  Ruthyn,  Baron. 
Cecil  Talbot  Clifton,  24th  B.,  b.  1862,  s. 
1912  ;  h.-p.  (co-heirs),  his  nephew,  John  Lan- 
celot Wykeham  Butler-Bowdon,  b.  1883,  and 
his  sister,  the  Hon.  Lady  Bellingham,  (5.  1870. 
C/»^— Wellington.    (L-U.) 

Grimthorpe,  Baron.  Ralph 
William  Ernest  Beckett,  3rd  B.,  b.  1891, 
s.  T917;  h.-a.,  Christopher  John,  b.  1915. 
Residence  —  14,  Hyde  Park  Gardens,  W. 
Clubs — Bachelors',  Yorkshire.     (Z,.) 

Guilford,  Earl  of.  Frederick 
George  North,  8th  E.,  b.  1876,  j.  1885; 
h.-a.,  Francis  George,  L.  North,  b.  1902. 
Seats — Waldershare  Park,  Dover  ;  Glemham 
Hall.  Wickham  Market.    (C) 

JGuiLLAMORE,  Viscount.  Frede- 
rick Standish  O'Grady,  6th  V.  (LP.),  b. 
1847,  J.  1918  ;  h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Hugh  Hammon 
Massy,  b.  i860.  Seat — Cahir  Guillamore,  Kil- 
mallock,  co.  Limerick.     (C) 


JHaddington,  Earl  of.      George. 

Baillie-Hamilton,  M.C,  \i.t)\  E.  (S.  P.),  b. 
i8gt,  J.  1917;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Charles 
William,  b.  iqoo.  Seat — Tyninghame,  Pres- 
tonkirk,  Hadtlingtonshire.     (C.) 

Haig,  Earl.  Douglas  Haig,  K.T., 
G.C.B.,  O.M..  G.C.V.O.,  K.C.LE.,  i.st  E., 
b  1861,  c.  1919  ;  h.-a.,  George  Alexander 
Eugene  Douglas,  V,  Dawick,  b.  1918.  Seat — 
Bemersyde,  co.  Berwick.  Clubs  —  Cavalry, 
Marlborough. 

Haldane,     Viscount.        Richard 

BuRDON  Haluane,  P.C,  K.T.,  O.M.,ist  V.y 
h.  1856,  c.  1911.  Seat — Cloan,  Auchterarder. 
C/;/(^j— Brooks's,  Athenaeum  New  (Edin- 
burgh).    (Z.) 

Haldon,  Baron.     Lawrence 

William  Palk,  3rd  B.,  b.  i86g,  s.  1903; 
h.-a.,  his  son,  Laurence  Edward  Broom- 
field,  b.  1896.  Residence — 11,  Neville  Street, 
S.W.7.     (6^.) 

Halifax,       Viscount.        Charles- 

Lindley  Wood,  2nd  V.,  b.  1839,  ■f-  1885  ;  h.-a., 
Edward  Frederick  Lindley,  b.  1881.  Seat— 
Hickleton  Hall,  Doncaster;  St.  Mary's,  Bovey 
Tracey,  Devon.  Tcnvn  Residence — 88,  Eaton. 
Square,  S.W.  Clubs — Brooks's,  Travellers', 
Athenseum.     (i/.) 

Halsbury,    Earl    of.      Hardinge 

GouLBURN  GiFFARD,  2nd  E.,  b.  t88o,  s.  1921  ;. 
h.-a.,  John  Anthony  Hardinge,  V-  I  iverton, 
b.  1908.  Seat — Pendruccombe,  Launceston. 
Tcnvn  Residence —  Ormonde  Gate,  Chelsea, 
S.W.     (C.) 

IIambleden,  Vi.scount.     William 

Frederick  Danvers  Smith,  2nd  V.,  b.  1868, 
J.  T913;  h.-a.,  William  Henry,  b.  1903.    Seats 

—  Greenlands,  Henley-on-Thames ;  The  Manor 
House,  North  Bovey,  Devonsf^ire.  Town 
Residence — 3,  Grosvenor  HIace,  S.W. i.     Club^ 

—  Carlton,  Athenaeum,  Travellers'.     (C) 

Hamilton  and   Brandon,    Duke 

of.  (Sits  as  D.  of  Brandon.)  Alfrei> 
Douglas  Douglas-Hamilton,  13th  D. 
Hamilton  and  loth  D.  Brandon,  b.  1862,  j. 
1895;  h.-a.,  Douglas,  M.  oft  Douglas  and 
Clydesdale,  b.  1903.  Seats — Dungavel,  Strath- 
aven  ;  Feme,  Salisbury.     (C.) 

Hamilton  of  Dalzell,  Baron. 
Gavin  Gf.orge  Hamilton,  K.T.,  C.V.O., 
M.C,  2nd  B.,  b.  1872,  s.  igoo ;  h.-p.,  his. 
nephew,  John,  b.  1911.  Seat  —  Dalzell,. 
Motherwell,  Lanarkshire.  Club — Brooks's.  (Z.) 

Hampden,  Viscount.  Thomas 
Walter  Brand,  K.C.B.,  C.M.G.,  3rd  V.,  and 
28th  B.  Dacre,  b.  1869,  s.  1906;  h.-a.,  Thomas. 
Henry,  b.  iqoo.  Seat — The  Hoo,  Welwyn, 
Herts.     Clubs — Brooks's,  Turf.     (Z..) 

Hampton,    Baron.       Herbert 

Stuart  Pakington.  D.S.O.,  4th  B.,  b.  1883, 
s.  1906  :  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Humphrey  Arthur, 
b.  1888.  Residence — Waresley  Court,  near 
Kidderminster.     (C.) 

JHarberton,    Viscount.     Ernest 

Arthur  George  Pomeroy  (LP.),  7th  V.,  b. 
1867,  s.  1912 ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Ralph  Legge, 
b.  i86g.     C/?<^— St.  James's. 

Harcourt,  Viscount.    Lewis  Har- 

court,  P.C,  ist  v.,  h.  1863,  c.  1917  ;  h.-a.y 
William  Edward,  b-  1908.  Seat — Nuneham 
Park,  Oxford.  Town  Residence — 69.  Brook 
Street,  W.  I.  Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal, 
Eighty,  Royal  Automobile.    (/..) 


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Harding E,  Viscount.  Henry 
Charles  Hardinge,  C.B.,  ttcI  y.,  b.  1857,  s. 
1894  h.-a.,  Caryl  Nicholas  Charles,  b.  1905. 
Seat — South  Park,  Penshurst,  Tonbridge. 
C/w^J— Carlton,  Pratt's,  Boodle's.     (C.) 

Hardinge  of  Penshurst,  Baron. 
Charles  Hardinge,  KG,  P.C,  G.C.B., 
■G.C.S.I.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.I. E.,  G.C.V.O., 
I.S.O.,  b.  1858,  c.  1910;  h.-a.,  Alexander 
Henry  Louis,  b.  1894.  Residences — British 
Embassy,  Paris ;  Oakfield,  Penshurst.  Clubs — 
Marlborough,  Turf.     (L.) 

Hardwicke,    Earl    of.      Charles 

Alexander  Yorke,  8th  ^.,^.  1869,  j.  1909; 
Jt.-p.,  his  brother,  Alfred  Ernest  Frederick,  b. 
187 1.  Residence — ij,  Queensberry  Place, 
S.W.7.  C/K^.r— Carlton,  Royal  Aero,  Royal 
Yacht  Squadron.     (C) 

Harewood,  Earl  of.  Henry 
Ulick  Lascelles,  K.C.V.O.,  5th  E.,  b.  1846, 
s.  1892;  h.-a.,  Henry  George  Charles,  V. 
Lascelles,  b.  1882.  Seats — Harewood  House, 
Leeds ;  Goldsborough  Hall,  Knaresborough. 
Town  Residence— T-i,  Upper  Belgrave  Street, 
S.W.  C/7/(^i  — Carlton,  Turf,  Marlborough, 
Yorkshire,  Hurlingham.    (C) 

Harlech,  Baron.     George  Ralph 

Charles  Ormsby-Gore,  3rd  B.,  b.  1855,  j. 
1904  ;  h.-a.,  William  George  Arthur,  b.  1885. 
Seats — Derr>'carne,  co.  Leitrim  ;  Brogyntyn, 
Oswestry;  Glyn,  Merionethshire.  Clubs — 
Cuards',  Carlton,  Turf.      (C.) 

Harrington,   Earl  of.       Dudley 

Hhnrv  Eden  Stanhope,  9th  E.,  b.  1859,  s. 
1917  ;  h.-a.,  Charles  Joseph  Leicester,  V. 
Petersham,  b.  1887.  Seats — Elvaston  Castle, 
near  Derby  ;  Gawsworth  Hall,  Macclesfield. 
T(nvn  Residence— 1$,  Chesterfield  Street, 
Mayfair,  W.    (C.) 

Harris,  Baron.     George  Robert 

Canning  Harris,  G.C.S.L,  G.C.I.E.,  C.B., 
4th  B.,  b.  1851,  s.  1872:  h.-a.,  George  St. 
Vincent,  b.  1889.  Seat — Belmont,  Faversham, 
Kent.     C/k*- Carlton.     (C.) 

HARROWBY,Earlof.  John  Herbert 

Dudley  Ryder,  sth  E.,  b.  1864,  s.  1900; 
Ji.-a.,  Dudley,  V.  Sandon,  b.  1892.  Seats — 
Sandon  Hall,  Stafford ;  Norton  House, 
Campden,  Gloucestershire.  Town  Residence — 
10,  Upper  Belgrave  Street,  S.^V.I.  Clubs — 
Travellers',  Carlton.    (C.) 

Hastings, Baron.  AlbertEdward 

Delaval  Astley,  2ist  B.,  b.  1882,  i.  1904  ; 
Ji.a  ,  Edward  Delaval  Henrj',  b.  1912.  Seats 
— Melton  Constable,  Norfolk  ;  Seaton  Delaval, 
Northumberland.  C//<*j— Carlton,  Bachelors'. 
(C.) 

Hatherton,  Baron.  Edward 
George  Percy  Littleton,  C.M.G.,  3td  B., 
b.  1842,  s.  1888  ;  h.-a.,  Edward  Charles  Rowley, 
I.  1868.  .y^a^— Teddesley  Park,  near  Penk- 
ridge.     Club — Travellers'.     (U.) 

JHawarden,  Viscount.     Eustace 

Wyndham  Maude,  7th  V.  (LP.),  b.  1877,  -r- 
1914  ;  A.-/.,  his  cousin,  Thomas  Raymond,  b. 
1898.  Residence— Adisham,  Canterbury.  Club 
—  Army  and  Navy. 

Hawke,  Baron.     Martin  Bladen 

Hawke,  7th  B.,  b.  i860,  s.  1887;  h.-/.,  his 
brother.  Stanhope,  R.N.,  b.  1863.  Residences 
— Glasclune,  North  Berwick;  10,  Belgrave 
Square,  S.W.   C/7<(Ji— Carlton,  Yorkshire.  (C.) 


Headfort,  Marquess  of.  (Sits  as 
B.  Kenlis.)  Geoffrey  Thomas  Tavlour, 
4th  Af.,  b.  1878,  J.  1894 :  h.-a.,  Terence 
Geoffrey  Thomas,  E.  of  Bective,  b.  1902. 
Seats — Virginia  Park,  Virginia,  co.  Cavan ; 
Headfort,  Kells,  co.  Meath.  C/ki5j— Marl- 
borough, Carlton,  Kildare  Street.     (C.) 

JHeadley,  Baron.  Rowland 
George  Allanson  Winn  (LP.),  5th  B.,  b. 
1855,  J.  1913;  h.-n.,  Rowland  Patrick  John 
George,  b.  rgoi.  Seats — Aghadoe  House, 
Killarney,  co.  Kerry;  Glenbeigh,  co.  Kerry. 
Residence —  Ivy  Lodge,  St.  Margaret's-on- 
Thames.     (Z.) 

Hemphill.  Baron.  Fitzroy 
Hemphill,  3rd  B.,  b.  i860,  j.  1919;  h.-a. 
Martyn  Charles  .\ndrew,  b.  1901.  Residences  — 
137,  Victoria  Street,  S.W.i  ;  Blindwell,  Tuam, 
CO.  Galway  ;  44,  Fitzwilliam  Place,  Dublin. 
Clubs — Naval  and  Militarj',  Eighty,  Royal 
Automobile,  St.  Stephen's  Green.     (Z,.) 

Heneage,  Baron.    Edward  Hene- 

agb,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1840,  c.  1896;  h.-a., 
George  Edward,  ^  1866.  ^'^rt/—  Hainton  Hall, 
Lincoln.    Club — Brooks's.    {L.U.) 

Henley,  Baron.  (Sits  as  B.  North- 
iNGTON.)  Frederic  Henley,  4th  B.,  b.  1849, 
s.  1898;  h.-p.,  Anthony  Ernest,  b.  1858.  Seat 
—  Watford  Court,  near  Rugby.  Club — Arthur's. 

Henniker,  Baron,  (bits  as  B.  Har- 
TiSMERE.)  Charles  Henry  Chandos  Hen- 
niker-Major,  6th  B.,  b.  1872,  j.  1902  ;  h.-p., 
his  brother,  Gerald  Arthur  George,  b.  (Dec.) 
1872.  Seats — Thomham  Hall,  Eye,  Suffolk ; 
Worlingworth  Hall,  Wickham  Market.  Club 
— Naval  and  Militarj'.     (C.) 

JHereford,  Bishop  of.     Martin 

Linton  Smith,  D.D.,  D.S.O.,  h.  1869,  con. 
1918,  t.  1920.     Palace — Hereford. 

Hereford,      Viscount.       Robert 

Devereux,  i6th  v.,  b.  1843,  s.  1855  ;  h.-a., 
Robert  Charles,  b.  1865.  Seal-  Ashford  Hall, 
Ludlow  ;  Tregoyd,  Breconshire.  Club — Charl- 
ton.    (C.) 

IIHerries,  Baroness.     Gwendolen 

Mary  Fitzalan -Howard  (Duchess  of  Nor- 
/&/>t)(S.P.).*.  1877,  i.  1908  ;  h.-a.,  Bernard  Mar- 
maduke,  D.  of  Norfolk,  b.  1908.  Seat — 
Everingham  Park, York.  Residences — Arundel 
Castle.  Sussex ;  Beech  Hill,  Sheffield ;  Kinhar- 
vie.  New  Abbey,  Dumfries ;  Norfolk  House, 
St.  James's  Square,  S.W. 

Herschell,      Baron.       Richard 

Farrer  Herschell,  G.C.V.O.,  2nd  B.,  b. 
1878,  s.  1899.  Residence— YelWt  House, 
Bernbridge,  Isle  of  Wight.  CliJis — Brooks's, 
Turf,  Bath.     (/,.) 

Hertford,  Marquess  of.  George 
Francis  Alexander  Seymour.  7th  M.,  b. 
1871,  s.  1912;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Henry 
Charles,  b.  1878.  Residence — The  Cottage, 
Portreath,  near  Redruth,  Cornwall.     (C.) 

Heytesbury,  Baron.  Leonard 
Holmes  a  Court,  4th  B.,  b.  1863,  s.  1903; 
h.-a.,  William  Leonard  Frank,  b.  1906.  Resi- 
aence — The  Green  House,  Crockerton,  War- 
minster, Wilts.    {U.) 

Hill,    Viscount.       Rowland 

Richard  Clegg-Hill,  4th  K,  b.  1863,  s. 
189s  ;  h.-p..  his  brother,  Francis  William,  b. 
1866.  Residence — 61,  (Tadogan  Square,  S.W. 
C/«^— Wellington.     (C.) 


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HiLLiNGDON,      Baron.       Arthur 

RoBERi  Mills,  3rd  B..  b.  1891,  j.  1019;  h.-a., 
a  son,  b.  1922.  Seats — Wildernesse,  Seven- 
oaks  :  Overstrand  Hall,  Cromer.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 53,  Grosvenor  Street,  VV.    (C.) 

HiNDLiP,   Baron.     Charles  All- 

sopp,  3rd  B.,  b.  1877,  s.  1897  ;  ft--".,  Charles 
Samuel  Victor,  b,  1906.  Seats — Hindlip  Hall, 
Worcester ;  Doveridge,  Derby.  Clubs  — 
Turf,  Carlton.    (C.) 

H01.DEN  OF  Alston,  Baron.  Ernest 

Illingworth  Holoen,  2nd  B.,  b.  1867,  s. 
1912;  h.-a.,  .\ngus  William  Eden,  b.  1898. 
Residence — Wigganthorpe,  Vork.  Clubs — 
Wellington,  Yorkshire,  Royal  Automobile, 
Ranelagh.    (Z,.) 

HoLLENDEN,     Baron.      Samuel 

Hope  Morlev,  ist  A,  b.  184s,  c.  1912  ;  h.-a., 
Geoffrey  Ho]>e,  b.  1885.  .?<■«/— Hall  Place, 
Leigh,  Tonbridge,  Kent.  Town  Residence — 
2,  Grosvenor  Square,  W.     (Z..) 

HolmPatrick,  Baron.  Hans 
Welleslev  Hamilton,  D.S.O..  M.C.,  2nd 
B.,  b.  1886  ;  J.  1898.  .y^rt^— Abbotstown, 
Castleknock,  co.  Dublin.     (C.) 

Home,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Douglas.) 
Charles  Cospatrick  Archibald  Douglas- 
Home,  13th  E.,  b.  1873,  J.  1918  ;  h.-a.,  Alex- 
ander Frederick,/,.  Dunglass,  *.  1903.  Seats — 
The  Hirsel,|Coldstream,  Berwickshire ;  Douglas 
Castle,  Lanarkshire  ;  Bothwell  Castle,  Lanark- 
shire.    (C.) 

Hood,  Viscount.  Grosvenor 
Arthur  Alexander  Hood,  O.B.E.,  5th  V., 
b.   1868,  s.  1907  ;   h.-p.,  his   nephew,  Samuel, 

b.  igio.  .V^a/— Barton  Segrave,  Kettering. 
C/«^i^Carlton,  Guards'.    (C.) 

HoRNE,  Baron.  Henry  Sinclair 
Horne,  G.C.B..  K.C.M.G.,  ist  B.,  b.  1861, 

c.  1919.  Seats — Stirkoke  House,  Wick,  Caith- 
ness ;  Priestwell  House,  East  Haddon,  North- 
ants.  Tcnun  Residence— z-^,  Basil  Mansions, 
S.W.3.  Clubs — Naval  and  Military,  Hurling- 
ham,  Ranelagh. 

JHotham,  Baron.  Frederick 
William  Hotham,  6th  B.  (LP.),  b.  1863,  s. 
1907  ;  h.-fi.,  his  cousin,  Henry  Frederick,  b. 
1893.  Seats — Dalton  Hall,  and  Scorborough 
Hall,  Beverley  ;  Bucklands,  Farnham,  Surrey. 
Town  Residence — 32,  Prince's  Gate,  S.W.7. 
Clubs — Junior  Constitutional,  Yorkshire. 

Hothfield,  Baron.    Henry  James 

TuFTON,  ist  B.,  b.  1844,  c.  1881 ;  h.a.,  John 
Sackville  Richard,  b.  1873.  Seats — Appleby 
Castle,  Westmoreland;  Hothfield  Place,  Ash- 
ford,  Kent  :  Skipton  Castle,  Yorkshire.  Town 
Residetice — 2,  Chesterfield  Gardens,  W.  Clubs 
— Garrick,  Turf,  Beefsteak,  Carlton.     (C) 

Howard  de  Walden,  ,  Baron. 
Thomas  Evelyn  Scott-Ellis,  8th  B.,  b. 
1880,  s.  1899 ;  h.-a.,  John  Osmael,  b.  1912. 
Residences — Dean  Castle,  Kilmarnock  ;  Island 
of  Shona,  Loch  Moidart  ;  Chirk  Castle,  near 
Llangollen  ;  37,  Belgrave  Square,  S.  W.  Club — 
Royal  Aero.    (C.) 

Howard  of  Glossop,  Baron. 
Francis  Edward  Fitzalan-Howard.  2nd 
B.  b.  1859,  s.  1883  :  h.-a. .  Bernard  Edward, 
b.  1885.  Seats  —  Glossop  Hall,  Derbyshire; 
Dorlin,  Acharacle,  Argyllshire.  Clubs — White's, 
Bachelors'.    (U.) 


Howe,   Earl.      Richard    George. 

Penn  Curzon,  G.C.V.O.,  4th  E.,  b.  1861,  s. 
1900 ;  h.-a.,  Francis  Richard  Henry  Penn^ 
M.P.,  y.  Curzon,  b.  1884.  ^^a/— Woodlands, 
Uxbridge,  Bucks.  Toivn  Residence— Qxirzon 
House,  Mayfair,  W.,  and  34,  Curzon  Street,  W. 
Clubs — Turf.Carlton,  B.-\chelors',  Marlborough,. 
Travellers',  Cavendish.     (C.) 

Huntingdon,    Earl  of.     Warner 

Francis  John  Plantagenet  Ha.stings,. 
14th  E.,  b.  1868,  s.  1885;  h.-a.,  Francis  John. 
Clarence  Westenra  Plantagenet,  V.  Hastings, 
b.  1901.  Seats— "Rnrton  Hall,  Loughborough, 
Leicestershire  ;  Sharavogue,  King's  co.  Clubs 
— Carlton,  Kildare  Street,  Ranelagh.     (C) 

JHuntingfield,  Baron.  William 
Charles  Arcedeckne  Vanneck,  5th  B. 
(LP.),  ^  1883,  s.  1915  ;  h.-n.,  Gerard  Charles- 
Arcedeckne,  b.  191 5.  Seat — Heveningham 
Hall.  Halesworth,  Suffolk. 

Huntly,  Marquess  of.  (Sits  as  B^ 
Meldrum.)  Charles  Gordon,  P.C.,  LL.D.,. 
aith  M.,  b.  1847,  s.  1863;  h.-p.,  his  nephew, 
(Granville  Cecil)  Douglas,  b.  1883.  Residences 
— Orton  Longueville,  Peterborough  ;  Aboyne 
Castle,  N.B.     C/a*— Devonshire.     (£/.) 

Hylton,  Baron.    Hylton  George 

HyLTON  JOLLIFFE,    3rd  ,5.,  ^.     1862,   J.    1899  ,-, 

h.-a.,     William     George      Hervey,     b.  1898. 

Seat — Ammerdown    Park,    Radstock.  To7vn 

Residence — 21,  Manchester  Square,  W.  Clubs 
—  Carlton,  Travellers'.     (C) 

Iddesleigh,  Earl  of.  Walter 
Stafford  Northcote,  C.B.,2nd  E.,b.  1845,. 
s.  1887  ;  h.-a.,  Stafford  Harry,  V.  St.  Cyres, 
b.  1869.  Seat  —  Pynes,  Exeter.  Club  — 
Athenaeum.    (C) 

Ilchester,  Earl  of.  Giles  Stephen 

Holland  Fox-Strangways,  O.B.E.,  6th  E.^ 

b.  1874,  ,r.  1905  :  h.-a.,  Edward  Henrj'  Charles 
James,  L.  Stavordale,  b.  1905.  Seat — Melbury 
House,  near  Dorchester.  Town  Residence — 
Holland  House,  Kensington,  W.     (C.) 

Ilkeston,  Baron.   Balthazar 

Stephen  Sargant  Foster,  and  B.,  b.  1867  ;. 
J.  1913.  Residence — 21,  High  Street,  War- 
wick.   {,!'•) 

Illingworth,     Baron.       Albert 

Holden  Illingworth,  P.C,  1st  B.,  b.  1865,. 

c.  1921.  Seat — Denton  Park,  Ben  Rhydding 
Yorkshire.  Town  Residence — 11,  Wilton 
Place,  S.W.I.     C/k^J— Reform.     (L.) 

Inchcape,  Baron.  James  Lyle 
Mackay,  G.C.M.G.,  K.C.S.L,  K.C.LE.,  ist 
B.,  b.  1852,  c.  1911  ;  h.-a.,  Kenneth,  b.  1887.. 
Seat — Glenapp  Castle,  Ballantrae,  Ayrshire. 
Toiun  Residence — 4,  Seamore  Place,  Mayfair, 
W.I.     Clubs — Oriental,  Athenaeum.     (/,.) 

*Inchiquin,  Baron.    Lucius  Wil- 

liam  O'Brien,  15th  B.  (LP.),  b.  1864,  j.  1900 ; 
h.-a.,  Donough  Edward  Foster,  b.  1897^ 
Seats  —  Dromoland  Castle,  Newmarket-on- 
Fergus,  co,  Clare  ;  Moor  Park,  Ludlow. 
Marine  Residence— Miltown  Malbay,  co. 
Clare.  Clubs — Naval  and  Military,  Carlton,. 
Kildare  Street.     (C.) 

Inverclyde,  Baron.    John  Alan 

Burns,  4th  B.,  b.  1897,  ,r.  1919.  Seats — Castle 
Wemyss,  Wemyss  Bay ;  Hartfield,  Cove,  Dum- 
bartonshire. Town  Residence — 10,  Berkeley 
Square,  W.i.  C7«iJ,r— Guards',  Western  (Glas- 
gow), Royal  Northern  Yacht,  Royal  Yacht 
Squadron. 


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305 


Inverforth,  Baron.  Andrew 
Weir.  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1865,  c.  1919  ;  h.-a., 
Andrew  Morton,  b.  1897.  Residence — Amos 
Grove,  Southgate,  N.14.  Chibs — Bath,  Cale- 
donian. Royal  Thames  Yacht. 

Invernairn,     Baron.       William 

Beardmore,  ist  B.,  b.  1856,  c.  1921.  Seat — 
Flichity,  Inverness-shire.  Clubs — Royal  Yacht 
Squadron,  Brooks's. 

Islington,  Baron,  John  Poynder 

DICKSON-POVNDEK,  P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  D.S.O., 
ist  B.,  b.  1866,  c.  igio.  Residence — 20,  Port- 
man  Square, W.  Clubs — Marlborough,  Brooks's. 

IvEAGH,  Earl  of.    Edward  Cecil 

Guinness,  K.P.,  G.C.V.O.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.; 
ist  E.,  b.  1847,  c.  Baron  1891,  Viscount  1905, 
and  Earl  1919;  h.-a.,  Rupert  Edward  Cecil 
Lee,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  M.P.,  V.  Elveden,  b. 
1874.  Seats — Elveden  Hall  (Suffolk),  near 
Thetford  ;  Farmleigh,  Castleknock,  co.  Dublin  ; 
Ashford  Cong,  co.  Galway.  Town  Residetices 
— S,  Grosvenor  Place,  S.W.  ;  80,  Stephen's 
Green,  Dublin.  C/?<(^j— Athenseum,  Carlton, 
Travellers',  Kildare  Street.     (  U.) 

Jellicoe,  Viscount.  John  Rush- 
worth  Jellicoe,  G.C.B.,  O.M.,  G.C.V.O,, 

Tst  v.,  b.  1859,  <^-  1917  '1  h.-a.,  George  Patrick 
John  Rushworth,  b.  1Q18.  Official  Residence — 
Government  House,  Wellington,  New  Zealand. 
Residence — St.  Lawrence  House,  Ventnor, 
Isle  of  Wight.  Clubs — Naval  and  Miltary, 
Bath,  United  Service,  Bachelors'. 

Jersey,  Earl  of.     George  Henry 

Robert  Child  Villiers,  8th  E.,  b.  1873,  j. 
1915  ;  h.-a.,  George  Francis,  V.  Grandison,  b. 
1910.  Seats — Middleton  Park,  Bicester  ;  Oster- 
lev  Park,  Isleworth  ;  Bagham  House,  Briton 
Ferry,  S.  Wales.     C/?«5i— Carlton,  Turf.    (C.) 

Joicey,  Baron.     James  Joicey,  ist 

B.,  b.  1846,  c.  1906  ;  h.a.,  James  Arthur, /5. 
1880.  Seat — Ford  Castle,  Berwick-on-Tweed. 
Town  Residence — 58,  Cadogan  Square,  S.W. 
Clubs—  Reform,  National  Liberal,  Bath.     (Z,.) 

Kenmare,  Earl  of  (Sits  as  B.) 
Valentine  Charles  Browne,  C.V.O.,  5th 
E.,  b.  i860,  J.  1905;  ^.-«.,  Valentine  Edward 
Charles,  V.  Castlerosse,  b.  1891.  Seats — Ken- 
mare House,  Killamey,  co.  Kerry ;  Lisnagry, 
Charleville,  co.  Cork.  Town  Residence — 66, 
Cadogan  Square,  S.W.  Clubs — Brooks's,  Turf, 
Prince's,  Beefsteak,  Royal  St.  George  Yacht, 
Kildare  Street,  Cork  Co.,  Kerry  Co.     {U.) 

Kensington,    Baron.     Hugh 

Edwardes,  C.M.G.,  p.S.O.,  6th  B.,  b. 
1873,  J.  1900;  h.-a.,  William,  b.  1904.  Seat 
— St.  Brides,  Little  Haven,  Pembrokeshire. 
C/»*— Boodle's.    (C.) 

Kenyon,  Baron.     Lloyd  Tyrell- 

Kenyon,  K.C.V.O.,  4th  B.,  b.  1864,  j.  1869; 
h.-a.,  Lloyd,  b.  1917.  Seats  —  Gredington, 
near  Whitchurch,  Salop  ;  Peel  Hall,  Bolton ; 
Boreham  House,  Chelmsford.  Toivn  Rest 
dence — Albany.  Piccadilly,  W.  Clubs — Carl- 
ton, Turf,  White's.    (C.) 

Kilbracken,  Baron.  Arthur  God- 
lev,  G.C.B.,  ist  B.,  b.  1847  ;  h.-a.,  Hugh 
John,  b.  1877.  Seat — South  Hartfield,  Cole- 
man's Hatch,  Sussex.   Club — Athenaeum.  (Z.) 

Killanin,  Baron.  Martin  Henry 
FiTZPATRicK  Morris,  P.C,  2nd.S.,^.  1867,  j. 


1901  ;  h.p.,  his  nephew,  Michael,  b.  1914.  Seat 
— Spiddal  House,  co.  Galway.  Clubs — Carl- 
ton, AthensEum,  Kildare  Street,  Galway  CO.- 
(C.) 

*Kilmaine,  Baron.  John  Edward 
Deane  Browne,  5th  B.  (LP.),'  b.  1878,  j. 
1907,  h.-a.,  John  Francis  Archibald,  b.  1902. 
Seat  —  The  Neale,  Ballinrobe,  co.  Mayo. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Kildare  Street.     (C) 

*Kilmorey,  Earl  of.  Francis- 
Charles  Adelbert  Henry  Needham,  4th 
E.  (LP.),  b.  1883,  J.  1915;  h.-p.,  his  brother. 
Francis  Edward,  b.  1886.  Seat — Mourne 
Park,  Newry,  co.  Down.  Town  Residence — 
5,  Aldford  Street,  W.  Chd>s—¥,ac\ie.\ors',  Turf, 
Carlton,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron.     (C.) 

Kimberley,  Earl  of.    John  Wode- 

house,  2nd  E.,b.  1848,  c.  1902;  h.-a.,  John, 
L.  Wodehouse,  b.  1883.  Seats — Kimberley 
House,  Wymondham,  Norfol'K  ;  Witton  Park, 
North  Walsham,  Norfolk  ;  Arwenack  Manor 
House,  Falmouth.  Clubs — National  Liberal, 
Bath.     (Lab.) 

JKiNGSALE,  Baron.  Michael  Con- 
stantine  ue  Courcy,  33rd  B.  (LP.),  b.  1855. 
s.  1895;  A.-a.,  Michael  William  Robert,  b,. 
1882.  Residence — The  Grange,  Marie  Hill, 
Cheltenham.     (C) 

*KiNGSTON,     Earl     of         Henry 

Edwyn  King-Tenison,  9th  E.  (LP.),  b.  1874,. 
j-.  1896 ;  h.-a.,  Robert  Henry  Ethelbert,  K. 
Kingsborough,  b.  1897.  Seats  —  Kilronan. 
Castle,  Keadue,  co.  Roscommon ;  Oakport,, 
Boyle,  CO.  Roscommon.  Clubs  —  Carlton, 
Guards',  White's,  Kildare  Street.     (C.) 

II KiNLOSS, Baroness.  MaryMorgan- 
Grenville,  C./.,  b.  1852,  J.  1889  ;  h.-a., 
Luis  Chandos  Francis  Temple,  b.  1889.  Seat — 
Moreton  Lodge,  Maids  Moreton,  Buckingham. 

Kinnaird,  Baron.  Arthur  Fitz- 
gerald Kinnaird,  K.T.,  nth  B.,  b.  1847, 
J.  1887:  h.-a.,  Kenneth  Fitzgerald,  b.  1880. 
Seat — Rossie  Priory,  Inchture,  Perthshire. 
Toiun  Residence— 10,  St.  James's  Square, 
S.W.I.  Clubs— Alhsnatum,  Sports',  New 
(Edinburgh),  Royal  Aero.     (  U.) 

§Kinnoull,  Earl  of  (Sits  as  B. 
Hay.)  George  Harley  Hay,  14th  E.,  b. 
1902,  .r.  1916 ;  h.-p.,  his  great-uncle,  Alastair 
George,^.  1861.  Seat — Balhousie  Castle,  Perth. 

Kinross, Baron.  PatrickBalfour^ 

2nd  B.,  b.  1870,  J.  1905  ;  h.a.,  John  Patrick 
Douglas,  b.  1904.  Reside?ice — 3,  Ainslie  Place, 
Edinburgh.    (U.) 

Kintore,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.) 
Algernon  Hawkins  Thomond  Keith- 
Falconer,  P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  9th  E.,b.  1852,  s. 
1880;  h.-a.,  Arthur  George,  L.  Falconer,  b^ 
1879.  Seat — Keith  Hall,  Inverurie,  Aber- 
deenshire. Town  Residence — 10,  Park  Place, 
St.  James's,  S.W.i.  Clubs — Carlton,  Bache- 
lors', Beefsteak,  New  (Edinburgh).     (C.) 

Kitchener      of     Khartoum 

AND  OF  Broome,  Earl.  Henry  Elliott 
Chevai.lier  Kitchener,  2nd  E.,  b.  1846,  j. 
igi6 ;  h.-a.,  Henry  Franklin  Chevallier,  V. 
Broome,  b.  1878.  Residence  —  Champneys,. 
Tring,  Herts. 

Knaresborough,  Baron.     Henry 

Meysev  Meysev-Thompson,  ist  B.,b.  1845, 
s.  to  the  Baronetcy  1874,  c.  Baron  1905.   Resi- 


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Mnce—n,  Princes  Gate,  S.W.7.  Clubs— 'Vvxi, 
Marlborough,    Brooks's,    Bachelors',   Carlton. 

Knollys,  Viscount.    Francis 

Knollvs,  P.C.,G.C.B.,G.C.V.0.,  K.C.M.G., 
I.S.O.,  ist  v.,  b.  1857  ;  c.  Baron  1902  and 
Viscount  J911  ;  h.-a.,  Edward  George  William 
Tyrwhitt,  b.  1895.  Residences— St.  James's 
Palace,  S.W.  ;  Blount's  Court,  Henley-on- 
Thames.    (U.) 

Kn  UTS  FORD,  Viscount.  Sydney 
George  Holland,  2nd  V.,  b.  1855,  j.  1014; 
h.-.fi,  his  brother  (twin)  Arthur  Henry  Hol- 
LAND-HiBBERT,  b.  1855.  Stat — Kneesworth 
Hall,  Royston,  Herts.  Clubs — Marlborough, 
Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Royal  Automobile. 
<C.) 

Lambourne,  Baron.  Amelius 
Richard  Mark  Lockwood,  P.C,  C.V.O., 
1st  B.,  b.  1847,  c.  1917.  Seat — Bishop's  Hall, 
Romford.  Town  Residence  —  5,  Audley 
Square,  W.     C/i«J— Carlton.     (C.) 

L  A  M  I  N  G  T  o  N,  Baron.  Charles 
Wallace  Alexander  Napier  Cochranr- 
Baillie,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.I. E.,  2nd  B.,  b. 
i860,  f.  1890;  A. -<».,  Victor  Alexander  Brisbane 
William,  b.  1896.  5"^<i/— Lamington,  Lanark- 
shire. ToTtm  Residence—  26,  Wilton  Crescent, 
S.W.  C/«*J— Carlton,  Turf,  Wellington,  Beef- 
steak.   (C.) 

+LANDAFF,  Earldom  of.  Claimed 
^nd  assumed  by  the  late  Rt.  ^  Rev.  Arnold 
Harris  Mathew,  D.D.  (Bishop  in  England  of 
the  Old  Catholic  Church),  as  4th  E.  (I.), 
who  d.  1919,  leaving  issue  Francis  Arnold 
Dominic,  o.  1900. 

•Lanesborough,  Earl  of.  Charles 

John  Brinsley  Butler,  M.V.O.,  7th  E. 
•(LP.),  i.  1865,5.1905;  h.-p.,  Henry  Cavendish, 
i.  1868.  Seats  —  Lanesborough  Lodge,  Bel- 
<urbet,  CO.  Cavan ;  Swithland  Hall,  Lough- 
borough. Tcrwn  Residence — i,  Cadogan 
Terrace,  S.W.  Clubs — Wellington,  Carlton. 
•(C.) 

JLangford,  Baron.  John 
Hercules  William  Rowley,  5th  B.  (LP.), 
b.  1894,  J.  1919 ;  h.-p.,  his  uncle,  William 
•Chambre,  b.  1849.  Seat — Summerhill  House, 
Enfield,  co.  Meath.    (C.) 

Lansdowne,  Marquess  of  Henry 
Charles  Keith  Fitzmaurice,  K.G.,  P.C, 
■G.C.S.L,  G.C.M.G.,G.C.LE.,  5th il/.,/i.  1845, 
s.  1866 ;  h.-a.,  Henry  William  Edmond,  D.S.O., 
M.  y.O.,  E.  of  Kerry,  b.  1872.  Seats — Bowood 
Park,  Calne  ;  Derreen.  Kenmare,  co.  Kerry. 
Ttrwn  Residence — 65,  Brook  Street,  W.  Clubs 
— Brooks's,  Travellers',  Turf,  Junior  Consti- 
tutional.   (£/.) 

Lathom,  Earl  of.  Edward 
William  Bootle-Wilbraham,  3rd  E.,  b. 
1895,  s.  1910;  h.-p.  (to  the  Barony  of  Skel- 
tnersdale),  his  kinsman,  Arthur  George,  b.  1876. 
Seat — Blythe  Hall,  Ormskirk,  Lancashire. 
Tcnun  Residence— xi ,  Great  Cumberland  Place, 
W.    (C.) 

Latymer,  Baron.  Francis  Bur- 
dett  Thomas  Coutts-Nevill,  5th  B.,  b. 
1852,  called  out  of  abeyance  1912  ;  h.-a.,  Hugh 
Burdett  Money-Coutts,  b.  1876.  Residences 
—15,  Hanover  Square,  W. ;  The  Hond,  Well, 
Bedale.    (U.) 

JLauderdale,  Earl  of.  Frederick 
Henry   Maitland,  13th  E.  (S.P.),  b.  1840, 


s.  1884;  k.-a.,  Frederick  Colin,  V.  Maitland, 
b.  t868.  _  i'fa/— Thirlestane  Castle,  Lauder, 
CO.  Berwick.  Residence — Lauriston,  Holling- 
ton  Park,  St.  Leonards-on-Sea.  Club  — 
Carlton.     (C.) 

Lawrence,  Baron.  Alexander 
Graham  Lawrence,  3rd  B.,  b.  1878,  s.  1913  ; 
h.-a.,  John  Anthony  Edward,  b.  1908.  Resi- 
dence—GrcenfoTA,  Middlesex,    (i/.) 

Leconfield,  Baron.  Charles 
Henry  Wyndham,  2nd  B.,  b.  1872,  s.  1901; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Hugh  Archibald,  b.  1877. 
Seats—  Petworth.  Sussex ;  Cockermouth  Castle, 
Cumberland.  T(Kim  Residence— g,  Chester- 
field Gardens,  W.i.    {National.) 

Lee  OF  Fareham,  Baron.  Arthur 
Hamilton  Lee,  P.C,  G.B.E.,  K.C.B., 
i.st  B.,  b.  1868.  c.  1918.  Official  Residence— 
Admiralty  House,  Whitehall,  S.W.  Clubs— 
Athenaeum,  United  Service,  Burlington  Fine 
Arts.     (C.) 

Leeds,    Duke    of.       George    Go- 

^  DOLPHIN  Osborne,  loth  D.,  b.  1862,  s.  1895  ; 
h.-a.,  John  Francis  Godolphin,  M.  Carmarthen, 
b.  1901.  Seat — Hornby  Castle,  Bedale.  Resi- 
dences—ix,  Grosvenor  Crescent,  S.W.  ;  Selva 
Dolce,  Bordighera,  Italy.  C/«^i— Carlton, 
Travellers',  Turf.    (C) 

Leicester,  Earl  of.  Thomas  Wil- 
liam Coke,  G.C.V.O.,  C.M.G.,  3rd  E.,  b. 
1848,  s.  1909;  h.-a.,  Thomas  William,  V. 
Coke,  b.  1880.  Seat — Holkham,  Norfolk. 
Clubs — Turf,  Marlborough,  Brooks's.     (U.) 

Leigh,  Baron.      Francis  Dudley 

Leigh,  3rd  .5.,^.  1855,5-.  1905;  A.-/.,  his  nephew, 
Rupert  William  Dudley,  b.  iqcl&.  Seats — 
Stoneleigh  Abbey,  near  Kenilworth  ;  Adle- 
strop  House,  Chipping  Norton.  Town  Resid- 
ence —  31,  Grosvenor  Square,  W.  Clubs — 
White's,  Bachelors',  Turf,  Travellers',     (i/.) 

Leinster,  Duke  of.  (Sits  as  V.) 
Maurice  Fitz-Gerald,  6th  D.,  b.  1887,  s. 
1893;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Edward,  b.  1892. 
Seats — Carton,  Maynooth,  co.  Kildare ;  Kilkea 
Castle,  Mageney,  co.  Kildare. 

Leith  of  Fyvie,  Baron.  Alexan- 
der John  Forbes-Leith,  ist  B.,  b.  1847,  c. 
1905.  Seats — Fyvie  Castle,  Fyvie,  Aberdeen- 
shire; Hartwell  House,  Aylesbury,  Bucks. 
Tovin  Residence— IT,,  St.  James's  Place,  S.W. 
Clubs — Naval  and  Military,  Carlton,  Marl- 
borough, New  (Edinburgh),  Royal  Yacht 
Squadron.     (National.) 

Leitrim,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Clements.)  Charles  Clements,  sth  E.,  b. 
1879,  s,  1892.  Seat — Mulroy.  co.  Donegal. 
Town  Residence— doK,  Cadogan  Square,  S.W. 
(C). 

fLEVEN  AND  Melville,  Earl  of. 
Archibald  Alexander  Leslie-Melville, 
13th  E.  (S.P.),  b.  1890,  s.  1913  ;  h.-a.,  Jean 
Elizabeth.  3.  1921.  .f^a/— Glenfemess,  Nairn. 
Town  Residence — i,  Sussex  Square,  W.2. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Travellers',   Bachelors'.     (C) 

Leverhulme,    Baron.      William 

Hesketh  Lever,  ist  B.,  b.  1851,  c.  1917  ; 
h.a.,  William  Hulme,  b.  1888.  Seats— 'Lev/s 
Castle,  Stornoway ;  'The  Bungalow,  Riving- 
ton,  near  Horwich.  Town  Residence — The 
Hill  North  End,  Hampstead  Heath,  N.W. 
Clubs  —  National  Liberal,  Reform,  Royal 
Automobile,  Arts,  Burlington  Fine  Arts,  Cale- 
donian.    (Z.) 


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Lichfield,  Bishop  of.    John  Au- 

cusTiNE  Kempthorne,  D.D.,  b.  1864,  con. 
1910  ;  t.  1913.     Palace — Lichfield. 

Lichfield,     Earl     of.       Thomas 

Edward  Anson,  4th  E.,b.  1883,  j.  1918  ;  h.-a., 
Thomas  William  Arnold,  V.  Anson,  b.  1913. 
Seats — Shugborough  Hall,  Stafford  ;  Ranton 
Abbey,  Eccleshall ;  Orgreave  Hall,  Lichfield. 
Town  Residence — 6,  Hyde  Park  Square,  W. 
•C/«^— Brooks's,     (f/.) 

JLiFFORD,  Viscount.     Archibald 

Robert  Hewitt,  6th  V.  (LP.),  b.  1844,  s. 
1913 ;  h.-a.,  his  son,  Evelyn  James,  b.  1880. 
Seat — Hill  House,  Lyndhurst,  Hants.  Club — 
Naval  and  Military. 

Lilford,  Baron.    John  Powys,  5th 

B.,  b.  1863,  J.  1896  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother, 
Stephen,  b.  1869.  Seats — Lilford  Hall,  Oundle  ; 
Bank  Hall,  Preston.  C/w^J— Carlton,  Tra- 
vellers', Oriental.     (C) 

Limerick,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Fox- 
ford.)  William  Henrv  Edmond  De  Verb 
Sheaffe  Pery,  4th  E.,  b.  1863,  s.  1896; 
h.-p.,  his  half-btother,  Edmund  Colquhoun, 
b.  1888.  6"<'rt^— Dromore  Castle,  Pallaskenry, 
Ivimerick.     (C) 

^Lincoln,    Bishop    of.      William 

:SHUCKIiURGH     SWAYNE,     B.D.,    b.    1862,    COft. 

1919.     Palace — Old  Palace,  Lincoln. 

Lincolnshire,        Marquess       of. 

Charles  Robert  Wynn-Carrington,  K.G., 
P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  ist  M.,  b.  1843,  i.  to  Barony 
1868;  c.  E.  1895,  and  M.  1912;  h.-p.  (to  the 
Baronies  of  Canington  only),  his  brother, 
Rupert  Clement  George  Carrington,  b.  1852. 
Seat—'Dz.w%  Hill,  High  Wycombe.  To7v)t 
Residence — 53,  Princes  Gate,  S.W.  Clubs — 
Marlborough,  Brooks's,  National  Liberal.  {L.) 

tLiNDSAY,  Earl  of  Reginald  Be- 
thune  Lindesay  Bbthune,  i2th  £.  (S.P.), 
i.  1867,  J.  1917  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Archibald 
Lionel,  b.  1872.  Seat — Kilconquhar  House, 
Fife.  Town  Residence — 23,  Berkeley  Square, 
W.  Clubs — Arthur's,  Cavalry,  Carlton,  New 
(Edinburgh).     (C.) 

LiNDSEY,Earlof  Montague  Pere- 
grine Albemarle  Bertie,  12th  E.,  b. 
1861,  s.  1899  ;  h.-p.,  Montagu  Arthur, 
E.  Abingdon,  b.  1836.  Seat  —  Uffington 
House,  Stamford.  Town  Residence — 53,  Eaton 
Square,  S.W.  Clubs — Wellington,  St.  James's. 
<C.) 

Linlithgow,  Marquess  of  Victor 
Alexander  John  Hope,  O.B.E.,  b.  1887, 
J.  1908  ;  h.-a.,  Charles  William  Frederick,  E. 
Hopetoun,  b.  1912.  Seats — Hopetoun  House, 
South  Queensferry,  Linlithgowshire  ;  Ormiston 
Hall,  Ormiston,  Haddingtonshire.  Town 
Residence— gt,  Lancaster  Gate,  W.2.     (C.) 

:|:Lisburne,  Earl  of  Ernest 
Edmund  Henky  Mallet  Vaughan,  7th  E. 
(LP.),  b.  1892,  s.  1899  ;  h.-a.,  John  David 
Malet,  /,.  Vaughan,  b.  1918.  Seats — Cross- 
woed,  Aberystwith ;  Birchgrove,  Aberystwith. 
Town  Residence — 17,  Upper  Brook  Street,  W. 

§jLiSLE,  Baron.     John  Nicholas 

Horace  Lysaght,  7th  B.  (LP.),  b.  1903,  j. 
1919  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Horace  James 
William,  b.  1908.  Residence —  Newmarket 
Cottage,  CO.  Cork. 

LisTOWEL,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Hare.)  William  Hare,K.P.,  y6.E.,b.  1833, 


s.  1856  ;  h.-a.,  Richard  Granville,  K.Ennismore, 
b.  1866.  Seat — Convamore,  Ballyhooly,  co. 
Cork.  Town  Residence  —  Kingston  House, 
Prince  s  Gate,  S.W.  Clubs — Brooks's,  Kildare 
Street.     (,L.U.) 

Liverpool,    Bishop    of     Francis 

James  Chavasse,  D.D.,  b.  1846,  con.  1900. 
Residence  —  Abercromby  Square,  Liverpool. 
(C.) 

Liverpool,  Earl  of  Arthur  Wil- 
liam De  Brito  Savile  Foljambe,  P.C, 
G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G..  G.B.E.,  M.V.O.,  2nd  E., 
b.  1870,  J.  1907;  h.-/>.,  his  half-brother,  Gerald 
William  Frederick  Savile,  b.  1878.  Seat — 
Hartsholme  Hall,  Lincoln.  Clubs — Naval 
and  Military,  Brooks's.     (Z..) 

Loch,  Baron.     Edward  Douglas 

Loch,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  M.V.O.,  D.S.O.,  2nd  B., 
b.  1873,  .r.  1900;  h.a.,  George  Henry  Compton, 
b.  1916.  Residence — Stoke  College,  Stoke-by- 
Clare,  Suffolk.  Toivn  Residence — 51,  Lennox 
Gardens,  S.W.    Clubs — Guards',   'Travellers'. 

Londesborough,  Earl  of.    Hugo 

William  Cecil,  4th  E.,  b.  1894,  j.  1920; 
h.-p.  to  the  Barony,  his  cousin,  Ernest  William, 

b.  1876.  Seats-  Blankney,  Lincoln ;  Londes- 
borough, Market  Weighton.     (C) 

London,  Bishop  of  Arthur 
FoleyWinnington-Ingram,P.C.,K.C.V.O., 
D.D.,  LL.D.,  iioth  Bishop,  <5.  1858,  con.  1897, 
J.  1901.  Palace — Fulham  Palace,  S.W.  Club 
— Athenaeum. 

Londonderry,  Marquess  of.  (Sits 
as  E.  Vane.)  Charles  Stewart  Henry 
Vane- Tempest- Stewart,  K.G.,  P.C, 
M.V.O.,  7th  M.,  b.  1878,  s.  1915;  h.-a., 
Edward  Charles  Stewart  Robert,  V.  Castle- 
reagh,  b.  1902.  Seats — Wynyard  Park,  Stock- 
ton-on-Tees ;  Seaham  Hall,  Seaham  Harbour, 
CO.  Durham;  Springfield,  Oakham;  Mount 
Stewart,  Newtownards,  co.  Down.  Town 
Residence  —  Londonderry  House,  Park  Lane, 
W.     C/«iJ— Carlton.     (C.) 

Long  of  Wraxall,  Viscount. 
Walter  Hume  Long,  P.C,  ist  V.,  b.  1854, 

c.  1921 ;  h.-a.,  his  grandson,  Walter  Francis 
David,  b.  1911.  Seats — Rood  Ashton,  Trow- 
bridge, Wilts ;  Wraxall,  Bristol  ;  Culworth 
House,  Banbury.  Clubs — Carlton,  Cavalry, 
City  Carlton.     (C.) 

§LoNGFORD,    Earl  of     (Sits  as  B. 

SiLCHESTER.)       EdWARD       ArTHUR       HeNRY 

Pakenham,  6th  E.,  b.  1902,  j.  1915 ;  h.-p., 
his  brother,  Francis  Aungier,  b.  1905.  Seat — 
Pakenham  Hall,  Castlepollard,  co.  West- 
meath. 

Lonsdale,  Earl  of     Hugh  Cecil 

Lowther,  5th  E.,  b.  1857,  s.  1882;  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Lancelot  Edward,  b.  1867.  Seats— 
Lowther  Penrith  ;  Whitehaven  Castle,  Cum- 
berland ;  Barley  Thorpe,  Oakham.  Town 
Residence — 14  and  15,  Carlton  House  Terrace. 
S.W.  Clubs— C^rXton,  Turf,  Marlborough, 
Jockey,  Royal  Automobile.    (C.) 

Loreburn,  Earl.  Robert 
Threshie  Reid,  P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  ist  E., 
b.  1846,  c.  Baron  1906,  and  Earl  191 1.  Resi- 
dence— Kingsdown  House,  Deal.     (/..) 

Lothian,  Marquess  of  (Sits  as  B. 
Ker.)  Robert  Schomberg  Kerr,  loth  M., 
b.    1874,    J.    1900 ;    h.-p.,    his    cousin,   Philip 

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PEERS  AND   PEERESSES. 


Henry,  6.  1882.  Seats — Monteviot,  Ancruro, 
Roxburghshire  ;  Newbattle  Abbey,  Dalkeith, 
Midlothian ;  Blickling  Hall,  Aylsham.    (C) 

II Lou uo UN,    Countess   of.     Edith 

Maud  Abnev-Hastings,  Countess  of  Lou- 
doun, and  Baroness  Botreaux,  Stanley,  and 
Hastings,  all  in  own  right,  i>.  1883,  s.  1920 ; 
A.  it.,  Ian  Huddleston,  /..  Mauchline,  6.  1918. 
Seats — Loudoun  Castle,  Galston,  N.B. ; 
Willesley  Hall  and  The  Manor  House,  Ashby- 
de-la-Zouch. 

|LouTH,  Baron.  Randal  Pilgrim 
Ralph  Plunkett,  14th  A  (LP.).  *•  1868,5. 
1883;  A.-a.,  Otway  Randal  Percy  Oliver,  d. 
1892.  Seat— Louth  Hall,  Ardee.  co.  Louth. 
Tenvn  Residence — 6,  Derby  Street,  Curzon 
Street,  W.i.  C/a/if— Travellers',  Kildare 
Street,  Royal  Thames  Yacht. 

LovAT,  Baron.  Simon  Joseph 
Eraser,  K.T.,  K.C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O.,  C.B., 
D.S.O.,  14th  B.,  b.  1871,  s.  1887;  h.-a.,  Simon 
Christopher  Joseph,  b.  191 1.  Seat — Beaufort 
Castle,  Beauly,  Invemess-shire.    (f.) 

Lovelace,  Earl  of.  Lionel  For- 
TESCUE  King,  D.S.O.,  3rd  E.,  b.  1865,  j. 
1906;  h.-a.,  Peter  Malcolm,  V.  Ockham,  b. 
1005.  Seats — Whitwell  Hatch,  Haslemere, 
Surrey ;  Ben  Damph  Forest,  Torridon,  Ross- 
shire.  Tovm  Residence— 2-i,  Knightsbridge, 
S.W.      Clui-  St.  James's.      (C.) 

♦LucAN,  Earl  of.  George  Charles 
Bingham,  K.B.E.,  C.B.,  5th  E.  (LP.),  b. 
i860,  J.  1914 :  h.-a.,  George  Charles  Patrick, 
L.  Bingham,  b.  1898.  Seats — Laleham  House, 
Staines ;  Castlebar,  co.  Mayo.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 10,  Gloucester  Place,  W.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  "Turf.    (C.) 

IILucas  of  Crudwell  and  Ding- 
wall, Baroness.  Nan  Ino  Cooper,  b.  1880, 
s.  1916;  h.-a.  (to  Barony  of  Dingwall),  Anne 
Rosemary,  b.  1919.  Residences — Bell  House, 
Dulwich  Village,  S.E.  ;  Struy  Lodge,  Beauly, 
Inverness-shire. 

Ludlow,  Baron.    Henry  Ludlow 

Lopes,  2nd  B.,  b.  1865,  i.  1899.  Seats- 
Lubenham,  Market  Harborough  ;  Luton  Hoo, 
Luton.  Tmvn  Residence — Bath  House,  82, 
Piccadilly,  W.  Cltibs—CaxXton,  Marlborough, 
Bachelors'.     (C.) 

Lurgan,  Baron.  William  Brown - 

LOW,  K.C.y.O.,  3rd  B.,  b.  1858,  .s.  1882 ; 
h.-a.,  William  George  Edwatd,  b.  1902. 
Seat-  Brownlow  House.  Lurgan,  co.  Armagh. 
Town  Residence — 21,  Lowndes  Square,  S.W. 
Clubs — Carlton,  White's,  Guards',  Bachelors', 
Turf,  Kildare  Street,  Ulster.     (£/.) 

Lyell,  Baron.     Leonard  Lyell, 

ist  B.,  b.  1850,  c.  1914;  h.-a.,  his  grandson, 
Charles  Antony,  b.  1313.  Seat — Kinnardy, 
Kirriemuir,  Forfarshire.  Clubs  —  Reform, 
Athenaeum.     (Z..) 

Lytton,  Earl  of.  Victor  Alex- 
ander George  Robert  Bulwer-Lvtton, 
P.C.,  2nd  E.,  b.  1876,  J.  1891  ;  h.-a.,  Edward 
Antony  James,  V.  Knebworth,  b.  1903.  Seat 
— Knebworth  House,  Knebworth,  Hertford- 
shire. Official  Residence — Government  House, 
Calcutta.  Town  Residence — 10,  Buckingham 
Street,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.  Clubs — 
Athenxum,  National,  Carlton,  Garrick.    (C.) 

Lyveden,  Baron.  Courtenay 
Robert  Percy  Vernon,  3rd  B.,  b.  1857,  j. 
I  goo;  h.-a.,  Robert  Fitzpatrick  Courtenay,  b. 


1892.  Clubs — National  Liberal,  RoVal  Thames 
Yacht.    (Z.) 

Macclesfield,  Earl   of.    George 

Loveden  William  Hbnrv  Parker,  7th  E., 
b.  1888,  J.  1896 ;  h.-a.,  George  Roger  Alexander 
Thomas,  V.  Parker,  b.  1914.  Seat — Shirbum 
Castle,  Watlington,  Oxon.  Clubs— CzxXioa. 
Boodle's.    (C.) 

JMacdonald,     Baron.       Ronald 

Archibald  Macdonald,  6th  B.  (LP.),  b. 
1853,  J.  1874:  h.-a.,  his  grandson,  Alexander 
Godfrey,  b.  1909.  Seat — Armadale  Castle,  Isle 
of  Skye.  Town  Residence — 20,  Chesham 
Place,_  S.W.  Clubs — Carlton,  Scottish  Con- 
servative.    (C.) 

MacDonnell,  Baron.  Antony 
Patrick  MacDonnell,  P.C,  G.C.S.L, 
K.C.V.O.,  ist  Baron,  b.  1844,  c.  1908.  Resi- 
dence— 3,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.  Clubs — 
Reform,  St.  Stephen's  Green.     (Z..) 

Magheramorne,  Baron.     Dudley 

Stuart  McGarel-Hogg,  3rd  B.,  b.  1863,  j. 
1903;    h.-p.,   his   brother,   Ronald  Tracy,    b. 
'  1865.       Residence  —  37,     Knyveton     Road, 
Bournemouth.     (C.) 

Malmesbury,    Earl  of.     James 

Edward  Harris,  5th  E.,  b.  iZti,  s.  1899, 
h.-a.,  William  James,  V.  FitzHarris,  b.  1907. 
Seat — Heron  Court,  Christchurch,  Hampshire. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Travellers',  Bath,  Beefsteak, 
Constitutional.     (C) 

^Manchester,  Bishop  of.  William 

Temple,  6.  1881,  con.  1921.  Residence — 
—  Bishopscourt,  Manchester. 

Manchester,  Duke  of.     William 

Angus Drogo  Montagu,  'P.C.,<)ihD.,b.  1877, 
J.  1892  ;  h.-a.,  .Alexander  George  Francis 
Drogo,  y.  Mandeville,  b.  1002.  Seats — Kyle- 
more  Castle,  Connemara  ;  T^ndaragee  Castle, 
CO.  Armagh  ;  Kimbolton  Castle,  and  Bramp- 
ton Park,  Hunts.     Club — Marlborough.     (C.) 

Manners,  Baron.     John  Thomas 

Manners,  3rd  B.,  b.  1852,  j.  1864 ;  h.-a., 
Francis  Henry,  b.  1897.  Seat — Avon  Tyrell, 
Christchurch,  Hants.  Town  Residences — 
38,  Great  Cumberland  Place,  W.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Bachelors',  Travellers',  Turf.     (C) 

Mansfield,  Earl  of.    Alan  David 

Murray,  6th  E.,  b.  1864,  s.  1906  :  h.-a., 
Mungo  David  Malcolm,  L.  Scone,  b.  igoo. 
Seats — Scone  Palace,  Perth ;  Comlongon 
Castle,  Dumfriesshire ;  Schaw  Park,  Alloa.  (C.) 

Manton,  Baron.  Joseph  Wat- 
son, 1st  B.,  b.  18—,  c.  T922.  Residence — 
Linton  Spring,  Linton,  Leeds. 

Manvers,  Earl.  Charles  William 

Sydney  Pierrepont,  4th  E.,  b.  1854,  j. 
1900;  h.-a.,  Evelyn  Robert,  V.  Newark,  b. 
1888.  Seats — Thoresby  Park,  Newark-on- 
Trent,  Notts  ;  Holme  Pierrepont,  Nottingham. 
Clubs-  Carlton,  Travellers',  Wellington.     (C.) 

fMAR,  Earl  of.    John  Francis  Ers- 

KiNE  Goodeve-Erskine  (S.P.),  b.  1836,  ^. 
1866  ;  h.-a.,  John  Francis  Hamilton  Sinclair 
CunlifTe  Brooks  Forbes,  L.  Garioch,  b.  1868. 
Residence — Villa  Indiana,  Monte  Carlo.  Club 
— Carlton.     (C.) 

•f-MAR  AND  Kellie,  Earlof.  Walter 

John  Francis  Erskine,  K.T.,  12th  E.  of 
Mar,  14th  E.  of  Kellie  (S.P.),  b.  1865,  s.  1888  ; 
h.-a.,  John  Francis  Ashley,  L.  Erskine,  b.  1895. 


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Seats— AWoa.  House,  Clackmannanshire ;  Kellie 
Castle,  Fife.  C/w^i— Marlborough,  Carlton, 
New.     (C.) 

Marchamley,     Baron.       George 

Whiteley,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1855,  c.  1908  ; 
h.-a.,  William  Tattersall,  b.  1886.  Seat—'&t. 
Anthony's,  Milnthorpe.  Town  Residence— if) 
Prince's  Gardens,  S.W.     C/«-J— Reform.     (Z.) 

Marlborough,  Duke  of.    Charles 

Richard  John  Spencer-Churchill,  K.G., 
P.C,  9th  /?.,  b.  1871,  .9.  1892  ;  h.-a.,  John 
Albert  Edward  William  Winston.  M.  Bland- 
ford,  b.  1897.  i't?!?/— Blenheim  Palace,  Wood- 
stock, Oxfordshire.  Town  Residence — 15, 
Great  College  Street,  Westminster,  S.W. 
C/»^.r— Carlton,  Marlborough,  Travellers'.  (C.) 

Marshall  of  Chipstead,  Baron. 
Horace  Brooks  Marshall,  P.C  ,  K.C.V.O., 
ist  B.,  b.  1865,  c.  1921.  Seat — Shabden  Park, 
Chipstead,  Surrey.     C/«i5.j  -Reform,  Bath. 

Masham,  Baron.  John  CaNLiFFE- 
LiSTER,  3rd  B.,  b.  1S67,  J.  1917.  Seats— 
Swinton  Park,  Masham,  Yorkshire ;  Farndon, 
Newark,  Notts.     (C.)  ' 

MaSSEREENE  and  FeRRARD,  Vis- 
count. (Sits  as  B.  Oriel.)  Algernon 
William  John  Clotworthy  Skeffington, 
D.S.O.,  i2th  v.,  b.  1873,  J.  1905;  h.-a., 
John  Talbot  Clotworthy  Foster  Whyte-Mel- 
ville,  b.  1914.  Seat — Antrim  Castle,  co. 
Antrim.     (C.) 

JMassy,  Baron.     Hugh  Somerset 

John  Massy,  7th  B.  (I. P.),  b.  1864,  .f.  1915  ; 
h.-a.,  Hugh  Hamon  Charles  George,  b.  1894. 
Seat — Hermitage,  Castle-Connell,  co.  Lim- 
erick. Residence  —  Ardfinan  House,  Cahir, 
CO.  Tipperary.     (C.) 

*Mayo,  Earl  of.    Dermot  Robert 

Wvndham  Bourke,  P.C,  K.P.,  7th  E.  (LP.), 
b.  1851,  ^.  1872  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Algernon 
Henry,  b.  1854.  Seat — Palmerstown,  Straffan, 
CO.  Kildare.  Toivn  Residence — 3,  Stratford 
Place,  W.  C/?«5i^White's,  Services,  Kildare 
Street.    (C.) 

Meath,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Cha- 
woRTH.)  Reginald  Brabazon,  P.C,  K.P., 
G.B.E.,  I2th  E.,  b.  1841,  J.  1887;  h.-a., 
Reginald  le  Normand,  L.  Ardee,  b.  1869.  Seat 
— Killruddery,  Bray,  co.  Wicklow.  Country 
Residence  —  Chaworth  House,  Ottershaw, 
Chertsey.     C/?<i5— Kildare  Street.     (t/.> 

Melville,   Viscount.      Charles 

Saunders  Dundas,  I.S.O.,  6th  V.,  b.  1843, 
J.  1904  :  h.-a.,  Henry  Charles  Clement,  b.  1873. 
Seats — Melville  Castle.  Lasswade,  Midlothian; 
Cotterstock  Hall,  Oundle,  Northants.     (C.) 

Mersey,  Viscount.    John  Charles 

Bigham,  P.C,  ist  v.,  h.  1840,  c.  Baron  1910, 
and  Viscount  1916 ;  h.-a.,  Charles  Clive, 
C.M.G.,  b.  1872.  Residence— 11,  Grosvenor 
Place,  S.W.  C/«/;j—Athena;um,  Reform.  (^U.) 

Merthyr,  Baron.  Herbert 
Clark  Lewis,  2nd  B.,  b.  1866,  .r.  1914;  h.a., 
William  Brereton  Couchnian,  b.  1901.  Seat — 
Henn  Castle,  Pembrokeshire.  C/«^— Junior 
Carlton.     (C.) 

Mkston,  Baron.  James  Scorgie 
MESTON,K.C.S.I.,istB.,  b.  1865,  c.  1919  ;  h.-a. 
Dougall,  b.  1894.     Clubs — Bachelors',  Reform. 

Methuen,  Baron.  Paul  San  ford 
Methuen,    G.C.B.,    G.C.M.G.,    G.C.V.O., 


3rd  B.,  b.  184s,  s.  1891  ;  h.-a.,  Paul  Ayshford, 
b.  1886.  Seat —  Corsham  Court,  Corsham, 
Wilts.     Clubs — Travellers',  Cavendish,     (i/.) 

JMexbo rough,  Earl  of.     John 

Henry  Savile,  6th  E.  (LP.),  b.  1868,  1.  1916  ; 
h.-a.,  John  Raphael  Wentworth,  V.  Pollington, 
b.  1906.  Seats — Methley  Park,  Leeds  ;  Arden 
Hall,  Helmsley,  Yorkshire. 

MiCHELHAM,      Baron.        Herman 

Alfred  Stern,  2nd  5.,  b.  1900,  s.  1919  ;  h.-p., 
his  brother,  Jack  Herbert,  b.  1903.  Seat — 
Rolleston  Hall,   Leicestershire.     (C.) 

Middleton,  Baron.  Digby  Went- 
worth Bayard  Willoughby,  9th  B.,  b.  1844, 
s.  1877;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Godfrey  Ernest 
Percival,  b.  1847.  Seats  —  Wollaton  Hall, 
Nottingham  ;  Birdsall  House,  York ;  Set- 
trington  House,  York  ;  Middleton  Hall, 
near  Tamworth :  Applecross,  Ross-shire. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Junior  Carlton,  Yorkshire, 
Royal  Yacht  Squadron.     (C.) 

Midleton,  Earl  of  William  St. 
John  Fremantle  Brodrick,  P.C,  K.P.,  ist 
.£.,^.  i856,.9.asViscounti907,  and  c.  Earl  1920; 
h.-a.,  George,  V.  Dunsford,  b.  1888.  Seats— 
Peper  Harow,  Godalming ;  Ballyannan  Lodge, 
Midleton,  co.  Cork.  To7un  Resilience — 
34,  Portland  Place,  W.  Clubs  —  Carlton 
Athenaeum,  Kildare  Street.     (C.) 

Milford  Haven,  Marquess. 
George  Louis  Victor  Henry  Serge 
MOUNTBATTEN,  K.C.V.O.,  2nd  M.,  b.  1892, 
s.  1921  ;  h.-a.,  David  Michael,  E.  of  Medina, 
b.  1919.  Residence — Sc.  George,  Eastern 
Parade,  Southsea. 

JMiLLTOVVN,  Earldom  of — Dormant. 

M  I  L  n  E  R  ,  Viscount.  Alfred 
MiLNER,  K.G.,  P.C,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.,  ist 
v.,  b.  1854,  c.  Baron  1901,  and  Viscount  1902. 
Residences — Sturry  Court,  Sturry,  Kent ;  Great 
Wigsell,  Bodiam,  Sussex  ;  14,  Manchester 
Square,  W.i.  Clubs — Athenaeum,  Brook.s's, 
Bachelors'.     (U.) 

MiNTO,  Earl  of     Victor  Gilbert 

Lariston  Garnet  Elliot-Murray-Kynyn- 
MOUND,  sth  E.,  b.  1891,  s.  1914;  h.-p.,  his 
uncle,  Arthur  Ralph  Douglas  Elliot,  b.  1846. 
Seats  —  Minto  House,  Hawick,  Roxburgh; 
Lochgelly,  Fife.  Clubs— Brooks's,  Bath,  Turf. 
(Cr.) 

+M0LESWORTH,  Viscount.  George 
Bagot  Molesworth,  9th  V.  (LP.),  b.  1867, 
J.  1906;  ;4.-/.  ,his  brother,  Charles  Richard, 
(^.1869.     Cl7ib — Naval  and  Military.     {[/.) 

MONCK,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B.) 
Henry  Power  Charles  Stanley  Monck, 
Sth  y.,  b.  1849,  ^.  1894  ;  h.-a.,  his  grandson, 
Henry  Wyndham  Stanley,  b.  1905.  Seat — 
Charleville,  Enniskerry,  co.  Wicklow.  Clubs 
—Carlton,  Kildare  Street.     (C.) 

MoNCREiFF,  Baron.  James  Arthur 

FitzHerbhrt  Moncrhiff,  4th  B.,  b.  1872, 
J.  1913 ;  h.-a.,  Harry  Robert  Wellwood,  b, 
1915.  Seats — i'ulliebole  Castle,  Kinross-shire  ; 
Tantallon  House,  North  Berwick ;  Glenlogan, 
Sorn,  Ayrshire,     (f .) 

Monk  Bretton,  Baron.  John 
William  Dodson,  C.B.,  2nd  B.,  b.  1869, 
s.  1897.  Seat  —  Conyboro,  Lewes.  Town 
Residence — 11,  Vale  Avenue,  Chelsea,  S.W. 
Clubs — Travellers',  Brooks's.    (U.) 


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MoNKSWELL,  Baron.  Robert 
Alfred  Hardcastlh  Collier,  3rd  B.,  b. 
1875,  X.  1909  :  ft.-p.,  his  brother,  Gerard,  b.  1878. 
Clubs — Athenxum,  St.  James's.     (Z,.) 

MoNSON,  Baron.  Augustus 
Debonnairb  John  Monson,  9th  B.,  b.  1868, 
r.  1900;  A.-tf.,  John  Rosebery,  b.  1907.  Seats 
—  Burton  Hall,  Lincoln  ;  Chart  Lodge,  Seven- 
oaks.     Club — Brooks's.     (C) 

Montagu  of  Beaui.ieu,  Baron. 
John  Walter  Edward  Douglas-Scott- 
Montagu,  K.C.LE.,  C.S.L,  2nd  B.,  b.  1866, 
*.  1905.  Seat  —  Palace  House,  Beaulieu, 
Hants.  Clubs  —  Riclielors",  Carlton,  Beef- 
steak, Royal  Automobile,  Royal  Yacht  Squad- 
ron, Royal  Southern  Yacht,  Royal  Aero. 
iNational.) 

MONTEAGLE   OF   BRANDON,    Baron. 

Thomas  Spring  Rice,  K.P.,  2nd  B.,  b.  1849, 

s.  1866 ;  h.-a.,  Thomas  Aubrey,  b.  1885.     Seat 

Mount  Trenchard,    Foynes,   co.    Limerick. 

Club — Athenaeum.    {U.) 

Montrose,  Duke  of.  (Sits  as  E. 
Graham.)  Douglas  Beresford  Malise 
Ronald  Graham,  K.T.,  5th  D.,  b.  1852,  s. 
1874:  A.-a.,  James.  M.  of  Graham,  b.  1878. 
Seat — Buchanan  Castle,  near  Glasgow.  Club 
-Turf.    (C.) 

M o RAY,  Earl  of.  ( S its  as  ./9.  St u art 
of  Castlk  Stuart.)  Morton  Gray  Stuart, 
17th  £.,  b.  1855,  s.  1909;  A.-a.,  Francis 
Douglas,  L.  Doune,  b.  1892.  Seats — Castle 
Stuart,  Inverness  ;  Damaway  Castle,  Forres  ; 
Donibristle  Park,  Aberdour,  Fife ;  Doune 
Lodge,  Perthshire.    (U.) 

Morley,  Earl  of.  Edmund  Robert 

Parker,  4th  E.,  b.  1877,  s.  1905  :  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Montagu  Brownlow,  b.  1878.  Seat — 
Saltram.  Plympton,  Devon.  Town  Residence 
— 31,  Prince's  Gardens,  S.W.     {U.) 

Morley  of  Blackburn,  Viscount. 
John  Morlev,  P.C,  O.M.,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S., 
ist  K.,  b.  1838,  c.  1908.  Residence— F\oweT- 
mead,  Wimbledon  Park,  S.W.    {£.) 

Morris,  Baron.  Edward  Patrick 

Morris,  P.C,  K.C.M.G.,  K.C.,  ist  B.,  b. 
1859,  c.  1918;  A.-a.,  Michael  William,  b.  1903. 
Residence — 3,  Heath  Drive,  Hampstead, 
N.W.3.  Clubs— St.  Stephen's,  Junior  Con- 
stitutional, New  City,  Ranelagh. 

fMoRTON,  Earl  of  Sholto  George 
Watson  Douglas,  21st  £.  (S.P.),  b.  1844, 
*.  1884  ;  A.-a.,  his  grandson,  Sholto  Charles 
John  Hay,  /,.  Aberdour,  b.  1907.  Seats^ 
Aberdour  Castle,  Fifeshire ;  Dalmahoy,  Kirk- 
newton,  Midlothian ;  Conaglen  House,  Ard- 
gour,  Argyllshire ;  Loddiiigton  Hall,  Leicester. 
C/«^J— Carlton,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron.     (C) 

MosTYN,  Baron.  Llewelyn 
Nevill  Vaughan  Llovd-Mostvn,  3rd  B.,  b. 
1856,  s.  1884  ;  A.-a.,  Edward  Llewellyn  Roger, 
b.  1885.  Seats— yioitya  Hall,  Holywell,  Flint- 
shire ;  Gloddaelh,  Llandudno.  Town  Residence 
—I,  Hereford  Gardens,  Park  Lane,  W.     (C.) 

Mount  EjDGcuMBE,  Earl  of  Piers 
Alexander  Hamilton  Edgcumbe,  sth  E., 
b.  1865,  s.  1917  ;  A.-p.,  his  cousin,  Richard 
John  Frederick,  b.  1843.  Seats—  Mount 
Edgcumbe,  Plymouth  ;  Cotehele  House, 
St.  Dominick,  Cornwall.  To7vn  Residence  — 
47,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.i.  Clubs  —  Marl- 
borough, Turf.     (C.) 


§Mountgarret,  Viscount    (Sits  as 

3.  Mountgarret.)  Piers  Henry  Augustine 
Butler,  i6th  K.,  b.  1903,  s.  1918 ;  A.-p.  to 
Viscounty  only,  his  cousin,  Somerset  James, 
b.  1849.  Residences — Nidd  Hall,  Ripley, 
Harrogate  ;  Eaglehall,  Pateley  Bridge  ;  Bally- 
conra,  Kilkenny. 

JMountmorres,  Viscount.  J?ev. 
William  Geoffrey  Bouchard  De  Mont- 
morency, 6th  y.  (LP.),  b.  1872,  J.  1880  ;  A.-p., 
his  cousin,  Arthur  Herv6  Alberic  Bouchard, 
b.  1879.  Residence — The  Vicarage,  Swinton, 
Lancashire. 

Mowbray,  Segrave  and  Stour- 

TON,  Baron.  Charles  Botolph  Joseph 
Stourton,  24th  Baron  Mowbray,  25lh  B. 
Segrave,  and  21st  Baron  Stourton.  b.  1867, 
J.  1893 ;  A.a.,  William  Marmaduke,  b.  1895. 
Seat — Allerton  Park,  near  Knaresborough, 
Yorkshire.    (C.) 

Muir-Mackenzie,   Baron.       Ken- 
neth Augustus  Muir-Mackenzie,  G.C.B., 
K.C.,  1st  B.,  b.  1845,  c,  1915.     Residence — 27, 
,  Cumberland   Terrace,   Regent's   Park,  N.W. 
Club — Athenaeum.    iL.) 

Munster,  Earl  of     Aubrey  Fitz- 

Clarence,  4th  E..  !>.  1862,  X.  1902 ;  A.-fi., 
his  brother  Harold  Edward,  b.  1870.  Resi- 
dence — 79A,  Elizabeth  Street,  Eaton  Square, 
S.W.     C"/»<^J  -  Bachelors',  Carlton.     (C.) 

*Muskerry,     Baron.      Hamilton 

Matthew  Tilson  Fitzmaurice  Deane- 
MORGAN,  4th  .5.  (LP.),  *.  1854,  J.  1868;  A.-a., 
Robert  Mathew  Fitzmaurice,  b.  1874.  Seat — 
Springfield  Castle,  Drumcolloher,  co.  Limerick. 
C/?/^j— Cariton,  Royal  St.  George  Yacht.     (C.) 

Napier  and  Ettrick,  Baron.  (Sits 

as  B.  Ettrick.)  Francis  Eoward  Basil 
Napier,  12th  B.,  b.  1S76,  j.  1913  ;  A.-a.,  Wil- 
liam Francis  Cyril  James  Hamilton,  b.  1900. 
Residence — Thirlestane  Castle,  Selkirk.  Clubs 
—Royal  Forth  Yacht,  Royal  Scottish  Auto- 
mobile, Royal  Aero.     (Z..)  , 

Napier     of      Magdala,     Baron. 

James  Pearsh  Napier,  3rd  B.,  b.  1849,  s. 
1921  ;  h.-p.,  his  half-brother,  Edward  Herbert 
Scott,  b.  1861.  Residence — Hinton  House, 
Christchurch,  Hants.     (C.) 

Nelson,  Earl.     Thomas  Horatio 

Nelson,  4th  E.,  b.  1857,  s.  1913  ;  A.-p..  his 
brother,  Edward  Algar  Horatio,  b.  i860.  Seat 
—Trafalgar,  Salisbury.    C/ki^— Stratford.   (C.) 

JNewborough,    Baron.      Thomas 

John  Wynn,  5th  B.  (LP.),  b.  1878,  j  1916; 
h.-p.^  his  cousin,  Robert  Vaughan,  b.  1877. 
Residence — Bryn  L'ewelyn,  Festiniog,  N. 
Wales.      C/K^.r— Marlborough,  Travellers'. 

|Newburgh,  Earl  of  Charles 
Giustiniani-Bandini,  9th  .£.  (S. P.),  (5.  1862, 
s.  1908;  A.-n.,hisdau.,  Maria  Sofia  Guiseppina, 
b.  1889.  Residence  —1,  Via  Virginio  Orsini, 
Rome. 

Newcastle,  Bishop  of     Herbert 

Louis  Wild,  D.D.,  b.  1865,  con.  1915.  Palace 
— Benwell  Tower,  Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 

Newcastle,     Duke     of      Henry 

Pelham  Archibald  Douglas  Pelham- 
Clinton,  7th  D.,b.  1864,  i.  1879;  A.-p.,  his 
brother,     Henry     Francis      Hope      Pelham- 

1    Clinton-Hope,     b.    1866.     Seat  —  Clumber. 

'    Worksop,  Notts,     C/r<A— Carlton.     (C.) 


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Newlands,  Baron.  James  Henry 

Cecil  Hozier,  2nd  B.,  and  2nd  Bt.,  b.  1851,  j. 
1906.  Seat — Mauldslie  Castle,  Carluke,  N.B. 
Marine  Residence  —  Barrowfield  Lodge, 
Brighton.  Tcnvu  Residence — 36,  Grosvanor 
Square,  W.  Clubs — Athenaeum,  Bachelors', 
St.  James's,  Garrick,  Royal  Automobile,  New 
(Edinburgh),  Western  (Glasgow).     (C.) 

Newton,  Baron.  Thomas  Wode- 
HousE  Legh,  P.C.  ,  2nd  B.,  b.  1857,  s.  1898  ; 
h.-a.,  Richard  William  Davenport,  h.  1888. 
Seat — Lyme  Park,  Disby,  near  Stockport. 
Town  Residence—  75,  Eaton  Square,  S. W. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Turf,  St.  James's.  (C) 

NivisoN.     See  page  319. 

JNoRBURY,  Earl  of.    William  Bra- 

BAZON      LiNDESAY     GrAHAM-ToLER,     4th     E. 

(LP.),  b.  1862,  s.  1873  ;  h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Otway 
Scarlett,  b.  1886.  Residence — Green  Wood 
Gate,  Ashdown  Forest,  Withyham,  Sussex. 
Club — Royal  Automobile. 

§Norfolk,  Duke  of.  Bernard 
Marmaduke,  Fitzalan  Howard,  i6th  D., 
b.  1Q08,  .r.  1917;  h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Edmund 
Bernard  Talbot,  P.C,  G.C.V.O.,  D.S.O., 
M.P.,  b.  1855.  Seats — Arundel  Castle,  Sussex  ; 
Beech  Hill,  Sheffield  ;  Kinharvie,  New  Abbey, 
Dumfries.  Tmvn  Residence — Norfolk  House, 
St.  James's  Square,  S.W. 

Normanby,  Marquess  of.  Rev. 
Constantine  Charles  Henry  Phipps,  3rd 
M.,  b.  1846,  J.  1890  ;  h.-a.,  Oswald  Constantine 
John,  E.  of  Mulgrave,  b.  1912.  Seat — Mul- 
grave  Castle,  Whitby.  Tmvn  Residence — 90, 
Eaton  Square,  S.W.     (U.) 

Normanton,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Somerton.)  Sidney  James  Agar,  4th  E., 
b.  i86j,  s.  1896  ;  h.-a.,  Edward  John  Sidney 
Christian  Welbore  Ellis,  V.  Somerton,  b.  1910. 
Seat — Somerley,  Ringwood,  Hampshire.  Clubs 
— Bachelors',  Marlborough,  Royal  Yacht 
Squadron.     (C.) 

North,  Baron.     William  Henry 

John  North,  nth  if.,  ^.  1836,  j.  1884:  h.-a., 
William  Frederick  John,  b.  i860.  Seats — 
Wroxton  Abbey,  Banbury;  Kirtling  Tower, 
Newmarket.     Club — Carlton.     (C.) 

Northampton,  Marquess  of. 
William  Bingham  Compton,  D.S.O.,6thyl/., 
b.  1885,^.1913  ;  A.-/.,  his  cousin,  Edward  Robert 
Francis,  ^  i8gi.  Seats — Castle  Ashby,  North- 
ampton ;  Compton  Wynyates,  Kineton,  War- 
wickshire ;  Loch  Luichart  Lodge,  Dingwall. 
(Z.) 

Northbourne,    Baron.      Walter 

Henry  James,  2nd  B.,  b.  1846,  s.  1893  :  h.-a., 
Walter  John,  b.  1869.  Seat — Betteshanger, 
Eastry  S.O.,  Dover.     C//<*— Travellers'.     (C.) 

Northbrook,  Earl  of.  Francis 
George  Baring,  2nd  E.,  b.  1850,  f.  1904; 
h.-p.  to  Barony,  his  cousin,  Francis  Arthur, 
b.  1882.  Seat—  Stratton,  Micheldever  Station, 
Hants.  Town  Residence— -^6,  Great  Cumber- 
land Place,  W. I.  C/7<*j— Brooks's,  Travellers', 
Garrick,  Turf.     (C.) 

Northcliffe,  Viscount.    Alfred 

Charles  William  Harmsworth,  ist  V., 
b.  t86s  :  c.  Bt.  1904,  Baron  1905,  and  Viscount 
1917.  Seats— YJ[m-woQA,  St.  Peter-in-Thanet  ; 
Buckthorn  Hall,  Crowborough  Sussex ; 
Chapelizod,  co.  Dublin.  Town  Residence— 1, 
Carlton  Gardens,  SW.i.  C/?<(5— Beefsteak. 
(C.) 


JNorthesk,  Earl  of.    David  Ludo- 

vic  George  Hopetoun  Carnegie,  nth  E. 
(S.P.),  b.  1901,  J.  1921  :  h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Douglas 
George,  b.  1870.  Seats — Ethie  Castle,  For- 
farshire ;  Whitley  Ridge,  Brockenhurst.  Town 
Residence — 6,  Hans  Crescent,  S.W.     (C.) 

Northumberland,    Duke    of, 

Alan  Ian  Percy,  C.B.E.,  M.V.O.,  8th  D., 
b.  1880,  s.  1918  ;  h.-a.,  Henry  George  Alan,  E. 
Percy,  b.  1912.  Seats — Alnwick  and  Keilder 
Castles,  Northumberland  ;  Albury  Park,  Guild- 
ford, Surrey;  Syon,  Brentford.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 17,    Prince's  Gate,  S.W.     (C.) 

Norton,  Baron.     Charles  Leigh 

Adderley,  2nd  B.,  b.  1846,  j.  1905 ;  h.-a., 
Ralph  Bowyer,  b.  1872.  Seats — Wellington 
Lodge,  Bredon,  near  Tewkesbury  ;  Bowbrook 
House,  near  Pershore,  Worcestershire.  Club — 
Hurlingham.     (C.) 

Norwich,    Bishop    of.     Bertram 

Pollock,  K.C.V.O.,  D.D..  b.  1863,  con.  igio. 
Palace — Norwich.     Club — Athenseum. 

Novar,  Viscount.  Ronald  Crau- 
FUKD  Munro-Ferguson,  P.C,  G.C.M.G., 
ist  K. ,  b.  i36o.  c.  1920.  ^^rt/j-  Raith,  Kirk- 
caldy ;  Novar,  Ross-shire.  Clubs — Brooks's, 
New  (Edinburgh).     (/-.) 

Nunburnholme,  Baron.   Charles 

Henry  Wellesley  Wilson,  C.B.,  D.S.O., 
2nd  B.,  b.  1875.  s.  1907;  h.-a.,  Charles  John, 
b.  1904.  Residence—^!,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 
Clubs — Bachelors',  National  Liberal.     (Z..) 

O'Hagan,  Baron.  Maurice  Her- 
bert Towneley  Towneley-G'Hagan,  3rd 
B.,  b.  1882,  s.  igoo ;  h -a.,  Thomas  Anthony 
Edward,  b.  1917.  Seat — Pyrgo  Park,  Haver- 
ing-atte-Bower,  Essex.  Clubs — Brooks's,  Tra- 
vellers', Burlington  Fine  Arts.     {U.) 

O'Neill,  Baron.  Edward  O'Neill, 

2nd  B.,  b.  1839,  J.  1883  ;  h.-a.,  his  grandson, 
Shane  Edward  Robert,  ^.  1907.  .J^rt/  — Shane's 
Castle,  Antrim.  Town  Residence — 12,  Queen's 
Gate,  S.W.    C/«<5.r— Carlton,  Ulster.    (C.) 

Onslow,  Earl  of.  Richard  Wil- 
liam Alan  Onslow,  O.B.E.,  5th  E.,  b.  1876, 
J.  1911  ;  h.-a.,  William  Arthur  Bampfylde,  V. 
Cranley,  b.  igi3.  Seats —  Clandon  Park, 
Guildford ;  St.  Agnes  Island,  Scilly.  Town 
Residence — 107,  St.  George's  Square,  S.W. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Beefsteak,  Turf,  Travellers'. 
(C.) 

*Oranmore  and  Browne,  Baron. 

Geoffrey  Henry  Browne  Browne,  K. P., 
P.C,  3rd  B.  (LP.),,  b.  1861,  s.  1900;  h.-a., 
Dominick  Geoffrey  Edward  Browne,  b.  1901. 
Seats  —  Castle-Macgarrett,  Claremorris,  co. 
Mayo;  Boutree  Hill,  Irvine:  The  Mount, 
Kilmarnock.  Town  Residence — 21,  Portland 
Place,  W.    C/«iJj  — Bachelors',  Carlton.     (C) 

Orford,  Earl  of.   Robert  Horace 

Walpole,  sth  E.,  b.  1854,  J.  1894;  h.-p.  (to 
Barony  of  Walpole),  Robert  Henry  Mont- 
gomerie,  b.  1913.  Seats — Wolterton  Park, 
Norwich  ;  Orford  Lodge,  Montrose.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Garrick.     (C.) 

JORKNEY,Earlof.  EdmondWalter 

Fitz-Maurice,  7th  £.  (S.P.),  b-  1867,  j.  1889  ; 
h.-a.,  Mary  Constance  Hamilton,  b.  1903. 
6"^a^— Glanmore,  Templemore.  Residence — 
Tylhe  House,  Stewkley,  Bucks.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  White's,  Kildare  Street. 


3IO 


PEERS  AND   PEERESSES. 


Ormathwaite,    Baron.     Arthur 

Henry  John  Walsh,  G.C.V.O.,  3rd  B.,  b. 
1859,  s.  1920  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  George  Harry 
William,  b.  1863.  .S"c<i^j— Warfield  Park, 
Bracknell,  Berks;  Ormathwaite,  Keswick. 
Town  Residence— ^o,  Lowndes  Street,  S.W. 
C/»*— M.-ulborough.     (C) 

Ormonde,  Marquess  of.  (Sits  as 
B.)  James  Arthur  Wellington  Foley 
Butler,  4th  M.,  b.  1849,  s.  19x9  ;  h.-a.,  James 
George  Anson,  E.  of  Ossory,  b.  1890.  Seats — 
Kilkenny  Castle,  Kilkenny;  Gennings,  Hunton, 
Maidstone.  T<nvn  Residence — 7,  Portman 
Square,  W.     C/K*i— Carlton.  Turf.    (C.) 

Oxford,  Bishop  of.  Hubert 
Murray  Burge,  D.D.,  b.  1862,  con.  1911,  t. 
1919.  Palace— (ZviAAcs&on,  Wheatley,  Oxford- 
shire.    C/ub—'Sev/  University. 

Parmoor,  Baron.  Charles 
Alfred  Crifps,  P.C,  K.C.V.O.,  b.  1852,  c. 
1914  ;  A.-rt.,  Alfred  Henry  Seddon,  b.  1882. 
Seat— Parmoor,  Frieth,  Henley-on-Thames. 
Town  Residence— 2g,  Wilton  Crescent,  is.W. 
Clubs— Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Athenaeum, 
Alarlborough.     (C) 

Peel,  Viscount.  William  Robert 
Wellesley  Peel,  P.C,  G.B.E.,  2nd  K,  b.  1867, 
s.  1912  ;  k.-a.,  Arthur  William  Ashton,  b.  1901. 
^eals — Coombe  Cross,  East  Meon,  Peter?field, 
Hants  ;  Sandy,  Beds.  To2vn  Residence — 52, 
Grosvenor  Place, W.  Cluis — Carlton,  Brooks's, 
Athenasum.     (C.) 

Pembroke     and     Montgomery, 

Earl  of.  Reginald  Herbert,  M.V.O.,  15th 
£.,  b.  1880,  J.  1913  ;  /i.-a.,  Sidney  Charles,  L. 
Herbert,  b.  1906.  Sent  —  Wilton  House, 
Salisbury.  To^cn  Residence  —  6,  Belgrave 
Square,  S.W.     (C.) 

Pen RHYN, Baron.  Edward  Sholto 
Douglas-Pennant,  3rd  B.,  b.  1864,  s.  1907  ; 
h.-a.,  Hugh  Napier,^.  1894.  Seats — Penrhyn 
Castle,  Bangor ;  Wicken  Park,  Stony  Stratford. 
ToTim  Residence— 13,  Hill  Street,  W.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Turf,  Bachelors'.     (C) 

Pentland,  Baron.  John  Sinclair, 
P.C,  G.CS.L.  G.C.LE.,  ist  B.,  b.  i860;  c. 
1909  ;  h.-a.,  Henry  John,  b.  1907.  Resi- 
detice — 7,  Cambridge  Square,  W.  Clubs — 
Athenaeum,  Brooks's,  Army  and  Navy.     (L.) 

JPerth,  Earl  of.    William  Huntly 

Drum  mono,  15th  E.  of  Perth,  and  9th  V. 
Strathallan  (S.P.),  b.  1871,  j.  as  V.  Strathallan 
1893  and  to  the  Earldom  1902  ;  h.-p.,  his  half- 
brother.  Sir  James  Eric,  K.C.M.G.,  C.B.,  6. 
1876. 

Peterborough,  Bishop  of.  Frank 
Theodore  Woods,  D.D.,  b.  1874,  con.  1916. 
Palace—  -Peterborough. 

§Petre,  Baron.     Joseph  William 

Lionel  Petre,  17th  B.,  b.  1914,  j.  1915  ; 
k.-p.,  his  cousin,  Edward  Henry,  b.  1881. 
Seats — Ingatestone  Hall,  Essex  ;  Thomdon 
Hall,  Brentwood,  Essex  ;  Writtle  Park,  Essex. 

Phi LLi MORE,  Baron.  Walter 
George  Frank  Phillimore,  P.C,  D.C.L., 
LL.D.,  ist  B.,  b.  1845,  c.  1918  ;  h.-a.,  Godfrey 
Walter,  b.  1879.  Seat — The  Coppice,  Henley- 
on-Thames.  Town  Residence — Cam  House, 
Campden  Hill,  W.     Club — Athenaeum.     (Z..) 

PiRRiE,  Viscount.    William  James 

PiRRis,  P.C,  K.P.,  ist  K.,  b.  1847.  c.  Baron 


1906,  and  Viscount  1931.  Seat — Witley  Park, 
Godalming ;  Ormiston,  Belfast.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 24,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.  Clubs-- 
Reform,  Kildare  Street,  Ulster.    (L.) 

Playfair,  Baron.    George  James 

Plavfair,  C.V.O.,  2nd  B.,  b.  1849,  s.  1898. 
Residence — Redgrave  Hall,  Suffolk.  Club — 
Naval  and  Military.     (Z..) 

Plumer,  Baron.  Herbert 
Charles  Onslow  Plumer,  G.C.B., 
G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  ist  B.,  b.  1857,  c.  1919; 
h.-a.,  Thomas  Hall,  b.  1890.  Residences— The 
Palace,  Malta ;  22,  Ennismore  Gardens,  S.W.4. 
C^7<^— United  Service. 

Plunket,    Baron.      Terence 

CONYNGHAM  PlUNKET,  6th  ^.,  b.  189Q,  1-.  I920; 

h.-p.,  his  brother,  Brinsley  Sheridan  Bushe, 
b.  1903.  Seat — Old  Connaught  House,  Bray, 
CO.  Wicklow.  Town  Residence— 12,  Hans 
Crescent,  S.W.     (C.) 

Plymouth,  Earl  of.  Robert 
George  Windsor-Clive,  P.C.G.B.E.,  C.B., 
ist  E.,b.  1857,  J.  i86y;  h.-a.,  Ivor  Miles,  V. 
Windsor,  b.  1889.  Seats — Hewell  Grange, 
Redditch  ;  St.  Fagans  Castle,  Cardiff ;  Oakly 
Park,  Ludlow.  Town  Residence — 2,  Great 
Cumberland  Place,  W.  i.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Travellers',  Marlborough,  Bachelors'.     (C) 

Poltimore,  Baron.  George 
Wentworth  Warwick  Bampfylde,  4th  B., 
b.  1882,  J.  1918  ,  h.-a.,  John  de  Grey  Warwick, 
b.  1914.  Seats — Poltimore  Park,  Exeter; 
Court  Hall,  N.  Molton,  N.  Devon.     (C.) 

JPolwarth,  Baron.  Walter 
George  Hepburne-Scott,  C.B.E.,  7th  B. 
(S.P.),  b.  1864,  J.  1920  ;  h.-a.,  Walter  Thomas, 
b.  1890.  Seat — Harden,  Hawick,  Roxburgh- 
shire. Residence — Humbie  House,  Humbie, 
E.  Lothian.     (C.) 

Pontypridd,    Baron.    Alfred 

Thomas,  ist  B.,  b.  1840 ;  c.  1912.  Seat — 
Bronwydd,  Cardiff.  Clubs — Reform,  National 
Liberal.     (Z..) 

JPortarlington,  Earl  of.    Lionel 

Arthur  Hhnry  Seymour  Dawson-Damer, 
6th  E.  (LP.),  b.  1883,  s.  1900;  h.-a.,  George 
Lionel  Seymour,  V.  Carlow,  b.  1907.  .5"^^/ — 
Emo  Paric,  Portarlington,  Queen's  co.  Town 
Residence — 37,  Chesham  Place,  S.W. 

Portland,  Dukeof.  William  John 
Arthur  Charles  James  Cavendish-Ben- 
tinck,  K.G.,  P.C,  G.C.V.O.,  6th  D.,  b. 
1857,  s.  1879;  h.-a.,  William  Arthur  Henry,  71/. 
Titchfield,  b.  1895.  6"frt/i— Welbeck  Abbey, 
Worksop  ;  FuUarton  House,  Troon,  Ayrshire ; 
Langwell,  Berriedale,  Caithness  ;  Bothal 
Castle,  Northumberland.  Town  Residence — 
3,  Grosvenor  Square,  W.  Clubs — Guards', 
Turf,  Marlborough,  Carlton,  Bachelors', 
Travellers',  Hurlingham.     (C.) 

Portman,  Viscount.  Henry  Ber- 
keley Portman,  3rd  V.,  b.  i860,  s.  1919; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Claud  Berkeley,  b.  1864, 
Seat — Bryanston,  Blandford.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 22,  Portman  Square,  W.  Clubs  — 
Brooks's,  Bachelors',  Travellers'.     (L.i/.) 

Portsmouth,  Earl  of.     John  Fel- 

LOWES  Wallop,  jthE.,  b.  1859,  i.  1917  ;  h.-p., 
his  brother,  Oliver  Henry,  b.  1861.  Seat — 
Barton  House,  Morchard-Bishop,  N.  Devon. 
Club — Brooks's.     (L.) 


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§PouLETT,  Earl.     George  Amias 

FiTZWARRENE  POUI-ETT,  8th  E.,  b.  1909  ;  s. 
J918.  Seat  —  Hinton  House,  Hinton  St. 
George,  Crewkerne. 

PowERSCOURT,  Viscount.  (Sits  as 
B.  Powerscourt.)  Mervvn  Richard  Wing- 
field,  K.P.,  M.V.O.,  8th  v.,  b.  1880,  s.  1904; 
h.-a.,  Mervyn  Patrick,  b.  1905.  Seat — 
Powerscourt  Castle,  Enniskerry,  co.  Wicklow. 
iU.) 

Powis,  Earl  of.     George  Charles 

Herbert,  4th  E.,  b.  1862,  i.  1891 ;  h.  a., 
Mervyn  Horatio,  l^.  Clive,  b.  1904.  Seats — 
Powis  Castle,  Welshpool ;  Walcot,  Lydbury 
North,  Shropshire ;  Styche,  Market  Drayton. 
Town  Residence — 45,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 
CV7/(5- Carlton.     (C.) 

Queenborough,  Baron.  Almeric 
Hugh  Paget,  ist  B.,  b.  1861,  c.  1918.  Resi- 
dences— Soham  House,  Newmarket ;  39, 
Berkeley  Square,  W.  Clubs — Carlton,  Turf, 
Beefsteak,  St.  Stephen's.    (U.) 

JQueensberry,  Marquess  of.  Fran- 
cis Archibald  Kelhead  Douglas,  loth 
M.  (S.P.),  b.  1896,  i.  1920;  h.  p.,  his  brother, 
Cecil  Charles,  b.  1898.  Clubs — United  Service, 
Devonshire.     (,L.) 

Radnor,    Earl  of.      Jacob   Pley- 

dell-Bouverie,  C.I.E.,.C.B.E.,  6th  E.,  b. 
1868,  s.  1900  ;  h.-a.,  William,  V.  Folkestone,  b. 
1895.  Seats  —  Longford  Castle,  Salisbury  ; 
Cliff  House,  Sandgate,  Kent.  Clubs — Carlton, 
St.  Stephen's.     (C.) 

JRadstock,  Baron.  Granville 
George  Waldegrave,  C.B.E.,  4th  B.  (LP.), 
b.  1859,  J.  1913  ;  k.-p.,  his  brother,  Montagu, 
b.  1867.  Residence — Mayfield,Woolston,  South- 
ampton. 

Raglan,  Baron.  FitzRoy  Richard 

Somerset,  4th  B.,  b.  1885,  j.  1921 ;  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Wellesley  FitzRoy,  b.  1887.  Seat — 
■Cefntilla  Court,  Usk,  Monmouthshire.     (C.) 

Ranfurly,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.) 
Uchter  John  Mark  Knox,  P.C,  G.C.M.G., 
5th  E.,  b.  1856,  f.  1875  ;  k.a.,  his  grandson, 
Thomas  Daniel,  V.  Northland,^.  1913.  Seat — 
Northland  House,  Dungannon,  co.  Tyrone. 
Clubs—  Carlton,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron.      (C.) 

Rathcreedan,  Baron.  CecilWil- 
LiAM  Norton,  ist  B.,  b.  1850,  c.  1916 ;  h.-a., 
Patrick,  b.  1906.  Seat — Bellehatch  Park, 
Oxon.  C/«iJi— Reform,  National  Liberal. 
<L.) 

*Rathdonnell,  Baron.  Thomas 
Kane  M'Clintock-Bunburv,  2nd  B.  (LP.), 
b.  1848,  s.  1879;  h.-a.,  Thomas  Leopold,*.  1881. 
Seat — Lisnavagh,  Ruthvilly,  co.  Carlow. 
■C/k^j— Carlton,  Naval  and  MiKtary,  Cavalry, 
Kildare  Street.    (C.) 

Ravensworth,     Baron.     Gerald 

"Wellesley  Liddell,  6th  B.,  b.  1869,  j.  1919  ; 
k.-a.,  Robert  Arthur,  i.  1902.  Seats — Ravens- 
worth  Castle,  Gateshead ;  Eslington  Park, 
Whittingham,  Northumberland.  Clubs  — 
Brooks's,  Travellers',  Garrick,  Northern  Coun- 
ties (Newcastle).     (C.) 

Rawlinson,  Baron.  Henry  Sey- 
mour Rawlinson,  G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O., 
K.C.M.G.,  ist  B.,  b.  1864,  c.  1919.  Residence 
— Simla,  India  C/«^j— Guards',  Travellers', 
Turf. 


Rayleigh,  Baron.     Robert  John 

Strutt,  4th  B.,  b.  1875,  J.  1919  ;  h.-a.,  John 
Arthur,  b.  1908.  Seat — Terling  Place,  Witham, 
Essex.  Town  Residence— 6g,  Cadogan  Square 
S.W.     C/ai— Athenaeum.     (C.) 

Reading,  Earl  of,  Rufus  Daniel 
Isaacs,  P.C,  G.C.B.,  G.M.S.I.,  G.M.I.E., 
K.C.V.O.,  1st  E.,  b.  i860,  c.  Baron  1914, 
Viscount  1916,  and  Earl  1917  ;  h.-a.,  Gerald 
Rufus,  y.  Erieigh,  M.C.,  b.  1889.  Official 
Residence—  Government  House,  Delhi ;  Vice- 
regal Lodge,  Simla,  India.  Clubs—  Athen- 
ffium,  Reform,  Bachelors'.     {L.) 

X  §  Reay,  Baron,  .^neas  Alexan- 
der Mackay,  z^iYl  B.{S.P.),  b.  1005,  J.  1921 ; 
A.-/.,hisbrother,  ^ar»«  Alexander  William  Ryn- 
hard,  b.  1907.  Seats — Ophemert-in-Gelderland 
and  Arnhem,  Holland.     (/-.) 

Redesdale,    Baron.       Algernon 

David  Bertram OgilvyFreeman-Mitford, 
2nd  B.,  b.  1878,  s.  1916;  h.-a.,  Thomas 
David,  b.  1909.  Residence— Pi-sihaW  Manor, 
Burford,  Oxon.  Clubs — Marlborough,  Carlton. 
(C.) 

JRendlesham,  Baron.    Frederick 

Archibald  Charles  Thellusson,  6th  B. 
(l.P.),  b.  1868,  J.  1911  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother, 
Percy  Edward,  b.  1874.  Seat — Rendlesham 
Hall,  Woodbridge,  Suffolk.  Totvn  Residence 
—18,  Prince's  Gardens,  S.W.     C/k<J— White's. 

Revelstoke,  Baron.  John  Baring, 

P.C,  G.C.V.O.,  2nd  B.,  b.  1863,  ,r.  1897; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Cecil,  b.  1864.  Residence— 
3, Carlton  House  Terrace,  S.W.     (6'^.) 

IIRhgndda,  Viscountess.  Mar- 
garet Haig  Mackvvorth,  b.  1883,  s.  1918. 
Seat  —  Oaklands,  Carleon,  Monmouthshire. 
Town  Residence— is>  Chelsea  Court,  S.W.3. 

RiBBLESDALE,  Baron.  Thomas  Lis- 
ter, P.C,  4th  B.,  b.  1854,  s.  1876.  Seat— 
Gisburne  Park,  near  Clitheroe..  Clubs  — 
Brooks's,  Pratt's.     (/,.) 

Richmond,  Lennox,  and  Gordon, 

Duke  of  Charles  Henry  Gordon-Lennox, 
K.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  C.B.,  7th  D.,  b.  1845,  i. 
1903;  h.-a.,  Charles  Henry,  E.  of  March, 
b.  1870.  .y^a^^— Goodwood,  Chichester;  Gor- 
don Castle,  Fochabers,  Banffshire  ;  Molecomb, 
Chichester.  To7vn  Residence— 3,  Upper  Bel- 
grave  Street,  S.W.  C/7<*f— Cariton,  Turf.  (C.) 

RiDDELL,  Baron.  George  Allar- 
DiCE  RiDDELL,  ist  B.,  b.  1865,  c.  1920.  Resi- 
dence — 20,  Queen  Anne's  Gate,  S.W. 

§RiDLEY,    Viscount.      Matthew 

White  Ridley,  3rd  V.,  b.  1902,  s.  1916 ; 
h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Jasper  Nicholas,  b.  1887. 
.Sira/— Blagdon,  Cramlington,  Northumber- 
land. Town  Residence — 10,  Carlton  House 
Terrace,  S.W. 

tR  I  p  o  N,  Bishop  of.     Thomas 

Banks  Strong,  G.B.E.,  D.D.,  b.  1861,  con. 
1902.     Palace — Ripon,  Yorkshire. 

RiPON,  Marquess  of.  Frederick 
Oliver  Robinson,  G.C.V.O.,  2nd  71/.,  b. 
1852,  s.  1909.  6'^a^j— Studley  Royal,  Ripon  ; 
Coombe  Court,  Kingston  Hill,  Surrey. 
C/?/*j— White's,  Turf,  Mariborough,  Yorkshire, 
Hurlingham,  Orleans.    (L.) 

Ritchie  of  Dundee,  Baron, 
Charles  Ritchie,  2nd  B.,  b.  1866,  s.  1906. 


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A.-a.,  Philip  Charles  Thomson,  6.  1899.  Jiesi- 
dences—iZK,  Collingham  Gardens,  S.W.  ; 
Strand  Plat,  Wincheisea,  Sussex.    (C) 

Roberts,  Countess.  Ailben 
Marv  Roberts,  D.B.E.,  b.  1870,  s.  1914  ; 
A.-/,  (under  special  remainder),  her  sister, 
(Ada)  Edwina  Stewart  Lewin,  b.  1875. 

Rochdale,  Baron.    George  Kemp, 

ist  B.,  b.  1866,  c.  1913;  h.-a.,  John  Durival, 
b.  1906.  Seats — Lingholm,  Keswick ;  Beech- 
wood,  Rochdale.  C/»*j— White's,  Arthur's, 
Orleans.     (L). 

Rochester,  Bishop  of.  John 
Reginald  Harmek,  D.D.,  b.  1857,  con.  1895, 
/.  1905.  Residence— h\&ho^'s  Court,  Rochester. 

JRoDEN,  Earl  of.    Robert  Soame 

JocELYN,  8th  E.  (LP.),  b.  1883,  5.  1915  ;  h.-a., 
Robert  William,  V.  Jocelyn,  b.  1909.  Seat — 
Tullymore  Park,  Newcastle,  co.  Down.  Clubs 
—  Junior  United  Service,  Ulster,  Kildare 
Street. 

tRoDNEY,  Baron.  George  Bridges 
Harlev  Guest  Rodney,  8th  B.,  b.  1891,  s. 
1909;  h.-a.,  George  William,  b.  igi8.  Resi- 
dence— The  Saints,  Old  Alresford,  Hants. 
C/«A-White's.     (C.) 

Roe,  Baron.    Thomas  Roe,  ist  B., 

b.  1832,  c.  191 7.  .S"?(t/— Litchurch,  Derby. 
C/»^j— Reform,  National  Liberal.    (X.) 

Rollo,  Baron.  (Sits  as  B.  Dun- 
ning.) Willia.m  Charles  Wordsworth 
RoLLo,  C.B.,  nth  B.,  b.  i860,  j.  1916;  h.-p., 
his  brother,  Eric  Norman,  b.  1861.  Seat^ 
Duncrub,  Dunning,  Perthshire.  Club— 
United  Service.     {U.) 

RoMiLLY,   Baron.     William  Gas- 

PARD  Guy  Romilly,  4th  B.,  b.  1899,  s.  1905  ; 
•S""!/— Porthkerry,  Barry,  Glamorgan. 

RoMNEY,  Earl  of.  Charles  Mar- 
sham,  5th  E.,  b.  1864,  J.  1905  ;  h.-a.,  Charles, 
V.  Marsham,  b.  1892.  .b^a/— Gayton  Hall, 
King's  Lynn.  Tmvn  Residence— 2,  Herbert 
Crescent,  S.W.     (C.) 

RosEBERY,  Earl  of  (Sits  as  E. 
Midlothian.)  Archibald  Philip  Prim- 
rose, K.G.,  P.C,  K.T.,  LL.D.,  5th  E.,  b. 
1847,  s.  1868  ;  h.-a.,  Albert  Edward  Harry 
Mayer  Archibald,  L.  Dalmeny,  D.S.O.,  b. 
1882.  Seats-  Dalmeny  Park,  Linlithgowshire  ; 
Craigie  Hall,  Linlithgowshire ;  Mentmore, 
Bucks ;  The  Durdans,  Epsom ;  Roseberj', 
Midlothian.  Town  Residence— ^i,  Berkeley 
Square.  W.  C/w/Ji— Brooks's,  Turf,  Marl- 
borough, Reform,  Devonshire,  St.  James's, 
New,  Hurlingham.    (hid.) 

Rosmead,  Baron.  Hercules 
Arthur  Temfle  Robinson,  2nd5..  b.  1866  s. 
1897.    (C.) 

§RossE,  Earl  of  Laurence 
Michael  Harvey  Parsons,  6th  E.  (LP.),  b. 
IJ06,  s.  1918;  h.-p.,  his  brother.  Desmond 
Edward,  b.  igio.  Seat— ^irr  Castle,  King's 
CO. 

RossLYN,  Earl  of  James  Francis 
Harry  St.  Clair-Erskine,  5th  E.,  b.  1869, 
s.  1890;  h.-a,,  Francis  Edward  Scudamore| 
L.  Loughborough,  *.  1892.  Residence— toj. 
West  bourne  Terrace,  W.2.  C/aii— Carlton 
New  (Edinburgh).    (C.) 


Rossmore,  Baron.  William  West- 

ENRA,  6th  B.,  b.  1892,  s.  1921  ;  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Richard,  b.  1893.  .S'<'rt^j— Rossmore 
and  Camla  Vale,  co.  Monaghan  ;  Eshnaclough 
Lodge,  Knockatallon,  co.  Monaghan.  Toitnt 
Residence — The  Stud  House,  Hampton  Court. 
(C.) 

Rotherham,  Baron.  William 
Henry  Holland,  ist  B.,  b.  1849,  c.  1910 ; 
h.-a.,  Stuart  Lund.  b.  1876.  Residence — 
Lothersdale,  Rottingdean.  C/«ij— Ranelagh, 
Royal  Automobile.    (Z..) 

Rothermere,  Viscount.     Harold 

Sidney  Harmsworth,  P.C,  1st  V.,b.  1868, c- 
Baron  1914,  and  Viscount  1919  ;  h.-a.,  Esmond 
Cecil,  b.  1898.  Seats— 'ilcms.tcd  Park,  Benen- 
den,  Kent ;  La  Dragoniere,  Cap  Martin,. 
France.     C/k(5— Marlborough. 

fR  o  T  H  E  s  ,  Earl  of.  Norman 
Evelyn  Leslie,  19th  E.  (S.P.),  b.  1877,  s. 
1893:  h.-a.,  Malcolm  George  Dyer-Edwardes, 
L.  Leslie,  b.  1902.  Resideiue — 10,  Ormonde 
Gate,  Chelsea,  S.W.     (C.) 

Rothschild,  Baron.  Lionel 
Walter  Rothschild,  2nd  B.,  b.  1868,  s.  1915  ; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  (Nathaniel)  Charles,  b.  1877. 
Seat — Tring  Park,  Hertfordshire.  Town  Resi- 
dence—-nZ,  Piccadilly,  W.  C/aiij— Bachelors'^ 
Royal  Societies'.     (U.) 

Roundway,  Efaron.  Charles  Ed- 
ward Hungerford  Athoi.l  Colston,  1st 
B.,  b.  1854,  c.  1916;  h.a.,  Edward  Murray,  b~ 
1880.  Seats — Roundway  Park,  Devizes; 
Says  Court,  Gloucestershire.  Town  Resi- 
dence— 24,  Curzon  Street,  W.  C/«^j— Carlton, 
Arthur's.     iC.) 

Rowallan,  Baron.  Archibald- 
Cameron  Corbett,  ist  B.,  b.  1856,  c.  1911  ; 
h.-a.,  (Thomas)  Godfrey  Poison,  b.  1895.  Club- 
— Brooks's.     (Z.) 

RoxBURGHE,  Duke  of  (Sits  as  E. 
Innes.)  Henry  John  Innes-Ker,  K.T., 
M.V.O.,  8th  D.,  b.  1876,  s.  1892  ;  h.-a.,  George 
Victor  Robert  John,  M.  of  Bowmont  and 
Cessford,  ^.  1913.  Seats — Floors  Castle,  Kelso, 
Roxburghshire ;  Broxmouth  Park,  Dunbar, 
Haddingtonshire.  Town  Residence — 2,  Carlton. 
House  Terrace,  S.W.    (U.) 

Russell,    Earl.       John    Francis 

Stanley  Russell,  2nd  E.,  b.  1865,  s.  1878  ; 
//.-/.,  his  brother,  Bertrand  Arthur  William,. 
b.  1872.  Residences  —Telegraph  House,  Chi- 
chester ;  57,  Gordon  Square,  W.C.  Clubs — 
Reform,  Royal  Automobile.     (Lab.) 

Russell  of  Livkrpool,  Barom 
Edward  Frederick  Langley  Russell,. 
M.C.,  2nd  B.,b.  189s,  f.  1920.  Club — Junior 
United  Service. 

JRuthven,  Baron.  (Sits  as  Baron 
Ruthven  of  Gowrie.)  Walter  Patrick 
Hore-Ruthven,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O.,  9th 
^.  (S.P.),  ^.  1870;  A.-/.,  his  brother,  Alexander 
Gore  Arkwright,  b.  1872.  Residence — Harpers- 
town,  Taghmon,  co.  Wexford.     (C) 

Rutland,  Duke  of     Henry  John. 

Brinslev  Manners,  K.G„  8th  D.,  b.  1852,  s. 
igo6 :  h.-a.,  John  Henry  Montagu,  M.  of 
Granby,  b.  1886.  Seats—  Belvoir  Castle, 
Grantham ;  Longshaw  Lodge,  Sheffield  ;  Stan- 
ton Woodhouse,  Rowsley,  Derbyshire.  Clubs-. 
—Carlton,  Turf,  Beefsteak.    (C.) 


PEERS    AND    PEERESSES. 


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Sackville,      Baron.     Lionel 

Edward  Sackville-West,  3rd  B.,  b.  1867  ; 
s.  1908;  h.-fi.,  his  brother,  Charles  John,  1^. 
1870.  Seat-  Knole,  Sevenoaks.  Tcnvn  Resi- 
dence— 9,  Bentinck  Street,  Manchester  Square, 
W.  Clubs— White's,  Carlton,  Royal  Yacht 
Squadron. 

JSt.  Albans,  Bishop  of.     Michael 

Bolton  Furse,  D.D.,  b.  1870,  con.  1909, 
ir.  (from  Pretoria)  1920.  Residence — Verulam 
House,  St.  Albans. 

St.    Albans,    Duke  of.    Charles 

Victor  Albert  Aubrey  de  Vere  Beau- 
clerk,  nth  D.,  b.  1870,  s.  1898;  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Osborne  De  Vere,  b.  1874.  Seat — 
Bestwood  Lodge,  Arnold,  Notts.  Club — 
Brooks's. 

§St.    Aldwvn,    Earl.       Michael 

John  Hicks-Beach,  2nd  E.,  b.  1912,^.  1Q16  ; 
«./>.  to  the  Baronetcy,  his  great-uncle,  William 
Frederick,  b.  1841.  .S"^a/— Coin  St.  Aldwyns, 
Fairford,  Gloucestershire. 

St.  Audries,  Baron.  Alexander 
Peregrine  Fuller-Acland-Hood,  2nd  B., 
6.  1893,  J.  1917;  h.p.,  his  brother,  Arthur  John 
Palmer,  b.  1906.  Seats — St.  Audries,  Bridg- 
water; Fairfield,  Bridgwater;  Woottou  House, 
Glastonbury.     (C.) 

St.  Davids,  Viscount.    John  Wyn- 

FORD  Philipps,  P.C,  1st  V.,  b.  i860,  c.  Baron 
1908,  and  Viscount  1918  ;  A.-a.,  Jestyn  Reginald 
Austen  Plantagenet,  b.  1917.  Residences — 
Lydstep  Haven,  Penally,  Pembrokeshire  ;  Tir 
Abad,  Llangammarch,  Breconshire ;  Gedding 
Hall,  Bury  St.  Edmunds  ;  7,  Park  Crescent, 
Portland  Place,  W. i.  Clubs — National  Liberal, 
Devonshire,  Reform.     (/,.) 

fSl.  EdMUNDSBURY  AND  IPSWICH, 
Bishop  of.  Albert  Augustus  David,  6. 
1867;  con.  1921.  Residence — Parklands, 
Ipswich.     Cliib—New  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

St.  Germans,  Earl  of.  John  Gran- 
ville Cornwallis  Eliot,  M.C,  6th  E.,  b. 
1890,  s.  1911  ;  h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Granville  John, 
6.  T867.  Seat —  Port  Eliot,  St.  Germans, 
Cornwall.       Clubs  —  Cavalry,    Marlborough. 

St.  John  of  Bletso,  Baron.  Mou- 
BRAY  St.  Andrew  Thornton  St.  John, 
i8th  B.,  b.  1877,  J.  1920  ;  h.-a.,  John  Mbubray 
Russell,  b.  igiT-  Seat — Melchbourne  Park, 
Sharnbrook,  Bedfordshire.  Toivn  Residence — 
5,  Ennismore  Gardens,  S.W.7.  Club — Junior 
Carlton.     (C.) 

St.  Leonards,  Baron.  Frank 
Edward  Sugden,  3rd  B.,  b.  1890,  j.  1908  ; 
h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Frank,  b.  1852.  Residence — 
Orwell  Cottage,  Windsor.     (C.) 

St.  Levan,  Baron.     John  Towns- 

HEND  St.  Aubyn,  C.V.O.,  C.B.,  2nd  B.,  b. 
1857,  s.  1908 ;  h.-p.,  his  nephew,  Francis 
Cecil,  b.  1895.  Seat — St.  Michael's  Mount, 
Marazion,  Cornwall.  Clubs  —  Travellers', 
Brooks's,  Turf,  Bachelors',  Pratt's,  Beefsteak, 
Guards',     (f/.) 

St.   Oswald,   Baron.       Rowland 

George  Winn,  3rd  B.,  h.  1893,  j.  igig  ;  h.-a., 
Rowland  Denys  Guy,  b.  1916.  Residence — 
Rowner,  Mill  House,  Billinghurst,  Sussex.  (C.) 

St.  Vincent,  Viscount.  Ronald 
ClargesJervis,  6th  V.,  b.  1859,  s.  1908;  h.-a., 
John  Cyril  Carnegie,  b,   1898.      Seats — Carl- 


ton, Shanklin,  Isle  of  Wight ;  The  Hall,. 
Sutton-on-Derwent,  York.     (C.) 

^Salisbury,  Bishop  of.     St.  Clair 

George  Alfred  Donaldson,  D.D.,  b.  1863, 
con.  1904,  t.  (from  Brisbane)  1921.  Residence 
— The  Palace,  Salisbury. 

Salisbury,  Marquess  of.  James 
Edward  Hubert  Gascoyne-Cecil,  K.G., 
P.C,  G.C.V.O.,  C.B.,  4th  AI.,  b.  1861,  j.  1903;. 
h.-a.,  Robert  Arthur  James,  V.  Cranborne, 
b.  1893.  Seats — Hatfield  House,  Hatfield;. 
Manor  House,  Cranborne,  Dorset.  1  own 
Residence — 21,  Arlington  Street,  S.W.  Clubs 
— Carlton,  Travellers',  Athenaeum.     (C) 

fSALTOUN,  Baron.  Alexander 
William  Frederick  Eraser,  C.M.G.,  i8th 
B  .  (S.P.X  b.  1851,  s.  1886;  h.-a.,  Alexander 
Arthur,  b.  1886.  Seat  —  Philorth,  Fraser- 
burgh, Aberdeenshire.  To^vn  Residence — 20, 
Bryanston  Square,  W.  C/«i^.r— Turf,  Carlton, 
Hurlingham,  United  Service.     (C.) 

Sanderson,  Baron.  Thomas- 
Henry  Sanderson,  G.C.B.,  K.C.M.G., 
I.S.O.,  D.C.L.,  ist  B.,  b.  1841,  c.  1905.. 
Residence— t^,  Wimpole  Street,  W.  Clubs — 
Athenaeum,  St.  James's,  Travellers'. 

Sandhurst,  Baron.  John  William 
Mansfield,  3rd  B.,  b.  1857,  j.  1921  ;  h.-a., 
Ralph  .Sheldon,  b.  1892.  Residences — Edge- 
brook,  Sheringham,  Norfolk  ;  37A,  Duke 
Street,  St.  James's,  S.W.  Club — Oxford  and 
Cambridge.     (/..) 

Sandwich,     Earl    of.      George 

Charles  Montagu,  gth  E.,  b.  1874,  s.  1916 ; 
h.-a.,  Alexander  Victor  Edward  Paulet,  V, 
Hinchingbrooke,  b.  1906.  5'£'«/— Hinching- 
brooke,  Huntingdon.     (C.) 

Sandys,  Baron.     Michael  Edwin. 

Marcus  Sandys,  5th  B.,  b.  1855,  j.  1904;. 
h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Arthur  Blundell  George 
Sandys  Hill,  b.  1837.  Seat — Ombersley  Court, 
Droitwich.  Tovun  Residence — 7,  Devonshire 
Street,  Portland  Place,  W.  C/«^^— Turf, 
Brooks's.  (£/.) 

S  A  VILE,  Baron.  John  Savile 
Lumley-Savilh,  K.C.V.O.,  2nd  B.,  b.  1854, 
s.  1896  ;  h.-a.,  George  Halifax,  b.  1919.  Seats 
— Rufibrd  Abbey,  (SUerton,  Notts  ;  Walshaw 
Moor,  Hebden  Bridge.  Town  Residence— i-i„ 
Bruton  Street,  W.  Clubs— 'Xvixi,  Marl- 
borough, Bachelors',  Travellers',  Carlton.    (C.)' 

Saye  and  Sele,  Baron.    Geoffrey 

Cecil  Twisleton-Wvkeham-Fiknnes  18th 
B.,  b.  1858,  J.  1907  ;  h.-a.,  Geoffrey  Rupert 
Cecil,  b.  1884.  Seat — Broughton  Castle,  near 
Banbury.  Tovm  Residence—  5,  Rosslyn  Court, 
Hampstead,  N.W.  Clubs  —  Junior  United 
Service,  National  Liberal.     (Z.) 

ScARBROUGH,  Earl  of.  Aldred 
Frederick  George  Beresford  Lumley,. 
G.B.E.,  K.C.B.,  loth^.,  b.  1857,  j.  1884;  k.-p., 
his  brother,  Osbert  Victor  George  Atheling, 
b.  1862.  Seats — Sandbeck  Park,  Rotherham; 
Lumley  Castle,  Durham.  Town  Residence — 
21,  Park  Lane,  W.  Clubs — Carlton,  Army  and 
Navy.     (C.) 

§Seafield,    Countess    of.       Nina 

Caroline  Ogilvie-Grant,  b.  1906,  s.  1915  ; 
//.-/.,    her    uncle,   Trevor.   B.    Strathspey,   6. 
1879.      Residences— Cast\s   Grant,    Grantown 
Morayshire  ;  CuUen  House,  CuUen,  Banffshire 
Balmacaan,  Glen  Urquhart,  Inverness-shire. 


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Skaforth,  Baron.  James  Alex- 
ANDBR  Francis  Humberston  Stewart- 
Mackbnzie,  ist  ^.,  ^.  1847,  r.  1921.  Seats— 
Brahan  Castle,  Conon  Bridge,  Ross-shire ; 
Lydhurst,  Hayward's  Heath.  Tmun  Rest- 
■dtKce—^T,  Berkeley  Square,  W.  Clubs— 
Carlton  Turf,  Army  and  Navj-. 

Seaton,  Baron.  John  Reginald 
Upton  Ei.iott-Drake-Colborne,  3rd  B.,  b. 
1854,  s.  J 888  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Francis  Lionel 
Lydstone  Colborne.  b.  1855.  Seats — Buck- 
land  Abbey,  Yelverton,  S.  Devon ;  Beechwood, 
Plympton,  Devon ;  Sheafhayne,  Yarcombe, 
Chard.     C/«/^j— Carlton.  Travellers'.    (C.) 

S  EFT  ON,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.) 
Osbert  Cecil  Molvneux,  P.C,  6th  E.,  b. 
1871,  J.  1901  :  h.-a.,  Hugh  William  Osbert,  V. 
Moljmeux,  b.  1898.  Seats — Croxteth  Hall, 
[.iverpool ;  Abbeystead,  Lancaster.  Tmun 
Residence  —  13,  Charles  Street,  Berkeley 
Square,  W.     Club—'Xnx{.    (£/.) 

Selborne,  Earl  of.  William 
Waldegrave  Palmer,K.G.,  P.C.,G.C.M.G., 
and  E.,  b.  1859  j.  1895,^. -a.,  Roundell  Cecil, 
V.  Wolmer,  b.  1887.  ^'i-rt^— Blackmoor,  Liss, 
Hampshire.    Clubs — Brooks's,  Carlton.   {U.)        ' 

Selby,  Viscount.  James  William 
Herschell  Gully,  2nd  V.,  b.  1867,  s.  1909; 
■h.-a.,  Thomas  Sutton  Evelyn,  b.  1911.  Resi- 
■dence — 18,  Brunswick  Square,  Hove,  Sussex. 
Clubs — Oxford  and  Cambridge.   (Z..) 

fSEMPiLL,   Baron.     John  Forbes- 

Sempill,  i8th  B.  (S.P.),  b.  1863,  j.  1905  ;  h.-a., 
William  Francis,  b.  1893.  Seats — Craigievar 
Castle,  Lumphanan,  Aberdeen ;  Fmtray 
House,  Aberdeenshire.  Chibs  —  Naval  and 
Military,  Royal  Northern  (Aberdeen).    (C.) 

Shaftesbury,  Earl  of.  Anthony 
Ashlev-Cooper,  K.P.,  K.C.V.O.,  C.B.E., 
<)th  E.,  b.  1869,  s.  1886;  h.-a.,  Anthony, 
/..  Ashley,  b.  1900.  .S"^a^.r— St.  Giles's  House, 
Dorset;  Belfast  Castle,  Ireland.  Clubs— 
Marlborough,  Travellers',  Royal  Yacht  Squad- 
Ton.     (C) 

Shandon,  Baron.     Ignatius  John 

O'Brien,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1857,  c.  Bt.  1916 
and  Baron  1918.  Residences—The  Dene,  St. 
Lawrence,  Isle  of  Wight ;  51  a,  Holland  Park, 
W.  C/«*j— National  Liberal,  Dublin  Univer- 
sity.   (L.) 

Shannon,    Earl    of.      (Sits  as  B. 

Carleton.)  Robert  Henry  Boyle,  8th  E., 
■b.  1900,  s.  1917  ;  h.p.,  his  uncle,  Robert 
Francis,  b.  1863. 

Shaughnessy,  Baron.  Thomas 
George  Shaughnessy,  K.C.V.O.,  i.st  B., 
■b.  1853,  c.  1916 ;  h.a.,  William,  b.  1883. 
Residence— go$,  Dorchester  Street,  Montreal. 
Clubs — Junior  Athenaeum  (London),  and  Mount 
Royal,  St.  James's,  and  University  (Montreal). 

Shaw  of  Dunfermline,  Baron. 
Thomas  Shaw,  P.C,  K.C,  LL.D.,  b.  1850; 
•c.  a  Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary  1909.  Resi- 
dences—Craigmyle.  Aberdeenshire;  g,  Bolton 
Gardens,  S.W.5.  Clubs— Reform,  Scottish 
Liberal,  Northern  (Aberdeen).     {L.) 

Sheffield,  Baron.  (Sits  as  Baron 
Stanley  of  Alderley.)  Edward  Lyulph 
Stanley,  P.C,  4th  B.,  b.  1839,  s.  1909  ;  h.-a., 
Arthur  Lyulph,  K.C.M.G.,  b.  1875.  Seats— 
Alderley  Park,  Chelford,  Crewe;  Penrh3s, 
Holyhead.      Tc?vm  Residence — 14,  Devonshire 


Street,  W.  i.  Cluis  —  Reform,  National 
Liberal,  Manchester  Reform.     (L.) 

Sheffield,  Bishop  of.  Leonard 
Hedlby  Burrows,  D.D.,  ist  Bishop,  b. 
1857  ;  con.  Suffragan  1909,  /.  1914.  PaUtce— 
Bishopsholme,  near  Sheffield. 

JSherard,  Baron.    Philip  Halton 

Sherard,  nth  B.  (LP.),  b.  1851,  s.  1902; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Ralph  Woodchurch,  b.  i860, 
.y^a^— Glatton  Hall,  Bridgwater.  Residence 
—  Pagnton,  Devon. 

Sherborne,  Baron.  James 
HuNTLY  DuTTON,  D.S.O.,  6th  B.,  b.  1873, 
s.  1920;  h.-a.,  (iharles,  b.  191 1.  Seat — 
Sherborne  House,  Northleach,  Gloucestershire. 
Clubs — Arthur's,  Orleans. 

§Shrewsbury  and  Talbot,  Earl 
of.  John  George  Charles  Henry  Alton 
Alexander  Chetwvnd  Chetwvnd- Talbot, 
2 ist  E.,  b.  1 91 4,  .f.  1921  ;  h.-p.,  his  great-great- 
uncle,  Reginald  Arthur  James  Talbot,  b.  1841. 
Seat — Ingestre,  Stafford.     (C) 

Shuttleworth,  Baron.  Ughtred 
James  Kay-Shuttleworth,  P.C,  ist  B., 
b.  1844,  c.  1902;  h.-a.,  his  grandson,  Richard 
Ughtred  Paul,  b.  1913.  Seats — Gawthorpe 
Hall,  Burnley,  Lancashire ;  Barbon  Manor, 
Kirkby  Lonsdale,  Westmorland.  Club  — 
Athenaeum.     (Z..) 

Sidmouth,     Viscount.        Gerald 

William  Addington,  5th  V.,  b.  1882,  j.  1915  ; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Raymond  Anthony,  b.  1887. 
Seats—  Up  Ottery  Manor,  Honiton  ;  Erleigh 
Court,  Reading.  Club — Junior  Constitutional. 
(C.) 

fSiNCLAiR,  Baron.  Charles  Wil- 
liam St.  Clair,  isth  B.  (S.P.),  b.  1831,  i. 
1880;  h.-a.,  Archibald  James  Murray,  b.  1875. 
Seats-  Herdmanston,  Pencaitland,  Haddir.g- 
tonshire ;  Nisbet  House,  Duns,  Berwickshire. 
Tmun  Residence — 55,  Onslow  Square,  S.W. 
(C.) 

SiNHA,  Baron.  Satyendra  Pra- 
sanna  Sinha,  P.C,  K.C.S.L,  ist  B.,  c.  1919  ; 
h.a.,  Aroon,  b.  1887.  Residence — Delhi,  India. 
Clubs  —  Reform,  National  Liberal,  Marl- 
borough.    (Z..) 

Sligo,  Marquess  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Monteagle.)  George  Ulick  Browne,  6th 
M.,  b.  1856,  J.  as  M.  Sligo  1913,  and  as  E. 
Clanricarde  1916  ;  h.a-,  Ulick  de  Burgh,  E. 
Altamont,  b.  1898.  Seat — Westport  House, 
Westport,  CO.  Mayo.  Toivn  Residence — 7, 
Upper  Belgrave  Street,  S.W.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Travellers',  Kildare  Street.     (C) 

JSoDOR   AND    Man,    Bishop  of. 

James  Denton  Thompson,  D.D.,  b.  1856,  con. 
1912.  Palace — Bishop's  Court,  Kirkmichael, 
Isle  of  Man.  [Has  neither  seat  nor  vote  in  the 
House  of  Lords.] 

Somerleyton,  Baron.  Savile 
Brinton  Crosslbv,  P.C,  K.C.V.O.,  ist  B., 
b.  1857,  c,  1916 ;  h.-a.,  Francis  Savile,  b.  1889. 
Seat — Somerleyton  Hall,  Lowestoft.  Town 
Residence  —  49,  Charles  Street,  Berkeley 
Square,   W.     Club — Brooks's.     {U.) 

SoMERS,  Baron.   Arthur  Herbert 

Tennyson  CoSks,  D.S.O.,  M.C,  6th  B.,  b. 
1887,  J.  1899  ;  h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Henry  Lawrence 
Somers,  b.  1862.  Residence — Eastnor  Castle, 
Ledbury.     Clubs— Turf,  Marlborough.     (C.) 


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315 


Somerset,    Duke  of.      Algernon 

St.  Maur,  15th  D.,  b.  1846,  J.  1894  ;  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Ernest,  b.  1847.  Seats  —  Maiden 
Bradley  House,  Bath ;  Berry  Pomeroy,  Totnes, 
Devon.  Ttnun  Residence — 35,  Grosvenor 
Square,  W.  Clubs — Carlton,  Army  and  Navy, 
Royal  Yacht  Squadron.     (C.) 

Sondes,    Earl.      Lewis    Arthur 

MiLLES,  3rd  E.,  b.  1866,  s.  1907;  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Henry  Augustus  Milles-Lade,  b. 
1867.  Seat — Lees  Court,  Faversham.  Club— 
-Cavalry.     (C.) 

Southampton,    Baron.     Charles 

Henry  FitzRov,  O.B.E.,  4th  ^.,  b.  1867,  j. 
1872  ;  h.-a.,  Charles,  b.  1904.  Residence — 
Rockclifie  Park,  Darlington.     (C.) 

Southborough,  Baron.     Francis 

John  Stephens  Hopwood,  P.C,  G.C.B., 
G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  K.C.S.I.,  ist  B.,  b. 
i860,  cr.  1917;  h.-a.,  James  Spencer  Neill, 
b.  1889.  Residence — 17,  Airlie  Gardens, 
"Campden  Hill,  W.  Clubs — Brooks's,  Reform, 
Wellington. 

Southesk,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Balinhard.)  Charles  Noel  Carnegie, 
loth  E.,  b.  1854,  s.  1905  ;  h.-a.,  Charles 
Alexander,  L.  Carnegie,  b.  1893.  Seats — 
Kinnaird  Castle,  Brechin ;  Crimonmogate, 
Lonnay,  Aberdeenshire ;  Elsick,  Kincardine- 
shire.    Clubs — Carlton,  Bachelors'.     (C.) 

Southwark,    Baron.     Richard 

Knight  Causton,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1843,  c. 
1910.  Residence — 12,  Devonshire  Place, 
Portland  Place,  W.  Clubs — Reform,  Devon- 
shire, National  Liberal,  Gresham.     (i.) 

:j:SouTHWARK,  Bishop  of.  Cyril 
FoRSTER  Garbett,  b.  1875,  con.  1919-  Re- 
sidence— Bishop's  House,  Kennington,  S.E. 

Southwell,   Bishop   of.      Edwyn 

HosKVNS,  D.D.,  b.  1851,  con.  1896,  t.  1904. 
Residence— ^v^o^%  Manor,  Southwell. 

^Southwell,  Viscount.  Arthur 
Robert  Pvers  Joseph  Mary  Southwell, 
5th  V.  (LP.),  b.  1872,  J.  1878;  h.-a.,  Robert 
Arthur  William  Joseph,  b.  1898.  Seat — Knolton 
Hall,  Ellesmere.     C/«i5— Royal  Automobile. 

Spencer,  Earl.     Charles  Robert 

Spencer,  K.G.,  P.C,  G.C.V.O.,  6th  E.,  b. 
1857,  J.  1910;  h.-a.,  Albert  Edward  John,  V. 
.\lthorp;  b.  1892.  .Sfrt/J-  Althorp,  North- 
ampton ;  North  Creake,  Fakenham,  Norfolk. 
Town  Residence — 28,  .St.  James's  Place,  S.W. 
■Clubs — Turf,  Marlborough,  Brooks's.     (Z,.) 

Stafford,  Baron.  Francis  Ed- 
ward Fitzherbert-Stafford,  D.S.O., 
1 2th  B.,  b.  1859,  J.  191 3;  h.-p.,  his  brother, 
Basil  John  Fitzherbert,  b.  1861.  Seats — 
Swynnerton  Park,  Stone,  Staflfordshire ;  Shifnal 
Manor,  .Salop;  StaflToid  Castle,  Staflfordshire. 
■Clubs — White's,  Orleans, Cavalrj'.   {National.) 

Stair,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Oxen- 
FOORD.)  John  James  Dalrymple,  D.S.O., 
12th  E.,  b.  1877,  J.  1914  ;  h.-a.,  John  Aymer, 
V.  Dalrymple,  b.  1906.  Seats — Lochinch, 
Castle  Kennedy,  Wigtownshire;  Oxenfoord 
Castle,  near  Edinburgh.  To7un  Residence — 
17,  Eaton  Terrace,  S.W.  Clubs — Guards', 
Carlton.     (C.) 

Stalbridge,  Baron.     Hugh  Gros- 

-VENOR,  2nd  B.,  b.  1880,  s.  1912 ;   h.-a.,  Hugh 


Raufe,  b.  1904.  Seat  —  Motcombe  House, 
Shaftesbury,  Dorset.  Town  Residence — 33, 
Dover  Street,  W.     (C/.) 

Stamford,  Earl  of.    Roger  Grey, 

ioth£.,  b.  1896,  ^.  1910.  Residence — Dunham 
Massey  Hall,  Altrincham.  Club — Travellers'. 
^L.U.) 

Stamfordham,  Baron.  Arthur 
John  Bigge,  P.C,  G.C.B.,  G.C.LE., 
G.C.V.O.,  K.CS.L,  K.C.M.G.,  I.S.O., 
D.C.L.,  1st  B.,  b.  1849,  c.  1911.  Residences 
— Colour  Court,  St.  James's  Palace,  S.W. ; 
Winchester  Tower,  Windsor  Castle.  Clubs — 
United  Service,  Marlborough. 

Stanhope,  Earl.    James  Richard 

Stanhope,  D.S.O.,  M.C.,  7th  E.,  b.  1880, 
J.  1905;  h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Henry  Augustus, 
b.  1845.     Seat — Chevening,  Sevenoaks.     (C.) 

Stanmore,  Baron.  George  Ar- 
thur Maurice  Hamilton-Gordon,  C.V.O., 
2nd  B.,  b.  1871,  c.  Lgi2.  Clubs-  Brooks's, 
Turf.     (L.) 

Sterndale,      Baron.        William 

PiCKFORD,     P.C,      ist     B.,    b      1848,    C.     I918. 

Seat— K-ing  Sterndale,  near  Buxton.  To^vn 
Residence — Queen's  House,  16,  Cheyne  Walk, 
Chelsea,  S.W.  Chambers — Royal  Courts  of 
Justice,  W.C 

Strabolgi,    Baron.     Cuthbert 

Matthias  Kenworthv,  9th  />.,  b.  1853 ;  abey- 
ance determined  1916  ;  /i.(T.,  Joseph  Montague, 
b.  1886.  Residences — 44,  Leinster  Gardens, 
W.  ;  32,  Upper  Berkeley  Street,  \V.     {L.) 

Strachie,    Baron.       Edward 

Strachey,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1858,  c.  1911  ;  h.-a., 
Edward,  b.  1882.  Seat — Sutton  Court,  Pens- 
ford,  Somerset,  Town  Residence — 27,  Cadogan 
Gardens,  S.W.     CVk.^— Brooks's.     (Z.) 

Stradbroke,  Earl  of.  George 
Edvvard  John  Mowbray  Rous,  K.C.M.G., 
K.B.E.,  C.B.,  CV.O.,  3rd  E.,  b.  1862,  j.  i886; 
h.-a.,  John  Anthony  Alexander,  V.  Dnnwich, 
b.  1903.  Official  Residence — State  Govern- 
ment House,  Melbourne,  Victoria.  Seat — 
Henham  Hall,  Wangford,  Suffolk.  Clubs — 
Bachelors',  Carlton,  Royal  Yacht  Squadron. 
(C.) 

Strafford,  Earl  of.     Edmund 

Henry  Byng,  6th  E.,  b.  1862,  j.  1918  ;  h.-p., 
his  half-brother,  Ivo  Francis,  b.  1874.  Seats 
— Wrotham  Park,  Bamet ;  Dancer's  Hill, 
Barnet.     (6^.) 

IIStrange  of  Knokin,  Baroness. 
Elizabeth  Frances  Philipps  {Viscountess 
St.  Davids),  b.  1884,  j.  1921  ;  h.-a.,  Jestyn 
Reginald  Austen  Plantagenet,  b.  1917.  Resi- 
dences— Lydstep  Haven,  Penally,  Pembroke- 
shire ;  Tir  Abad,  Llangammarch,  Breconshire ; 
Gedding  Hall,  Bury  St.  Edmunds;  7,  Park 
Crescent,  Portland  Place,  W. 

Strathclyde,  Baron.  Alexander 

Ure,  P.C,  G.B.E.,  ist  B.,  b.  1853,  c.  1914. 
Residences— "i-z,  Heriot  Row,  Edinburgh ; 
Cairndhu,  Helensburgh.  Clubs — Reform, 
Royal  Northern  Yacht,  Royal  Clyde  Yacht, 
Western  (Glasgow),  Royal  Automobile,  Royal 
Scottish  Automobile,  University  (Edinburgh). 
{L.) 

IIStrathcona  and  Mount  Royal, 

Baroness.  Margaret  Charlotte  Howard, 
b.  1834,.;.  1914  ;  h.a.,  Donald  Sterling  Palmer, 
b.  1891.    Seats — Glencoe,  Argyllshire ;  Debdea 


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PEERS   AND   PEERESSES. 


Hall,  Newport,  Essex;  Colonsay,  N.B. ;  Silver 
Heights,  VVinnipeg,  Manitoba;  911,  Dorchester 
Street  West,  Montreal.  Kesicience—^6,  Green 
Street,  Park  Lane,  W.i. 

Stratheden      and      Campbell, 

Baron.  Alastair  Campbell,  4th  B.,  b.  1899, 
s.  1918 ;  h.-f.,  his  brother,  Gavin,  b.  1901. 
^M<— Hartrigge,  Jedburgh.     C/«^  Guards'. 

Strathmore  and  Kinghorne, 

Earl  of.  (Sits  as  .5.  Bowes).  Claude  George 
BowE,s-LvoN,  14th  E.,  b.  1855,  J.  1904; 
h.-a.,  Patrick,  L.  Glamis,  b.  1884.  Seats— 
Glamis  Castle,  Forfarshire  ;  Streatlam  Castle, 
Darlington  ;  St.  Paul's  Walden  Bury,  Welwyn, 
Herts.  Town  Residence— 20,  St.  James's 
Square,  S.W.    C/«*j— Arthur's,  Carlton.    (C.) 

Strathspey,     Baron.        Trevor 

Ogilvik-Grant,  4th  B.,  b.  1879,  j.  1915 ; 
h.-a.,  Donald  Patrick  Trevor,  b.  1912.  Resi- 
Jenre—Kiz  Ora,  2,  Carlton  Road,  Putney, 
S.W. 

Stuart  of  Wortley,  Baron. 
Charles  Beilby  Stuart-Wortlev,  P.C, 
1st  B.,  b.  1851,  c.  1917.  Residence — 7,  Cheyne 
Walk,  Chelsea,  S.W.  C/w/'i— Carlton,  Beef- 
steak, St.  Stephen's.     (C.) 

SuDELEV,  Baron.  CharlesDouglas 
Richard  Hanbury-Tracv,  P.C,  F.R.S.,  4th 
B.,  b.  1840,  s.  1877,  h.-a.,  William  Charles 
Frederick,  b.  1870.  Residence  —  Ormeley 
Lodge,  Ham  Common,  Surrey.     ( U.) 

SuFFiELD,  Baron.     Charles  .Har- 

BORD,  C.B.,  M.V.O.,  6th  B.,  b.  1855,  j.  1914 ; 
h.-a.,  Victor  Alexander  Charles,  b.  1897. 
Residence— GwiAow  Park,  Norwich.  Clubs — 
Turf,  Guards'.     {U.) 

§SuFFOLK  AND  BERKSHIRE,  Earl  of. 
Charles  Henry  George  Howard,  20th  E., 
b.  1906,  s.  1917  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Cecil  John 
Arthur,  b.  1908.  Seat — Charlton  Park,  Malmes- 
bury. 

Sumner,  Baron.      John  Andrew 

Hamilton,  P.C,  G.C.B.,  b.  1859,  c.  a  Lord 
of  Appeal  in  Ordinary  1913.  Seat — Ibstone, 
Bucks.  Town  Residence  —  25,  Gloucester 
Square,  Hyde  Park,  W. 

Sutherland,    Duke  of.     George 

Granville  Sutherland  Sutherland- 
Leveson-Gower,  5th  D.,  b.  1888,  j.  1913 ; 
h.-f.  (to  Earldom  of  Sutherland),  his  niece, 
Elizabeth  Millicent,^.  1921,  (to  other  titles)  his 
cousin,  Frederick  Neville,  b.  1874.  Seats — 
Dunrobin  Castle,  Sutherland  ;  House  of 
Tongue,  Lairg ;  Sutton  Place,  Guildford  ; 
Brooks,  Alberta,  Canada.  Town  Residence^ 
Hampden  House,  Green  Street,  W.     (i/.) 

Swansea,  Baron.  Ernest  Am- 
brose Vivian,  2nd  B.,  h.  1848,  s.  1894  ;  h.-p., 
his  brother,  Odo  Richard,  b.  1875.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Athenaeum,  Hurlingham.     (£/.) 

Swaythling,  Baron.  Louis 
Samubl-Montagu,  2nd  B.,b.  1869.  s.  1911  ; 
h.-a.,  Stuart  Albert  Samuel,  b.  1898.  Seat — 
South  Stoneham  House,  Hants.  Town  Rtsi- 
dtnce — 28,  Kensington  Court,  W.  Clubs — Re- 
form, Bath,  Royal  Southern  Yacht.     (Z..) 

§Swinfen,  Baron.  Charles 
SwiNFEN  Eady,  2nd  B.,  b.  1904,  s,  1919. 
Residtnce — 23,  Hyde  Park  Gardens,  W. 


Sydenham    of     Combe,     Baron. 

George  Sydenham  Clarke,  G.CS.L, 
G.C.M.G.,  G.C.LE.,  G.B.E.,  F.R.S.,  ist  B., 
b.  1848,  c.  191 3.  Residences — The  Priory, 
Lamberhurst,  Kent ;  loi,  Onslow  Square, 
S.W.     Club — Athenaeum. 

Talbot  de  Malaiiide,  Baron. 
James  Boswell  Talbot,  6th  B.,  b.  1874,  j. 
1921  ;  h.-p.,  his  uncle,  Reginald  Gilbert 
Murray,  b.  1849.  .Jm^.?— Malahide  Castle, 
Dublin;  Auchinleck  House,  Ayrshire.     (U.) 

Tankerville,  Earl  of.  George 
Montagu  Bennet,  7th  E.,  b.  1852,  j.  1899; 
h.-a.,  Charles  Augustus  Ker,  L.  Ossulston, 
b.  1897.  Seat—  Cnillingham  Castle,  Belford, 
Northumberland.  Club  —  Royal  Societies'. 
(C.) 

JTeignmouth,     Baron.        Henry 

Noel  Shore,  5th  ^.  (LP.),  b.  1847,  j.  1916; 
h.-a.,  Hugh  Aglionby,  b.  1881.  Residence — 
Mount  Elton,  Clevedon. 

Temple  of  Stowe,  Earl.  Alger- 
non William  Stephen  Temple-Gork- 
Langton,  5th  E.,  b.  1871,  i.  1902 ;  h.-p., 
his  nephew,  Chandos  Grenville,  b.  1909.  Seats 
— Newton  Park,  Bristol  ;  Wotton  House, 
Aylesbury.  Clubs  —  Arthur's,  St.  James's, 
Brooks's,  Wyndham.     (C.) 

Templemore,     Baron.       Arthur 

Henry  Chichester,  3rd  B.,  b.  1854,  s.  1906; 
h.-a.,  Arthur  Claud  Spencer,  b.  1880.  Seats— 
Dunbrody  Park,  Arthurstown,  co.  Wexford  ; 
Inch  House,  Londonderry.  To^vn  Residence — 
4,  Portman  Square,  W.  Clubs — Carlton,  Tra- 
vellers', Sackville  Street.    (C.) 

"^Templetown,  Viscount.     Henry 

Edward  Montagu  Dorington  Clotworthy 
Upton,  4th  V.  (LP.),  b.  1853,  ^-  1890;  h.-a., 
Henry  Augustus  George  Mountjoy  Heneage, 
b.  1894.  Seat — Castle  Upton,  Templepatrick, 
CO.  Antrim.     Club — Marlborough.     (C) 

Tennyson,  Baron.  Hallam  Tenny- 
son, P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  2nd  B.,  b.  1852,  J.  1892  ; 
h.-a.,  Lionel  Hallam,  b.  1889.  Seats — Monk.s- 
hatch,  Guildford  ;  Farringford,  Freshwater, 
Isle  of  Wight.     C/;<i5— Athenasum.     (i/.) 

Tenterden,      Baron.         Charles 

Stuart  Henry  Abbott,  4th  B.,  b.  1865,  s. 
1882;  h.-a.,  Charles  Stuart  Anthony  Rowland, 
b.  1909.  Residence — 29,  Egerton  Terrace, 
S.W.     Club-Stt.  James s.     (Z,.) 

Terrington,  Baron.  Harold 
James  Selborne  Woodhouse,  O.B.E.,  2nd 
B.,  b.  1877,  s.  1921  ;  h.-p.,  Horace  Marton,  • 
C  B.E.,  b.  1887.  Residences  —  Spinfield, 
Marlow,  Bucks;  11,  Clarges  Street,  W.i. 
Clubs — Reform,  Bath,  Royal  Thames  Yacht. 
(Z.) 

Teynham,    Baron.     Henry  John 

Philip  Sidney  Roper-Curzon,  i8th  B., 
b.  1867,  J.  1892 ;  h.-a.,  Christopher  John 
Henry,  b.  1896.  Residence — 119A,  Mount 
Street,  Berkeley  Square,  W.  Club — Welling- 
ton.    (C.) 

Thurlow,  Baron.  Charles  Ed- 
ward Hovell-Thurlow-  Cumming-Bruce, 
6th  B.,  b.  1869,  J.  1916;  h.-a.,  Henry  Charles, 
b.  1910.  Residence— \\,  Canning  Street, 
Liverpool.    (L.) 

ToLLEMACHE,  Baron.  Bentley 
Lyonel  John  Tollemache,  3rd  .5.,  b.  1883, 


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J.  1904  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Denis  Plantaganet, 
b.  1884.  Seats — Helmingham  Hall,  Stow- 
market,  Suffolk  ;  Peckforton  Castle,  Tarporley, 
Cheshire.    (C) 

JToRPHiCHEN,  Baron.  John 
Gordon  Sandilands,  13th  ^5.  (S.P.),  b.  1886, 
J.  1915  ;  h.-a.,  James  Bruce,  b.  1917.  Seat— 
Calder  House,  Mid-Calder,  Midlothian.     (C.) 

ToRRiNGTON,  Viscount.  George 
Master  Byng,  oth  V.,  b.  1886,  i.  1889  ;  h.-p., 
his  nephew,  Arthur  Stanley,  b.  1876.  Seat — 
Votes  Court,  Mereworth,  Kent.     (Z..) 

§TowNSHEND,  Marquess.  George 
John  Patrick  Dominic  Townshend,  7th  i1/., 
i.  1916,  J.  1921  ;  h.-p.,  Charles  Vere  Ferrars,  b. 
1861.  Seat — Raynham  Hall,  Norfolk.  Resi- 
dence— 78,  Avenue  Road,  Regent's  Park,  N.  W. 
iC.) 

Tredegar,  Baron.  Courtenay 
Charles  Evan  Morgan,  O.B.E.,  3rd  B.,  b. 
1867,  J.  1913  ;  h.-a.,  Evan  Frederic,  b.  1893. 
Seats — Tredegar  Park,  Newport,  Monmouth- 
shire ;  Ruperra  Castle,  Glamorganshire. 
C/?<^i— White's,  Arthur's,  Turf,  Royal  Yacht 
Squadron.     (C) 

Treowen,  Baron.  Ivor  John  Cara- 
Doc  Herbert,  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  ist  B.,  b.  1851, 
£.  1917.  Seats — Llanarth  Court,  Raglan ; 
Treowen,  Monmouth  ;  Llanover,  Abergavenny; 
Abercarn  Uchaf,  Abercarn,  Monmouthshire. 
Town  Residence — 9,  Great  Stanhope  Street, 
Mayfair,  W.  Clubs — Travellers',  Marlborough, 
Guards'.    (L.) 

Trevethin,  Baron.  Alfred  Tris- 
tram, PC,  ist  B.,  b.  1843,  c.  1921  ;  h.-a., 
Alfred  Clive,  b.  1876.  Seat  —  Invernairne, 
Nairn.  Town  Residence — 10,  South  Street, 
Mayfair,  W.  dubs — Athenaeum,  New  Uni- 
versity. 

Trevor,  Baron.   Arthur  William 

Hill-Trevor,  2nd  B.,  b.  1852,  j.  1894  :  h.-p., 
his  half-brother,  George  Edwyn,  b.  1859.  .Seat 
— Brynkinalt,  Chirk,  Denbighshire.  Clubs— 
Carlton.  White's,  Ulster.     (C.) 

JTrimle.sto\vn,  Baron.     Charles 

Alovsius  Barnewall,  i8th  B.  (I. P.),  b.  1861, 
s.  1893;  h.-a.,  Charles  Aloysius,  b.  1899. 
Residence — Bloomsbury,  Kells,  co.  Meath. 
Clui — Hibernian  United  Service. 

Truro,  Bishop  of.  Frkderic 
Sumpter  Guy  Warman,  D.D.,  b.  1872,  con. 
1919.     Residence — Lis  Escop,  Truro. 

TWEEDDALE, Marquess  of.  (Sitsas  B.) 
William  George  Montagu  Hay,  nth  M., 
i.  1884,  J.  1911  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Edward 
Douglas  John,  b.  1888.  Seat — Vester  House, 
Haddingtonshire.     {L.U.) 

TwEEDMOUTH,  Baron.  Dudley 
Churchill  Marjoribanks,  C.M.G.,  M.V.O., 
D..S.O.,  3rd  B.,  b.  1874,  s.  1909;  h.-p.,  his 
uncle,  Coutts,  b.  i860.     Clubs — Turf,  Brooks's. 

a.) 

Ullswater, Viscount.  James  Wil- 
liam Lowther,  P.C,  GC.B.,  ist  v.,  b. 
1855,  ''•  1921,  h  -a.,  Christopher  William,  b, 
1887.  Seat — Campsea  Ashe,  Wickham  Market, 
Sun  oik.  Town  Residence — 33,  Great  Cumber- 
land Place,  W.I.  Clidis — Carlton,  Athenasum. 
(C.) 

Valentia,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B. 
Annesley  of  Bletchington.)     Arthur  Annes- 


LEY,  C.B.,  M.V.O.,  nth  V.,  b.  1843,  j.  1863  ; 
h.-a.,  Caryl  Arthur  James,  b.  1883.  Seat — 
Bletchington  Park,  Oxford.  Clubs — Carlton, 
White's,  Turf,  Hurlingham,  Cavalry.     (C) 

Vaux  of  Harrowden,  Baron. 
Hubert  George  Charles  Mostyn,  7th  B., 
b.  i860,  s.  1883  ;  co-heiresses  to  the  Barony, 
Grace  Mary  Eleanor,  b.  1887,  Gladys  Flora,  b. 
1889,  and  Dorothy  Alice,  b.  1893.  Seat — Har- 
rowden Hall,  Wellingborough.  To7un  Resi- 
dence— 5,  Half  Moon  Street,  W.  i.  Clubs — 
Brooks's,  Travellers'.    (Z..) 

JVentry,    Baron.      Frederick 

Rossmore  Wauchope  Eveleigh  -  De  - 
Moleyns,  D.S.O.,  5th  B.  LP.),  b.  1861,  i^. 
1914  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  .Arthur  William,  b. 
1864.  Seat — Burnham  House,  Dingle,  co. 
Kerry.    (C.) 

Vernon,  Baron.  Francis  Wil- 
liam Lavvrance  Venables-Vernon,  9th  B., 
b.  1889,  s.  1915  ;  h.-p.,  his  cousin.  Sir  William 
Henry,  b.  1852.     Seat — Sudbury  Hall,  Derby. 

Verulam,  Earl  of.  James  Walter 

Grimston,  3rd  E.,  b.  1852,  f.  1895;  h.-a., 
James  Walter,  V.  Grimston,  b.  1880.  Seat — 
Gorhambury,  St.  Albans.  Clubs — Carlton, 
Bachelors'.     (C) 

Vivian,  Baron.  George  Cres- 
pigny  Brabazon  Vivian,  D.S.O.,  4th  B.,  b. 
1878,  i.  1893  ;  h.-a.,  Anthony  Crespigny  Claud, 
b.  1906.  Seat—GXyxvci,  Bodmin,  Cornwall. 
Clubs — Bachelors'.  Brooks's.    (C.) 

Wakefield,    Bishop  of.     George 

Rodney  Eden,  D.D.,  2nd  Bishop,  b.  1853,' 
con.  1890.  t.  1897.  Residence — Manor  House, 
Heath,  Wakefield. 

Waldegrave,     Earl.        William 

Frederick  Waldegrave,  P.C,  9th  E.,  b. 
1 851,  i.  1859  ;  h.-a.,  William  Edward  Sey- 
mour, F.  Chewton,  b.  1882.  ■S'^a/— Chewton 
Priory,  Bath.  Clubs — Carlton,  Constitutional. 
(C.) 

Waleran,  Baron.    Wiliam  Hood 

Walrond,  P.C.,  ist  B.,  b.  1849  ;  j-.  to  the 
Baronetcy  i88g,  c.  Baron  1905  ;  h.-a.,  his 
grandson,  William  George  Hood,  b.  1905. 
Residences — 68,  South  Audley  Street,  W,  ; 
Casa  Picciola,  Cabbe  Roquebrune,  France. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Garrick.     (C.) 

WALES,  PRINCE  OF.  H.R.H. 
Edward  Albert  Christian  George 
Andrew  Patrick  David,  K.G.,  P.C, 
G.C.S.I.,  G.M.M.G.,  G.C.I.E.,  G.C.V.O., 
G.M.B.E.,  M.C,  b.  1894;  h.-p.,  his  brother, 
Albert  Patrick  Arthur  George,  b.  1895.  Resi- 
dence— St.  James's  Palace,  S.W.  Clubs — 
Bachelors',  Royal  Automobile,  Marlborough, 
Guards'. 

Walsingham,  Baron.  John  Au- 
gustus DE  Grey,  7th  B.,  b.  1849,  j.  1919 ; 
h.-a.,  George,  b.  1884.  Seat — Merton 
Hall,  Thetford,  Norfolk.  Residences— The 
Hassocks,  Merton,  Thetford  ;  Fredmoen, 
Aarraes,  Norway.     Club — Carlton.     (C.) 

Warwick,  Earl  Brooke  and  of. 
Francis  Richard  Charles  Guy  Greville, 
5th  E.,  b.  1853,  s.  1893  ;  h.-a.,  Leopold  Guy 
Francis  Mayiiard,  L.  Brooke,  b.  1882.  Seats — 
Warwick  Castle,  Warwick ;  Easton  Lodge, 
Dunmow.    Clubs — Carlton,  Turf.     (C) 

Waterford,  Marquess  of.  (Sits 
nsB.  Tyrone.)   John  Charles  de  la  Pobr 


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PEERS   AND   PEERESSES. 


Beresford,  ^tlwl/.,^.  1901, f.  1911  :  h.-p.,  his 
brother,  Wilham  Mostyn  de  la  Poer,  b.  1905. 
Seat — Curraghmore,  co.  Waterford. 

JWaterpark,  Baron.  Charles 
Frederick  Cavendish,  5th  B.  (I. P.).  b.  1883, 
s.  1912  ;  k.-p.,  his  cousin,  Henry  Sheppard 
Hart  b.  1876.     Residence — Doveridge,  Derby. 

Wavkrtree,  Baron.  William 
Hall  Walker,  ist  i?.,  b.  1856,  c.  1919. 
Seats  —  Sandy  Brow,  Tarporley,  Cheshire  ; 
Horsley  Hall,  Gresford,  Denbighshire.  Town 
Residence — Sussex  Lodge,  Regent's  Park, 
N.W.  Clubs — Marlborough,  Hurlingham, 
Carlton.    (C.) 

Weardale,  Baron.     Philip  James 

Stanhope,  ist  B.,  b.  1847,  c.  1906.  Seat — 
Weardale  Manor,  Brasted,  Chart,  Kent.  Resi- 
dence— 3,  Carlton  Gardens,  S.W.  Clubs — 
St.  James's,  Turf,  National  Liberal.     (L.) 

Weir,  Baron.    William  Douglas 

Weik,  P.C.,  jf,\.B.,b.  1877;  <:■  '918;  h.-a., 
James  Kenneth,  b.  1905.  Seat — Eastwood 
Park,  Giffnoch,  Renfrewshire. 

Wellington,  Duke  of.     Arthur 

Charles  Welleslev,  K.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  4th 
D.,  b.  1849,  s.  1900;  h.-a.,  Arthur  Charles, 
M.  of  Douro,  i^.  1876.  .y^fl/j— Stratfield  Saye, 
Mortimer,  Berks :  Ewhurst,  Basingstoke. 
Town  Residence — Apsley  House^  Piccadilly, 
W.I.  Clubs — Guards',  Travellers',  Wellington. 
<C.) 

Wemyss  and  March,  Earl  of.  (Sits 
as5.  Wemyss.)  Hugo  Richard  Charteris, 
9th  E.,  b.  1857,  s.  1914;  k.-a.,  his  grandson, 
Francis  David,  L.  Elcho,  b.  1912.  Seats— 
Neidpath  Castle  and  Hay  Lodge,  Peebles ; 
Amisfield  House,  Haddington  ;  Gosford,  Long- 
uiddry,  N.B.  ;  Stanway,  Gloucester:  Elcho 
Castle,  Perth.  Tozvn  Residence — 62,  Cadogan 
Square,  S.W.     Clubs — Carlton,  White's.     (C.) 

Wenlock,  Baron.  Algernon 
George  Lawlev,  5/A  B.,  b.  1857,  .s.  1918 ; 
h.-p.,  his  brother,  Arthur,  b.  i860.  Seat — 
Monkhopton  House,  Bridgnorth.     (6^.) 

||Went\vorth,  Baroness.  Judith 
Anne  Dorothea  Bulwer-Lytton,  b.  1873, 
s.  1917  ;  h.-a.,  Noel  Anthony  Scawen,  b.  1900. 
Residence— Qxi^htX.  Arabian  Stud,  Three 
Bridges,  Sussex. 

Westbury,  Baron.     Richard  Lut- 

treli.  Pilkington  Bethell,  3rd  B.,  b.  1852, 
i.  187s  ;  h.-a.,  Richard,  b.  1883.  Residence — 
The  Bungalow,  Putney  Hill,  S.W.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Naval  aiid  Military,  Hurlingham, 
Orleans.     (C.) 

Wester  Wemyss,  Baron.  Rosslyn 
Erskine  Wemyss,  G.C.B.,  C.M.G.,  M.V.O., 
ist  B.,  b.  1864.  c.  1919.  Residence — Villa 
Monbrillant,  Cannes.  C/«(^j  — Naval  and 
Military,  Royal  Automobile. 

*Westmeath,  Earl  of.  Anthony 
Francis  Nugent,  P.C,  nth  E.  (LP.),  b. 
1870,  s.  1883  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Gilbert 
Charles,  b.  1880.  Seat — Pallas,  Loughrea, 
CO.  Galway.  Clubs — Carlton,  Wellington, 
Kildare  Street,  County  Galway.     (C.) 

Westminster,  Duke  of.  Hugh 
Richard  Arthur  Grosvenor,  G.C.V.O., 
D.S.O.,  2nd  />.,  *.  1879,  s.  1899;  h.-p.,  his 
uncle,  Arthur  Hugh,  b.  i860.  Seat—'E.a.ton 
Hall,  Chester.  Town  Residence — Bourdon 
House,  2,  Davies  Street    W.  i.     (i/.) 


Westmorland,  Earl  of.  Anthony 
MiLDMAV  Julian  Fane,  C.B.F..  13th  E., 
b.  1859,  s.  1891  ;  h.-a.,  Vere  Anthony  Francis 
St.  Clair,  L.  Burghersh,  b.  1893.  Residence 
— Wolnertire,  Enfield.    (C.) 

Wharncliffe,  Earl  of.     Francis 

John  Montagu  -  Stuart- Wortlev-  Mac- 
kenzie, 2nd  E.,  b,  1856,  s.  1899  ;  h.-a.,  Archi- 
bald Ralph,  y.  Carlton,  b.  1892.  Seat— 
Wortley  Hall,  Sheffield.  Clubs — Naval  and 
Military,  Carlton,  Yorkshire.     (C) 

Wharton,  Baron.  Charles  Theo- 
dore Halswell  Kemeys-Tynte,  8th  B.,  b. 
1876,  summoned  1916 ;  h.-a.,  Charles  Joha 
Halswell,  b.  1908.  Seat — Halswell  Park, 
Goathurst,  Bridgwater.  Town  Residence — 
31,  Bruton  Street,  Mayfair,  W.t.  Clubs — 
Carlton,  Marlborough,  Arthur's,  Boodle's. 

Whitburgh,     Baron.        Thomas 

Banks  Borthwick,  1st  B.,  b.  1874,  J.  1912^ 
h.-fi.  (to  Baronetcy  only),  his  brother,  James 
Alexander,  h.  1876.  Seat — Whitburgh,  Ford. 
Midlothian.  Town  Residence — 39,  Upper 
Grosvenor  Street,  W.  Clubs — Scottish  Liberal, 
Caledonian,  Reform.     {L.) 

•Wick  LOW,    Earl    of.      Ralph 

Francis  Forward-Howard,  7th  E.  (LP.), 
b.  1877,  s.  1891 ;  h.-a.,  William  Cecil  J.imes, 
L.  Clonmore.  b.  1902.  Sent-  Shelton  Abbey, 
Arklow,  CO.  Wicklow.  Residence — 176,  Rad- 
nor Place,  Hyde  Park.  W.     (C.) 

WiLLiNGDON,  Baron.  Freeman 
Freeman  -  Thomas,  G.C.S.L,  G.C.I.E., 
G.B.E.,  ist  B.,  b.  1866,  c.  1910;  h.-a.,  Inigo- 
Brassey,  b.  1899.  0,^ial  Residence— Govern- 
ment House,  5ladras.  To7vn  Residence — 5, 
Lygon  Place,  Grosvenor  Gardens,  S.W, 
Clubs — Brooks's,  Bachelors'.     (L.) 

Willoughby  de  Broke,  Baron. 
Richard  Greville  Verney,  19th  B.,  b.  1869, 
J.  1902  ;  h.-a.,  John  Henry  Peyto,  b.  1896. 
C/k<5— Carlton.     (C.) 

Wilton,  Earl  of.  Seymour  Ed- 
ward Frederic  Egerton,  6th  E.,  b.  1896, 

.s.  iQi5;^.-a., ,V.  Grey  de  Wilton,  b.it)-2i. 

Residences — Warren  Towers,  Newmarket  ; 
Elkington  Hall,  near  Louth,  Lincolnshire.   (C.> 

W  I  m  B  o  R  N  E,  Viscount.  Ivor 
Churchill  Guest,  P.C,  1st  V.,  b.  1873, 
s.  as  2nd  Baron  1914,  and  c.  Viscount  1918  ; 
h.-a.,  Ivor  Grosvenor,  b.  1903.  Seat—  Ashhy 
St.  Ledgers,  Rugby.  Town  Residence — 
Wimborne  House,  22,  Arlington  Street,  S.W. 
Clubs — Marlborough,  White's,  Garrick,  Re- 
form.    {L.) 

Winchester,  Bishop  of.     Edward 

Stuart  Talbot,  D.D.,  h.  1844,  con.  1895, 
/.  1905  and  191 1.  Palace — Farnham  Castle, 
Surrey.  Toivn  Residence — Lollard's  Tower, 
Lambeth  Palace,  S.E.     Club — Athenaeum. 

Winchester,  Marquess  of.    Henry 

William  Montagu  Paulet,  i6th  M.,  b, 
1862,  J.  1899;  h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Charles. 
Standish,  b.  1873.  Clubs — Turf,  Beefsteak. 
(C.) 

Winchilsea    and    Nottingham, 

Earl  of.  Henry  Stormont  Finch-Hatton, 
13th  E.,  b.  1852,  J.  1898  ;  h.-a.,  Guy  Montagu 
George,  V.  Maidstone,  b.  1885.  Residence — 
Haverholme  Priory,  Sleaford.  Clubs — White's, 
Carlton,  British  Empire.     (C) 


PEERS   AND   PEERESSES. 


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JWiNTERTON,  Earl.    Edward  TuR- 

NOUR,  M.P.,  6th  E.  (LP.),  b.  1883,  s.  1907; 
A.-^.,  his  uncle,  Keith  Turnour-Fetherston- 
HAUGH,  b.  1848.  6'^«/— Shillinglee  Park, 
Chiddingfold,  Sussex.  Town  Residence — 4, 
Wilton  Street,  S.W.i.  Clubs— Z&x\x.on,  Turf, 
Beefsteak,  Pratt's.     (C.) 

WiTTENHAM,      Baron.        George 

Denison  Faber,  C.B.,  ist  B.,  b.  i8s2,c.  1918. 
Seats — Rush  Court,  Wallingford  ;  Howbury 
Park,  Oxon.  Tmvn  Residence — 14,  Grosvenor 
Square,  W.     C/«i5— Carlton.     (C.) 

IIWoLSELEY,  Viscountess.  Frances 
Garnet  Wolseley,  b.  1872,  j.  1913.  Resi- 
dence— Massetts  Place,  Scaynes  Hill,  Hay- 
ward's  Heath. 

Wolverhampton,     Viscount. 

Henry  Ernest  Fowler,  2nd  V.,  b.  1870, 
J.  1911.  Seat— CarrwooA  House,  Overstrand, 
Norfolk.     C/k<J— Reform.     {L.) 

WoLVERTON,    Baron.        Frederic 

Glyn,  4th  B.,  b.  1864,  s.  1888;  h.-a.,  George 
Edward  Dudley  Carr,  b.  1896.  Residence— 
26,  St.  James's  Place,  S.W.  C/?<i^j— Brooks's, 
Marlborough,  Turf,  Bachelors',  Royal  Yacht 
Squadron.     (  i/. ) 

WooLAViNGTON,  Baron.  James  Bu- 
chanan, ist  B.,  b.  1849,  c.  1922.  Seats — 
Lavington  Park,  Petworth,  Sussex  ;  Torridon, 
Achmasheen,  Ross-shire.  Town  Residence — 
S,  Berkeley  Square,  W.  Clubs — Carlton 
Conservative. 

Worcester,  Bishop  of.  Ernest 
Harold  Pearch,  C.B.E.,  Litt.D.,  B.D.  ; 
b.  1865,  con.  1919.  Residence — Hartlebury 
Castle,  Hartlebury,  Kidderminster. 

Wrenbury,  Baron.  Henry  Bur- 
ton Buckley,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1845,  <r.  1915: 
k.-a.,  Bryan  Burton,  b.  1890.  Seat — Old 
Castle,  Dallington,  Sussex.  Toiun  Residence — 
7,  Melbury  Road,  Kensington,  W.  Club — 
Athenaeum. 

Wrottesley,      Baron.        Victor 

Alexander  Wrottesley.  4th  B.,  b.  1873,  j. 
1910  ;  h.-p.,  his  brother,    Walter    Becnett,   b.     \ 


1877.  Seats — Wrottesley,  Wolverhampton  ; 
New  House  Farm,  Northiam,  Sussex.     (6^.) 

WvFOLD,  Baron.  Robert  Trotter 
Hermon-Hodge,  ist  B.,  b.  i^si,  c.  1919 ; 
h.-a.,  Roland  Hermon,  b.  1880.  Seat — Wyfold 
Court,  Reading.  Clubs — White's,  Carlton, 
Cavalry,  Pratt's.     (C) 

Wynford,  Baron.  Philip  George 
Best,  D.S.O.,  6th  B.,  b.  1871,  .r.  1004  ;  /i.-p., 
his  brother.  Samuel  John,  1^.  1874.  Scat^ 
Wynford  House,  Maiden  Newton,  Dorset. 
Clubs — Army  and  Navy,  Cavalry.     (C.) 

Yarborough,  Earl  of.  Charles 
Alfred   Worsley    Pelham,   P.C,   4th   E., 

b.  1859,  .y.  1875  ;  k.-a.,  Sackville  George, 
L.  Worsley,  b.  1888.  .?(?«/— Brocklesby  Park.. 
Lincolnshire.     Club — Carlton.     (C.) 

York,  Archbishop  of.  Cosmo 
Gordon  Lang,  P.C,  D.D.,  h.  1864,  con. 
1901,  enthroned  igog.  Residence — Bishop- 
thorpe,  York.     Club — Athenaeum. 

YORK,     DUKE     OF.        H.R.H. 

PrinceAlrert  Frederick  Arthur  George, 
K.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  ist  D.,  b.  i8g5,  c.  ig2o. 
Residences — Buckingham  Palace,  S.W.  ;  York 
Cottage,  Sandringham ;  Windsor  Castle, 
Berkshire. 

YsTWYTH,     Baron.     Matthew 

Lewis  Vaughan-Davies,  ist  B.,  b.  1840,  c. 
1921.  Seat — Tan-y-Bwlch,  Aberystwith,  .S. 
Wales.  Town  Residence — 17,  Hyde  Park 
Gardens,  W.     C/«iJ— Brooks's.     (Co.-L.) 

Zetland,  Marquess  of.  Lawrence 
Dundas,  P.C,  K.T.,  ist  M.,  b.  1844,  .y.  1873, 

c.  Marquess  1892  ;  h.-a.,  Lawrence  John 
Lumley,  E.  of  Ronaldshay,  G.C.I.E.,  b.  1876. 
Seat — Aske,  Richmond,  Yorkshire.  Town 
Residence — 19,  Arlington  Street,  S.W.  Clubs 
— Carlton,  Pratt's,  Marlborough,  Turf,  York- 
shire, Hurlingham.     (C.) 

IIZoucHE,  Baroness.     Mary  Cecil 

Frankland,  b.  1875,  J.  1917  ;  h.a.,  Thomas 
William   Assheton,   b.    1902. 


PEERS    NOMINATED    JAN.   1st,    1922. 


Barnbv,  Baron.    Francis  Willey, 

ist  B.,  b.  1842,  c.  iiji'Z  ;  h.-a.,  Francis  Vernon, 
b.  1884.  Seat—V,\y\.\i  Hall,  Blyth,  Notts. 
Club — Junior  Carlton. 


,  Baron.     Robert  Ni- 

VISON,  1st  B.,  b.  1849,  c.  1922;  h.-a.,  John,. 
b.  1878.  Residence — Branch  Hill  Lodge, 
Hampstead,  N.W.3.  Clubs— Caxhon,  Bath,. 
Constitutional. 


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TITLES   OF   HEIRS   APPARENT. 


TITLES    OF    HEIRS    APPARENT    TO 

DUKES,  MARQUESSES,  AND  EARLS. 


Aberdour,  L. — E.  Morton. 

Acheson,  V. — E.  Gosford. 

Altamont,  E. — M.  Sligo. 

AUhorp,  V. — E.  Spencer. 

Anson,  V. — E.  Lichfield. 

Apsley,  L. — E.  Bathurst. 

Ardee,  L. — E.  Meath. 

Ashley,  L. — E.  Shaftesbury. 

Ava,  E. — M.  Dufferin  and 
Ava 

Balniel,  L. — E.  Crawford. 

Bective.  E. — M.  Headfort. 

Bingham,  L. — E.  Lucan. 

Blandford,  M.  —  D.  Marl- 
borough. 

Borodale,  K—E.  Beatty. 

Bowmont  and  Cessford,  M. — 
D.  Roxburgh. 

Brackley,  y. — E.  Ellesmere. 

Brecknock,  E. — Af.  Camden. 

Brooke,  L. — £.  Warwick. 

Broome,  y. — E.  Kitchener. 

Buckhurst,  L. — E.  De  La 
Warr. 

Burghersh,  L.  —  E.  West- 
morland. 

Burghley,  L. — M.  Exeter. 

Bury,  K. — E.  Albemarle. 

Caropden,  K. — E.  Gains- 
borough, 

Cardigan,  E. — M.  Ailesbury. 

Cardross,  L. — E.  Buchan. 

Carlow,  y. — E.  Portarlington. 

Carlton,  K—E.  Wharncliffe. 

Carmarthen,  M. — D.  Leeds. 

Carnegie,  L. — E.  Southesk. 

Cassillis,  E. — M.  Ailsa. 

Castlereagh,  y. — M.  London- 
derry, [mare. 

Castlerosse  V.  — E.  Ken- 
Chelsea,  V. — E.  Cadogan. 

Chewton,  K. — E.  Waldegrave. 

Clifton  of  Rathmore,  L. — E. 
Oarnley. 

Clive,  y.—  E.  Powis. 

Clonmore,  L. — E.  Wicklow. 

Cochrane,  Z.. — E.  Dundonald. 

Coke,  y.—  E.  Leicester. 

Cole,  y. — E.  Enniskillen. 

Cran borne,  y. — M.  Salisbury. 

Cranley,  K. — E.  Onslow. 

Curzon,  y.—E.  Howe. 

Dalkeith,  E.—  D.  Buccleuch. 

Dalmeny,  L. — E.  Rosebery. 

Dalrj-mple,  y.—E.  Stair. 

Dangan,  y. — E.  Cowley. 

Dawick,  y.—E.  Haig. 

Deerhurst,  y. — E.  Coventry. 

Douglas  and  Clydesdale, 
M  —D.  Hamilton. 

Doune,  L. — E.  Moray. 

Douro,  M.—  D.  Wellington. 

Dumfries,  E. — M.  Bute. 

Duncannon,  K  —  E.  Bess- 
borough. 

Dunglass,  L.—E.  Home. 

Dunluce,  y.—E.  Antrim. 

Dunsford,  y.—E.  Midleton. 


Dunwich,  y. — E.  Stradbroke. 

Ebrington,  y. — E.  Fortescue. 

Ednam,  K. — E.  Dudley. 

Elcho,  L. — E.  Wemyss. 

Elmley,  y. — E.  Beauchamp. 

Eltham,  E.—M.  Cambridge. 

Elveden,  y. — E.  Iveagh. 

Encombe,  y.—E.  Eldon. 

Ennismore,   y. — E.  Listowel. 

Erleigh,  y. — E.  Reading. 

Errington,  y. — E.  Cromer. 

Erskine,  L. — E.  Mar  and 
Kellie. 

Falconer,  L. — E.  Kintore. 

Feilding,  y. — E.  Denbigh. 

Fincastle,  y. — E.  Dunmore. 

FitzHarris,  y. — E.  Malmes- 
bury. 

Folkestone,  y. — E.  Radnor. 

Forbes,  y. — E.  Granard. 

Garioch,  L. — E.  Mar. 

Garmoyle,  y. — E.  Cairns. 

Gillford,  L. — E.  Clanwilliam. 

Glamis,  L. — Ek  Strathmore. 

Glerawly,  y. — E.  Annesley. 

Graham,  M . — D.  Montrose. 

Granby,  M.—  D.  Rutland. 

Grandison,  K — E.  Jersey. 

Greenock.  L. — E.  Cathcart. 

Grey  de  Wilton,  y.—E. 
Wilton. 

Grimston,  y. — E.  Verulam. 

Guernsey,  L. — E.  Aylesford. 

Haddo,  E. — M.  Aberdeen  and 
Temair. 

Hamilton,  M. — D.  Abercorn. 

Hartington,  M. — D.  Devon- 
shire, [don. 

Hastings,  V. — E.  Hunting- 
Herbert,  L. — E.  Pembroke. 

Hinchingbrooke,  y.  —  E. 
Sandwich. 

Hobart,  L. — E.  Buckingham- 
shire. 

Holmesdale,  K. — E.  Am- 
herst. 

Hopetoun,  E. — M.  Linlith- 
gow. 

Hyde,  L. — E.  Clarendon. 

Ikerrin,  y. — E.  Carrick. 

Ipswich,  y . — D.  Grafton. 

Jocelyn,  V. — E.  Roden. 

Kelburn,  V. — E.  Glasgow. 

Kerry,  E,. — M.  Lansdowne. 

Kilconnel,  L. — E.  Clancarty. 

Killeen,  L.—E.  Fingall. 

Kilmarnock.  L. — E.  ErroU. 

Kingsborough,  y. — E.  King- 
ston. 

Knebworth,  y. — E.  Lytton. 

Lascelles,  K. — E.  Harewood. 

Leslie,  L. — E.  Rothes. 

Lewisham,  y.  —  E.  Dart- 
mouth. 

Loughborough,  L. — E.  Ross- 
lyn. 

Macduflf,  E.— Duchess  Fife. 

Madeley,  E. — M.  Crewe. 


Maidstone,  V.  —E.  Winchilsea. 

Maitland,  K. — E.  Lauderdale. 

Maiden,  y. — E.  Essex. 

Mandeville,  y. — D.  Manches- 
ter. 

March,  E. — D.  Richmond. 

Marsham,  y. — E.  Romney. 

Mauchline,Z. — Cs.  Loudoun. 

Medina,  E.—M.  Milford 
Haven. 

Milton,  y. — E.  Fitz.william. 

Molyneux,  y. — E.  Sefton. 

Montgomerie,  L. — E.  Egliii- 
ton. 

Moore,  y. — E.  Droghcda. 

Moreton,  L. — E.  Ducie. 

Mulgrave,  E.  —  M.  Nor- 
manby. 

Newark,  y. — E.  Manvers. 

Newport,  y.—E.  Bradford. 

Norreys,  L. — E.  Abingdon. 

North,  L.—E.  Guilford. 

Northland,  y.—E.  Ranfurly 

Ockham,  y.  -E.  Lovelace. 

Ossory,  E. — M.  Ormonde. 

Ossulston,/,. — ii.Tankerville. 

Parker,  K. — E.  Macclesfield. 

Pelhani,  L. — E.  Chichester. 

Percy,  E.—D.  Northumber 
land.  I  ton 

Petersham,    y. — E.  Harring- 

Pollington,  y. — E.  Mex- 
borough. 

Porchester,  L. — £'.Camaivon. 

Ramsay,  L. — E.  Dalhousie. 

Rocksavage,  £. — M.  Choi- 
mondeley. 

Ronaldshay,  E. — M.  Zetland. 

St.  Cyres,  y. — E.  Iddesleigh. 

Sandon,  y. — E.  Harrowby. 

Scone,  L. — E.  Mansfield. 

Somerton,  K. — E.  Norman- 
ton. 

Stanley,  L. — E.  Derby. 

Stavordale,  L. — E.  Ilchester 

Stopford,  y. — E.  Courtown. 

Stuart,  y. — E.  Ca.stle  Stewart 

Sudley,  y. — E.  Arran. 

Suirdale,  y. — E.  Donough- 
more. 

Tamworth,  y. — E.  Ferrers. 

Tarbat,  y. — Cs.  Cromartie. 

Tavistock,  M. — D.  Bedford. 

Titchfield,  M.  —  D.  Port- 
land. 

Tiverton,  y. — E.  Halsbury. 

Trematon,  y. — E.  Athlone. 

Uffington,  y. — E.  Craven. 

Vaughan,  L. — E.  Lisburne. 

Weymouth,  y. — M.  Bath. 

Willoughby  de  Eresby,  L. — 
E.  Ancaster. 

Windsor.  y.—E.  Plymouth. 

Wodehouse,  L. — E.  Kimber- 
ley. 

Wolmer,  y. — E.  Selborne. 

Worcester,  M. — D.  Beaufort. 

Worsley,  L.--E.  Yarborough. 


PEERS    SURNAMES. 


321 


PEERS'     SURNAMES. 


Abbott.  B.  Tenterden. 

Abercromby,  B.  Aber- 
cromby. 

Abney  -  Hiistings,  Cs.  Lou- 
doun. 

Acheson,  E.  Gosford. 

Acland(Fuller-Acland-Hood), 
B.  St.  Audries. 

A'Court,  (Holmes-A'Court), 
B.  Heytesbury. 

Acton  (Lyon-Dalberg-Acton), 
B.  Acton. 

Adderley,  B.  Norton. 

Addington,  V.  Sidmouth. 

Agar,  E.  Normanton. 

Agar  (Petre-Agar),  Bs.  Fur- 
nivall. 

Agar-Robartes,  V.  Clifden. 

Aitken,  B.  Beaverbrook. 

Akers  (Akers-Douglas),  V. 
Chilston. 

Alexander,  E.  Caledon,  and 
B.  Cobham. 

Allenby,  V.  Allenby. 

Allsopp,  B.  Hindlip. 

Amherst,  E.  Amherst. 

Annesley,  E.  Annesley,  and 
V.  Valentia. 

Anson,  E.  Lichfield. 

Arbuthnott,  V.  Arbuthnott. 

Armstrong  (Watson  -  Arm- 
strong), B.  Armstrong. 

Arthur,  B.  Glenarthur. 

Arundell,  5.  Arundell  of  War- 
dour. 

Arundell  (Monckton-Arun- 
dell),  y.  Galway. 

Ashburnham,  E.  Ashburn- 
ham. 

Ashley  (Ashley-Cooper),  E. 
Shaftesbury. 

Ashton,  B.  Ashton  of  Hyde. 

Ask  with,  B.  Askwith. 

Astley,  B.  Hastings. 

Astor,  v.  Astor. 

Atkinson,  B.  Atkinson. 

Aylmer,  B.  Aylmer. 

Bagot,  B.  Bagot. 

Bailey,  B.  Glanusk. 

BailHe,  Baroness  Burton. 

Baillie  (Baillie-Hamilton),  E. 
Haddington. 

Baillie  (Cochrane-Baillie),  B. 
Lamington. 

Balfour,  B.  Kinross. 

Bampfylde,  B.  Poltimore. 

Bandini  (Giustiniani  -  Ban- 
dini),  E.  Newburgh. 

Baring,  B.  Ashburton,  E. 
Cromer,  E.  Northbrook, 
and  B.  Revelstoke. 

Barnes,  B.  Gorell. 

Barnewall,  B.  Trimlestown. 

Barrington,  V.  Barrington. 

Barry,  B.  Barrymore. 

Bateman-Hanbury,  B.  Bate- 
man. 

Bateson  (de  Yarburgh- Bate- 
son),  j9.  Deramore. 

Bathurst,  E.  Bathurst,  and 
B.  Bledisloe. 

Beach  (Hicks-Beach),  E.  St. 
Aldwyn. 

Beardmore,  B.  Invernaim. 


Beatty,  E.  Beatty. 
Beauclerk,  D.  St.  Albans. 
Beaumont,  V.  Allendale. 
Beckett,  B.  Grimthorpe. 
Bempde       (Vanden-Bempde- 

Johnston),  B.  Derwent. 
Bennet,  E.  T<;nkervil!e. 
Benson,  B.  Cham  wood. 
Bentinck        (Cavendish-Ben- 

tinck),  D.  Portland. 
Beresford,  M.  Waterford. 
Beresford         (Horsley-Beres- 

ford,  B.  Decies. 
Berkeley,  E.  Berkeley. 
Bernard,  E.  Bandon. 
Bertie.      E.     Abingdon,     E. 

Lindsey,   and   V.  Bertie  of 

Thame. 
Best,  B.  Wynford. 
Bethell,  B.  Westbury. 
Bethune,  E.  Lindsay. 
Biddulph  of  Ledbury,  B.  Bid- 

dulph. 
Bigge,  B.  Stamfordham. 
Biggs    (Yeatman  -  Biggs), 

Bishop  of  Coventry. 
Bigham,  V.  Mersey. 
Bingham,  E.  Lucan,  and  B. 

Clanmorris. 
Blackwood     (Hamilton-Tem- 

ple-Blackwood),    M.    Duf- 

ferin  and  Ava. 
Bligh,  E.  Darnley,  and  Baro- 
ness   Clifton    of    Leighton 

Bromswold. 
Blunt     (Blunt  -  Mackenzie), 

Countess  of  Cromartie. 
Blyth,  B.  Blyth. 
Booth      (Sclater-Booth),     B. 

Basing. 
Bootle     (Wilbraham-Bootle), 

E.  Lathom. 
Borthwick,  B.  Whitburgh. 
Boscawen,  V.  Falmouth. 
Bourke,  E.  Mayo. 
Bouverie  (Pleydell-Bouverie), 

E.  Radnor. 
Bowes     (Bowes-Lyon),      E. 

Strathmore. 
Boyle,  E.  Cork,  E.  Glasgow, 

and  E.  Shannon. 
Brabazon,  E.  Meath. 
Brand,  V.  Hampden. 
Brett,  F.  Esher. 
Bridgeman.  E.  Bradford. 
Brodrick,  E.  Midleton. 
Brooks,  B.  Crawshaw. 
Brougham,  B.  Brougham  and 

Vaux. 
Browne,   M.  Sligo,  E.   Ken- 
mare,    B.    Kilmaine,     and 

B.  Oranmore  and  Browne. 
Brownlow,  B.  Lurgan. 
Bruce,  E.  Elgin,  B.  Balfour 

of  Burleigh,  and  B.  Aber- 

dare. 
Bruce  (Brudenell-Bruce),  M. 

Ailesbury. 
Bruce  (Hovell-Thurlow-Cum- 

ming- Bruce),  B.  Thurlow. 
Brudenell-Bruce,     M.    Ailes- 
bury. 
Bryan,  B.  Bellew. 
Bryce,  V.  Bryce. 


Buchan,  E.  Caithness. 

Buchanan,  B.  Woolavington. 

Buckley,  B.  Wrenbury. 

Buckmaster,  B.  Buckmaster. 

Buller  (Yarde-Buller),  B. 
Churston. 

Buller  (Buller-Fullerton-El- 
phinstone),  B.  Elphin- 
stone. 

Bulwer  (Bulwer-Lytton),  E. 
Lytton,  and  Baroness^ i.nx.- 
worth. 

Bunbury  (M'Clintock-Bun- 
bury),  B.  Rathdonnell. 

Burge,  Bishop  of  Oxford. 

Burns,  B.  Inverclyde. 

Burrows,  Bishop  of  Sheffield 
and  Bishop  of  Chichester. 

Butler,  M.  Ormonde,  E.  Car- 
rick,  E.  Lanesborough,  V. 
Mountgarret. 

Butler  (Cliflford-Butler),  B. 
Dunboyne. 

Buxton,  E.  Buxton. 

Byng,  E.  Strafford,  V.  Tor- 
rington,  and  B.  Byng  of 
Vimy. 

Byron,  B.  Byron. 

Cable,  B.  Cable. 

Cadogan,  E.  Cadogan. 

Cairns,  E.  Cairns. 

Calthorpe  (Gough-Calthotpe), 
B.  Calthorpe. 

Cambridge,  M.  Cambridge, 
and  E.  Athlone. 

Campbell,  V.  Argyll,  M. 
Breadalbane,  E.  Cawdor, 
B.  Blythswood,  B.  Strath- 
eden,  and  B.  Glenavy. 

Campbell  (Clifton- Hastings- 
Campbell),  B.  Donington. 

Campbell  (Gray-Campbell), 
Baroness  Gray. 

Canning,  B.  Garvagh. 

Capell,  E.  Essex. 

Carew,  B.  Carew. 

Carleton,  Baroness  Dor- 
chester. 

Carmichael  (Gibson  -  Car- 
michael),  B.  Carmichael. 

Carnegie,  E,  Northesk,  and 
E.  Southesk. 

Carrington  (Wynn  -  Carring- 
ton),  M.  Lincolnshire. 

Carson,  B.  Carson  of  Dun- 
cairn. 

Gary,  V.  Falkland. 

Cathcart,  E.  Cathcart. 

Caulfeild,  K.  Charlemont. 

Causton,  B.  Southwark. 

Cave,  V.  Cave. 

Cave  (Verney  -  Cave),  B, 
Braye. 

Cavendish,  D.  Devonshire,  B. 
Chesham,  and  B.  Water- 
park. 

Cavendish-Bentinck,  D.  Port- 
land. 

Cawley,  B.  Cawley. 

Cecil,  B.  Amherst  of  Hack- 
ney, and  M.  Exeter. 

Cecil  (Gascoigne-Cecil),  M. 
Salisbury,  and  Bishop  of 
Exeter. 

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peers'  surnames. 


Chalmers,  B.  Chalmers. 
Chaloner,  B.  Gisborough. 
Channing,    B.    Channing   of 
Wellingborough. 

Chaplin,  K.  Chaplin. 

Charteris,    £.    Wemyss   and 
March. 

Chase,  Bishop  of  Ely. 

Chavasse,   Bishop   of   Liver- 
pool. 

Chetwynd,  V.  Chetwynd. 

Chetwynd(Chetwynd-Talbot), 
E.  Shrewsbury. 

Chichester,  M.  Donegal!,  and 
B.  Templemore. 

Cholmondeley,  M.  Cholmond- 
eley,  and  B.  Delamere. 

Churchill  (Spencer-Churchill), 
D.  Marlborough. 

Clarke,     B.     Sydenham     of 
Combe. 

Clegg(Clegg-Hill),  F.Hill. 

Clements,  E.  Leitrim. 

Clifford,  B.  Clifford  of  Chud- 
Icigh. 

Clifford  -  Butler,     B.      Dun- 
boy  ne. 

Clifton,  B.  Grey  de  Ruthyn. 

Clifton  -  Hastings  -  Campbell, 
B.  Donington. 

Clinton  (Pelham-Clinton),  D. 
Newcastle. 

Clive      (Windsor-Clive),      E. 
Plymouth. 

Coats,  B.  Glentanar. 

Cochrane,  E.  Dundonald,  and 
B.  Cochrane  of  Cults. 

Cochrane  (Cochrane-Baillie), 
B.  Lamington. 

Cocks,  B.  Somers. 

Cokayne,  B.  Cullen  of  Ash- 
bourne. 

Coke,  E.  Leicester. 

Colborne    (Eliott-Drake-Col- 
bome),  B.  Seaton. 

Cole,  E.  Enniskillen. 

Colebrcoke,  B.  Colebrooke. 

Coleridge,  B.  Coleridge. 

Collier,  B.  Monkswell. 

Colston,  B.  Roundway. 

Colville,  V.  Colville. 

Compton,  M.  Northampton. 

Constable      (Constable-Max- 
well), B.  Herries. 

Cony  ngham,  M  Conyngham. 

Cooper,    Baroness   Lucas   of 
Crudwell  and  Dingwall. 

Cooper  (Ashley-Cooper),    E. 
Shaftesbury. 

Corbett,  B.  Rowallan. 

Corry  (Lowry-Corry),  E.  Bel- 
more. 

Cotton  (Stapleton-Cotton),  V. 
Combe  rmere. 

Courtenay,  E.  Devon. 

Coutts-Nevill,  B.  Latymer. 

Coventry,  E.  Coventry. 

Cozens  -  Hardy,    B.    Cozens- 
Hardy. 

Craven,  E.  Craven. 

Crewe-Milnes,  M.  Crewe. 

Crichton,  E.  Erne. 

Crichton-Stuart,  M.  Bute. 

Cripps,  B.  Parmoor. 

Crofton.  B.  Crofton. 

Cross,  V.  Cross. 

Cro'isley,  B.  Somerleyton. 

Cubitt,  B.  Ashcombe. 

Cuffe,  E.  Desart. 


Cummin^     (Hovell-Thurlow- 

Cumming-Bruce),  B.  Thur- 

low. 
Cunliffe,  B.  Cunliffe. 
Cunliffe-Lister,  B.  Masham. 
Curzon,  M.  Curzon  of  Kedle- 

ston,  and  E.  Howe. 
Curzon    (Roper-Curzon),    B. 

Teynham. 
Cust,  B.  Brownlow. 
Dalberg        (Lyon  -  Dalberg  - 

Acton),  B.  Acton. 
Dalrymple,  E.  Stair. 
Dalzell,  E.  Carnwalh. 
Dalziel,   B.    Dalziel  of  Kirk- 
caldy. 
Damer  (Dawson-Damer),   E. 

Portarlington. 
David,  i5/V/(;/of  St.  Edmunds- 
bury  and  Ipswich. 
Davidson,  A  rchbishop  of  Can- 
terbury. 
Davies{Vaughan-Davies),  B. 

Ystwyth. 
Dawnay,  V.  Downe. 
Dawson,  E.  Dartrey,  and  Bs. 

De  Ros,  and  B.  Dawson  of 

Penn. 
Dawson  (Drfwson-Damer),  E. 

Portarlington. 
Deane    (Deane-Morgan),  B. 

Muskerry. 
De  Courcy,  B.  Kingsale. 
De  Grey,  B.  Walsingham. 
De    Moleyns    (Eveleigh  -  de 

Moleyns),  B.  Ventry. 
De  Montmorency,  V^.  Mount- 

morres. 
Denison,  E.  Londesborough. 
Denman,  B.  Denman. 
Devereux,  V.  Hereford, 
de  V  illiers,  B.  de  Villiers. 
Dewar,   B.    Dewar    and    B. 

Forteviot. 
De  Worms,  B.  Pirbright. 
De  Yarburgh    (de  Yarburgh- 

Bateson),  B.  Deraraore. 
Dickson     (Dickson-Poynder), 

B.  Islington. 
Digby,  B.  Digby. 
Dillon,  B.  Clonbrock,  and  V. 

Dillon. 
Ditchfield  (Watts-Ditchfield), 

Bishop  of  Chelmsford. 
Dodson,  B.  Monk  Bretton. 
Donaldson,   Bishop  of  Salis- 

burj'. 
Dormer,  B.  Dormer. 
Douglas,     M.    Queensberry, 

and  E.  Morton. 
Douglas  (Akers-Douglas),  V. 

Chilston. 
Douglas  (Douglas-Hamilton). 

D.  Hamilton, 

Douglas  (Douglas-Pennant), 
B.  Penrhyn. 

Douglas  (Douglas-Home),  E. 
Home. 

Douglas  (Douglas- Scott-Mon- 
tagu), B.  Montagu  of 
Beaulieu. 

Douglas  (Montagu-Douglas- 
Scott),  D.  Buccleuch. 

Drake  (Eliott -Drake  -  Col- 
borne). B.  Seaton. 

Drummond.  E.  Perth. 

Drummond  (Heathcote- 
Drummond  -  Willoughby), 

E.  Ancaster. 


Duncan     (Haldane-Duncan), 

E.  Camperdown. 
Duncombe,  E.  Feversham. 
Dundas,  M.  Zetland,  and   V. 

Melville. 
Dutton,  B.  Sherborne. 
Eady,  B.  Swinfen. 
Eaton,  B.  Cheylesmore. 
Eden,      B.      Auckland     and 

Bishop  of  Wakefield. 
Edgcumbe,  E.  Mount   Edg- 

cumbe. 
Edwardes,  B.  Kensington. 
Egerton,  B.  Egerton  of  Tat- 

ton,  E.  Ellesmere,  and  E. 

Wilton. 
Eliot,  E.  St.  Germans. 
Eliott       (Eliott -Drake -Col- 
borne), B.  Seaton. 
Elliot  (EUiot-Murray-Kynyn- 

mound),  E.  Minto. 
Ellis  (Scott-Ellis),  B.  Howard 

de  Walden. 
Elphinstone(Buller-Fullerton- 

Elphinstone),    B.     Elphin- 

stone. 
Emmott,  B.  Emmott. 
Erskine,  B.  Erskine,  E.  Mar, 

and       Kellie,       and       E, 

Buchan. 
Erskine     (Goodeve -Erskine), 

E.  Mar. 
Erskine   (St.    Clair  Erskine). 

E.  Rosslyn. 
Evans  (Evans-Freke),  B.  Car- 

bery. 
Eveleigh    (Eveleigh   de    Mo- 
leyns), B.  Ventry. 
Faber,  B.  Wittenham. 
Fairfax,  B.  Fairfax. 
Falconer(Keith-Falconer),  E. 

Kintore. 
Fane,  E.  Westmorland. 
Farquhar,  V.  Farquhar. 
Farrer,  B.  Farrer  of  Abinger. 
Feilding,  E.  Denbigh. 
Fellowes,  B.  De  Ramsey,  and 

B.  Ailwyn. 
Ferguson  (Munro-Ferguson), 

V.  Novar. 
Ffrench,  B.  Ffrench. 
Fiennes      (Twistleton-Wyke- 

ham-Fiennes),  B.  Saye  and 

Sele. 
Finch,  E.  Aylesford. 
Finch     (Finch-Hatton),      E, 

Winchilsea. 
Finlay,  V.  Finlay. 
Fisher  (Vavasseur-Fisher),  B. 

Fisher. 
Fitzalan     (Fitzalan-Howard), 

D.  Norfolk,  V.  Fitz  Alan, 
B.  Howard  of  Glossop, 
Baroness  Beaumont,  and 
Bareness  Herries. 

Fitz-CIarence,  E.  Munster. 
Fitz-Gerald,  D.  Leinster. 
Fitzherbert  (Fitzherbert-.Staf- 

ford),  B.  Stafford. 
Fitzmaurice,  M.  Lansdowne, 

E.  Orkney,  and  B.  Fitz- 
maurice. 

Fitz-Patrick,  B.  Castletown. 

Fitz  Rov,  D.  Grafton,  and  B. 
Southampton. 

Fitz-William  (Wentworth- 
Fitz- William),  E.  Fitz-Wil- 
liam. 

Flower,  V.  Ashbrook. 


peers'  surnames. 


323 


Foley,  B.  Foley,  and  Baroness 

Berkeley. 
Foljambe,  E.  Liverpool. 
Forbes,  £.  Granard,  and  B. 

Forbes. 
Forbes     (Hepburn  -  Stuart- 
Forbes-Trefusis),    B.   Clin- 
ton. 
Forbes  -  Leith,    B.    Leith    of 

Fyvie. 
Forbes-Sempill,  B.  Sempill. 
Forester,  B.  Forester. 
Forster,  B.  Forster. 
Fortescue,  E.  Fortescue. 
Forward- Howard,    E.  Wick- 
low. 
Foster,  B.  Ilkeston. 
Fowler,  V.  Wolverhampton. 
Fox    (Fo.\-Strangways),     E. 

Ilchester. 
Frankland,  Baroness  Zouche. 
Fraser,   B.    Saltoun,  and    B. 

Lovat. 
Freeman  (Freeman-Mitford), 

B.  Redesdale. 
Freeman  (Freeman-Thomas), 

B.  Willingdon. 
Freke  (Evans- Freke),  B.  Car- 

bery. 
Fremantle,  B.  Cottesloe. 
French,  B.   de   Freyne,   and 

V.  French  of  Ypres. 
Fuller-Acland-Hood,   B.    St. 

Audries. 
FuUerton     (BuUer-Fullerton- 
Elphinstone),    B.     Elphin- 
stone. 
Furness,  V.  Furness. 
Furse,  Bishop  of  St.  Albans. 
Gage,  V.  Gage. 
Garbett,    Bishop    of    South- 

wark. 
Gascoyne-Cecil,      M.      Salis- 
bury, and  Bishop  of  Exeter. 
Gathorne-Hardy,    E.     Cran- 

brook. 
Gerard,  B.  Gerard. 
Gibbs,  B.  Aldenham. 
Gibson,    B.   Ashbourne,    and 

Bishop  of  Gloucester. 
Gibson   (Gibson-Carmichael), 

B.  Carmichael. 
Giffard,  E.  Halsbury. 
Gifford,  B.  Giflford. 
Gladstone,  V.  Gladstone. 
Giustiniani-Bandini,  E.  New- 
burgh. 
Glyn,  B.  Wolverton. 
Goodeve-Erskine,  E.  Mar. 
Godley,  B.  Kilbracken. 
Gordon,  M.  Huntly,  and  3f. 

Aberdeen  and  Temair. 
Gordon  (Gordon-Lennox),  D. 

Richmond. 
Gordon    (Hamilton-Gordon), 

B.  Stanmore. 
Gore,  E.  Arran. 
Gore  (Ormsby-Gore),  B.  Har- 
lech. 
Gore  (Temple-Gore-Langton), 

S.  Temple. 
Goschen,  l^.  Goschen. 
Gough,  y.  Gough. 
Gough  (Gough-Calthorpe),  B. 

Calthorpe. 
Gower  (Gower-Leveson).    E. 

Granville. 
Gower    (Sutherland-Leveson- 
Gower),  D.  Sutherland. 


Graham,   D.    Montrose,   and 

B.  Atholstan. 
Graham  (Graham-Toler),   E. 

Norbury. 
Grant  (Ogilvie-Grant),  Coun- 
tess   of    Seafield,    and    B. 
Strathspey. 
Graves,  B.  Graves. 
Gray-Campbell,  Bs.  Gray. 
Grenfell,  B.  Grenfell,  and  B. 

Desborough. 
Grenville  (Morgan-Grenville), 

Baio7iess  Kmloss. 
Greville,    E.    Brooke  and    of 

Warwick,  and  B.  Greville. 
Grey,  E.  Stamford,  E.  Grey, 

and  V.  Grey  of  Fallodon. 
Grimston,  E.  Verulam. 
Grosvenor,    D.   Westminster, 
B.    Ebury,    and     B.    Stal- 
bridge. 
Guest,  V.  Wimborne. 
Guinness,  E.  Iveagh. 
Gully,  V.  Selby. 
Gurdon,  B.  Cranworth. 
Haig,  E.  Haig. 
Haldane,  V.  Haldane. 
Haldane   (Haldane-Duncan), 

E.  Camperdown. 
Hamilton,  D.  Abercorn,  B. 
Belhaven  and  Stenton,  B. 
Hamilton  of  Dalzell,  B. 
HolmPatrick,  and  B.  Sum- 
ner. 
Hamilton  (Baillie-Hamilton), 

E.  Haddington. 
Hamilton      (Douglas-Hamil- 
ton), D.  Hamilton. 
Hamilton       (Hamilton-Tem- 
ple-Blackwood),     M.    Duf- 
ferin  and  Ava. 
Hamilton(Hamilton-Gordon), 
B.  Stanmore.       {V.  Boyne. 
Hamilton  (Hamilton-Russell), 
Hampden        (Hobart-Hamp- 
den-Mercer-Henderson), 
E.  Buckinghamshire. 
Hanbury       (Bateraan  -  Han- 
bury),  B.  Bateman. 
H-inbury     (Hanbury-Tracy), 

B.  Sudeley. 
Handcock,  B.  Castlemaine. 
Harbord,  B.  Suffield. 
Harcoun,  V.  Harcourt. 
Hardinge,   V.  Hardinge,  and 
B.  Hardinge  of  Penshurst. 
Hardy     (Cozens-Hardy),    B. 

Cozens-Hardy. 
Hardy  (Gathorne-Hardy),  E. 

Cranbrook. 
Hare,  E.  Listowel. 
Harmer,  ^/>^(7/ of  Rochester. 
Harmsworth,   ?'.  NorthclifTe, 

and  V.  Rothermere. 
Harris,  E.  Malmesbury,  and 

B.  Harris. 
Hastings,  E.  Huntingdon. 
Hastings     (Abney-Hastings), 

Cs.  Loudoun. 
Hastings     (Clifton- Hastings- 
Campbell).  B.  Donineton. 
Hatton    (Finch-Hatton),    E. 

Winchilsea. 
Hawke,  B.  Hawke. 
Hay,  E.  Erroll,  i»/.  Tweed- 
dale,  and  E.  KinnouU. 
Heathcote  (Heathcote  - 

Drummond  -  Willoughby), 
E.  Ancaster. 


Hely  (Hely-Hutchinson),  E, 

Donoughmore. 
Hemphill,  B.  Hemphill. 
Henderson,  B.  Faringdon. 
Henderson      (Hobart-Hamp- 
den-Mercer-Henderson),^. 
Buckinghamshire. 
Heneage.  B.  Heneage. 
Henley,  B.  Henley. 
Henniker   (Henniker-Major), 

B.  Henniker. 
Henson,  Bishop  of  Durham. 
Hepburne  (Hepburne-Stuart- 
Forbes-Trefusis),    B.    Clin- 
ton. 
Hepburne  (Hepburne-Scott), 

B.  Polwarth. 
Herbert,  E.  Powis,  E.  Pem- 
broke,   E.    Carnarvon,    B. 
Treowen,     and     Baroness 
Darcy  de  Knayth. 
Hermon-Hodge,  B.  Wyfold. 
Herschell,  B.  Herschell. 
Hervey,  M.  Bristol. 
Hewitt,  V.  Lifford. 
Hicks-Beach,  E.  St.  Aldwyn. 
Hill,  M.  Downshire. 
Hill  (Clegg-Hill),  V.  Hill. 
Hill  (Hill-Trevor),  B.  Trevor. 
Hill  (Noel-Hill),  B.  Berwick. 
Hobart      (Hobart-Hampden- 
Mercer  -  Henderson),       E. 
Buckinghamshire. 
Hodge  (Hermon-Hodge),  B. 

Wyfold. 
Hogg     (M'Garel-Hogg),     B. 

Magheramorne. 
Holden,  B.  Holden  of  Alston. 
Holland,    V.   Knutsford,  and 

B,  Rotheram. 
Holmes  (Holmes  a  Court),  B. 

Heytesbury. 
Home-Douglas,  E.  Home. 
Hood,    V.  Bridport,   and    V. 

Hood. 
Hood  (FulIer-Acland-Hood), 

B.  St.  Audries. 
Hope,  M.  Linlithgow. 
Hopwood,  B.  Southborough. 
Hore     (Hore-Ruthven),      B. 

Ruthven. 
Home,  B.  Home. 
Horsley  Beresford,  B.  Decies. 
Hoskyns,   Bishop   of    South- 
well. 
Hotham,  B.  Hotham. 
Hovell(Hovell-Thurlow-Cum- 

ming-Bruce),  B.  Thurlow. 
Howard,  E.  Carlisle,  E.  Ef- 
fingham, E.  Suffolk,  and 
Baroness  Strathcona  and 
Mount  Royal. 
Howard  (Fitzalan-Howard), 
D.  Norfolk,  B.  Howard  of 
Glossop,  Baroness  Beau- 
mont, and  Baroness  Her- 
ries.  \E.  Wicklow. 

Howard    (Forward-Howard), 
Hozier,  B.,  Newlands. 
Hubbard,  B.  Addington. 
Hugessen      (Knatchbull-Hu- 

gessen),  B.  Brabourne. 
Hutchinson     (Hely-Hutchin- 
son), E.  Donoughmore. 
Illingworth,  B.  Illingworth. 
Ingram  (Winnington-Ingram), 

Bishop  of  London. 
Innes  (Innes-Ker),    D.   Rox- 
burghe. 


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peers'  surnames. 


Irby,  B.  Boston. 
Isaacs,  E.  Reading. 
Jackson,  B.  AUerton.  ' 

James,  B.  Northboume. 
Jellicoe,  y.  Jellicoe. 
Jervis,  F.  St.  Vincen.  j 

tocelyn,  E.  Roden.  [ 

Johnstone    (Vanden-Bempde- 

Johnstone),  B.  Derwent.       i 
Joicey,  B.  Joicey. 
Jolliffe.  B.  Hylton. 
Kay  (Kay-Shuttleworth),  B.  \ 

Shuttleworth. 
Keane,  B.  Keane. 
Kearley,  K.  Devonport.  \ 

Keith    (Keith-Falconer),    E. 

Kintore. 
Kemp,  B.  Rochdale. 
Kempthorne,  Bishop  of  Lich- 
field. 
Kemeys  (Kemeys-Tynte),  B. 

Wharton. 
Kennedy,  M.  Ailsa. 
Kenworthy,  B.  Strabolgi. 
Kenyon  (Tyrell-Kenyon),  B. 

Kenyon. 
Keppel,    E.    Albemarle,    and 

y.  Bury. 
Ker    (Innes-Ker),    D.     Rox- 

burghe. 
Kerr,  M.  Lothian. 
King,  E.  Lovelace. 
King  Tenison,  E.  Kingston. 
Kinnaird,  B.  Kinnaird. 
Kitchener,    E.    Kitchener   of 

Khartoum. 
Kitson,  B.  Airedale. 
Knatchbull  (Knatchbull-Hu- 

gessen),  B.  Brabourne. 
KnoUys.  K.  Knollys. 
Kno.x,  E.  Ranfurly. 
Kynynmound(Elliot-Murray- 

Kynynmound),  E.  Minto. 
Lambart,  E.  Cavan. 
Lambton,  E.  Durham. 
Lang,  Archbishop  of  York. 
Langton  (Temple-Gore- Lang- 
ton).  E.  Temple. 
Lascelles,  E.  Harewood. 
Law,  B.  EUenborough. 
Lawless,  B.  Cloncurry. 
Lawley,  B.  Wenlock. 
Lawrence,  B.  Lawrence,  and 

B.  Trevethin. 
Lawson    (Levy-Lawson),    V. 

Burnham. 
Lee,  B.  Lee  of  Fareham. 
Leeson,  E.  Milltown. 
Lefevre    (Shaw-Lefevre),    B. 

Eversley. 
Legge,  E.  Dartmouth. 
Le^h,  B.  Newton. 
Leigh,  B.  Leigh. 
Leith,  B.  Burgh. 
Leith     (Forbes- Leith),     B. 

Leith  of  Fyvie. 
Lennox  (Gordon-Lennox),  D. 

Richmond. 
Le  Poer  Trench,  £'.Clancarty. 
Leslie,  E.  Rothes. 
Leslie    (Leslie-Melville),     E. 

Leven  and  Melville. 
Lever,  B.  Leverhulme. 
Leveson  (Leveson-Gower),  E. 

Granville. 
Leveson(Sutherland-Leveson- 

Gower),  D.  Sutherland. 
Levy     (Levy  -  Lawson),    ,  V. 
Burnham. 


B. 


B. 


Lewis,  B.  Merthyr. 
Liddell,  B.  Ravensworth. 
Lindsay,  E.  Crawford. 
Lister,  B.  Ribblesdale. 
Lister    (Cunliffe-Lister), 

Masham. 
Littleton,  B.  Hatherton. 
Lloyd     (LIoyd-Mostyn), 

Mostyn. 
Loch,  B.  Loch. 
Lockwood,  B.  Lambourne. 
Loftus,  M.  Ely. 
Long,  y.  Long  of  Wraxall. 
Lonsdale,  B.  Armaghdale. 
Lopes,  B.  Ludlow. 
Lowry-Corry,  E.  Belmore. 
Lowther,   E.   Lonsdale,    and 

y.  Ullswater, 
Lubbock,  B.  Avebury.  j 

Lumley,  E.  Scarbrough. 
Lumley-Savile,  B.  Savile. 
Lyell,  B.  Lyell.  I 

Lygon,  E.  Beauchamp. 
Lyon       (Bowes-Lyon),        E.  '. 

Strathmore.  [Acton.  I 

Lyon  -  Dalber^  ■  Acton,       B.  \ 
Lysaght,  B.  Lisle.  j 

Lyttelton,  F.  Cobham. 
Lytton  (Bulwer-Lytton),    E. 

Ly  tton,  and  Baroness  Went- 

worth. 
McClintock         (McClintock- 

Bunbury),  B.  Rathdonnel. 
Macdonald,  B.  Macdonald. 
MacDonnell,  B.  MacDonnell. 
McDonnell,  E.  Antrim. 
M"Garel-Hogg,  B.  Maghera- 

morne. 
Mackay.    B.    Reay    and    B. 

Inchcape. 
Mackenzie      (Blunt-Macken- 
zie), Countess  Cromartie. 
Mackenzie  (Montagu-Stuart- 

Wortley-Mackenzie),        E. 

Wharncliffe. 
Mackenzie  (Muir-Mackenzie), 

B,  Muir-Mackenzie. 
Mackenzie  tStewart-Macken- 

zie),  B.  Seaforth. 
Mackworth,      yiscountess 

Rhondda. 
McLaren,  B.  Aberconway. 
Maitland,  E.  Lauderdale. 
Major  (Henniker-Major),  B. 

Henniker. 
Manners,    D.    Rutland,   and 

B.  Manners. 
Manners     (Manners-Sutton), 

y.  Canterbury. 
Mansfield,  B.  Sandhurst. 
Marjoribanks,      E.      Tweed- 
mouth. 
Marshall,    B.     Marshall     of 

Chipstead. 
Marsham,  E.  Romney. 
Massey,  B.  Clarina. 
Massy,  B.  Massy. 
Maude,  y.  Hawarden. 
Maxwell,  B.  Farnham. 
Maxwell     (Constable  -  Max- 
well), B.  Herries. 
Meade,  E.  Clanwilliam. 
Melville  (Leslie-Melville),  E. 

Leven  and  Melville. 
Mercer      (Hobart-Hampden- 

Mercer  -  Henderson),      E. 
Buckinghamshire. 
Meston,  B.  Meston. 
Methuen,  B.  Methuen. 


Mevsey  -  Thompson,  B. 

Knaresborough. 

Milles,  E.  Sondes. 

Mills,  B.  Hillingdon. 

Milner,  y.  Milner. 

Milnes  (Crewe-Milnes),  M. 
Crewe. 

Mitford  (Freeman-Mitford), 
B.  Redesdale. 

Molesworth,  y.  Molesworth. 

Molyneux,  E.  Sefton. 

Monck,  y.  Monck. 

Monckton  (Monckton-Arun- 
dell),  y.  Galway. 

MoncriefF,  B.  Moncrieff. 

Monsell,  B.  Emly. 

Monson,  B.  Monson. 

Montagu,  D.  Manchester,  and 
E.  Sandwich. 

Montagu  (Douglas  •  Scott- 
Montagu),  B.  Montagu  of 
Beaulieu. 

Montagu  (Montagu-Douglas- 
Scott),  D.  Buccleuch. 

Montagu  (Montagu-Stuart- 
Wortley-Mackenzie),  E. 
Wharnclifie. 

Montagu  (Samuel-Montagu), 
B.  Swaythling. 

Montgomerie,  E.  Eglinton. 

Moore,  E.  Drogheda. 

Moreton  (  Reynolds- Moreton), 
E.  Ducie. 

Morgan,  B.  Tredegar. 

Morgan  (Deane-Morgan),  B. 
Muskerry. 

Morgan  (Morgan  Grenville), 
Baroness  Kinloss. 

Morley,  y.  Morley  of  Black- 
burn, and  B.  HoUenden. 

Morris,  B.  Killanin,  and  B. 
Morris. 

Mosley,  B.  Anslow. 

Mostyn,  B.  Vaux  of  Harrow- 
den,  and  B.  Mostyn. 

Mostyn  (LIoyd-Mostyn),  B. 
Mostyn. 

Mountbatten ,  J/.  Carisbrooke, 
and  M.  Milford  Haven. 

Muir-Mackenzie,  B.  Muir- 
Mackenzie. 

Mulholland,  B.  Dunleath. 

Munro(Ferguson-Munro),  y. 
Novar. 

Murray,  E.  Dunmore,  E. 
Mansfield,  y.  Elibank,  and 
B.  Dunedin. 

Murray  (El liot-Murray- 
Kynynmond),  E-  Minto. 

Murray  (Stewart-Murray),  D. 
Atholl. 

Napier,  B.  Napier  _  and 
Ettrick,  and  B.  Napier  of 
Magdala. 

Needham,  E.  Kilmorey. 

Nelson,  E.  Nelson. 

Nevill,  M.  Abergavenny. 

Nevill  (Coutls-Nevill),  B. 
Latymer. 

Neville,  B.  Braybrooke. 

Nickson,  Bishop  of  Bristol. 

Nicolson,  B.  Carnock. 

Nivison,  B.  . 

Noel,  E.  Gainsborough. 

Noel  (Noel-Hill),  B.  Ber- 
wick. 

North,  E.  Guilford,  and  B. 
North. 

Northcote,  E.  Iddesleigh. 


peers'  surnames. 


325 


Norton,  B.  Grantley,  and  B. 
Rathcreedan. 

Nugent,  £.  Westmeath. 

O'Brien,  B.  Inchiquin,  and 
B.  Shandon. 

O  g  i  1 V  i  e  (Ogil vie  -  Grant), 
Countess  of  Seafield,  and 
B.  Strathspey. 

Ogilvy,  E.  Airlie. 

O'Grady,  V.  Guillamore. 

O'Hagan  (Towneley- 
O'Hagan),  B.  O'Hagan. 

O'Neill,  B.  O'Neill. 

Onslow,  E.  Onslow. 

Orde  (Orde-Powlett),  B. 
Bolton. 

Ormsby  (Ormsby-Gore),  B. 
Harlech. 

Osborne,  D.  Leeds. 

Paget,  M.  Anglesey,  Bishop 
of  Chester,  and  B.  Queen- 
borough. 

Pakenham,  E.  Longford. 

Pakington,  B.  Hampton. 

Palk,  B.  Haldon. 

Palmer,  E.  Selborne. 

Parker,  E.  Macclesfield,  and 
E.  Morley. 

Parnell,  B.  Congleton 

Parsons,  E.  Rosse. 

Partington,  B.  Doverdale. 

Paulet,  M.  Winchester. 

Pearce,  Bishop  of  Worcester. 

Pearson,  K.  Cowdray. 

Pease,  B.  Gainford. 

Peel,  V.  Peei. 

Pelham,  E.  Chichester, 
£.  Yarborough,  and  Ba- 
roness Fauconberg  and 
Conyers. 

Pelham  (Pelham-Clinton),  D. 
Newcastle. 

Pellew,  V.  Exmouth. 

Pennant  (Douglas-Pennant), 
B.  Penrhyn. 

Pepys,  E.  Cottenham. 

Perceval,  E.  Egmont. 

Percy,  D.  Northumberland. 

Perowne,  Bishop  of  Brad- 
ford. 

Pery,  E.  Limerick. 

Petre,  B.  Petre. 

Petre-Agar,  Baroness  Fumi- 
vall. 

Phillimore,  B.  Phillimore. 

Philipps,  V.  St.  Davids,  and 
Bs.  Strange  of  Knokin. 

Phipps,  M.  Normanby. 

Pickford,  B.  Sterndale. 

Pierrepont,  E.  Manvers. 

Pirrie.  B.  Pirrie. 

Playfair,  V.  Playfair. 

Pleydell  (Pleydell-Bouverie), 
E.  Radnor. 

Plumer,  B.  Plumer. 

Plunket,  B.  Plunket. 

Plunkett,  E.  Fingall,  B.  Dun- 
sany,  and  B.  Louth. 

Poer  (Le  Poer  Trench),  E. 
Clancarty. 

Pollock,  Bishop  of  Norwich. 

Pomeroy,  V.  Harberton. 

Ponsonby,  E.  Bessborough, 
and  B.  De  Mauley. 

Portman,  V.  Portman. 

Poulett,  E.  Poulett. 
Powlett    (Orde-Powlett),    B. 

Bolton. 
Powys,  B.  Lilford. 


Poynder  (Dickson-Poynder), 
B.  Islington. 

Pratt,  M.  Camden. 

Preston,  V.  Gormanston. 

Primrose,  E.  Rosebery. 

Prittie,  B.  Dunalley.  ' 

Prothero,  B.  Ernie. 

Quin  (Wyndham-Quin),  E. 
Dunraven. 

Ramsay,  E.  Dalhousie. 

Rawlinson,  B.  Rawlinson. 

Reid,  E.  Loreburn. 

Rhys,  B.  Dynevor. 

Rice,  B.  Monteagle  of  Bran- 
don. 

Riddell,  B.  Riddell. 

Ridley,  V.  Ridley. 

Ritchie,  B.  Ritchie  of  Dun- 
dee. 

Robartes  (Agar-Robartes),  V. 
Clifden. 

Roberts,  B.  Clwyd. 

Roberts,  Countess  Roberts. 

Robinson,  M.  Ripon,  and  B. 
Rosmead. 

Roche,  B.  Fermoy. 

Rodney,  B.  Rodney. 

Roe,  B.  Roe. 

Rollo,  B.  RoUo. 

Romilly,  B.  Romilly. 

Roper-Curzon,  B.  Teynham. 

Rothschild,  B.  Rothschild. 

Rous.  E.  Stradbroke. 

Rowley,  B.  Langford. 

Russell,  D.  Bedford,  E.  Rus- 
sell, B.  Ampthill,  B.  de 
Clifford,  and  B.  Russell  of 
Liverpool. 

Russell  (Hamilton-Russell), 
y.  Boyne. 

Ruthven  (Hore-Ruthven),  B. 
Ruthven. 

Ryder,  E.  Harrowby. 

Sackville,  E.  De  La  Warr. 

Sackville  (Sackville- West),  B. 
Sackville. 

St.  Aubyn,  B.  St.  Levan. 

St.  Clair,  B.  Sinclair. 

St.  Clair  (St.  Clair-Erskine), 
E.  Rosslyn. 

St.  John,  y.  Bolingbroke,  and 

^  B.  St.  John. 

St.  Leger,  V.  Doneraile. 

St.  Maur,  D.  Somerset. 

Samuel,  B.  Bearsted. 

Samuel-Montagu,  .5.  Swayth- 

Sandilands,  B.  Torpichen. 
Sanderson,  B.  Sanderson. 
Sandys,  B.  Sandys. 
Saumarez.  B.  De  Saumarez. 
Savile,  E.  Mexborough. 
Savile     (Lumley-Savile),    B. 

Savile. 
Scarlett,  B.  Abinger. 
Sclater-Booth,  B.  Basing. 
Scott,   E.   Clonmel,    and   E. 

Eldon. 
Scott    (Douglas- Scott -Mon- 
tagu),    B.      Montagu     of 

Beaulieu. 
Scott     (Hepburn-Scott),     B. 

Polwarth. 
Scott     (Montagu  -  Douglas  - 

Scott),  D.  Buccleuch. 
Scott  (Scott-Ellis),  j5.  Howard 

de  Walden. 
Scudamore  -  Stanhope,      E. 

Chesterfield. 


Sempill  (Forbes-Sempill),  B. 

Sempill. 
Seymour,  M.  Hertford. 
Shaughnessy,     B.      Shaugh- 

nessy. 
Shaw,  B.  Shaw  of  Dunferm- 
line. 
Shaw      (Shaw-Lefevre),      B. 

Eversley. 
Sherard,  B.  Sherard. 
Shirley,  E.  Ferrers. 
Shore,  B.  Teignmouth. 
Shuttleworth      (Kay-Shuttle- 

worth),  B.  Shuttleworth. 
Sidney,    B.    De    L'Isle    and 

Dudley. 
Sinclair,   B.   Pentland. 
Sinha,  B.  Sinha. 
Skeffington,  V.  Massereene. 
Smith,     y.     Birkenhead,*  B. 

Colwyn,     V.     Hambleden, 

B.  Dudley,  and   Bishop  of 

Hereford. 
Somerset,   D.   Beaufort,   and 

B.  Raglan. 
Somerville,     B.    Athlumney. 
Southwell,  V.  Southwell. 
Spencer,  V.  Churchill,  and  E. 

Spencer. 
Spencer    (Spencer-Churchill), 

D.  Marlborough. 
Stafford        (Fitzherbert-Staf- 

ford),  B.  Stafford. 
Stanhope,  E.  Harrington,  E. 

Stanhope,     and    B.    Wear- 
dale. 
Stanhope     (Scudamore-Stan- 

hope),  E.  Chesterfield. 
Stanley,      B.      Ashfield.     E. 

Derby,  and  B.  Sheffield. 
Stapleton  (Stapleton-Cotton), 

V.  Combermere. 
Stern,  B.  Michelham. 
Stewart,  E.  Galloway. 
Stewart-Mackenzie,   B.   Sea- 

forth. 
Stewart-Murray,  D.  AthoU. 
Stewart -Vane -"Tempest,    M. 

Londonderry. 
Stonor,  B.  Camoys. 
Stopford,  E.  Courtown. 
Stourton,   B.    Mowbray,    Se- 

grave  and  Stourton. 
Strachey,  B.  Strachie. 
Strangways       (  Fox  -  Strang  - 

ways),  E.  Ilchester. 
Strong,  Bishop  of  Ripon. 
Strutt,    B.    Belper,    and    B. 

Rayleigh. 
Stuart,  E.  Castle  Stuart,  and 

E.  Moray. 

Stuart  (Crichton-Stuart),  M. 
Bute. 

Stuart  (Hepburn  -  Stuart  - 
Forbes-Trefusis),  B.  Clin- 
ton. 

Stuart  (Montagu  -  Stuart. 
Wortley-Mackenzie),  E. 
Wharncliffe. 

Stuart  (Stuart-Wortley),  B. 
Stuart-of-Wortley. 

Sturt,  B.  Alington. 

Sugden,  B.  St.  Leonards. 

Sutherland  -  Leveson  -  Gower, 
D.  Sutherland. 

Sutton  (Manners-Sutton),  V. 
Canterbury. 

Swayne,  Bishop  of  Lin- 
coln. 


326 


peers'  surnames. 


Talbot,  Bishop  of  Winchester, 

and  B.  Talbot  de  Malahide. 
Talbot    (Chetwynd  -  Talbot), 

E.  Shrewsbury. 
Tatem,  B.  Glanely. 
Taylour,  M.  Headfort. 
Tempest  (Stewart- Vane-Tem- 
pest), M.  Londonderry. 
Temple     (Hamilton-Temple- 

Blackwood),    M.    Dufferin 

and  Ava. 
TempIe-GoreLangton,        E. 

Temple. 
Tenison    (King-Tenison),   E. 

Kingston. 
Tennyson,  B.  Tenny.son. 
Tennant,  B.  Glenconner. 
Thellusson,  B.  Rendlesham. 
Thesiger,  V.  Chelmsford. 
Thomas,  B.  Pontypridd, 
lliomas    (Freeman-Thomas'), 

B.  Willingdon. 
Thompson,  Bishop  of  Sodor 

and  Man. 
Thompson    ( Meysey-Thomp- 

son),  B.  Knaresborough. 
Thurlow      (Howell-Thurlow- 

Cumming-Bruce),  B.  Thur- 
Thynne,  M.  Bath.  [low. 

Toler     (Graham-Toler),     E. 

Norbury. 
Tollemache,  E.  Dysart,  and 

B.  Tollemache. 
Towneley  (Towneley- 

O'Hagan),  B.  O'Hagan. 
Townshend,  M.  Townshend. 
Tracy   (Hanbury-Tracy),    B. 

Sudeley. 
Trefusis    (Hepburn  -  Stuart  - 

Forbes-Trefusis)  5.Clinton. 
Trench,  B.  Ashtown. 
Trench  (Le  Poer  Trench),  E. 

Clancarty.  [vor. 

Trevor  (Hill-Trevor),  B.  Tre- 
Tufton,  B.  Hothfield. 
Tumour,  E.  Winterton. 
Twisleton    (Twisleton-Wyke- 

ham-Fiennes),  B.  Saye  and 

Sele. 
Tynte  (Kemeys- Tynte),   B. 

Wharton. 
Tyrell    (Tyrell-Kenyon),   B. 

Kenyon. 


Tyrwhitt-Wilson,  B.  Berners. 

Upton,  B.  Templetown. 

Vanden  (Vanden  -  Bempde  - 
Johnstone),  B.  Derwent. 

Vane,  B.  Barnard. 

Vane  (Stewart  -  Vane  -  Tem- 
pest), M.  Londonderry. 

Vanneck,  B.  Huntingfield. 

Vaughan,  E.  Lisburne. 

Vaughan-Davies,  B.  Ystwyth. 

Vavasseur-Fisher,  B.  Fisher. 

Venables  (Venables-Vernon). 
B.  Vernon. 

Vereker,  l^.  Gort. 

Verney,  B.  Willoughby  de 
Broke 

Verney  (Verney-Cave),  B. 
Braye. 

Vernon,  B.  Lyveden. 

Vernon  (Venables-Vernon),  B. 
Vernon. 

Vesey,  V.  De  Vesci. 

Villiers,  E.  Clarendon,  and  E. 
Jersey. 

Vincent,  B.  D'Abernon. 

Vivian,  B.  Swansea,  and  B. 
Vivian. 

Wakefield,  Bishop  of  Bir- 
mingham. 

Waldegrave,  B .  Radstock, 
and  E.  "Waldegrave. 

Walker,  B.  Wavertree. 

Wallop,  E.  Portsmouth. 

Walpole,  E.  Orford. 

Walrond,  B.  Waleran. 

Walsh,  B  Ormathwaite. 

Ward,  y.  Bangor,  and  E. 
Dudley. 

Warman,  Bishop  of  Truro. 

Watson,  B.  Manton. 

Watson-Armstrong,  B.  Arm- 
strong. 

Watts-Ditchfield,  Bishop  of 
Chelmsford. 

Weir,  B.  Inverforth,  and  B. 
Weir. 

Wellesley,  D.  Wellington, 
and  E.  Cowley. 

Wemyss,  B.  Wester  Wemyss. 

Wentworth-Fitzwilliam,  E. 
Fitzwilliam. 

West  (Sackville-West),  B. 
Sackville. 


Westenra,  B.  Rossmore. ' 
White,  B.  Annaly. 
Whiteley,  B.  Marchamley. 
Wilbraham      (Bootle-Wilbra- 

ham).  E.  Lathom. 
Wild,  Bishop  of  Newcastle. 
Willey,  B.  Barnby. 
Williams,  Bishop  of  Carlisle. 
Williamson,  B.  Ashton. 
Willoughby,  B.  Middleton. 
Willoughby  (Heathcote  - 

Drummond  -  Willoughby), 

E.  Ancaster. 
Willson,  Bishop  of  Bath  and 

Wells. 
Wilson,  B.  Nunbumholme. 
Wilson      (Tyrwhitt-Wilson), 

B.  Berners. 
Windsor-Clive,  E.  Plymouth. 
Wingfield,  V.  Powerscourt. 
Winn,   B.    Headley,  and   B. 

St.  Oswald. 
Winnington  (Winnington-In- 

gram),  Bislwp  of  London. 
Wodehouse,  E.  Kimberley. 
Wolseley,  Viscountess  Wolse- 

ley. 
Wood,  V.  Halifax. 
Woodhouse,  B.  Terrington. 
Woods,     Bishop     of     Peter- 
borough. 
Wortley     (Stuart  -  Wortley), 

B.  Stuart  of  Wortley. 
Wortley    (Montagu  -  Stuart  - 

Wortley  -  Mackenzie),      E. 

WharnclifFe. 
Wrottesley,  B.  Wrottesley. 
Wykeham  (Twistleton-Wyke- 

ham-Fiennes),  B.  Saye  and 

Sele. 
Wyndham,  B.  Leconfield. 
Wyndham  (Wyndham-Quin), 

E.  Dunraven. 
Wynn,  B.  Newborough. 
WjTin-Carrington,  M.  of  Lin- 
colnshire. 
Yarde     (Yarde  -  BuUer),      B. 

Churston. 
Yeatman-Biggs,     Bishop     of 

Coventry. 
Yerburgh       (Bateson-de-Yer- 

burgh),  B.  Deramore. 
Yorke,  E.  Hardwicke. 


THE      PRIVY     COUNCIL 

OF  GREAT  BRITAIN  AND  IRELAND. 


t  A  Member  of  Privy  Council  of  Ireland  only. 


"  cr.  1846"  signifies  the  year  in  which  Member  was 
sworn  of  the  Council. 


Lord  President  of  Council— ^T.  Hon.  Arthur  James  Balfour, 
O.M.,  M.P.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S. 


Aberconway,  Baron,  K.C.;   cr.  igo8. 
•Aberdeen  and  Temair,  Marquess  of,    K.T., 

G.C.M.G.,G.C.V.O.;  cr.  1886. 
Abraham,  William;    cr.  1911. 
Acland,6"?> Arthur  Herbert  Dyke,  ^A;  cr.1892. 
Acland,  Francis  Dyke,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1915. 
Adamson,  William,  M.P. ;  cr.  igiS. 
Addison,  Christopher,  M.D.,  M.P.;  cr.  1916. 
Ailwyn,     Baron,     K.C.V.O.,     K.B.E.;      cr. 

1905. 
Allbntt,  Sir  Thomas  Clifford,  K.C.B.,  M.D.  ; 

cr.  1920. 
Allen,  Charles  Peter;   cr.  1912. 
Allendale,  Visc07tnt ;  cr.  1907. 
Ameer  Ali,  Syed,  C.I.E.,  LL.D.  ;   cr.  1909. 
tAnderson,  Hon.  .S"?>  John,  K.C.B.  ;  cr,  1920. 
tAndrews,  John  Miller;  cr.  1921. 
tAndrews,   Hon.   William   Drennan,   LL.D.  ; 

cr.  1897. 
tArchdale,  Edward  Mervyn,  M.P.;    cr.  1921. 
tArran,  Earl  of,  K.P.;  cr.  1917. 
Ashfield,  Baron;  cr.  1916. 
Ashton,  Thomas  ;  cr.  1917. 
*Asquith,    Herbert  Henry,  M.P.,  K.C.;    cr. 

(England)  1B92,  and  (Ireland)  1916. 
Atholl,    Duke  of,   K.T.,    C.B.,  D.S.O.  ;    cr. 

1921. 
Atkin,  Hon.  .Szr  James  Richard;  cr.  1919. 
t Atkinson,  Baron;  cr.  1892. 
tBailey,  William  Frederick,  C.B.  ;  cr.  1909. 
Baker,  Harold  Trevor  ;  cr.  1915. 
Baldwin,  Stanley.  M.P. ;  cr.  1920. 
*Balfour,  Arthur  James,  O.M.,  M.P.,  LL.D., 

D.C.L.,  F.R.S.  ;   cr.  1885. 
•Balfour,  Gerald  William;  cr.  1895. 
Banbury,  Sir  Frederick  George,  Bt.,  M.P.  ; 

cr.  1916. 
BanUes,  Sir  John  Eldon  ;  cr.  1915. 
Barnes,  George  NicoU,  C.H.,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1916. 
tBarrie,  Hugh  Thorn,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1920. 
tBarrymore,  Baron;  cr.  1896. 
t  Barton,     Sir    (Dunbar)    Plunket,    Bt. ;    cr. 

1918. 
tBates,  Sir  (Richard)  Dawson,  O.B.E.;  cr. 

1921. 
tBeattie,  Sir  Andrew  ;  cr.  1920. 
Beauchamp,  Earl,  K.G.,  K.C.M.G.  ;  cr.  1906. 
Beaverbrook,  Baron;  cr.  1918. 
tBernard,  Mott  Rev.  John  Henry,  D.D. ;  cr. 

1919. 
TBest,  Richard,  K.C. ;  cr.  1922. 
Birkenhead,  Viscount;  cr.  1911. 
*BirrelI,  Augustine,  K.C.  ;  cr.  1905. 
Bond,  Hon.  5"2>  Robert,  K.C.M.G.;  cr.  1902. 
Borden,  Hon.  Sir  Robert   Laird,  G.C.M.G., 

K.C.  ;  cr.  1912. 
Boscawen,   Lieut. -Col.    Sir  Arthur   Sackville 

Trevor  Griffith-,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1920. 
Bowerman,  Charles  William,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1916. 


Brace,  William;  cr.  1916. 
Breadalbane,  Marquess  of ,  K.G.;  cr.  1880. 
Bridgeman,  William  Clive,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1920. 
t Brown,    Hon.   Thomas   Watters,  M.P,;   cr, 

1921. 
*Bryce,    Viscount,  O.M.,  G.C.V.O.,  D.C.L., 

LL.D.,  D.Lit.,  F.R.S.;  cr.  1892. 
Buchanan,     Sir    George    William,     G.C.B., 

G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.;  cr.  1910. 
Buckmaster,  Baron  ;  cr.  1915. 
Bull,  Sir  William  (James),  M.P.;  cr.  1918. 
t  Burgess,  Henry  Givens  ;  cr.  1922. 
Burns,  John  ;  cr.  1905. 
Burt,  Thomas ;  cr.  igo6. 
Buxton,  Earl,  G.C.M.G. ;  cr.  1905. 
t Byrne,  .S-zV  William  Patrick,  A'.C. K.C,  C. 5.; 

cr.  1918. 
Caldwell,  James  ;  cr.  1910. 
Canterbury,  Archbishop  of ;  cr.  1903. 
tCarlisle,  Alexander  Montgomery  ;  cr.  1907. 
Carnock,  Baron,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., 

K.C. I.E.  ;  cr.  1905. 
*Carson  of  Duncaiin,  Baron;  cr.  1896. 
Cartwright,  6'z>  Fairfax  Leighton,  G.C.M.G. , 

G.C.V.O.,;  cr.  1908. 
tCastletown,     Barott,     K.P.,    C.M.G. ;    cr. 

1908. 
Cave,  Viscount,  G.C.M.G.  ;  cr.  1915. 
Cavendish,     Col.    Lord   Richard     Frederick, 

C.B.,  C.M.G.  ;  cr.  1912. 
Caw  ley.  Baron  ;  cr.  191 6. 
Cecil,   Lord  (Edgar  Algernon)  Robert  Gas- 

COVNE-,  K.C,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1915. 
Cecil,  6"//- Evelyn  Gascovne-,  G.B.E.,M.P.  ; 

cr.  1917. 
Cecil,  Lord  Hugh  Richard  Heathcote  Gas- 
covne-, M.P.;  cr.  1918. 
tChalmers,  Baron,  G.C.B.  ;  cr.  1916. 
Chamberlain,    (Joseph)    Austen,    M.P.  ;    cr. 

1902. 
Channell,  Sir  Arthur  Moseley  ;  cr.  1914. 
Chaplin,  Viscount ;  cr.  1885. 
Chelmsford,    Viscount,    G.C.S.I.,   G.C.M.G., 

G.C.I.E.,  G.B.E.;  cr.  1916. 
tCherry,  Hon.  Richard  Robert,  LL.D. ;  cr. 

1905. 
Chesterfield,   Earl  of,   K.G.,  G.C.V.O.;  cr. 

1894. 
Chilston,  Viscount,  G.B.E.  ;  cr.  1891. 
Cholmondeley,  Marquess  of;  cr.  1901. 
Churchill,  Major\im%xan  Leonard  Spencer-. 

M.P.;  cr.  1907. 
Clarke,  Sir  Edward  George,  K.C.  ;  cr.  1908. 
QXyd.^,  Lord (^Lord  Justice-Gen.);  cr.  1916. 
Clynes,  John  Robert,  M.P.;  cr.  1918. 
Colebrooke,  Baron,  C.V.O.;  cr.  1914. 
*Connaught,  F.-M.  H.R.H.  Duke  of,  K.G., 

K.T.,  K.P.,  G.M.B.,  G.C.S.L,  G.C.M,G., 

G.C.LE,,  G.CV.O.,  G.B.E.  ;  cr.  1871. 


328 


THE  PRIVY  COUNCIL. 


Coanaught,  Maj.-Gen.  H.R.H.  t'rince  Arthur 

Frederick  Patrick  Albert  of,  K.G.,  K.T., 

G.C.y.O.,  C.B.;  cr.  1910. 
Cook,  Hon.  5'j'rjoseph,  G.C.M.G.;  cr.  1914. 
Cornwall,  Sir  Edwin  (Atidrew),   Bt.,  M.P. ; 

cr.  1921. 
Coventry,  Earl  of ;  cr.  1877. 
Cowdray,  Viscount;  cr.  191 7. 
tCraig,  Lieut. -Col.  5'/r  James,  Bt.  ;  cr.  1921. 
Craik,  Sir  Henry,  K.C.B.,  M.P.;    cr.  1918. 
Crawford,  Earl  of,  K.  T. ;  cr.  1916. 
tCrawford,  Col.    Robert  Gordon   Sharman-, 

C.B.E.,  M.P.;  cr.  1919. 
Crewej  Marquess  of ,  K.G.  ;  cr.  1892. 
tCunningham,  Samuel  ;  cr.  1920. 
Curzon  of  Kedleston,  Marquess,  K.G.,G.C.S.I., 

G.C.I.E. ;  cr.  1895. 
D'Abemon,  Baron,  G.C.M.G., ;  cr.  1920. 
Dalziel  of  Kirkcaldy,  Baron  ;  cr.  1912. 
Darling,  Hon.  Sir  Charles  John  ;  cr.  1917. 
Dartmouth,  Earl  of,  K.C.B.;  cr.  1885. 
Da  vies,  Hon.  Sir  Louis  Henry,  K.C.M.G.; 

cr.  1919. 
De  Bunsen,  Sir  Maurice  William  Ernest,  Bt., 

G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  C.B.:  cr.  1906. 
tDecies,  Baron,  D.S.O.;  cr.  1918. 
Denman,   Baron,  G.C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O. ;    cr. 

Derby,  Earl  of ,  K.G.,  G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O.  ;  cr. 

1903- 
Desart,  Earl  of,  K.P.,  K.C.B.;  cr.  1913. 
Devonport,  Viscount ;  cr.  1909. 
Devonshire,     Duke     of,     K.G.,     G.C.M.G., 

G.C.V.O.;    cr.  1905. 
Dickinson,  .9iV  Willoughby  Hyett»  K.B.E., 

D.C.L.  ;  cr.  1914. 
Dickson,  Charles  Scott  {Lord  Justice-Clerk) ; 

cr.  1903. 
tDodd,  Hon.  William  Huston  ;  cr.  191 3. 
Doherty,     Hon.     Charles    Joseph,     D.C.L. , 

LL.D.  \  cr.  1920. 
Donoughmore,  Earl  of ,  K.P.  ;  cr.  1918. 
tDougherty,    Sir    James     Brown,     K.C.B., 

K.C.V.O.;  cr.  1908. 
•Dudley,      Earl     of,      G.C.B.,     G.C.M.G., 

G.C.V.O. ;  cr.  1902. 
Duff,  Hon.  Lyman  Poore,  LL.B.  ;  cr.  1919- 
tDufferin  and  Ava,  Marquess  of,  D.S.O.  ;  cr. 

1921. 
*Duke,  Hon.  Sir  Henry  Edward  ;  cr.  1915. 
Dunedin,    Baron,    K.C.V.O.,    LL.D.;    cr. 

1896. 
tDunraven  and  Mount  Earl,  Earl  of,  K.P., 

C.M.G. ;  cr.  1899. 
Durand,    Sir    Henry    Mortimer,    G.C.M.G., 

K.C.S.I.,  K.C.I. E. ;  cr.  1901. 
Durham,  Earl  of,  KG.,  G.C.V.O.;  cr.  1912. 
•Dyke,  ^?> William  Hart,  Bt.  ;  cr.  1880. 
Edge,  Sir  John  ;   cr.  1908. 
Eliot,     Sir     Charles      Norton      Edgcumbe, 

K.C.M.G.,  C.B.;  cr.  1919. 
Emmott,  Baron,  G.C.M.G.,  G.B.E.;  cr.  1908. 
Emle,  Baron,  M.V.O.  ;  cr.  1916. 
Evans,  Sir  Laming  Worthington,  Bt.,  M.P. ; 

cr.  1918. 
Eversley,  Baron  ;  cr.  1880. 
Farquhar,   Viscount,  G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O.;  cr. 

1907. 
Ferens,  Thomas  Robinson  ;  cr.  1912. 
tFingall,  Earl tf;  cr.  1892. 
Finlay,  Viscount,  G.C.M.G.  ;  cr.  1905. 
Fisher,  Hon.  Andrew  ;  cr.  191 1. 
Fisher,   Herbert  Albert    Laurens,   M.P. ;  cr. 

1916. 
*Fitz  Alan  of  Derwent,  Viscount,  G.C.V.O., 

D.S.O. ;  cr.  1918. 
Fitzmaurice,  Baron  ;  cr.  1908. 
Fitzpatrick,    Hon.    Sir   Charles,    G.C.M.G., 

D.C.L.,  LL.D.  ;  cr.  1908. 


Korster,  Baron.  G.C.M.G. ;  cr.  1917. 

Foster,  Hon.   Sir  George  Eulas,  G.C.M.G.^ 

D.C.L..  LL.D.  ;  cr.  1916. 
t French   of  Ypres,   Viscount,   K.P.,  G.C.B.^ 

O.M.,  G.C.V.O.,  K.C.M.G.  ;  cr.  1918. 
t Friend,    Maj.-Gen.     Sir    Lovick     Bransby^ 

K.B.E.,  C.B.;  cr.  1916. 
Gainford,  Baron;  cr.  1908. 
Geddes,  Bri^.-Gen.  Sir  Auckland  Campbell,. 

K.C.B.,M.D.;  cr.  igij. 
Geddes,  Sir  Eric  Campbell,  G.C.B.,  G.B.E.r 

M.P. ;  cr.  1917. 
George,  David  Lloyd,  O.M.,  M.P. ;  cr.  1905. 
tGibson,  Hon.  John  George;  cr.  1887. 
Gladstone,      Viscount,      G.C.B.,    G.CM.G.r 

G.B.E.;  cr.  1894. 
tGlenavy,  Baron  ;  cr.  1905. 
tGlendinning,  Robert  Graham  ;  cr.  1911. 
Goddard,  Sir  Daniel  Ford  ;  cr.  1916. 
Goldie,    Sir    George    Dashwood    Taubman,. 

K.C.M.G.,  F.R.S.  ;  cr.  1898. 
tGordon,  Hon.  John,  LL.D.  ;  cr.  1915. 
Goschen,  Sir  (William)  Edward,  Bt.,  G.C.B.r 

G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.;  cr.  1905. 
Goulding,  Sir  Edward  Alfred,  Bt.,  M.P.  ;  cr. 

1918. 
tGoulding,  Sir  William  Joshua,  Bt. ;  cr.  191 7- 
Graham,    Sir   Ronald    William,    K.C.M.G., 

C.B. ;  cr.  1921. 
Grahame,    Sir    George    Dixon,     K.C.M.G.^ 

K.C.V.O.;  cr.  1920. 
•Granard,  Earl  of ,  K.P.,  G.C.V.O.  ;  cr.  1907. 
Greene,  Sir  (William)  Conyngham,  G.C.M.G., 

K.C.B.;  cr.  1912. 
^Greenwood,    Lieut.-Col.    Sir    Hamar,    Bt., 

K.C.,  M.P.;    cr.  1920. 
tGrenfell,  F.-M.  Baron,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.; 

cr.  1904. 
Grey  of  Fallodon,  Viscount,  K.G.  :  cr.  1902. 
Griffith,  Sir  Ellis  Jones  Ellis-,    Bt.,  K.C.; 

cr.  1914. 
Guest,   Capt.    the    Hon.    Frederick    Edward, 

C.B.E.,  D.S.O. ,  M.P.;  cr.  1920. 
Haldane,  Viscount,  K.  T.,  O.M.  ;  cr.  1902. 
Halsey,    Sir  (Thomas)  Frederick,   Bt.;    cr. 

IQOI. 

Hamilton,  Lord  CX&ViA  John;  cr.  iQi?- 
Hamilton,  Lord  George    Francis,   G.C.S.I. ; 

cr.  1878. 
tHamilton,  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D.,  LL.D.;  cr. 

1921.  ' 

Harcourt,  Viscount;  cr.  1905. 
Hardinge,    Sir    Arthur    Henry,    G.C.M.G., 

K.C.B. ;  cr.  1913. 
Hardinge      of      Penshurst,      Baron,      K.G., 

G.C.B.,   G.C.S.I.,    G.C.M.G.,  G.C.I.E., 

G.C.V.O.,  I.S.O.;  cr.  1904. 
Hardy,  Laurence;  cr.  191 1. 
\Yi3.xx^\,SirYiz.y\&,G.C.B.,G.B.E.,K.C.V.O., 

I.S.O. ;  cr.  1900. 
tHarrington,  Sir  Stanley  ;  cr.  1918. 
Harris,  Com.  Frederick  Leverton  ;  cr.  1916. 
Henderson,  Arthur,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1915. 
Heneage,  Baron ;  cr.  1886. 
tHenry,  Hon.  Denis  Stanislaus;  cr.  1919. 
Hewart,  Sir  Gordon,  K.C.,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1918. 
Hill,  Zorrf  Arthur  William  ;  cr.  1885. 
Hobhouse,  Sir  Charles  Edward  Henry,  Bt.; 

cr,  1909. 
Hobhouse,  Henry  ;  cr.  1902. 
Hodge,  John,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1916. 
tHogg,  Jonathan  ;  cr.  1902. 
Hope,  James  Fitzalan,  M.P. ;  cr.  1922. 
Home,  Sir  Robert  Stevenson,  G.B.E.,  K.C., 

LL.D.,  M.P.;  cr.  1919. 
Howard,      Sir     Esm4      William,      K.C.B., 

K.C.M.G.,  C.V.O. ;  cr.  1919. 
Hughes,  Hon.  William  Morris,  K.C.,  LL.D., 

D.C.L.  ;  cr.  1916. 


THE    PRIVY   COUNCIL. 


329 


Huntly,  Marquess  of,  LL.D.  ;  cr.  1881. 

Illingworth,  Baron  ;  cr.  1916. 

Innes,  Hon.  Sir  James  Rose,  K.C.M.G.;  cr. 

1915- 
Inverforth,  Baron;  cr.  1919. 
Isaacs,  Hon.  Isaac  Alfred  ;  cr.  1921. 
Islington,    Baron,    G.C.M.G.,    D.S.O.;    cr. 

1911. 
tjamieson,  Andrew;  cr.  1921. 
Jenkins,  Hon.  5/V  Lawrence  Hugh,  K.C.I. E.  \ 

cr.  1916. 
tjohnston,  .i'zV  James;  cr.  1919. 
Jones,  Leifchild  Straiten  /  cr.  1916. 
Jordan,  5?rJohn  Newell,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.I.E., 

K.C.B.  ;  cr.  1015. 
Joyce,  Hon.  Sir  ^fatlhew  Ingle  ;  cr.  1915. 
tKavanagh,  Walter  McMurrough  ;  cr.  1916. 
Kellaway,  Frederick  George,  MP.;  cr.  1920. 
tKillanin,  Baron  ;  cr.  1920. 
Kintore,  Earl  of ,  G.C.M.G.  ;  cr.  1886. 
Knollys,       Viscount,      G.C.B.,       G.C.V.O., 

K.C.M.G.,  I.S.O.  ;  cr.  1910. 
Knox,   Hon.   Sir  Adrian,    K.C.M.G',   K.C., 

LL.B.  ;  cr.  1920. 
jLaidlaw,  Thomas  Kennedy;  cr.  1922. 
Lambert,  George,  M.P. ;  cr.  1912. 
Lambourne,  Baron,  C.V.O.;  cr.  1905. 
Lansdowne,    Marquess    of,  K.G.,    G.C.S.I., 

G.C.I.E.  ;  cr.  1895. 
Law,  Andrew  Bonar,  M.P. ;  cr.  1911. 
Lee  of  Fareham,  Baron,  G.B.E.,  K.C.B.  ;  cr. 

1919. 
Lennox,  Lord  Walter  Charles  Gordon-  ;  cr. 

1891. 
Lewis,  John  Herbert,  M.P.;  cr.  191^. 
Lincolnshire,  Marq7iess  of,  K.G.,  G.C.M.G. ; 

cr.  1881. 
Liverpool,  Earl  of,  G.C.B.,G.C.M.G.,  G.B.E., 

M.V.O.  ;  cr.  1917. 
Lloyd,    Sir   William    Frederick,   K.C.M.G., 

K.C.,  D.C.L. ;    cr.  1918. 
London,   Lord  Bishop  of,   K.C.V.O.,   D.D., 

LL.D.;  cr.  1901. 
tLondonderry,  Marquess  of,  K.G.,  M.V.O. ; 

cr.  1918. 
Long  of  Wraxall,  Viscount;  cr.  1895. 
Loreburn,  Earl,  G.C.M.G. ;  cr.  1905. 
Lugard,      Sir      Frederick     John      Dealtry, 

G.C.M.G.,  C.B.,  D.S.O.  ;  cr.  1920. 
tLyttelton,  Gen.  the.  Hon.  Sir  Neville  Gerald, 

G.C.B.,  G.C.V.O.;  cr.  1908. 
Lytton,  Earl  of ;  cr.  1919. 
Macartney,    Sir   William    Grey     Ellison-, 

K.C.M.G;  cr.igoo. 
McCurdy,  Charles  Albert,  K.C.,  M.P.  ;   cr. 

1920, 
Macdonald,  John  Archibald  Murray,  M.P. ; 

cr.  1916. 
•MacDonnell,    Baron,    G.C.S./.,   K.C.V.O.; 

cr.  (England)  1902,  and  (Ireland)  1903. 
McKenna,  Reginald;  cr.  1907. 
Maclay,  Sir  Joseph  Paton,  Bt.  \  cr.  1916. 
Maclean,  Sir  Donald,  K.B.E.,  M.P.,  LL.D. ; 

cr.   1916. 
tMacMahon,  James  ;  cr.  1920. 
Macnamara,  Thomas  James,  M.P.,  LL.D.  ; 

cr.  1911. 
*Macpherson,   James   Ian,   K.C.,  M.P. ;    cr. 

1918. 
tMacready,  Gen.  Sir  Cecil  Frederick  Nevil, 

G.C.M.G.,  K.C.B.:  cr.  1920- 
tMadden,  Hon.  Dodgson  Hamilton,  L.L.D., 

Lit.D.  ;  cr.  1889. 
tMahon,    Lieut. -Gen.    Sir    Bryan     Thomas, 

K.C.B.,  K.C.V.O.,  D.S.O.;  cr.  1917. 
Malan,  Hon.  Francois  Stephanus ;  cr.  1920. 
Mallet,  Sir  Louis  du  Pan,  G.C.M.G.,  C.B.; 

cr.  1913. 
Manchester,  Duke  of;  cr.  1906. 


Marchamley,  Baron ;  cr.  1907. 
Marlborough,  Dnke  of,  K.G.  ;  cr.  1899. 
Marshall    of   Chipstead,   Baron,    K.C.V.0.%. 

cr.  1919. 
Massey,  Hon.  William  Ferguson  ;  cr.  1914. 
Masterman,   Charles  Frederick   Gurneyy  cr.. 

1912. 
tMatheson,  Sir  Robert  Edwin  ;  cr.  1910. 
Maxwell,  Sir  Herbert  Eustace,  Bt.,  LL.D., 

D.C.L.,  F.R.S. ;  cr.  1897. 
tMaxwell,  Gen.  Sir  John   Grenfell,    G.C.B.y. 

K.C.M.G.,  C.V.O.,  D.S.O.  ;  cr.  1916. 
tMaxwell,    Lieut.-Col.    Robert    David    Per- 
ceval-, D.S.O.;  cr.  1921. 
iy\.z.yo.  Earl  of,  K.P.:  cr.  1900. 
tMeath,  Earl  of ,  K.P.,  G.B.E.;  cr.  1887. 
Meighen,  Hon.  Arthur  K.C.  ;  cr.  1920. 
Merriman,  Hon.  John  Xavier ;  cr.  1909. 
Mersey,  Viscount ;  cr.  1909. 
Midleton,  Earl  of ,  K.P.;  cr.  1897. 
y\}Adxaa.y, Lieut. -Col.  Francis  Bingham,^/./'.  ;. 

cr.  1916. 
Milner,  Sir  Frederick  George,  Bt. ;  cr.  1900. 
Milner,   Viscount,  K.G.,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G. r 

cr.  igoi. 
tMolony,  Hon.  Thomas  Francis;  cr.  1913. 
Mond,  Sir  Alfred  Moritz,  Bt.,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1913. 
Montagu,   Hon.    Edwin   Samuel,   M.P. ;    cr. 

1915- 
Moor,  Hon.  Sir  Frederick  Robert,  K.C.M.G.,. 

D.C.L.,LL.D. ;  cr.  1907. 
tMoore,  Hon.  William;  cr.  1921. 
Morison,  Thomas  Brash,  K.C,  M.P.,  LL.D..^ 

cr  1920. 
*Morley    of    Blackburn,     Viscount,     O.M., 

D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.  ;  cr.  1886. 
Morris,  Baron,  K.C.M.G.,  K.C;  cr.  19 11. 
Munro,  Robert,  K.C,  LL.D.,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1913. 
Murray,  52yGeorgeHerbert,C.C.5.,aC.F.a,. 

I.S.O.  ;  cr.  1 910. 
tNathan,  Lieut.-Col.  ^'zV Matthew,  G.C.M.G. r 

cr.  1914. 
Newton,  Baron;  cr.  1915. 
Norman,  /*/a;Vj?-,S"z>Henry,  Bt.,  M.P.;  cr.  1918. 
Novar,  Viscount,  G.C.M.G.;  cr.  1910. 
tO'Connor,  Hon.  Charles  Andrew  ;  cr.  1911. 
tO'Connor,  Hon.  James,  K.C.  ;  cr.  1917. 
tO'Neill,   Major  the  Hon.   Robert  William 

Hugh,  M.P.  :  cr.  1921. 
tOranmore  and  Browne,  Baron,    K.P. ;    cr. 

1921. 
tO'Shaughnessy,  Thomas  Lopdell,  K.C.  ;  cr..  > 

1912, 
tPaget,    Gen.    Sir   Arthur    Henry     Fitzroy, 

G.C.B.,  K.C.V.O.  ;  cr.  1912. 
Paget,  Sir  Ralph  Spencer,  K.  CM.  G.,C.V.O.  ,- 

cr.  1919. 
Parker,  Sir  (Horatio)  Gilbert  (George),   Bt.,. 

D.C.L. ,  LL.D.,  Litt.D. ;  cr.  1916. 
Parmoor,  Baron,  K.C.V.O.;  cr.  1914. 
Pearce,  Hon.  George  Foster;  cr.  1921. 
Pease,  Herbert  Pike,  M.P.  ;  cr  19 17. 
Peel,  Viscount,  G.B.E.  ;  cr.  1919. 
Pentland,    Baron,    G.C.S. I.,    G.C.I.E.;    cr. 

1905. 
Phillimore,  Baron,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.  ;  cr.  1913. 
tPim,  Hon.  Jonathan;  cr.  1914. 
*Pirrie,   Viscount,  K.P.;  cr.  (Ireland)  1897^ 

and  (England)  1918. 
tPlunkett,      Hon.      Sir      Horace      Curzon, 

K.C.V.O.;  cr.  1897. 
Plymouth,  Earl  of ,  G.B.E. ,  CB.  ;  cr.  1891. 
Pollock,      Sir     Ernest      Murray,      K.B.E.^ 

K.C,  M.P.;  cr.  1922. 
Pollock,   Sir  Frederick,  Bt.,  K.C,  LL.D.  r 

cr.  191 1. 
tPollock,  Hugh  McD.,  M.P.;  cr.  1921. 
Ponsonby,  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Frederick  Edward 

Grey,  G.C.V.O.,  K.C.B.;  cr.  1914. 


33° 


THE   PRIVY   COUNCIL. 


fPorter,  Sir  Andrew  Marshall,  St.,  LL.D.; 

cr.  i88a. 
Portland,  Duke  of,  K.G.,  G.C.V.O.  /  cr.  i886. 
tPowell,  Hon.  John  Blake ;  cr.  1920. 
Pretyman,   Ernest  George,  M.P.  ;    cr.  IQI7. 
Primrose.  Sir  Henry  William,  K.C.B.,  C.S.I. , 

I.S.O.  ;  cr.  1912. 
Probyn,     Gen.     Sir    Dighton     Macnaghten, 

y.C,  G.C.B.,  G.C.S.I.,  G.C.  V.O.,  I.S.O.; 

cr.  1901. 
tRanfurly,  Earl  of,  G.C.M.G. ;  cr.  1905. 
■R^Ame,Earlof,G.C.B.,G.M.S.l.,G.M.r.E., 

K.C.y.O.;  cr.  1911. 
Revelstoke,  Baron,  G.C.V.O.;  cr.  1902. 
Ribblesdale.  Baron;  cr.  1892. 
Richards,  Thomas;  cr.  1918. 
t  Ridge  way.  Col.  Sir  (Joseph)  West,  G.C.B., 

G.C.M.G.,  K.C.S.I. ;  cr.  1889. 
Ridley,  Hon.  Sir  Edward  ;  cr.  1917. 
Roberts,  George  Henry,  M.P.;  cr.  1917. 
Robertson,  John  Mackinnon  ;  cr.  1915. 
Robinson,  Sir  Henry  Augustus,  Bt.,  K.C.B. ; 

cr.  1902. 
Rodd,  5/y  James  Rennell,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G., 

G.C.V.O.,;  cr.  1908. 
tRonan,  Hon.  Stephen  ;  cr.  1915. 
Rosebery,  Earl  of,  K.G.,  K.T.,  LL.D.  ;   cr. 

i88i. 
tRoss,    Hon.   Sir  John,    Bt.,   LL.D. ;     cr. 

1902. 
Rothermere,  Viscount;  cr.  1917. 
Rumbold,    Sir    Horace     George     Montagu, 

K.C.M.G.,  M.V.O.;  cr.  1922. 
Runciman,  Walter ;  cr.  1908. 
■St.  Davids,  Viscount ;  cr.  1914. 
Salisbury,  Marquessof,  K.G.,  G.C.  V.O.,C.B.  ; 

cr.  1903. 
Samuel,  Sir  Harry  Simon,  M .P.  ;  cr.  1916. 
Samuel,  Sir  Herbert  Louis,  G.B.E. ;  cr.  1908. 
tSamuels,  Hon.  Arthur  Warren,  LL.D. ;  cr, 

1918. 
Sandars,  John  Satterfield,  C.V.O.;  cr.  1905. 
Sastri,  Hon.  V.  S.  Srinavasa ;  cr.  1921. 
Satow,    Sir  Ernest    Mason,   G.C.M.G.;    cr. 

1906. 
Scott,  ^zVCharles  Stewart,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G., 

LL.D.;  cr.  1808. 
■Scrutton,  Hon.  5jV (Thomas) Edward ;  cr.  1916. 
Seely,      Maj.-Gen.    John    Edward     Bernard, 

C.B.,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O.yM.P.;  cr.  1909. 
Sefton,  Earlof;  cr.  1906. 
Selborne,  Earl  oj,  G.C.M.G.  ;  cr.  1900. 
Seymour,   Adnt.  of  the    Fleet  Sir    Edward 

Hobart.   G.C.B.,    O.M.,    G.C.V.O.;    cr. 

1909. 
"tShandon,  Baron  ;  cr.  1913. 
tShaw,    Lieut.-Gen.   Sir  Frederick  Charles, 

K.C.B.  :  cr.  1918. 
■Shaw  of  Dunfermhne,  Baron;  cr.  igo6. 
Sheffield,  Baron;  cr.  igio. 
tShillington,  Thomas;  cr.  1911. 
*Shortt,  Edward,  K.C.,  M.P.;  cr.  1918. 
Shuttle  worth,  5ar<>«;  cr.  1886. 
Simon,  .JiVJohn  Allsebrook,A'.C.I^.(9.,C..e.£'., 

K.C.  ;  cr.  1913. 
Sinha,  Baron,  K.C.S.I.  ;  cr.  1919. 
,Smartt,  Sir  Thomas  William,  K.C.M.G. ;  cr. 

1921. 
Smith,  James  Parker;  cr.  1904. 
Smuts,  Gen.  the  Hon.  Jan  Christian,  C.H., 

K.C,  LL.D.;  cr.  1917. 


Somerleyton,  Baron,  K.C.V.O.  ;  cr.  1902. 
Somerset,  Lord  Henry  Richard  Charles;  cr.' 

1874. 
Southborough,    Baron,     G.C.B.,     G.C.M.G., 

G.C.V.O.,  K.CS.f.;  cr.  1912. 
Southwark,  Baron  ;  cr.  1906. 
Spencer,  Earl,  K.G.,  G.C.V.O.;  cr.  1892. 
Spicer,  Sir  Albert,  Bt.  ;  cr.  1912. 
tStafford,  Sir  Thomas  (Joseph),    Bt.,  C.B.  ; 

cr.  1918. 
Stamfordham,      Baron,     G.C.B.,     G.C. I.E., 

G.C.V.O.,  K.C.S.I.,  K.C.M.G.,  I.S.O. , 

D.C.L.;  cr.  1910. 
Stemdale,  Baron  ;  cr.  1914. 
tStewart,  George  Francis;  cr.  1921. 
Stout,  Hon.  Sir  Robert,  K.C.M.G.  ;  cr.  1921. 
-Strachie,  Baron  ;  cr.  1912. 
Strathclyde,  Baron,  G.B.E. ;  cr.  1909. 
Stuart  of  Wortley,  Baron;  cr.  1896. 
Sudeley,  Baron,  F.R.S.  ;  cr.  1886. 
Sumner,  Baron,  G.C.B.  ;  cr.  1912. 
Swaim,  5'/r  Charles  Ernest,  Bt.  ;  cr.  1911. 
Tennant,  Harold  John  ;  cr.  1914. 
Tennyson,  Baron,  G.C.M.G.  ;  cr.  1905. 
Thomas,  James  Henry,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1917. 
Tilley,  Sir  John  Anthony  Cecil,  K.CM.G., 

C.B. ;  cr.  1920. 
*Trevelyan.    Sir   George    Otto,    Bt.,    O.M., 

D.C.L.,  LL.D.;  cr.  1882. 
Trevethin,  Baron;  cr.  1921. 
Ullswater,  Viscount,  G.C.B.  ;  cr.  1898. 
Villiers,  Hon.  Sir  Francis  Hyde,  G.C.M.G., 

G.C.V.O.,  C.B.;  cr.  1Q19. 
Waldegrave,  Earlof;  cr.  1897. 
fWaldron,  Laurence  Ambrose  ;   cr.  1911. 
Waleran,  Baron;  cr.  1899. 
Wales,   Col.   H.R.H.   the  Prince  of,    K.G., 

G.C.S. I. .G.M.M.G., G.C. I.E., G.C.V.O., 

G.M.B.E.,  M.C.;  introduced  11)^0. 
IWallace,  Col.  William  Robert  Hugh,  C.B., 

C.B.E.  ;  cr.  1921. 
Walters,  .??>  John  Tudor,  M.P.  ;  cr.  1919. 
Ward,  //(J«..S'?VJoseph  George,  Bt., K.C.M.G.; 

cr.  1907. 
Warrington,.  Hon.    Sir  Thomas    Rolls;    cr. 

1915- 
Wason,  Eugene  :  cr.  1907. 
Watt,  Hon.  William  Alexander ;  cr.  1920. 
Weir,  Baron;  cr.  1918. 
tWestmeath,  Earlof;  cr.  1902. 
tWhite,  John  Campbell ;  cr.  1919. 
White,  Hon.  6Vr  (William)  Thomas,  K.C.M.G.; 

cr.  1920. 
Whitley,  John  Henry,  M.P.;  cr.  1911. 
Wiles,  Thomas  ;  cr.  19 16. 
Williamson.  Sir  Archibald,  Bt.,  M.P. ;    cr. 

1918. 
Wilson,  Sir  Guy  Douglas  Arthur  Fleetwood, 

G.C. I.E.,  K.C.B.,  K.C.M.G.;  cr.  1914. 
Wilson,  John  William,  M.P.;  cr.  191 1. 
•Wimborne,  Viscount;  cr,  1910. 
Wood,  Thomas  McKinnon  ;  cr.  191 1. 
Wrenbury,  Baron ;  cr.  1906. 
tWrench,  Frederick  Stringer ;  cr.  1902. 
tWylie,  Hon.  James  Owens ;  cr.  1909. 
Yarborough,  Earl  of ;  cr.  1890. 
York,  Archbishop  of  D.D.  ;  cr.  1909. 
tYoung,  William  Robert ;  cr.  1921. 
Younger,    Hon.    Sir    Robert,     G.B.E.;     cr. 

1919. 
Zetland,  Marquess  of,  K.  T.  ;  cr.  i88g. 


THE    JUDICIAL    BENCH. 


PEERS   AVAILABLE   FOR   HEARING   APPEALS    IN 
HOUSE   OF   LORDS. 


*  Lords  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary. 


*t Atkinson,  Baron. 

Birkenhead,  Viscount  (Z,orrf 

Hie:h  Chancellor). 
Buckmaster,  Baron. 
*tCarson  of  Duncairn,  Baron. 
•Cave,  Viscount. 
"Dunedin,  Baron. 
Finlay,  Viscount. 


Haldane,  Viscount. 
Loreburn,  Earl. 
Mersey,  Viscount. 
Parmoor,  Baron. 
Phillimore,  Baron. 
*tShaw      of      Dunfermline, 
Baron. 


t  Life  Peers. 

Slerndale,    Baron  (Master 

of  the  Rolls). 
Strathclyde,  Baron. 
tSumner,  Baron. 
Trevethin,     Baron     {Lord 
Ch.  Justice  of  England). 
Wrenbury,  Baron. 


THE  JUDICIAL  COMMITTEE  OF   THE   PRIVY   COUNCIL. 
Office: — Downing  Street,  Whitehall,  S.W. i. 

The  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council  consists  of  the  Lord  Chancellor,  Lord 
President,  ex-Lords  President,  the  six  Lords  o/  Appeal  in  Ordinary,  and  such  other 
Members  of  the  Privy  Council  as  shall  frout  time  to  time  hold  or  have  Jield  ^^  High 
Judicial  Office,''  within  the  meaning  of  the  Appellate  Jurisdiction  Acts,  1876  and  1887. 
Among  the  last  are  included  the  Earl  Loreburn,  Viscount  Haldane,  Viscount  Finlay,  Lord 
Buckmaster,  Lord  Wrenbury,  and  Lord  Phillimore.  Lord  Parmoor  is  a  member  by  virtue  of 
Sec.  I,  and  Sir  John  Edge  and  Syed  Ameer  Ali,  CLE.,  are  members  by  virtue  of  Sec.  30 
of  the  Judicial  Committee  Act  1833.  By  virtue  of  the  Judicial  Committee  Amendment 
Act,  1895,  as  ajnended  by  the  Appellate  J urisdiction  Acts,  1908  and  1913,  the  follniving 
fudgesfrojn  the  Dominions  beyond  the  Seas  are  Members  of  the  Committee  :  Sir  Charles 
Fitzpatrick,  G.C.M.G.  (Canada),  Sir  James  Rose  Innes,  K.C.M.G.  (South  Africa),  Sir  Law- 
rence Hugh  Jenkins,  K.C.LE.  (Bengal),  Sir  Louis  Henry  Davies,  K.C.M.G.  (Canada),  Rt. 
Hon.  Lyman  Poore  Duff,  P.C.  (Canada),  Rt.  Hon.  Charles  Joseph  Doherty,  P.C.  (Canada), 
Sir  Adrian  Knox,  K.C.M.G.  (Australia),  and  Sir  Robert  Stout,  K.C.M.G.  (New  Zealand). 
Now  sits  in  two  divisions. 

Registrar  of  the  Privy  Council  and  of  Ecclesiastical  Causes—  Charles  Henry  Lawrence 
Neish,  C.B.,  Bar.-at-Law. 

Chief  Clerk— y^WV^zm  Reeve  Wallace,  O.B.E. 


Atkin,  Sir  J.  R. 
Bankes,  Sir  J.  E. 
Chancellor,   The    Lord   High 

(Viscount  Birkenhead). 
Ch.  Justice  of  England,  The 

Lord  (Baron  Trevethin). 


JUDGES   OF   APPEAL. 

Master  of  the  Rolls  (Baron  |  Scrutton,  Sir  (T.)  E. 
Sterndale). 

Probate,  Divorce,  and  Admi- 
ralty Div.,  President  of 
the  (Sir  H.  E.  Duke). 


Warrington,  Sir  T.  R. 
Younger,  Sir  R.,  G.B.E. 


All  the  above  are  Privy  Councillors  and  therefore  "  Rt.  Hon." 

COURT  OF  CRIMINAL  APPEAL. 

This  Court,  constituted  under  the  Critninal  Appeal  Act,  1907,  provides  that  the  Lord 
Chief  Justice  of  England  and  eight  Judges  of  the  King's  Bench  Division  appointed  by  him, 
for  the  purpose,  with  the  consent  of  the  Lord  Cha?icellor,  are  to  be  the  Judges  of  the  Court. 
For  the  purpose  of  hearing  appeals  the  Court  consists  of  not  less  than  three  Judges,  and,  if 
more  Judges  are  present,  it  inust  consist  of  an  uneven  number. 

JUDGES    OF   THE   HIGH   COURTS   OF   JUSTICE. 
ENGLAND. 


Acton,  Sir  E. 
Astbury,  Sir  J.  M. 
Avory,  Sir  H.  E. 
Bailhache,  Sir  C.  M. 
Birkenhead,    Viscount    (Lord 

High  Chancellor). 
Branson,  Sir  G.  A.  H. 
Bray,  Sir  R.  M. 
Coleridge,  Baron. 
Darling,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  C.  J., 

P.C. 


Eve,  Sir  H.  T. 
Greer,  Sir  F.  A. 
Hill,  Sir  (E.)  M. 
Horridge,  Sir  T.  G. 
Lawrence,  Sir  A.  T. 
Lawrence,  Sir  P.  O. 
Lush,  SirC.  M. 
McCardie,  Sir  H.  A. 
Peterson,  Sir  A.  F. 
Roche,  Sir  A.  A. 


Rowlatt,  Sir  S.  A.  T., 
K.C.S  L 

Russell,  Hon.  F. 

Salter,  Sir  A.  C. 

Sankey,  Sir  J. 

Sargant,  SirC.  H. 

Shearman,  Sir  M. 

Swift,  Sir  R.  P.  W. 

Trevethin,  Baron  (Lord 
Ch.  Justice  of  Eng- 
land). 


PRECEDENCE:— I  Lord  Chancellor.— 2  Lords  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary*.— 3  Judges  of 
Judicial  Committee  of  Privy  Council  *.— 4  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  England. — s  Master  of 
the  Rolls. — 6  Lords  Justices  of  Appeal  •  (among  whom  ranks  the  Pres.  of  the  Probate, 
Divorce,  and  Admiralty  Div.).— 7  Judges  of  High  Court  of  Justice  ♦.—8  Judges  of  County 
Courts*.         *  According  to  seniority  of  appointment. 


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Court  of  Arches. 

Dean—  Sir  Lewis  T.  Dibdin. 

Railway  and  Canal  Commissioners. 

sir  J.  C.   Lewis  Coward,   K.C.,  and  E.  Tindal  Atkinson,   K.C. 


IRELAND 

(As  constituted  June  1921.     Irish  Free  State  in  course  of  establishment). 


Henrj-,  Rt.  Hon.  D.  S.  (Lord 
Chief  Justice  of  Northern 
Ireland). 


High  Court  of  Appeal. 

Molony,  Rt.  Hon.  T.  F. 
(Lord  Chief  Justice  of 
Ireland). 


Ross,    Rt.   Hon.  Sir  J.,    Bt- 
(Lord  Chancellor  of  Ireland^. 


NORTHERN   IRELAND. 
•Andrews,  Hon.  J.  I  Heniy,  Rt    Hon.  D.   S.  (Lord  Chief]  •Moore,  Rt.  Hon.  W. 

Brown,  Rt.  Hon.  T.  W.     |      Justice  of  Northern  Ireland).  \    Wilson,  Hon.  D.  M. 

•  Lord  Justices  of  Appeal  for  Northern  Ireland. 
SOUTHERN    IRELAND. 
Dodd.    Rt.     Hon.    W.    H.     tO'Connor,  Rt.  Hon.   C.   .\.     ^Ronan,  Rt.  Hon.  S 
(Master  of  the  Rolls). 
fO'Connor,  Rt.  Hon.  J. 
Pirn,  Rt.  Hon.  J.  (K.B.and 

Bankruptcy). 

Powell,  Rt.  Hon.  J.B.(CAan.). 

K.B.,  King's  Bench.  Chan.,  Chancery. 

t  Also  ex-officio  Judges  of  Court  of  Appeal  for  Southern  Ireland. 

4  Lord  Justices  of  Appeal  for  Southern  Ireland. 

Land  Commissioner  (having /or  the  purposes  of  the  Land  Law  Acts  and  Land  Purchase 

Acts  the  jurisdiction  and  powers  0/ a  Judicial  Commissioner,  ivith  the  rank 

o/a  Puisne  Judge  of  the  High  Court) — 

Hon.  Gerald  FitzGerald. 


(K.B.  and  Probate). 
Gordon,  Rt    Hon.  J.  (K.B. 

and  Admiralty). 
tMolony.  Rt.  Hon.  T.  F.  (L'ord 
Chief  Justice  of  Ireland) . 


Samuels,    Rt.    Hon.   A.  W. 

(K.B.). 
Wylie,  Hon.  W.  E,  (Judicial 

Commissiotter). 


SCOTLAND. 
Judges  of  the  Court  of  Session, 

Inner  House  (ist  Division).    ^    Inner  House  (2nd  Division). 
Lord  Justice-Clerk,  The  (Rt. 

Hon.  Lord  Scott  Dickson, 

P.C). 
Dundas,  Lord. 
Salvesen,  Lord. 
Ormidale,  Lord. 

High  Court  of  Justiciary  (Supreme  Criminal  Court) 
The  above  Judges  are  also  the  Lords  Commissioners  of  Justiciary. 

Scottish   Land  Court. 

Chairman — Lord  St.  Vigeans. 


Lord  Pres.  and  Lord 
Justice-General  (Rt.  Hon. 
Lord  Clyde,  P.C). 

Mackenzie,  Lord. 

Skerrington,  Lord. 

Cullen,  Lord. 


Outer  House. 
Hunter,  Lord. 
Anderson,  Lord. 
Sands,  Lord. 
Blackburn,  Lord. 
Ashmore,  Lord. 


ISLE   OF   MAN. 
Appeal  Court. 

Ashton,  A.  J.,  K.C.  (J^'dge  of  Appeal). 

High  Court. 

Callow,  C.  T.  C.  (\st  Deemster  and  Clerk  of  the  Roils). 
La  Mothe,  F.  M.  (2nd  Deemster). 

JUDGES  OF  THE  SUPERIOR  COURTS. 

•  Peers  available  for  hearing  Appeals  in  the  House  of  Lords. 

ENGLAND. 

HON.  SIR  EDWARD  ACTON  (King's  Bench  Division). 
Edward  Acton,  son  of  Henry    Morell   Acton ;    b.  Nov.  6th, 
1865;  ed.  at  Uppingham,  and  at  Wadham  Coll.,  Oxford:  w.    1903,  Edith 
Nina,  da.  of  Conrad  Tulloch  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1891,  and  a  Bencher  1920 ; 


JUDGES  OF  THE  SUPERIOR  COURTS. — ENGLAND. 


333 


went  N.  Circuit ;  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  i8  Dec.  191 7  to  June 
1920,  when  he  was  appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench 
Div.) ;  knighted  1920. 

Residence — i,  Sloane  Gardens,  S.W.         Chambers — Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C. 


HON.  SIR  JOHN  M.  ASTBURY  (Chancery  Division). 

John  Meir  Astbury,  son  of  the  late  Frederick  J.  Astbury,  J. P., 
of  Hilton  Park,  Prestwich,  Lancashire  ;  b.  June  14th,  i860;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1882,  M.A.  and  B.C.L.  1886):  m.  1888,  Evelyn,  da.  of  the 
late  Paul  Susmann,  of  Manchester ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1884,  a  Q.C.  1895, 
and  a  Bencher  1903  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Southport  Div.  of  Lancashire  (S.-W.)  (Z) 
1906-10  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice  (Chancery  Div.) 
1913,  also  a  Judge  in  Bankruptcy  1921  ;  knighted  1913. 

Residence — 9,  Wilbraham  Place,  Sloane  Street,  S.W.i.  Chambers — Royal  Courts  of 
Justice,  W.C.     Club — Garrick. 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  JAMES  R.  ATEIN  (Lord  Justice  of  Appeal). 

James  Richard  Atkin,  F.  C,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Travers  Atkin, 
of  Fernhill,  co.  Cork  ;  b.  1867  ;  ed.  at  Ch.  Coll.,  Brecon,  and  at 
Magdalen  Coll.,  Oxford  :  m.  1893,  Lucy  Elizabeth,  da.  of  William  Hem- 
cnant  (formerly  Colonial  Treasurer,  Queensland),  of  Bulimba,  Sevenoaks  ; 
Bar.  (iray's  Inn  1891,  a  K.C.  and  Bencher  1906,  Treasurer  1913,  and 
Vice-Treasurer  1917  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (King's 
Bench  Div.)  1913,  and  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal  1919  ;  is  a  Member  of 
Council  of  Bradfield  Coll.,  and  Chm.  of  Council  of  Legal  Education  ;  knighted 
1913 ;  P.C.  1919. 

Residence — 65,  Ashley  Gardens,  S.W.        Chambers — Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C. 


BRIGHT  HON.  BARON  ATKINSON  (Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary). 

John  Atkinson,  P.C,  son  of 
Edward  Atkinson,  M.D.,  J.P.,  of  Glen- 
william,  co.  Limerick;  b.  Dec.  r3th, 
1844  :  in.  1873,  Rowena,  who  d.  191 1, 
da.  of  the  late  Richard  Chute,  M.D., 
of  Tralee ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin 
1865,  a  K.C.  1880,  and  a  Bencher  1885  ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1890,  and  a  Bencher 
1906;  was  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland 
1889-92,  and  Attorney-Gen.  1892  and 
1895-1905  ;  sat  for  N.  Derry  Div.  of 
Londonderry  Co.  (C)  1895-1905  ;  ap- 
pointed a  Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary, 
with  title  of  Baron  Atkinson,  of  Glen- 
william,  co.  Limerick  1905  ;  P.C.  1892. 

Residence — 39,  Hyde  Park  Gate,  W. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Kildare  Street. 


HON.  SIR  HORACE  E.  AVORY  (King's  Bench  Division). 

Horace    Edmund  Avory,  son  of  Henry  Avory,  Clerk  of  the 

Central  Criminal  Court,    b.  Aug.   31st,   1851  ;   ed.  at  King's  Coll.,   London, 

and  at  Corpus  Christi  Coll.,   Camb.   (LL.B.   1874),   Hon.   LL.D.   191 1:  m. 

1877,  Maria  Louisa,  da,  of  the  late  Henry  Castle ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1875, 


334 


THE   JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


a  K.C.  1901,  and  a  Bencher  1908 ;  was  Junior  Counsel  to  the  Treasury  at 
Central  Criminal  Court  1889-99,  Senior  Counsel  1899-1901,  and  Recorder  of 
Kingston-on-Thames  1903-10,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Judge  of  High 
Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.) ;  knighted  1910. 

Residence — 29,  Gloucester  Square,  Hyde  Park,  W.  Chambers — Royal  Courts  of 
Justice,  \V.C.         Clubs — United  University,  Garrick,  Athenaeum. 

HON.  SIB  CLEMENT  M.  BAILHACHE  (King's  Bench  Division). 

Clement  Meacher  Bailhache,  son  of  the  Rev.  Clement 
Bailhache,  a  Baptist  Min. ;  b.  Nov.  2nd,  1856;  ed.  at  City  of  London  Sch., 
and  at  London  Univ.  (LL.  B.  1877):  ni.  1881,  Fanny  Elizabeth,  da.  of 
Herman  Liebstein,  Bar.-at-law  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1889,  a  K.C.  1908,  and 
a  Bencher  1912  ;  went  S.  Wales  and  Chester  Circuit ;  appointed  a  Judge  of 
High  Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.)  1912  ;  knighted  1912. 

Residence — Trevanion,  Totteridge,  Herts.        Chambers — Royal  Court  of  Justice,  W.C. 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  J.  ELDON  BANKES  (Lord  Justice  of  Appeal). 

John  Eldon  Bankes,  P.C ,  son  of  the  late  John  Scott  Bankes,  of 
Soughton  Hall,  Northop.  Flintshire  ;  b.  April  17th,  1854  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1876)  :  m.  1882,  Edith,  da.  of  Robert  Peel 
Ethelstone,  of  Hinton,  Whitchurch,  Salop  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1878,  a 
Bencher  1899,  and  a  K.C.  1901  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Flintshire  ;  was  Chancellor  of 
Diocese  of  St.  Asaph  1908-11  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice 
King's  Bench  Div.)  1910,  and  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal  19x5  ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Flint  Dist.  (C)  Jan.  1906;  knighted  191c  ;  P.C.  1915. 

Residences — 45,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.  ;  Soughton  Hall,  Northop,  Flint.  Chambers — 
Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C.     Clubs — Carlton,  Athenaeum. 

•RIGHT  HON.  VISCOUNT  BIRKENHEAD  (Lord  High  Chancellor). 

Frederick  Edwin  Smith, 
P.C.y  1st  Viscount  and  ist  Baronet , 
son  of  the  late  Frederick  Smith 
(Bar.-at-Law  of  Middle  Temple),  of 
Birkenhead;  b.  July  12th.  1872;  ed. 
at  Birkenhead  Sch.,  and  at  Wadham 
Coll.,  Oxford  (Classical  Scholar 
1890,  B.A.  1st  Class  Final  Honours 
in  Jurisprudence  1894,  Vinerian 
Law  Scholar  1895,  M.A.  and  B.C.  L. 
1897)  :  m.  1901,  Margaret  Eleanor, 
2nd  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  H. 
Furneaux,  Fellow  of  Corpus  Christi 
Coll.,  Oxford;  Fellow  and  Lecturer 
Merton  Coll.,  Oxford  1896  ;  Pres. 
of  Oxford  Union  1893  »  ^'^^-  Gray's 
Inn  1899,  a  K.C.  and  Bencher  1908, 
and  Treasurer  I9i6and  1917  ;  went 
N.  Circuit ;  appointed  Lecturer  at 
Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford  1897,  Extension 
Lecturer  in  Modern  History  in 
Oxford  Univ.  1898,  and  in  Victoria 
Univ.  1900,  Solicitor-Gen.  May  1915,  Attorney-Gen.  (with  a  seat  in  the 
Cabinet)  Nov.  1915,  and  again  Attorney-Gen.  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916,  and 
Lord  High  Chancellor,  with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet  Jan.  1919  ;  was  Examiner 
in  Final  Schools  at  Oxford  Univ.  1899- 1900,  and  Director  of  Govt.  Press 
Bureau  during  European  War  Aug.  to  Sept.  1914  (despatches)  ;  sometime  Capt. 
Yeo.,  and  a  Gen.  Staff  Officer  with  rank  of  Lieut. -Col. ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Walton 
Div.  of  Liverpool  (C)  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918,  and  for  W.  Derby  thereof 
Dec.  1918  to  Jan.  1919  ;  P.C.  1911,  Knt.  1915,  Bt.  1918,  Baron  Birken- 
head, of  Birkenhead,  co.  Chester  (peerage  of  United  Kingdom)  1919,  and 


JUDGES  OF  THE  SUPERIOR  COURTS. — ENGLAND. 


335 


Viscount    Birkenhead,    of    Birkenhead,    co.    Chester    (peerage    of    United 
Kingdom)  1 92 1. 

Seat — Charlton,  Banljury.         Town  Residence — 32,  Grosvenor  Gardens,  S.W. 

HON.  SIR  GEORGE  A.  H.  BRANSON  (King's  Bench  Division). 
George  Arthur  Harwin  Branson,  son  of  James  Henry  Arthur 
Branson,  Bar.-at-La\v  ;  b.  July  nth,  1871  ;  ed.  at  Bedford  Gram.  Sch.,  and 
at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. :  m.  1915,  Mona  Joyce,  da.  of  the  late  George  James 
Bailey,  of  Invergloy,  Inverness-shire,  and  widow  of  Francis  L.  Addison  ;  Bar. 
Inner.  Temple  1899  ;  joined  N.  Circuit ;  appointed  Junior  Counsel  to  the 
Treasury  1912,  and  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.)  1921 ; 
knighted  1921. 

Residence — Wharfenden    Frimley   Green,   Surrey.         Chambers— d^-] ,  Royal  Courts   of 
Justice,  W.C.         Club — United  University. 


HON.  SIR  REGINALD  M.  BRAY  (King's  Bench  Division). 

Reginald  More  Bray,  elder  son  of  the 
late  Reginald  Bray,  of  Shere,  Surrey,  by  Frances,, 
da.  of  Thomas  Longman,  formerly  of  Farn- 
borough  Hill,  Hants  ;  b.  Sept.  26th,  1842  ;  ed. 
at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (Scholar 
1864,  B.A.  I2th  Wrangler  1865,  M.A.  1869)  : 
m.  1868,  Emily  Octavia,  da.  of  Arthur  Kett 
Barclay,  of  Bury  Hill,  Dorking ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1868,  and  a  K.C.  1897;  went  S.-E. 
Circuit ;  is  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Shere  and 
Coneyhurst,  and  a  D.L.  for  Surrey;  was  Re- 
corder of  Guildford  1891-1904,  when  he  was 
appointed  a  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice 
(King's  Bench  Div.) ;  knighted  1904. 

Residences — The  Manor  House,  Shere,  Guildford ;. 
17,  The  Boltons,  S.W.  10.  Chambers — Royal  Courts 
of  Justice,  W.C. 


Keighley  Div.   of  N 


RIGHT  HON.  BARON  BUCKMASTER. 

Stanley  Owen  Buckm  aster, 
P.C.,  1st  Baron,  3rd  son  of  John 
Charles  Buck  master,  formerly  of 
Ashleigh,  Hampton  Wick  ;  b.  Jan. 
9th,  1861  ;  ed.  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford 
(B.A.  1884,  M.A.  1886,  Hon. 
Student  191 7):  vt.  1889,  Edith 
Augusta,  da.  of  S.  R.  Lewin, 
of  Widford,  Herts ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1884,  and  a  K.C.  1902; 
appointed  a  Member  of  Council  of 
Duchy  of  Lancaster  1912  (Counsel 
to  Oxford  Univ.  1911-13),  and 
Solicitor-Gen.  Oct.  191 3  (Director 
of  Press  Bureau  during  European 
War  Sept.  1914  to  May  1915),  and 
was  Lord  High  Chancellor  and 
Speaker  of  the  House  of  Lords  May 
1915  to  Dec.  1916  ;  is  a  J.P.  for 
Herts;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Cambridge 
Borough  (Z)  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910- 
(when  he  was  defeated),  and  for 
Part  of  W.   Riding  of  Yorkshire  Oct.   191 1    to  May^ 


336  THE  JUDICIAL    BENCH. 


1915;   cr.  Knt.   1913,   and  P.C.    and  Baron   Buckmaster,  of  Cheddington, 
Buckinghamshire  (peerage  of  United  Kingdom)  191 5. 

Residence—  i,Porchester Terrace,  Hyde  Park,  W.     Clubs — Reform,  Garrick,  Athenaeum. 

*RiaHT  HON.  BARON  CARSON  OF  DUNCAIRN  (Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary). 

Edward  Henry  Carson,  P.C,  son  of  the  late  Edward  Henry 
■Carson  (sometime  Vice-Pres.  of  Roy.  Institute  of  Architects),  of  Harcourt 
Street,  Dublin  ;  b.  Feb.  9th,  1854  ;  ed.  at  Portarlington  Sch.,  and  at  Dublin 
Univ.  (B.A.  1876,  M.A.  1889,  Hon.  LL.D.  1901):  m.  ist,  1879,  Sarah 
Annette  Foster,  who  d.  1913,  da.  of  H.  Persse  Kirwan,  formerly  of  Triston 
Lodge,  CO.  Galway;  2ndly,  1914,  Ruby,  da.  of  Col.  Stephen  Frewen,  formerly 
Comdg.  i6th  Lancers;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1877,  a  K.  C.  (Ireland)  1889, 
and  a  Bencher  1891  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1893,  a  K.C.  (England)  1894, 
•and  a  Bencher  1900;  was  Counsel  to  Attorney-Gen.  of  Ireland  1887-90, 
Senior  Crown  Prosecutor  for  County  and  City  of  Dublin  189 1-2,  Solicitor- 
>Gen.  for  Ireland  1892,  Solicitor-Gen.  for  England  May  1900  to  Dec.  1905, 
Attorney-Gen.  (with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet)  May  to  Oct.  1915,  first  Lord  of 
the  Admiralty  in  National  Min.  Dec.  1916  to  July  1917,  and  a  Member  of 
the  War  Cabinet  (without  portfolio)  July  1917  to  Jan.  1918  ;  is  Pres.  of  Ulster 
Unionist  Council,  Chm.  Irish  Unionist  M.P.'s,  and  Chairman  of  its  Central 
Executive  Committee  ;  elected  Autumn  Reader  to  Inns  of  Court  1912  ;  sat  as 
M.P.  for  Dublin  Univ.  (C)  1892  to  1918,  and  for  Duncairn  Div.  of  Belfast  Dec. 
4918  to  June  1921  ;  cr.  P.C.  (Ireland)  1896,  Knt.  1900,  P.C.  (England)  1905, 
.and  a  Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary,  with  title  of  Baron  Carson  of  Duncairn, 
CO.  Antrim  (life  peerage)  1921. 

Residetices — 5,  Eaton  Place,  S.W.  ;  Cleve  Court,  Minster-in-Thanet.       Clubs — Carlton, 
Oarrick,  Bachelors',  City  Carlton,  Ulster. 

*  RIGHT  HON.  VISCOUNT  CAVE  (Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary). 

George  Cave,  P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  ist 
Viscount,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Cave,  M.P., 
of  Richmond,  Surrey  ;  b.  Feb.  23rd,  1856  ;  ed. 
at  Merchant  Taylors'  Sch.,  and  at  St.  John's 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  ist  class  Moderations 
and  Final  Classics  1878,  M.A.  1912,  Hon. 
Fellow  1916)  :  m  1885,  Estella,  da.  of  the 
late  William  W.  Mathews,  of  North  Cadbury, 
Somerset;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1880,  a  K.C. 
1 904,  and  a  Bencher  1 9 1 2  ;  is  a  J.  P.  and  D.  L. 
for  Surrey  (sometime  dim.  of  its  Quarter 
Sessions),  and  an  Hon.  Freeman  of  Kingston- 
upon-Thames  and  Richmond  (Surrey),  and  of 
Merchant  Taylors  Co.  ;  was  Recorder  of 
Guildford  July  1904  to  Nov.  1915,  a  Member 
of  Roy.  Commn.  on  Land  Transfer  Acts  1908, 
Standing  Counsel  to  Oxford  Univ.  1913-15, 
Attorney-Gen.  and  Member  of  Council  to 
Prince  of  Wales  1914-15,  Chm.  of  Contraband 
Committee  19 15,  and  Solicitor- Gen.  191 5- 16, 
Sec.  of  State  for  Home  Depart.  1916-19  (also  Chm.  Inter- Departmental 
Prisoners  of  War  Committee  1918-19)  ;  appointed  a  Lord  of  Appeal  in 
Ordinary  1919,  Chm.  S.  Rhodesia  Commn.  1919-20,  of  Voluntary  Hospitals 
Committee  1921,  and  of  Committee  on  Trade  Boards  1921-2;  sometime 
Hon.  Col.  Comdt.  2nd  Vol.  Batn.  E.  Surrey  Regt.  ;  editor  of  several  legal 
treatises;  is  a  Fellow  of  Roy.  Colonial  Institute;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Kingston 
Div.  of  Surrey  (C)  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918;  cr.  P.C.  1915,  Knt.  1915, 
Viscount  Cave,  of  Richmond,  co.  Surrey  (peerage  of  United  Kingdom)  1918, 
and  G.C.M.G.  1921. 

Residences— "^sxAxohe.    Court,    Richmond,    Surrey;    St.   Ann's,    Burnham,    Somerset. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Athenaeum. 


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BARON  COLERIDGE  (King's  Bench  Division). 

Bernard  John  Seymour  Cole- 
ridge {Mr.  Justice  Coleridge),  2nd  Baron, 
son  of  1st  Baron  Coleridge,  by  Jane  For- 
tescue,  da.  of  the  Rev.  George  Turner 
Seymour,  of  Farringford  Hill,  Isle  of 
Wight;  b.  Aug.  19th,  1851  ;  s.  1894;  ed. 
at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A. 

1875,  M.A.  1877,  Hon.  Fellow  1910)  :  m. 

1876,  Mary  Alethea,  da.  of  the  late  Rt. 
Rev.  John  Fielder  Mackarness,  D.D., 
sometime  Lord  Bishop  of  Oxford ;  Bar. 
Middle    Temple    1877,    a   K.C.    1892,     a 

Bencher  1894,  and  Treasurer  1918  and  1919 ;  formerly  Counsel  for  Post  Office 
on  W.  Circuit ;  is  a  J.  P.  and  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Devonshire,  and  a 
Fellow  of  Roy.  Society  of  Literature  ;  was  a  Commr.  of  Assize,  Midland  Circuit 
1906  and  1907  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Sheffield,  Attercliffe  Div.  (Z)  1885-94 ; 
appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  1907  ;  was  Chm.  of  Conciliation 
Board  for  Coal  Trade,  Federated  Dists.  1912-18. 

Residences — The  Chanter's   House,  Ottery  St.   Mary,  Devon  ;    17,'  Gledhow  Gardens, 
S.W.        Chambers — Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C.        Clubs — Athenaeum,  Savile. 


RIQHT  HON.  SIR  CHARLES  J.  DARLING  (King's  Bench  Division). 
Charles  John  Darling,  F.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  Charles  Darling, 
of  Langham  Hall,  Essex,  by  Sarah  Frances,  da.  of  John  Tizard,  of  Dorchester; 
k.  Dec.  6th,  1849  ;  ed.  privately  :  m.  1885,  Mary  Caroline,  who  d.  1913,  el.  da. 
of  the  late  Maj.-Gen.  Wilberforce  Harris  Greathed,  C.B.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1874,  Q.C.  1885,  and  a  Bencher  1892  ;  went  Oxford  Circuit ;  author  of  "  Scintillse 
Juris,"  "Meditations  in  the  Tea  Room,"  "Seria  Ludo,"  and  "  On  the  Oxford 
Circuit";  unsuccessfully  contested  S.  Div.  of  Hackney  1885  and  1886;  sat 
as  M.P.  for  Deptford  (C)  Feb.  1888  to  Oct.  1897,  when  he  was  appointed  a 
Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice ;  appointed  a  Member  of  Roy.  Commn. 
on  King's  Bench  1912,  and  Chm.  of  (i^ommittee  On  Courts  Martial  1919  ; 
knighted  1897,  P.C.  1917. 

Residences— Zi,  Albert  Hall  Mansions,  S.W.7.     Chambers— 6^^,  Royal  Courts  of  Justice, 
W.C      C/«-5— Carlton. 


SIR  LEWIS  T.  DIBDIN  (Court  of  Arches).     ' 

Lewis  Tonna  Dibdin,  3rd  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Robert  William 
Dibdin ;  b.  July  19th,  1852  ;  ed.  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  2nd  class 
Mathematical  Tripos  1874,  M.A.  1877);  Hon.  D.C.L.,  Durham  189 1  :  m. 
1881,  Marianne  Aubrey,  eldest  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Humphrey  Senhouse  Binder; 
Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1876,  K.C.  1901,  and  a  Bencher  1908;  was  Chancellor  of 
the  Diocese  of  Rochester  1886- 1903,  of  Exeter  1888- 1903,  and  of  Durham 
1891-1903,  and  Official  Counsel  to  Attorney-Gen.  for  Charity  1895-1901  ;  for- 
merly (Official  of  Archdeaconries  of  Surrey,  Southwark,  and  Kingston  ;  is  Dean 
of  the  Arches,  Auditor  of  Chancery  Court  of  York,  Master  of  the  Faculties,  a 
J, P.  for  Surrey,  and  First  Church  Estates  Commr.  ;  knighted  1903. 

Residence — Nobles,  Dormansland,  Surrey.        Club — Athenaeum. 


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RIGHT  HON.  SIR  HENRY  E.  DUKE  (Probate.  Divorce,  and  Admiralty  Division). 

Henry  Edward  Duke,  P.C,  son  of  William  Edward  Duke, 
granite  merchant,  of  Merrivale,  S.  Devon;  b.  1855;  ed.  privately;  Bar. 
Gray's  Inn  1885,  a  K.C.  and  a  Bencher  1899,  and  Treasurer  1908;  was 
Recorder  of  Plymouth  and  Devonport  1897- 1900,  and  ol  Devonport  only 
1900-1914,  and  Chm.  of  Roy.  Commn.on  Liquor  Control  Board  of  Losses  1915 
and  Excess  Profits  Board  of  Referees  1916  ;  appointed  Chm.  of  G.W.  Railway 
Conciliation  Board  1909,  and  of  Roy.  Commn.  on  Defence  of  the  Realm 
Losses  1 91 5,  Attorney-Gen.  and  a  Member  of   Council  of  Prince  of  Wales 

1915,  and  Ch.  Sec.  for  Ireland  Aug.  1916,  and  again  in  National  Min.  Dec. 

1916,  and  a  Member  of  Council  of  Legal  Education  1921  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for 
Plymouth  Oct.  1900  to  Jan.  1906  (when  he  was  defeated),  and  for  Exeter  (C) 
Jan.  to  Dec.  1910  (when  he  was  defeated) ;  on  April  8th,  191 1,  was,  after  a 
scrutiny,  awarded  the  seat  on  petition,  and  sat  therefor  until  April  191 8,  a 
Lord  Justice  of  Appeal  1918,  and  Pres.  of  Probate,  Divorce,  and  Admiralty 
Div.  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (also  Pres.  of  Prize  Court)  1919 :  vi.  1876, 
Sarah,  who  d.  1914,  da.  of  the  late  John  Shorland  ;  P.C.  (England)  1915  and 
(Ireland)  1916,  Knt.  1918. 

Residences — 4,  Gray's  Inn  Square,  W.C.  ;  Maryfield,  Exeter.        C/wi^— Athenaeum. 


•RIGHT  HON.  BARON  DUNEDIN  (Lord  of  Appeal  In  Ordinary). 

Andrew  Graham  Murray 
{Baron  Dunedm),  F.C.,  K.C.V.O., 
only  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Graham 
Murray,  Crown  Agent  for  Scotland, 
of  Stenton,  Dunkeld,  by  Caroline, 
da.  of  John  Tod,  of  Kirkhill ;  b. 
Nov.  2 1st,  1849  ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and 
at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (Scholar  1871, 
B.A.  1872,  M.A.  1875) ;  Hon.  LL.D., 
Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  1904,  and 
Aberdeen  1906 :  w.  1874,  Mary 
Clementine,  da.  of  Adm.  Sir  William 
Edmonstone,  4th  Bt.  ;  Advocate, 
Scotland  1874,  a  K.C.  1891,  and 
Hon.  Master  of  Middle  Temple  1910  ; 
was  Sheriff  of  Perthshire  1890-91, 
and  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Scotland 
1891-2  and  1895-6,  Lord  Advocate  of 
Scotland  1896- 1903,  Lord- Lieut,  of 
Buteshire  1900- 1905,  Sec.  for  Scot- 
land, with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet 
1903-5,  and  Lord  Justice-Gen.  of 
Scotland  and  Lord  Pres.  of  Court  of  Session,  with  Judicial  title  of  Lord 
Graham  Murray  ]2X\.  1905  to  Oct.  1913,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Lord  of 
Appeal  in  Ordinary  ;  appointed  Keeper  of  the  Great  Seal  of  Principality  of 
Scotland  191 1  ;  is  a  D.L.  for  Co.  of  City  of  Edinburgh ;  unsuccessfully  con- 
tested E.  Div.  of  Perthshire  1885;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Buteshire  (C)  Oct.  1891  to 
Jan.  1905  ;  cr.  P.C.  1896,  Baron  Dunedin  of  Stenton,  co.  Perth  (peerage  of 
United  Kingdom)  1905,  K.C.V.O.  1908,  and  a  Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary 

1913- 

Residences — 7,  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edinburgh  ;  Stenton,  Dunkeld,  Perthshire.         Clubs — 
Carhon,  Wellington,  New  (Edinburgh). 


HON.  SIR  HARRY  T.  EVE  (Chancery  Division). 

Harry  Trelawney  Eve,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Eve,  of  Jamaica; 
b.  Oct.  13th,  1856 ;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  and  M.A. 
1882,   Hon.    Fellow   1918):    m.  1879,   Beatrice  Wright,    only  da.  of  Henry 


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Strangways  Hounsell,  M.D.,  of  Torquay;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1881,  a  K.C. 
1895,  and  Bencher  1899  ;  is  a  J.P.  for  co.  Devon;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Mid.,  or 
Ashburton,  Div.  of  Devonshire  (Z,)  Jan.  1904  to  Dec.  1907,  when  he  was 
appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (Chancery  Div.)  ;  knighted  1907. 

Residence  -It),  Kildare  Gardens,  W.  Chambers— -^^d.  Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C. 

Clubs — Athenaeum,  Farmers'. 


*RIGHT  HON.  VISCOUNT  FINLAY. 

Robert  Bannatyne  Finlay,  P.C.,  G.C.Af.G., 

1st  Viscount,  el.  son  of  the  late  William  Finlay,  F.R.C.P., 
of  St.  Colme's  Trinity,  near  Edinburgh ;  b.  1842 ;  ed. 
at  Edinburgh  Acad.,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.D. 
1863) ;  Hon.  LL.D.,  Camb.,  Edinburgh,  and  St.  Andrews 
Univs. :  m.  1874,  Mary,  who  d.  1911,  da.  of  the  late  Cosmo 
Innes,  Advocate,  of  Edinburgh ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1867,  a  K.C.  1882,  a  Bencher  1884,  and  Treasurer  1903  ; 
is  a"  J.P.  for  Inverness-shire,  a  D.L.  for  Nairnshire,  and 
a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar;  was  Solicitor- 
Gen.  August  1895  to  May  1900,  and  Attorney-Gen. 
1900-1905,  and  Lord  High  Chancellor  Dec.  1916  to 
Jan.  1919  ;  appoijited  British  Member  of  Permanent  Court 
of  Arbitration  at  The  Hague  1920,  and  elected  an 
International  Judge  (League  of  Nations)  1921  ;  un- 
successfully contested  Haddingtonshire  1883;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Inverness 
Dist.  {LU)  Dec.  1885  to  June  1892  (when  he  was  defeated),  and  July  1895  to 
Jan.  1906  (when  he  was  defeated),  and  for  Edinburgh  and  St.  Andrews  Univs. 
Jan.  1910  to  Dec.  1916  ;  cr.  Knt.  1895,  G.C.M.G.  1904,  P.C.  1905,  Baron 
Finlay,  of  Nairn,  co.  Nairn  (peerage  of  United  Kingdom),  1916,  and  Viscount 
/'inlay,  of  Nairn,  co.  Nairn  (peerage  of  United  Kingdom),  1919. 

Residences — 31,    Phillimore  Gardens,   Kensington,   W. ;    Newton,    Nairn.  Clubs — 

Atheuaeum,  Brooks's,  Garrick,  Carlton. 


HON.  SIR  (F.)  ARTHUR  GREER  (King's  Bench 
Division). 

(Frederick)  Arthur  Greer,    son  of 

Arthur   Greer,    of  Liverpool ;    b.    1863 :    vi. 

1901,  Katharine,  da.  of  E.  E.  van  Noorden, 

of  Orangeburg,    S.    Carolina,   U.S.A.;   Bar. 

Gray's  Inn  1886,  a  K.C.  and  Bencher  1910, 

and  Treasurer    1921  ;   appointed  a  Judge   of 

High  Court  of  Justice   (King's  Bench  Div.) 

1919;  knighted  1919. 

Residence — 29,  Ashburn  Place,  S.W.7.  Chambers 
— Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C.  Clubs — Athenaeum. 
Garrick. 


340 


THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


"RIGHT  HON.  VISCOUNT  HALDANE. 

Richard  Burdon  Haldane,  P.C, 
K.T.,  O.M.,  ist  Viscount,  son  of  Robert  Hal- 
dane, ofCloan,  Perthshire;  b.  July  30th,  1856; 
ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad.,  and  at  Univ.  of  Edin- 
burgh (M.A.  1876,  Hon.  LL.D.  1898)  ;  Hon. 
D.C.L.  Oxford  1906,  and  Durham  1913,  Hon. 
LL.D.,  Camb.  and  Manchester  1908,  Bristol 
1912,  and  McGill  Univ.  1913,  and  Hon.  M.A. 
and  Ph.D.  Gottingen  1913  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's 
Inn  1879,  a  K.C.  1890,  and  a  Bencher  1893; 
is  a  F.  R.S.,  Member  of  Committee  of  Council 
on  Education  in  Scotland,  and  of  Committee 
of  Imperial  Defence,  Chancellor  of  Univ.  of 
Bristol,  and  Pres.  of  Roy.  Economic  So.  ;  was 
Sec.  of  State  for  War  and  Pres.  of  Army 
Council  Dec.  1905  to  June  1912,  and  Lord 
High  Chancellor  of  England  and  Speaker  of 
House  of  Lords  June  1912  to  May  191 5 ; 
appointed  a  Member  of  Judicial  Committee 
of  Privy  Council  191 1;  officially  attended  American  Bar.  Asso.  Meeting  at 
Montreal  1913 ;  author  of  "The  Pathway  to  Reality,"  "Education  and 
Empire,"  and  other  works;  sat  as  M. P.  for  Haddingtonshire  (Z)  Dec. 
1885  to  March  191 1  ;  cr.  P.C.  1902,  Vis couni  Haldane,  of  Cloan,  co.  Perth 
(peerage  of  United  Kingdom),  191 1,  and  K.T.  1913. 

Seat — Cloan,  near  A.uchterarder.         Town  Residence — 28,  Queen  Anne's  Gate,  S.W. 
Clubs — Brooks's,  Athenaeum,  New  (Edinburgh). 


HON.  sm  (E.)  MAURICE  HILL  (Probate,  Divorce,  and  Admiralty  Division). 

(Edward)  Maurice  Hill,  son  of  George  Birkheck  Hill,  D.C.L. ;  b. 
Jan.  8th,  1862;  ed.  at  Haileybury,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1884)  : 
m.  1891,  Berta,  da.  of  G.  B.  Hadwen,  of  Kebroyd,  Halifax  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1888,  and  a  K.C.  1910  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (Probate, 
Divorce,  and  Admiralty)  1917  ;  knighted  1916. 

Residence — 17,  Hillside,  Wimbledon,  S.W.      Chambers — Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C. 


HON.  SIR  THOMAS  G.  HORRIDGE  (King's  Bench  Division). 

Thomas  Gardner  Horridge,  son  of 
the  late  John  Horridge,  of  Bolton;  b.  Oct.  12th, 
1857;  ed.  privately:  m.  ist,  1901,  Evelyne, 
who  d.  1920,  da.  of  Melvill  Sandys,  of  Lanarth, 
Wadebridge,  Cornwall;  2ndly,  1921,  May 
Ethel  Markham  (by  deed  poll),  da.  of  the 
late  Capt.  Francis  Pavy,  of  Foley  House, 
Portland  Place.  W.,  and  Markham  Wroughton, 
Wilts,  and  widow  of  Alfred  Isenburg,  of  39, 
Cadogan  Place,  S.W.;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1884, 
and  a  K.C.  1901  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  E.  Div.  of 
Manchester  (Z)  Jan.  1906  to  Jan.  1910  ;  some- 
time a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar; 
appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice 
(King's  Bench  Div.)  1910  (was  Judge  in  Bank- 
ruptcy 1913-21)  ;  knighted  1910. 

Residence — 96,  Gloucester  Terrace,  W.  Chambers 
—  Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C.  C/«3j— Reform, 
Athenaeum. 


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HON.  SIR  PAUL  0.  LAWRENCE  (Chancery  Division). 

Paul  Ogden  Lawrence,  son  of  the  late  Philip  Henry  Lnwrence, 
of  Lincoln's  Inn ;  b.  Sept.  8th,  i86i  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1882,  K.C.  1896, 
and  Bencher  1900  :  711.  1887,  Maude  Mary,  da.  of  John  Turner,  of  Oaklands, 
Wimbledon  Park  ;  sometime  Chm.  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar;  appointed  a 
Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (Chancery  Div.)  1918,  also  a  Judge  in 
Bankruptcy  1921  ;  knighted  1919. 

Residence — Dunarden,  Inner  Park  Road,  Wimbledon  Park,  S.W.  Chatnbers — Royal 
Courts  of  Justice,  W.C. 

*RIGHT  HON.  EARL  LOREBURN. 

Robert  Thresh  ie  Reid, 
P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  son  of  the 
late  Sir  James  John  Reid,  of 
Mouswald  Place,  Dumfries,  by 
Mary,  da.  of  the  late  R. 
Threshie,  of  Barnbarroch, 
Kircudbrightshire ;  b.  April 
3rd,  1846  ;  ed.  at  Cheltenham 
Coll.  (of  the  Council  of  which 
he  is  Pres.),  and  at  Balliol 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1869, 
Hon.  Fellow  1908)  :  m.  ist, 
1 87 1,  Emily  Douglas,  who  d. 
1904,  da.  of  Capt.  Arthur  Cecil 
Fleming;  2ndly,  1907,  Violet 
Elizabeth,  da.  of  William 
Frederick  Hicks  -  Beach,  of 
Witcombe  Park,  Gloucester ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1871,  a 
K.C.  1882,  and  a  Bencher 
1890;  was  Solicitor-Gen.  May 
to  Oct.  1894,  and  Attorney- 
Gen.  Oct.  1894  to  June  1895,  one  of  the  British  Counsel  in  Venezuela  and 
British  Guiana  Boundary  Arbitration  1899,  and  Lord  High  Chancellor  of 
England  and  Speaker  of  House  of  Lords  Dec.  1905  to  June  1912  ;  elected 
Visitor  of  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  1912 ;  acted  as  a  Counsellor  of  State  during 
H.M.'s  absence  abroad  1911-12  ;  appointed  Chm.  Roy.  Commn.  on  Railways 
I913;  sat  for  Hereford  City  (Z)  April  1880  to  Nov.  1885,  and  for  Dumfries 
Dist.  July  1 886  to  Dec.  1905  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Dumbartonshire  1885  ; 
Knt.  1894,  G.C.M.G.  1899,  P.C.  1905,  Baron  Loreburn,  of  Dumfries,  co. 
Dumfries  (peerage  of  United  Kingdom)  1906,  and  Earl  Lorebiirn  (peerage  of 
United  Kingdom),  191 1. 

Residence — Kingsdown  House,  Deal. 


HON.  SIR  MONTAGUE  LUSH  (King's  Bench  Division). 

Charles  Montague  Lush,  son  of  the  late 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Robert  Lush,  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal ; 
b.  Dec.  7th,  1853 ;  ed.  at  Westminster,  and  at 
Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  1st  class  Classical  Tripos 
1876) :  m.  1893,  Margaret  Abbie,  da.  of  Sir 
Charles  Brodie  Locock,  2nd  Bt. ;  Ear.  Gray's  Inn 
1879,  a  Bencher  1893,  and  ^  ^.^-  1902;  went 
N.-E.  Circuit;  appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court 
of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.)  1910;  author  of 
"  Law  of  Husband  and  Wife  "  ;  knighted  1910. 

i?M/rf^«f«— Tanglewood,  Bushey  Heath,  Watford  ;  15, 
Sussex  Square.  W. 


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THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


HON.  SIR  HENR7  A.  McCARDIE  (King's  Bench  Division). 
Henry  Alfred  McCardie,  son  of  Joseph  William  McCardie  ; 
h.  July  l8lh,  1869;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1894;  appointed  a  Judge  of  High 
Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.)  1916  ;  Knt.  1916. 

Residence— Queen  Anne's  Mansions,  S.W.        C/tamders— 660,  Royal  Courts  of  Justice, 
W.C.        C/wAj— Athenaeum,  Reform. 

*EIGHT  HON.  VISCOUNT  MERSEY. 

John  Charles  Bigham, 
P.C.,  1st  Viscount,  son  of  the 
late  John  Bigham,  merchant,  of 
Liverpool,  by  Helen,  who  d. 
1904,  da.  of  John  East ;  b.  Aug. 
3rd,  1840;  ed.  at  Roy.  Institu- 
tion, Liverpool,  and'  in  Berlin 
and  Paris:  tn.  1871,  Georgina, 
da.  of  John  Rogers,  of  Liver- 
pool; Bar.  Middle  Temple  1870, 
a  Q.C.  1883,  a  Bencher  1886, 
and  Treasurer  1907  ;  was  Leader 
of  N.  Circuit ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  E.  Toxteth  Div.  of 
Liverpool  1885 ;  sat  as  M.P.  for 
Exchange  Div.  of  Liverpool 
(Zt^)  July  1895  to  Oct.  1897, 
having  been  defeated  there 
1892 ;  was  a  Member  of  S. 
African  Committee  1S96-7,  and 
a  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of 
Justice  1897-1909  (also  Judge  in  Bankruptcy  1904-8),  and  Pres.  of  Probate, 
Divorce,  and  Admiralty  Div.  of  the  Hich  Court  of  Justice  1909-10  ;  is  an  Hon. 
Member  of  Berlin  Law  So. ;  served  as  a  Roy.  Commr.  for  Revision  of  Martial  Law 
in  S.  Africa  1902.  and  as  Pres.  of  Railway  and  Canal  Commn.  1904-7  ; 
appointed  Wreck  Commr.  of  the  United  Kingdom  19 12,  and  a  Member  of 
Committee  on  Civil  Ser.  1915;  cr.  Knt.  1897,  P. C.  igog,  Baron  Mersey,  of 
Toxteth,  CO.  Palatine  of  Lancashire  (peerage  of  United  Kingdom)  19 10,  and 
Viscount  Mersey,  of  Toxteth,  co.  Palatine  of  Lancaster  (peerage  of  United 
Kingdom)  191 6. 

Residence — 22,  Grosvenor  Place,  S.W.     Clubs — Athenaeum,  Reform. 

*RIGHT  HON.  BARON  PARMOOR. 

(Charles)  Alfred  Cripps, 
K.C.V.O.,  1st  Baron,  son  of  the 
late  Henry  William  Cripps,  Q.C, 
of  Beechwood,  Marlow ;  b.  Oct. 
3rd,  1852;  ed.at  Winchester,  and  at 
New  Coll.,  Oxford  (Scholar,  B.A., 
four  1st  classes,  1874,  M.A.  and 
B.C.L.  1875,  Fellow  of  Winchester, 
and  Hon.  Fellow  of  New  Coll. ) :  m. 
1st,  1881,  Theresa,  whoa?.  1893,  6th 
da.  of  Richard  Potter,  of  Rusland 
Hall,  Lancashire  ;  2ndly,  1919, 
Marian  Emily,  da.  of  the  late  Rt. 
Hon.  John  E.  Ellis,  of  Wrea  Head, 
Scalby,  Yorkshire  ;  sometime  a 
Fellow  of  St.  John's  Coll., 
Oxford  ;  Senior  Studentship  Inns 
of  Court  1876;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1877,  a  K.C.  1890,  a  Bencher  1893, 
and  Treasurer  191 7;  appointed 
Attorney-Gen.  to  successive  Princes 


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343 


of  Wales  1895,  1901,  and  1910  (also  a  Member  of  Council),  Chancellor  and 
Vicar-Gen.  to  Diocese  of  York  1900,  Vicar-Gen.  of  Province  of  Canterbury 
1902,  Chm.  of  Canterbury  House  of  Laymen  and  a  Member  of  its  Com- 
mittee 1910,  a  Member  of  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council  1914,  and 
Chm.  House  of  Laity  in  National  Church  Assembly  1920  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Bucks, 
Chm.  of  Bucks  Quarter  Sessions,  Hon.  Member  of  Surveyors'  Institute,  and  a 
■Gov.  and  Fellow  of  Winchester  Coll. ;  sometime  a  Member  of  S.  African 
■Committee  and  of  Roy,  Commn.  on  Local  Taxation;  sat  as  M. P.  for  Mid., 
or  .Stroud,  Div.  of  Gloucestershire  (C)  1895-1900  (when  he  was  defeated),  for 
Stretford  Div.  of  Lancashire  (S.-E.)  1901-6  (when  he  was  defeated),  and  for 
Bucks,  S.,  or  Wycombe,  Div.  Jan.  1910  to  Jan.  1914;  author  of  a  standard 
work  on  "The  Law  of  Compensation,"  and  "The  Laws  of  the  Church  and 
Clergy";  cr.  K.C.V.O.  1908,  and  Baron  Parmoor,  of  Frieth,  Bucks  (peerage 
of  United  Kingdom)  and  a  P.C.  1914. 

Seat — Parmoor,  Henley-on-Thames.  Town  Residence — 2g,  Wilton  Crescent,   S.W. 

Clubs — Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Athenaeum,  Marlborough. 

HON.  SIR  ARTHUR  PETERSON  (Chancery  Division). 

Arthur  Frederick  Peterson,  son  of  William  Peterson,  of 
Melbourne  Australia;  b.  Oct.  12th,  1859;  ed.  at  Corpus  Christi  Coll., 
Oxford  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1886,  and  K.C.  1906 ;  appointed  a  Judge  of 
High  Court  of  Justice  (Chancery  Div.)  1915  ;  knighted  1915. 

Residence — 39,  Cheyne  Walk,  Chelsea,  S.W.  Chambers — 630,  Royal  Courts  of  Justice, 
W.C.         C/«^f— Albemarle,  Athenaeum. 


RIGHT  HON.  BARON  PHILLIMORE. 

Walter  George  Frank  Phil- 
LiMORE,  P.O.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  I  St 
Baron,  and  2nd  Bt.  ;  b.  Nov.  21st, 
1845  ;  ed.  at  Westminster,  and  at 
Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford;  Fellow  of  All 
Souls'  ;  Hon.  LL.D.  Edinburgh 
1898,  and  Birmingham  1918  :  m. 
1870,  Agnes,  el.  da.  of  the  late 
Charles  Manners  Lushington,  M.P. 
for  Canterbury ;  Bar.  Middle 
Temple  1868,  granted  patent 
of  Precedence  at  the  Bar  1883, 
Bencher  1888,  and  Treasurer  1907  ; 
sometime  Chancellor  of  Lincoln 
Diocese  and  Official  of  the  Arch- 
deaconry of  Colchester  ;  is  a  Member 
of  National  Church  Assembly,  a  J. P. 
for  Oxfordshire,  and  an  Alderman 
for  Kensington  (Mayor  1909- 11); 
was  a  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of 
Justice  1897- 191 3,  and  a  Lord  Justice 
of  Appeal  1913-16;  Pres.  English 
Church  Union  1919-20  (now  Vice-Pres.)  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  St.  George, 
Hanover  Square  (Z)  1885,  and  S.,  or  Henley,  Div.  of  Oxfordshire  1886  and 
1892;  cr.  P.C.  1913,  and  Baron  PhilHmore,  of  Shiplake,  Oxfordshire  (peerage 
of  United  Kingdom)  1918. 

Seat — The  Coppice,  Henley-on-Thames.  Town  Residence— Cam  House,  Campden 

Hill,  W.         C/«^— Athenajum. 


HON.  SIR  (A.)  ADAIR  ROCHE  (King's  Bench  Division). 

(Alexander)  Adair  Roche,  son  of  William  Roche,  of  Wykeleigh, 
Axminster;  b.  1871  ;  Hon.  Fellow  Wadham  Coll.,  Oxford  1917  :  m.  1902, 
£lfrida,   da.   of  John    Fenwick   Fenwick,  of  The    Verzons,    Ledbury ;    Bar. 


344  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


Inner  Temple  1896,  K.C.  1912,  and  a  Bencher  1917  ;  went  N.-E.  Circuit; 
appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.)  1917 ; 
knighted  19 17. 

/iesideuce—UaUing,   Calonne   Road,   Wimbledon   Common,   S.W.        Chambers— jfn. 
Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C. 


HON.  SIR  SIDNEY  A.  T.  ROWLATT  (King's  Bench  Division). 
Sidney  Arthur  Taylor  Rowlatt,  K.C.S.I.,  son  of  the  late  A.  H. 
Rowlatt,  of  Alexandria ;  (5.  July  20th,  1862:  m.  1890,  Elizabeth  Hemingway; 
formerly  Fellow  of  King's  Coll.,  Camb.;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1886,  and  a 
Bencher  1908  ;  joined  Oxford  Circuit ;  sometime  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of 
the  Bar;  appointed  Junior  Counsel  to  Inland  Revenue  Depart.  1900,  Recorder 
of  Windsor  Dec.  1904,  Junior  Counsel  to  the  Treasury  1905,  and  a  Judge  of 
High  Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.)  Aug.  191 2  ;  Knt.  1912,  K.C.S.I. 
1918. 

Residences— GayhoviQrs  Manor  House,  Danbury,  Essex.       Chambers— KowaX  Courts  of 
Justice,  W.C. 

HON.  FRANK  RUSSELL  (Chancery  Division). 

Frank  Russell,  4th  son  of  the  late 
Baron  Russell  of  Killowen  (life  peer),  Lord 
Ch.  Justice  of  England  ;  b.  July  2nd,  1867  ; 
ed.  at  Beaumont  Coll.,  and  at  Oriel  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford: m.  1900,  the  Hon.  Mary  Emily  Ritchie, 
da.  of  1st  Baron  Ritchie,  of  Dundee;  Bar.  Lin- 
coln's Inn  1893,  ^  ^C  1908,  and  a  Bencher 
191 3  ;  formerly  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council 
of  the  Bar  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court 
of  Justice  (Chancery  Div.)  1919. 
Residences — 7,  Hyde  Park  Gate,  S.W.  ;  Lane  End,  Walton  Heath,  Surrey. 


HON.  SIR  ARTHUR  C.  SALTER  (King's  Bench  Division). 

Arthur  Clavell  Salter,  son  of  the  late  Dr.  Hyde  Salter,  F.R.S., 
by  Henrietta  Laura,  who  d.  1907,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Edward  Powlett  Blunt ; 
b.  Oct.  30th,  1859;  B.A.  and  LL.B.,  London:  w.  1st,  1894,  Mary  Dorothea, 
who  d.  1917,  da.  of  the  late  Major  John  Henry  Lloyd,  R.A.  ;  2ndly,  1921, 
Nora  Constance,  da.  of  Lieut. -Col.  Thomas  Heathcote  Ouchterlony,  of  The 
Guynd,  Arbroath  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1885,  and  a  K.C.  1904  ;  went  W. 
Circuit;  was  Recorder  of  Poole  fuly  1904  to  Oct.  1917,  since  when  he  has 
been  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.);  unsuccessfully 
contested  W.  Div.  of  Southwark  (C)  Jan.  1906;  sat  as  M.P.  for  N.,  01 
Basingstoke,  Div.  of  Hampshire  March  1906  to  Oct.  1917;  Knt.  1917. 
Residence — Queen  Anne's  Mansions,  S.W.        Clubs — Carlton,  Garrick,  Bath. 


HON.  SIR  JOHN  SANKEY  (King's  Bench  Division). 

John  Sankey,  G.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Sankey;  h.  Oct. 
26th,  1866  ;  ed.  at  Lancing  Coll.,  and  at  Jesus  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1889, 
B.C.L.,  M.A.  1909,  Hon.  Fellow)  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1892,  and  a  K.C. 
1909  ;  went  S.  Wales  Circuit ;  was  Chancellor  of  Diocese  of  Llandaff  1909- 
14,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench 
Div.)  ;  acted  as  Chm.  of  Miners  Commn.  1919;  is  Hon.  Vice- Chancellor  of 
Priory  of  St.  John  for  W^ales  ;  knighted  1914,  G.B.E.  1917. 

Residences — 14.  Dean's  Yard,  Westminster  Abbey,  S.W.  Chambers — Royal  Courts  of 
Justice,  W.C. 


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345 


HON.  SIR  CHARLES  H.  SAR6ANT  (Cbancery  Division). 

Charles  Henry  Sargant,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Henry  Sargant, 
Bar.-at-Law  ;  b.  April  20th,  1856;  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford 
(B.A.  1879) :  m.  1900,  Amelia  Julia,  R.R.C.,J.P.,  da.  of  the  late  Dion  Gam- 
bardella,  C.E. ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1882 ;  appointed  Junior  Equity  Counsel 
to  the  Treasury  1908,  and  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (Chancery  Div.) 
1913  ;  Knt.  1913. 

Residences — 6,  Strathray  Gardens,  Eton  Avenue,  N.W. ;  General's  Meadow,  Walmer. 
Chambers — Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C. 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  (T.)  EDWARD  SCRUTTON  (Lord  Justice  of  Appeal). 

(Thomas)  Edward  Scrutton,  P.C,  el.  son  of  Thomas  Scrutton^ 
shipowner,  of  Buckhurst  Hill,  Essex ;  b.  Aug.  28th,  1856 ;  ed  at  Mill  Hill 
Sch.,  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London  (B.A.  1875,  M.A.  1878,  LL.B.  1881),  and  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (ist  class  Moral  Science  Tripos  1879,  Senior  Law  Tripos 
1880)  :  711.  1884,  Mary,  da.  of  S.  C.  Burton,  J.P.,  of  Great  Yarmouth;  Bar 
Middle  Temple  1882,  a  K.C.  1901,  and  a  Bencher  1908;  sometime  Professor 
of  Constitutional  Law  and  History,  Univ.  Coll.,  London  ;  unsuccessfully  con- 
tested Limehouse  Div.  of  Tower  Hamlets  (Z)  1886  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of 
High  Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.)  1910,  and  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal 
and  P.C.  1916  ;  Knt.  1910. 

Residence — Glenwood,  Westcombe  Park  Road,  S.E.3.  Chambers — 358,  Royal  Courts 
of  Justice,  W.C.         Clubs — Reform,  Athenaeum. 


RIGHT  HON.  BARON  SHAW  OF  DUNFERMLINE  (Lord  Of  Appeal  in  Ordinary). 

Thomas  Shaw,  P.C,  K.C, 
LL.D.,  son  of  Alexander  Shaw,  of 
Dunfermline,  Fifeshire ;  b.  May  23rd, 
1850  ;  ed.  at  Dunfermline  High  Sch., 
and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A., 
Hamilton  Fellow  in  Mental  Philo- 
sophy, and  Lord  Rector's  Historical 
Prizeman  1874,  LL.B.  1875)  ;  Hon. 
LL.D.  St.  Andrews  1902,  Aberdeen 
1906,  and  Edinburgh  1908  :  m.  1879, 
Elsie  Stephen,  da.  of  George  Forrest, 
of  Ludquharn,  Aberdeenshire ;  Ad- 
vocate, Scotland  1875,  a  K.C.  1894, 
and  Hon.  Bencher  Middle  Temple 
1910;  appointed  Advocate  Depute 
1886  ;  was  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Scot- 
land March  1894  to  June  1895,  and 
Lord  Advocate  for  Scotland  Dec.  1905 
to  Feb.  1909  ;  is  a  D.L.  for  City  and 
Co.  of  City  of  Edinburgh,  Member 
of  Committee  of  Council  on  Educa- 
tion in  Scotland,  and  of  Privy  Council 
Committees  on  Scottish  Univs.  and 
the  Baronetage,  Chm.  of  National  Library  for  the  Blind  ;  appointed  Chm.  of 
Roy.  Commn.  on  Dublin  Disturbances  1914,  and  of  Committee  for  Acquisition 
by  State  of  Scotch  Liquor  Trade  I917,  and  Pres.  of  Court  of  Inquiry  on 
Wages  and  Conditions  of  Dock  Labour  in  United  Kingdom  1920;  P.C. 
1905  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Hawick  Dist.  1892-1909,  when  he  became  a  Lord  of 
Appeal  in  Ordinary,  with  title  of  Baron  Shaw  of  Dunfermline,  co.  Fife  (life 
peerage)  ;  author  of  "  Letters  to  Isabel." 

Residences— f),  Bolton  Gardens,  S.W.5  ;  Craigmyle,  Aberdeenshire.        C/K^t— Reform, 
Scottish  Liberal,  Northern  (Aberdeen). 


346 


THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


HON.  SIR  MONTAGUE  SHEARMAN  (King's  Bench  Division). 

Montague  Shearman,  son  of  the  late  Montague  Shearman, 
of  Wimbledon,  Surrey ;  b.  April  7th,  1857  ;  ed.  at  Merchant  Taylors'  Sch., 
and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  0.xford  (B.A.  1880,  M.A.  18—):  m.  1884,  Mary 
I^uise,  da.  of  the  late  John  Long,  of  New  York  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1881, 
and  a  K.C.  1903:  went  Midland  Circuit  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  High  CoiMrt 
of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.)  April  1914  ;  knighted  1914. 

Residence — Leigh  House,  Eaton  Gate.S.W.    Chambers — 370,  Royal  Courts  of  J  ustice,W.C. 

*RI6HT  HON.  BARON  STERNDALE  (Master  of  the  Rolls). 

William  Pickford,  F.C, 
1st  Baron,  son  of  Thomas  Edward 
Pickford,  of  Manchester ;  b.  Oct 
1st,  1848;  ed.  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Ox 
ford  (B.A.  1872,  M.A.  1908,  Hon 
Fellow  1916)  :  ni.  1880,  Alice  M 
who  d.  1884,  da.  of  John  William 
Brooke,  of  Sibton  Park,  Suffolk 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1874,  aQ.C.  1893, 
and  a  Bencher  1902  ;  joined  N.  Cir- 
cuit ;  was  Recorder  of()ldham  March 
1901  to  Oct.  1904,  and  of  Liverpool 
1904-7,  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of 
Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.)  1907-14, 
a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal  19 14- 18, 
and  Pres.  of  Probate,  Divorce,  and 
Admiralty  Div.  of  High  Court  of 
Justice  (also  Pres.  of  Prize  Court) 
1918-19,  since  when  he  has  been 
Master  of  the  Rolls  ;  acted  as  Coun- 
sel at  the  N.  Sea  Commn.  at  Paris 
1905,  and  as  a  Commr.  of  Assize 
1906 ;  was  a  ]\Iember  of  Conference  on  Unification  of  Maritime  Law  at 
Brussels  1905,  1909,  and  1910;  appointed  Chm.  S.  Wales  Courts  Coal  Con- 
ciliation Board  1916;  cr.  Knt.  1907,  P.C.  1914,  and  Baron  Sterndale,  of 
King  Sterndale,  co.  Derby  (peerage  of  United  Kingdom)   1918. 

Seat — King  Sterndale,  near  Buxton,  Derbyshire.         T(nvn  Residence—  Queen's  House, 
i6,',Cheyne  Walk,  Chelsea,  S.W.3.         Chambers—'RoyaX  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C.2. 

•RIGHT  HON.  BARON  SUMNER  (Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary). 

John  Andrew  Hamilton,/'.  (7.,  G^.C5., 
second  son  of  Andrew  Hamilton,  iron  merchant, 
of  Manchester;  /^.  Feb.  3rd,  1859;  ed.  at  Balliol 
Coll.,  Oxford;  Hon.  LL.D.,  Edinburgh  1913, 
and  Manchester  1919,  Hon.  D.C.L.  Oxford 
1920 :  in.  1892,  Maude  Margaret,  da.  of  the 
Rev.  John  Wood  Todd,  D.D. ;  Hon.  Fellow 
Magdalen  Coll.,  Oxford  1909;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1883,  and  a  K.C.  1901  ;  went  N. 
Circuit  ;  was  Inspector  in  Swansea  Education 
Dispute  1908,  Chm.  of  W^orking  Classes  Cost 
of  Living,  British  Cellulose  Enquiry,  and 
British  and  Foreign  Legal  Procedure  (1918) 
Committees,  a  British  Delegate  Reparations 
Commn.  at  Peace  Conference  1919,  and  Chm. 
Roy.  Commn.  on  Compensation  for  Suffering 
and  Damage  by  Enemy  Action  1921 ;  appointed 
a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench 
Div.)  Feb.  1909,  Knt.  1909,  a  Lord  Justice  of 
Appeal  and  P.C.  1912,  and  a  Lord  of  Appeal 
in  Ordinary,  with  title  of  Baron  Sumner,  of 
Ibstone,  Bucks  (life  peerage)  1913,  G.C.B.  (Civil)  1920. 

Seat — Ibstone,  Bucks.     Town  Residence — 25,  Gloucester  Square,  Hyde  Park,  W. 


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347 


HON.  SIR  RIGBY  P.  W.  SWIFT  (Kings  Bench  Division). 

"  Rigby  Philip  Watson  Swift,  fifth  son  of  Thomas  Swift,  Bar-at- 
law  ;  (J.June  7th,  1874;  ed.  in  Liverpool,  and  at  London  Univ.  (LL.B. 
1895)  I  m.  1902,  Beatrice,  da.  of  tlie  late  John  Bankes  Walmsley,  shipowner, 
of  Liverpool  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1895,  ^  K.C.  1912,  and  a  Bencher  1916  ; 
went  N.  Circuit  ;  was  Recorder  of  Wigan  Nov.  1915  to  June  1920,  when  he 
was  appointed  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (King's  Bench  Div.)  ;  some- 
time a  Member  of  St.  Helens  Conservative  Asso.  ;  sat  as  M.P.  (C)  for  St. 
Helens  Dec.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  defeated  therefor  Jan.  1910  and  Dec.  1918  ; 
knighted  1920. 

Residence — Kiona,  Crowborough,  Sussex.        Chambers — Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  W.C. 

•RIGHT  HON.  BARON  TREVETHIN  (Lord  Chief  Justice  of  England). 

Alfred  Tristram  Law- 
rence, P.C.,  \^\.  Baron,  son 
of  David  Lawrence,  surgeon, 
of  Pontypool,  co.  Monmouth ; 
h.  1843  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Hall, 
Camb.  (LL.B.  1867  ;  Hon. 
Fellow  1908) :  m.  1875,  Jessie 
Elizabeth,  da.  of  George 
Lawrence,  J. P. ;  Bar  Middle 
Temple  1869,  and  a  K.C. 
1897  ;  souietime  a  Revising 
Barrister  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Mon- 
mouth, and  a  J.  P.  and  D.L. 
for  Nairn  ;  was  Junior  Coun- 
sel to  the  Admiralty  1882-97, 
Recorder  of  Windsor  1885- 
1904,  Commr.  of  Assize  on 
N.-E.  Circuit  1903,  and  on 
N.  Circuit  1904,  and  a  Judge 
of  High  Court  of  Justice 
(King's  Bench  Division)  1904- 
21,  since  when  he  has  been  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  England  ;  appointed  Pres.  of 
War  Compensation  Court  1920;  ci:  Knt.  1904,  and  V.Q.&nA  Baron  Trevethin, 
of  Blaengawney,  co.  Monmouth  (peerage  of  United  Kingdom)  1921. 

.SVn/i-  Invernairne,  Nairn;    Blaengawney,    Monmouthshire.         Toiun    Residence — 10, 
South  Street,  Mayfair,  W.         CV«<^j  -Athenseum,  New  University. 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  THOMAS  R.  WARRINGTON  (Lord  Justice  of  Appeal). 

Thomas  Rolls  Warrington, /'.C, 
only  son  of  Thomas  Warrington,  of  London, 
by  Mary  Jane,  el.  da.  of  Henry  George 
Radclyffe;  b.  May  29th,  185 1;  ed.  at 
Rugby,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A. 
Classical  Tripos  1873,  M.A.  1876):  m. 
1883,  Emma  Maud,  el.  da.  of  Decimus 
Sturges,  Bar.-at-law  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn 
1875,  a  K.C.  1895,  and  a  Bencher  1897;' 
went  Midland  Circuit ;  appointed  a  Judge 
of  the  High  Court  of  Justice  (Chancery 
Div.)  1904,  and  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal 
1915;  knighted  1904,  P.C.  1915. 

Residences— 10,  Montagu  Square,  W.  ;  Clyde 
Hall,  Market  Lavington,  Devizes. 


348 


THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


*RIGHT  HON.  BARON  WRENBORY. 

Henry  Burton  Buckley,  P.C, 

4th  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Wall 
Buckley,  V.  of  St.  Mary's,  Paddington, 
W. ;  b.  Sept.  15th,  1845  ;  ^^-  at  Mer- 
chant Taylors'  Sch.,  and  at  Christ's 
Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1868,  M.A.  1871, 
Fellow  1868-82,  Hon.  Fellow  1901) :  m. 
1887,  Bertha  Margaretta,  da.  of  Charles 
Edward  Jones,  Esq.,  of  20,  Cornwall 
Gardens,  S.  Kensington,  S.W. ;  Bar. 
Lincoln's  Inn  1869,  a  Q.C.  1886,  and 
a  Bencher  1891  ;  was  a  Member  of 
Bar  Committee  and  Bar  Council  1882- 
98 ;  was  a  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of 
Justice  1 900- 1 906,  and  a  Lord  Justice 
of  Appeal  1906-15;  cr.  Knt.  1900, 
P.C.  1906,  and  Baron  Wrenbuiy,  of 
Old  Castle,  Sussex  (peerage  of  United 
Kingdom)  191 5. 

Scat — Oldcastle,  Dallington,  Sussex.  Town  Residence — 7,  Melbury  Road,  Ken- 
sington, W.        CV«*— Athenaeum. 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  ROBERT  YOUNGER  (Lord  Justice  of  Appeal). 

Robert  Younger,  P.C,  G.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  James  Younger, 
of  Alloa,  Clackmannanshire;  b.  Sept.  12th,  1861 ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad.,  and 
at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1883,  Hon.  Fellow  1916) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1884,  a  K.C.  1900,  and  a  Bencher  Lincoln's  Inn  1907  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of 
High  Court  of  Justice  (Chancery  Div.)  1915,  and  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal 
1919;  knighted  1915,  G.B.E.  1917,  P.C.  1919. 

Residence — 73,  South  Audley  Street,  W.  Clubs — Athenaeum,  Oxford  and  Cambridge, 
Bachelors',  Garrick,  New  (Edinburgh). 


IRELAND 

(As  constituted  June  1921.     Irish  Free  State  in  course  of  establishment).  «* 

HON.  J.  ANDREWS  (Northern  Ireland). 
James  Andrews,  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Thomas  Andrews, 
of  Ardara,  Comber,  co.  Down,  by  Eliza  Pirrie ;  b.  Jan.  3rd,  1877;  ed.  at 
Roy.  Academical  Institute,  Belfast,  and  at  Strangways  Sch.,  and  Trin.  Coll., 
Dublin  (B.A.  1899)  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1900,  and  a  K.C.  1918,  and 
a  Bencher  1920  ;  appointed  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal  for  Northern  Ireland 
Oct.  1921. 

Residences — Ardara,  Comber,  co.  Down  ;  51,  Lower  Leeson  Street,  Dublin.  Clubs — 
White's,  Reform  (Dublin),  University  (Dublin). 

RIGHT  HON.  T.  W.  BROWN  (Northern  Ireland).    See  page  23. 

RIGHT  HON.  W.  H.  DODD  (Southern  Ireland). 

William  Huston  Dodd,  F.C,  only  son  of  Robert  Dodd,  of  Rath- 
friland,  co.  Down,  by  Letty,  el.  da.  of  John  Huston,  M.D.,  of  Clough,  co. 
Down;  b.  March  28th,  1844;  ed.  at  Roy.  Academical  Institution,  Belfast,  and 
at  Queen's  Coll.,  Belfast  (B.A.  ist  class  Honours  1863,  M.A.  1864)  :  m.  1873. 
Ellen,  el.  da.  of  the  late  Stewart  Hunter,  J. P.,  of  Coleraine  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns, 


JUDGES   OF   THE   SUPERIOR   COURTS. — IRELAND.  349 

T)ublin  1873,  a  K.C.  1884,  and  Serjeant-at-Law  and  a  Bencher  1892  ;  some- 
time Crown  Prosecutor  for  Dublin  Co.  and  City;  sometime  a  Senator  of 
Queen's  Univ.,  Belfast ;  is  a  Past  Pres.  of  Statistical  and  Social  Inquiry  So.  of 
Ireland,  and  a  Commissioner  of  Charitable  Donations  and  Bequests  of  Ireland  ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  N.  Antrim  Div.  of  Antrim  Co.  (L)  July  1892,  and 
S.  Derry  Div.  of  Londonderry  Co.  July  1895  ;  sat  for  N.  Tyrone  Div.  of 
Tyrone  Co.  Jan.  1906  to  Feb.  1907,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Judge  of  King's 
Bench  Div.  of  High  Court  of  Justice  for  Ireland  (Judge  of  King's  Bench  and 
of  Probate  Court  for  S.  Ireland)  ;  P.C.  1912. 

Residence — 26,  Fitzwilliam  Square,  Dublin.         C/?<i5j— Reform,  Stephen's  Green. 

HON.  G.  FITZGERALD  (Land  Commission). 

Hon.  Gerald  FitzGerald,  son  of  the 
late  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  FitzGerald,  P.C,  a  Lord 
of  Appeal  in  Ordinary ;  b.  1849  ;  ed.  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A.  1869);  Bar. 
King's  Inns,  Dublin,  1871,  and  K.C.  1892  ; 
formerly  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  cos. 
Westmeath,  Meath,  Longford  and  King's ; 
appointed  an  Irish  Land  Commr.  1889,  and 
a  Judicial  Commr.  under  Irish  Land  Law 
Acts  1903. 

,  Residence — 6,  Fitzwilliam  Square,  Dublin.     Clubs — 

Brooks  s,  Wellington,  Kildare  Street,  Royal  St.  George  Yacht. 

RIGHT  HON.  J,  GORDON  (Southern  Ireland). 

John  Gordon,  P.C,  LL.D.,  son  of  Samuel  Gordon,  of  Shank- 
hill,  CO.  Down  ;  b.  Nov.  23rd,  1849  ;  ed.  at  Roy.  Academical  Institution, 
Belfast,  and  at  Queen's  Coll.,  Galway :  m.  1887,  Dorothy  May,  da.  of  the 
late  Robert  Keating  Clay,  J. P.  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1877,  a  K.C.  1892, 
and  a  Bencher  1898;  sat  as  M.P.  for  S.  Derry  Div.  of  Londonderry  Co.  {LU) 
Oct.  1900  to  April  1916;  appointed  Attorney-Gen.  for  Ireland  1915,  and  a 
Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice,  Ireland  (King's  Bench  Div.)  1916  (S. 
Ireland)  ;    P.C.  (Ireland)  1915. 

Residence — Llanmaur,  Shankhill,  co.  Dublin. 

RIGHT  HON.  D.  S.  HENRY  (Northern  Ireland), 

Denis  Stanislaus  Henry,  P.C,  son  of  the  late  James  Henry, 
of  Cahore,  Draperstown  ;  b.  March  7th,  1864  ;  ed.  at  Queen's  Coll.,  Belfast : 
m.  1910,  Violet,  da.  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Hugh  Holmes,  P.C.  ;  Bar.  King's 
Inns,  Dublin  1885,  a  K.C.  1896,  and  a  Bencher  1898  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for 
Londonderry  ;  sometime  Senior  Crown  Counsel  for  co.  Westmeath  ;  appointed 
Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland  1918,  Attorney-Gen.  of  Ireland  July  1919,  and  Lord 
Ch.  Justice  of  N.  Ireland  and  a  Member  of  High  Court  of  Appeal  of  Ireland 
Aug.  1921  ;  P.C.  (Ireland)  1919  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.  Div.  of  Tyrone 
Co.  Jan.  1906  and  March  1907  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  S.  Div.  of  Londonderry  Co. 
{Co.  U)  May  1916  to  Aug.  1921. 

Residences — The  Rath,  co.  Down  ;  28,  Fitzwilliam  Square,  Dublin  ;  Clubs — Carlton, 
Constitutional,  Northern  Counties,  Ulster. 

RIGHT  HON.  T.  F.  MOLONY  (Lord  Chief  Justice  of  Ireland). 

Thomas  Francis  Molony,  P.C,  son  of  James  Molony,  of 
Harcourt  Street,  Dublin;  b.  Jan.  31st,  1865  ;  ed  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A. 
and  LL.B.  1886,  M.A.  1902):  m.  1899,  Pauline,  only  da.  of  Bernard  Rispin, 
of  Eccles  Street,  Dublin  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1887,  and  Q.C.  1889, 
Bar.  Middle  Temple  1900,  and  a  Bencher,  King's  Inns  191 1  ;  appointed  Crown 
Counsel    for   co.    Carlow    1906,   and   for   Dublin  City  and   Co.    1907,    2nd 


35©  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


Serjeant-at-Law,  Ireland  191 1  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland  1912,  Atlorney-Gen. 
for  Ireland  April  1913,  and  Judge  of  King's  Bench  Div.,  of  High  Court  of 
Justice  for  Ireland  June  1913,  a  Member  of  Roy.  Commns.  on  Dublin  Dis- 
turbances 1914  and  on  Treatment  of  Civilian  Prisoners  in  Dublin  1916,  a  Lord 
Justice  of  Appeal  1915,  and  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  Ireland  Aug.  1918  (also  a 
Member  of  High  Court  of  Api)eal  for  Ireland)  ;  was  Chm.  of  Vice-Regal 
Committee  on  Intermediate  Education  1918-19;  has  been  Commr.  of  Educa- 
tion since  1907,  and  Member  of  Board  of  Intermediate  Education  since  1914  ; 
is  a  J.  P.  for  co.  Dublin,  and  a  Knight  of  Grace  of  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jeru- 
salem in  England  ;  P.C.  1913. 

Resilience — 35,    Fitzwilliam    Place,    Dublin.  Clu/>s — National  Liberal,    Stephen's 

Green,  University  (Dublin;. 

RIGHT  HON.  W.  MOORE  (Northern  Ireland). 

William  Moore,  F.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  William  Moore,  M.D., 
J. P.  (Physician-in-Ordinary  to  H.M.  in  Ireland),  of  Moore  Lodge,  Ballymoney, 
CO.  Antrim  (High  Sheriff  1890);  b.  Nov.  3rd,  1864;  ed.  at  Marlborough, 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A.  1886,  M.A.  18-)  :  ///.  1888,  Helen 
Gertrude,  fourih  da.  of  the  late  Joseph  Wilson,  D.L.,  of  Westbury,  co. 
Dublin  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1887,  a  K.C.  1899,  and  a  Bencher  1910; 
Bar.  England  1899  ;  is  a  J.  P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  Antrim,  Member  of  the  General 
Synod,  and  Chancellor  of  Diocese  of  Down,  Connor  and  Dromore  ;  was  Par- 
liamentary Private  Sec.  to  Ch.  Sec.  for  Ireland  (Rt.  Hon.  G.  Wyndham, 
M.P.)  1902-4,  Senior  Crown  Prosecutor,  Belfast  1915-17,  and  Treasurer  King's 
Inns  Dublin  1918-20;  sat  as  M.P.  for  N.  Antrim  Div.  of  Antrim  co.  (C)  Veh. 
1899  to  Jan.  1906  (when  he  was  defeated),  and  for  N.  Armagh  Div.  of  Armagh 
CO.  Nov.  1906  to  Nov.  1917  ;  became  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  (King's 
Bench  Div.)  and  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal  for  N.  Ireland  1921  ;  P.C.  1921. 

Residetues — Moore  Lodge,  Kilrea,  co.  Antrim  ;  Glassatreeden,  Wliitehouse,  co  Antrim. 
Clubs — Carlton,  Sackville  Street,  Royal  St.  George  Yacht,  Ulster. 

RIGHT  HON.  C.  A.  O'CONNOR  (Master  of  the  RoUs  for  Southern  Ireland). 

Charles  Andrew  O'Connor,  P.C,  son  of  the  late  Charles 
Andrew  O'Connor,  solicitor,  of  Roscommon ;  b.  Dec.  31st,  1854  ;  ed.  at  St, 
Stanislus  Coll.,  Tullamore,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A.  1876) :  m.  1890, 
Blanche,  da.  of  James  Scully,  of  Shanballymore,  co.  Tipperary ;  Bar.  King's 
Inns,  Dublin  1878,  a  K.C.  1894,  and  a  Bencher  1896  ;  sometime  a  Senator 
of  National  Univ.  of  Ireland  ;  appointed  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland  1909, 
Attorney-Gen.  191 1,  and  Master  of  the  Rolls  1912  (S.  Ireland);  P.C.  1911. 

Residence — 28,  Fitzwilliam  Place,  Dublin.  Clubs — Reform,  Athenaeum,  Stephen's 
Green. 

RIGHT  HON.  JAMES  O'CONNOR  (Southern  Ireland). 

James  O'Connor,  F.C,  son  of  M.  J.  O'Connor;  i?.  April  ist, 
1872;  ed.  at  Blackrock  Coll.,  Dublin  :  ;«.  1897,  Mary  Josephine  Kehoe;  Bar. 
King's  Inns,  Dublin  1900,  and  Inner  Temple  1908;  K.C.  1908;  appointed 
Solicitor  Gen.  for  Ireland  1914,  Attorney-Gen.  in  National  Mm.  1917,  and  a 
Judge  of  Chancery  Div.  of  High  Court  of  Justice  and  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal 
1918  (S.  Ireland);  P.C.  1917. 

Residence— s^t  Northumberland  Road,  Dublin.         Club — Stephen's  Green. 

RIGHT  HON.  J.  FIM  (Southern  Ireland). 
Jonathan  Pim,  F.C,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Pim,  of  Greenbank, 
Monkstown,  co.Dublin;  b.  1858;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin;  Bar.  King's  Inns, 
Dublin  1886,  and  a  K.C.  1909;  appointed  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland  1913, 
Attorney-Gen.  1914,  and  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice,  Ireland  (King's 
Bench  Div.)  1915  (S.  Ireland);  P.C.  (Ireland)  1914. 

Residence— lo,  Herbert  Street,  Dublin.  C/k*j— Reform,  Royal  Societies',  University, 
Stephen's  Green. 


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351 


RIGHT  HON.  J.  B.  POWELL  (Chancery  Division  of  Southern  Ireland). 

John  Blake  Powell,  P.C;  b.  1870;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin 
1894;  K.C.  1905,  and  a  Bencher  1909  ;  was  Senior  Crown  Prosecutor  for  co. 
Leitrim  1904-14,  and  for  co.  Sligo  1914-18,  since  when  he  has  been  Judge  of 
High  Court  of  Justice,  Ireland  (Chancery  Div.)  (S.  Ireland)  ;  P.C.  (Ireland) 
1920. 

Residence — 41,  Fitzwilliani  Place,  Dublin. 

RIGHT  HON.  S.  RONAN  (Southern  Ireland). 

Stephen  Ronan,  P.C,  son  of  Walter  Ronan,  solicitor,  of  Cork  ; 
b.  1848;  ed.  at  Queen's  Coll.,  Cork  (M.A.)  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin 
1870,  and  Inner  Temple  1888,  a  Q.C.,  Ireland  1889,  a  Bencher  1892,  and 
a  K.C.,  England  1909  ;  appointed  King's  Advocate,  Ireland  1893,  ^"^^  ^  Lord 
Justice  of  Appeal  1915  (S.  Ireland)  ;  P.C.  (Ireland)  1915. 

Residence— ^Si  Fitzwilliam  Square  West,  Dublin. 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  JOHN  ROSS,  Bt.  (Lord  Chancellor  of  Ireland) 

John  Ross,  F.C.,  LL.D.,  isi 
Baronet,  el.  son  of  the  Rev.  Robert  Ross, 
D.D.,  of  Londonderry,  formerly  Moderator 
of  Gen.  Assembly  of  Irish  Presbyterian 
Church;  b.  Dec.  nth,  1853;  ed.  at  Foyle 
Coll.,  Derry,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin 
1st  Classical  Scholar,  B.A.  1876,  LL.B. 
1879);  Hon.  LL.D.  Dublin  Univ.  1914 : 
m.  1882,  Katherine,  only  da.  of  the  late 
Lieut.-Col.  Deane  Mann,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of 
Dunmoyle,  co.  Tyrone  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns, 
Dublin  1879,  a  Q.C.  1891,  and  a  Bencher 
1893;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Londonderry  City 
(C)  1892-5  ;  is  a  Knight  of  Grace  of  Order 
of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  in  England ;  ap- 
pointed Judge  of  the  Landed  Estates  Court 
in  Ireland  1896,  a  Commr.  of  Charitable 
Endowments  1898,  a  Commr.  of  National 

Education  of  Ireland  1905,  and  Lord  Chancellor  of  Ireland  June  1921  ;  P.C. 

1902,  and  a  Baronet  1919. 

Seats — Oatlands,    Stillorgan,    co.    Dublin ;    Dunmoyle,    Six-Mile-Cross,    co.    Tyrone. 

Clubs — Royal  St.  George  Vacht,  Kildare  Street. 

RIGHT  HON.  A.  W.  SAMUELS  (Southern  Ireland). 

Arthur  Warren  Samuels,  F.C,  LL.D.,  son  of  Arthur 
Samuels  (Registrar  of  Diocese  of  Dublin),  of  Langara,  co.  Dublin  ;  b.  1852  ; 
ed.  at  Roy.  Sch.,  Dungannon,  and  at  Dublin  Univ.  (Scholar,  Chancellor's 
Prizeman,  LL.D.  i888)  :  m.  1881,  Emma,  who  d.  1904,  da.  of  the  Rev.  James 
William  Irwin,  of  Sharon,  co.  Donegal;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1877,  a 
K.C.  1894,  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1895,  and  Bencher  of  King's  Inns  1900  and  Gray's 
Inn  1919  ;  appointed  Permanent  Counsel,  and  Crown  Prosecutor  for  Gen.  Post 
Office,  Ireland  1900,  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland  Sept.  1917,  Attorney-Gen.  for 
Ireland  May  1918,  and  again  Jan.  1919,  and  a  Judge  of  the  High  Court  in 
Ireland  July  19 19  (S.  Ireland)  ;  Chancellor  for  Dioceses  of  Armagh 
and  Limerick,  Ardfert  and  Aghadoe,  and  a  Member  of  Council  and  Senate  of 
Dublin  Univ.  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  co.  Dublin;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Dublin  Univ.  Feb. 
1917  to  July  1919,  having  been  defeated  there  March  1903;  P.C.  (Ireland)  1918. 

Residence— C\o%\\srcen,  Howth,  co.  Dublin.  C/7<*j— University  (Dublin),  Carlton^ 
Constitutional. 


352  THE  JUDFCIAL   BENCH. 


HON.  D.  M.  WILSON  (Northern  Ireland). 

Daniel  Martin  Wilson,  son  of  the  Rev.  D.  Wilson,  D.D.,  of 
Limerick  ;  b,  1862  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1885,  K.C.  1908,  and  a  Bencher 
191 1  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1919;  appointed  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland  July  1919, 
Recorder  of  Belfast,  and  County  Court  Judge,  co.  Antrim  June  1921,  and  a 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Northern  Ireland  Oct.  1921.  Sat  as  M.P. 
for  W.  Div.  of  Down  Co.  (£/.)  Dec.  1918  to  Oct.  1921. 

Residence — 5,  Queen's  Elms,  Belfast. 

HON.  W.  E.  WTLIE  (Judicial  Commissioner  for  Southern  Ireland). 

William  Evelyn  Wylie,  son  of  the  Rev.  R.  B.  Wylie,  LL.D.  ; 
i.  1881  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1905,  a  K.C.  1914,  and  a  Bencher  1918  ; 
appointed  a  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature,  Ireland,  and  Judicial 
Commr.  of  Irish  Land  Commn.  Nov.  1920  (S.  Ireland). 

Residence — St.  Brendan's,  Sandymount  Avenue,  Ballsbridge,  Dublin. 


SCOTLAND. 


{By  Royal  Warrant  Feb.  3rd,  1905,  Scotch  Lords  of  Session  who  have  retired  are  permitted 
to  retain  the  title  of  "  Hon.  Lord,"  while  their  wives  are  also  granted  the  title  of  "  Lady," 
to  be  retained  after  the  decease  of  her  husband,  but  during  widowhood  only.] 


HON.  LORD  ANDERSON. 

Andrew  Macbeth  Anderson,  son  of  Charles  Enverdale  Ander- 
son, Provost  of  Coupar  Angus;  b.  Nov.  6th,  1862;  ed.  at  Dundee  High  Sch., 
and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.  A.  and  LL.B.  1888)  :  m.  1901,  Kate,  da.  of  George 
Mackay,  of  Bellavista,  Midlothian;  Advocate,  Scotland  1889, and  K.C.  1908; 
appointed  Standing  Counsel  to  Scottish  Liberal  Asso.  1893,  Advocate  Depute 
1906,  Chm.,  Scottish  Reform  Club  1909,  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Scotland  191 1, 
and  a  Judge  of  Court  of  Session,  with  title  of  Lord  Anderson  1913  ;  sat  as 
M.P.  for  N.  Div.  of  Ayrshire  (L)  1910-11  ;  a  D.L.  for  co.  of  City  of 
Edinburgh. 

Residence — 3,  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edinburgh.        Club — Reform. 

HON.  LORD  ASHMORE.  -^ 

John  Wilson,  K.C,  son  of  James  Wilson,  solicitor,  of  Falkirk; 
i.  1857  ;  ed.  at  Roy.  High  Sch.  and  Univ.  of  Edinburgh  (Forensic  Prizeman 
1879)  :  m.  1894,  Lillias,  da.  of  William  Hartley,  of  Comlongan,  Dumfries- 
shire ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1885,  and  a  Q.C.  1900;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1900, 
and  a  K.C.  1901  ;  became  Advocate  Depute  1898  ;  sometime  a  Commr.  of 
Gen.  Board  of  Control  for  Scotland,  and  a  Prison  Commr.  for  Scotland  ;  was 
Sheriff  of  Caithness,  Orkney  and  Shetland  1900- 1905,  a  Commr.  of  Northern 
Lighthouses  19CO-1917,  and  Sheriff  of  Inverness,  Elgin,  and  Nairn  1905-12, 
of  Renfrew  and  Bute  1912-17,  and  of  Perth  1917-20,  since  when  he  has  been 
a  Lord  of  Session,  with  the  title  of  Lord  Ashmore ;  appointed  Chm.  of 
Rents  Tribunal  for  Scotland  1921,  and  Independent  Chm.  of  Dist.  Board  of 
Coal  Industry  for  Scotland  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Leith  Dist.  (C)  1895, 
and  Montrose  Dist.  1898. 

Residences—  9,  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edinburgh  ;  Ashmore,  Bridge  of  Cally,  Perthshire. 

HON.  LORD  BLACKBURN. 

Robert  Francis  Leslie  Blackburn,  son  of  the  late  Robert 
Blackburn;  b.  1864:  m.  1893,  Lady  Constance  Frances  Bowes-Lyon,  da.  of 
14th  Earl  of  Strathmore  and  Kinghorne ;  Advocate  Scotland  1887,  and  K.C. 


JUDGES   OF   THE   SUPERIOR   COURTS. SCOTLAND.  353 


1906;  appointed  a  Lord  of  Session,  with  title  of  Lord  Blackburn  Oct.  1918 
(also  Lord  Ordinary  in  Exchequer  Cases  since  1920)  ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Forfarshire  (C)  Feb.  1909  and  Jan.  1910. 
Residence—I^,  Ainslie  Place,  Edinburgh. 

CLYDE  [see  Lord  Justice  General]. 
HON.  LORD  CULLEN. 

William  James  Cullen,  son  of  Thomas  Cullen,  of  Edinburgh  ; 
b.  Sept.  9th,  1859  ;  ed.  at  Collegiate  Sch.,  Edinburgh,  and  at  Edinburgh 
Univ.  (M.A.  1880,  LL.B.  1883)  :  m.  1888,  Grace  Rutherfurd,  da.  of  the  late 
William  John  Clark,  of  Manchester ;  admitted  a  Member  of  So.  of  Writers  to 
the  Signet  1884;  Advocate  Scotland  1891,  a  K.C,  1905;  Advocate  Depute 
1905-6  ;  appointed  Sheriff  of  Fife  and  Kinross  1906,  a  Commr.  of  Gen.  Lunacy 
Board  for  Scotland  1907,  and  a  Judge  of  Court  of  Session,  with  title  of  Lord 
Cullen  1909  (also  Lord  Ordinary  in  Exchequer  Cases  1909-18). 

Residence — 10,  Darnaway  Street,  Edinburgh. 

HON.  LORD  DUNDAS. 

David  DuNDAS,  youngest  son  of  the  late  George  Dundas,  a 
Judge  of  Court  of  Session  with  title  of  Lord  Manor,  by  Elizabeth,  who  d.  1858, 
da.  of  Colin  Mackenzie,  of  Portmore,  Peeblesshire  ;  b.  June  8th,  1854  ;  ed.  at 
Edinburgh  Acad.,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1877),  and  at  Edinburgh 
Univ.  (Hon.  LL.D.  1909)  :  in.  1885,  Helen,  who  d.  1897,  da.  of  David  B. 
Wauchope  ;  Bar.  Scotland  1878,  and  a  Q.C.  1897  ;  is  a  Member  of  Univ. 
Court  of  Edinburgh,  and  a  D.L.  for  co.  of  City  of  Edinburgh ;  was  Advocate- 
Depute  1890-92,  Interim  Sheriff  of  Argyllshire  1896-8,  and  Solicitor-Gen.  for 
Scotland  1903-5,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Judge  of  Court  of  Session,  with 
title  oi  Lord  Dundas  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Linlithgowshire  (C)  1900. 

Residence — 11,  Drumsheugh  Gardens,   Edinburgh.  Clubs — Wellington,  New  (Edin- 

burgh). 

HON.  LORD  HUNTER. 

William  Hunter,  son  of  the  late  David  Hunter,  shipowner, 
of  Ayr,  N.B.  ;  b.  1865 ;  ed.  at  Ayr  Acad.,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ. 
(M.A.  1886,  LL.B.  1889);  Advocate,  Scotland  1889,  and  a  K.C.  1905; 
appointed  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Scotland  April  1910  :  sat  as  M.P.  for  Govan 
Div.  of  Lanarkshire  (Z)  Jan.  1910  to  Dec.  191 1,  since  when  he  has  been  a 
Lord  of  Session  in  Scotland  (with  title  of  Lord  Hunter'). 

Residence—  T,,  Randolph  Crescent,  Edinburgh.  C/«^j— Reform,  University  (Edinburgh), 
Northern  (Edinburgh). 

•RIGHT  HON.  THE  LORD  JUSTICE-CLERK 

Charles  Scott  Dickson,  P.C,  son  of  the  late  J.  R.  Dickson, 
M.D.,  of  Glasgow;  b.  1850;  ed.  at  Glasgow  High  Sch.,  and  at  Glasgow 
(M.A.,  Honours  in  Mathematics  and  Philosophy  1871,  LL.D.  1901)  and 
Edin.  Univs. ;  LL.D.,  Aberdeen  1906;  Hon.  Bencher  Middle  Temple  1920: 
m.  1883,  Hester  Bagot,  da.  of  the  late  Willi.am  Banks,  of  Edinburgh  :  Bar. 
Scotland  1877,  a  K.C.  1896,  and  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Advocates  19 10; 
appointed  Lecturer  on  Constitutional  Law  in  Glasgow  Univ.  1878  ;  is  a  J.  P. 
and  D.L.  for  Edinburgh  City;  was  an  Advocate  Depute  1890-95,  Solicitor- 
Gen,  for  Scotland  1896-1903,  and  Lord  Advocate  1903-5  ;  P.C.  1903  ; 
appointed  Lord  Justice-Clerk  of  Scotland  and  Lord  Pres.  of  2nd  Div.  of 
Court  of  Session  (with  judicial  title  of  Lord  Scott  Dickson)*  June  1915  ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Kilmarnock  Dist.  (C)  1892  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Bridge- 
ton  Div.  of  Glasgow  Oct.  1900  to  Jan.  1906,  having  been  defeated  therefor 
July  1895,  Feb.  1897,  and  Jan.  1906,  and  for  Central  Div.  of  Glasgow  March 
1909  to  June  1915- 

Residence — 22,  Moray  Place,  Edinburgh.        Clubs — Carlton,  Constitutional. 

*  The  Lord  Justice-General  and  Lord  Justice-Clerk  never  use  the  Judicial  Titles  by  which 
they  take  their  seats  on  the  Bench. 

23 


354  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


*BiaHT  HON.  THE  LORD  JUSTICE-GENERAL. 

James  Avon  Clyde,  P.C,  son  of  the  late  James  Clyde,  LL.D.; 
b.  Nov.  14th,  1863;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad,  and  Univ.  (M.A.  1884,  LL.B. 
1888,  Hon.  LL.D.  1910) :  vi,  1895,  Anna  Margaret  McDiarmid,  da.  of  Peter 
Wallwork  Latham,  M.D.,  of  Cambridge  ;  Advocate  1887,  and  a  K.C.  1901 ; 
Hon.  Bencher  Gray's  Inn  1919 ;  is  a  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Kinross-shire;  was 
Solicitor- Gen.  for  Scotland  1905-6,  and  Dean  of  Faculty  of  Advocates  1915-18  ; 
appointed  Lord  Advocate  for  Scotland  Dec.  1916,  and  again  Jan.  1919,  and 
Lord  Justice-Gen.  of  Scotland  and  Lord  Pres.  of  Court  of  Session,  with 
judicial  title  oi Lord  Clyde*  ;  P.C.  1916;  unsuccessfully  contested  Clackman- 
nanshire and  Kinross-shire  iLU)  Jan.  1906;  sat  for  W.  Div.  of  Edinburgh 
{U)  May  1909  to  Nov.  1918,  and  for  N.  Div.  thereof  (Cf.f)  Dec.  1918  to 
March  1920. 

Residences — 27,  Moray  Place,  Edinburgh  ;  Briglands,  Fossoway,  Kinross-shlre.  Clubs 
— Carlton,  New  (.Edinburgh). 

HON.  LORD  MACKENZIE. 

Charles  Kincaid  Mackenzie,  LL.D.,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Alexander  Kincaid  Mackenzie,  of  Ravelrig,  Midlothian,  by  Grace,  da.  of  the 
late  Henry  Bennet  Wood,  of  St.  Christopher's,  and  Elizabeth  Holloway 
Walrond  ;  b.  March  9th,  1857  ;  ed.  at  Repton,  and  at  Univ.  Coll",,  Oxford 
(B.A.  1880) ;  Hon.  LL.D.,  St.  Andrews  1905  :  /«.  1881,  Lily,  da.  of  the  Rt. 
Hon.  Lord  Young.  P.C,  LL.D.,  a  Lord  of  Session  ;  Bar.  Scotland  1881,  and 
a  Q.C.  1900;  was  Counsel  for  Board  of  Trade  1892-1900,  Advocate  Depute 
1896-1901,  and  Interim  Sheriff  of  Dumfries  and  Galloway  1899-1900,  and 
Sheriff  of  Fife  and  Kinross  1901-5,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Judge  of  Court 
of  Session,  with  the  title  of  Lord  Mackenzie ;  appointed  a  Railway  Commr. 
1908;  sometime  Chancellor's  Assessor  at  St.  Andrews  Univ.;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Mid.  Div.  of  Lanark  (C)  1895  ^"<i  1900. 

Residence — 47,  Heriot  Row,  Edinburgh.     Clubs — Carlton,  Wellington,  New  (Edinburgh). 

HON.  LORD  ORMIDALE. 

George  Lewis  Macfarlanp:,  son  of  Robert  Macfarlane,  formerly 
a  Judge  of  Court  of  Session,  Scotland  (with  title  of  Lord  Ormidale)  ;  l>.  1854  ; 
ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad.,  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Oxford,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ. ; 
Advocate,  Scotland  1878,  and  a  K.C.  1903 ;  was  Sheriff  of  Fife  and  Kinross, 
and  a  Commr.  of  Lunacy  for  Scotland  1909-10,  since  when  he  has  been  a 
Lord  of  Session,  with  the  title  of  Lord  Or»iidale  (also  Lord  Ordinary  in 
Exchequer  Cases  1918-20). 

Residence — 3,  St.  Colme  Street,  Edinbiirgh. 

HON.  LORD  ST.  VIOEANS. 

David  Anderson,  son  of  the  late  Joseph  Anderson,  LL.D., 
Sec.  of  So.  of  Antiquaries  of  Scotland;  b.  1863  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1891, 
and  K.C.  1913  ;  appointed  Sheriff  of  Dumfries  and  Galloway  1913,  and  of 
Renfrew  and  Bute  I917,  and  Chm.  of  Scottish  Land  Court  1918,  with  the  title 
of  Lo7d St.  Vi^eans. 

Residence— 2,  West  Coates,  Edinburgh. 

HON.  LORD  SALVESEN. 

Edward  Theodore  Salvesen,  son  of  Christian  Salvesen, 
steamship  owner,  of  Leith  ;  b.  July  20lh,  1857  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Collegiate 
Sch.  and  Univ.  (M.A.  1877,  LL.B.  1880):  tn.  1886,  Isabelle,  da.  of  the 
Hon.  Lord  Trayner,  formerly  a  Lord  of  Session  in  Scotland ;  Advocate 
Scotland  1880,  and  a  Q.C.  1899;  unsuccessfully  contested  Leith  Dist.  {LU) 

*  The  Lord  Justice-General  and  Lord  Justice-Clerk  never  use  the  Judicial  Titles  by  which 
they  take  their  seats  on  the  Bench. 


JUDGES   OF   THE   SUPERIOR   COURTS. — SCOTLAND.         ,355 

1900,  and  Buteshire  1905  ;  appointed  Sheriff  of  cos.  Roxburgh,  Berwick,  and 
Selkirk  1901,  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Scotland  Feb.  1905,  and  a  Lord  of  Session, 
with  the  title  oi  Lord  Salvesen,  Oct.  1905. 

Residences — Dean  Park  House,  Edinburgh  ;  Risobank,  Mandal,  Norway.  Clubs — 
University  (Edinburgh),  Constitutional  (London). 

HON.  LORD  SANDS. 

Christopher  Nicholson  Johnston,  son  of  the  late  James 
Johnston,  D.L.,  of  Sands;  b.  Oct.  i8th,  1857;  ed.  at  St.  Andrews,  Edinburgh 
(M.A.  1877),  and  Heidelberg  Univs.  ;  Hon.  LL.D.  St.  Andrews  1909 :  m. 
1898,  Agnes  Warren,  da.  of  James  E.  Dunn,  of  Dunmullin,  Strathblane. 
Stirlingshire;  Advocate,  Scotland  1880,  and  K. C.  1902;  has  been  Sub-Commr, 
under  Educational  Endowment  (Scotland)  Commn.,  and  Counsel  to  Board  of 
Trade,  Woods  and  Forests,  Admiralty,  and  War  Office  ;  was  Advocate  Depute 
1892  and  1895-9,  and  Sheriff  of  Caithness,  Orkney  and  Shetland  1899- 1900, 
of  Inverness,  Elgin  and  Nairn  1900-1905,  and  of  Perthshire  1907-16,  and 
Procurator  of  Church  of  Scotland  1907-18  ;  sometime  a  Prison  Commr.  for 
Scotland;  author  of  "St.  Paul  and  his  Mission  to  the  Roman  Empire," 
"Major  Owen,  and  other  Tales,"  "The  Churches  of  Asia,"  "John  Blaw 
of  Castlehill,"  "The  Life  of  Dr.  Archibald  Scott,"  etc.,  and  Handbooks  on 
Agricultural  and  Crofter  Legislation,  and  Ecclesiastical  Law,  etc. ;  unsuccess- 
fully contested  Paisley  1892  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Edinburgh  and  St.  Andrews 
Univs.  (C")  Dec.  1916  to  July  1917  ;  appointed  a  Lord  of  Session,  with  title 
o{  Lord  Sands,  July  1917  ;  is  Vice-Chm   Carnegie  Trust ;  Knt.  1917. 

Residence — 4,  Heriot   Row,    Edinburgh.  Clubs — Carlton,  Constitutional   (London), 

New  (Edinburgh). 

HON.  LORD  SKERRIN6T0N. 

William  Campbell,  only  son  of  the  late  Robert  Campbell,  of 
Skerringtdh,  Ayrshire,  by  Anne,  da.  of  the  late  John  Carr,  of  Dunston  Hill, 
CO.  Durham ;  b.  June  27ih,  1855  :  m.  1880,  Alice-  Mary,  2nd  da.  of  the  late 
Hon.  Lord  (Patrick)  Eraser,  a  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice  ;  Advocate,  Scotland 
1878,  and  a  K.C.  1898;  was  Dean  of  Faculty  1905-8;  is  a  J.P.  for  Ayrshire; 
appointed  a  Judge  of  Court  of  Session  in  Scotland,  with  title  oi  Lord  Skerring- 
ton,  Oct.  1908. 

Residence — i?,  Randolph  Crescent,  Edinburgh. 


ISLE  OF   MAN    HIGH    COURT. 

[The  High  Court  of  the  Lsle  of  Man,  as  constituted  by  Act  of  Tynwald  of  1883,  consists  of 
four  Members  : — viz.,  the  Governor,  the  Clerk  of  the  Rolls,  the  1st  Deemster,  and  the 
2nd  Deemster,  the  Governor  being  President ;  all  four  sit  together  in  the  Appellate 
Division  of  the  Court,  and  the  three  last  named  sit  singly  in  other  divisions.  At  present 
the  Chancery  Division  is  assigned  to  the  Clerk  of  the  Rolls,  and  the  Common  Law 
Division  to  the  Deemsters,  sitting  one  for  the  Southern  and  one  for  the  Northern 
Districts  of  the  Island.  The  same  four  Judges  sit  in  the  Court  of  General  Gaol  Delivery 
—  the  ancient  Criminal  Court  of  the  Island — the  jurisdiction  of  which  was  not  transferred 
to  the  High  Court.  The  Members  of  the  Court  take  precedence  in  the  above-mentioned 
order,  and  the  Clerk  of  the  Rolls  and  the  Deemsters  are  customarily  styled"  His  Honour." 
Under  the  Manx  Judicature  Amendment  Act,  1918,  a  Judge  of  Appeal  was  appointed  for 
the  Isle  of  Man.] 

A.  J.  ASHTON. 

Arthur  Jacob  Ashton,  A'.C,  son  of  the  late  Walter  Ashton,  of 
Warrington  ;  b.  Feb.  4th,  1855  ;  ed.  at  Manchester  Gram.  Sch.,  and  at 
Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1878)  :  m.  1890,  Emma,  da.  of  Dr.  Thomas 
Burnie,  of  Nottingham;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1881,  and  a  K.C.  1906;  has  been 
Recorder  of  Manchester  since  1914  ;  appointed  Judge  of  Appeal  in  Isle  of  Man 
July  1921  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Cheshire,  Wirral  Div.  (Z)  1910. 

Residence — 43,  Montagu  Square,  VV.i.  Chambers — 2,  Mitre  Court  Buildings,  Temple, 
E.C.        C/w*j— Reform,  Garrick. 


356  THE  JUDICIAL    BENCH. 


HIS  HONOUR  C.  T.  C  CALLOW. 

Charles  Thomas  Cheslyn  Callow,  son  of  the  late  Thomas 
Cheslyn  Callow,  J. P.,  of  Douglas,  Isle  of  Man,  by  Ellen  Harrison,  da.  of 
Thomas  Oldfield  Cooper,  of  Liverpool ;  b.  April  2nd,  1852  ;  ed.  at  King 
William's  Coll.,  Castletown,  Isle  of  Man  :  ni.  1893,  Leila,  da.  of  the  late 
W.  E.  Shaw,  R.N.,  J.  P. ;  sometime  a  member  of  the  legal  firm  of  Callow  and 
Hughes-Games,  of  Douglas,  Isle  of  Man  :  appointed  Vicar-General,  Isle  of 
Man  1903,  2nd  Deemster  1905,  and  1st  Deemster  1921  (also  Clerk  of  the 
Rolls). 

Residence — Burleigh,  Douglas,  Isle  cf  Man. 

HIS  HONOUR  F.  M.  LA  MOTHE. 

Frederick    Malcolm    La    Mothe,    son  of  J.    C    La    Mothe ; 
b.  Nov.  22nd,  1864  :  appointed  and  Deemster,  Isle  of  Man  Oct.  1921. 
Residence — Ramsay,  Isle  of  Man. 


RAILWAY    AND    CANAL    COMMISSIONERS. 

E.  TINDAL  ATKINSON  (Railway  and  Canal  Commissioner). 

Edward  Tindal  Atkinson,  A' C,  fourth  son  of  the  late  Mr. 
Serjeant  (Henry  Tindal)  Atkinson  (sometime  a  County  Court  Judge);  b.  1847; 
ed.  at  Felstead  Sch.  :  in.  1st,  1874,  Jessie,  who  d.  1920,  da.  of  S.  N.  Elliot, 
of  Dartmouth  ;  2ndly,  192 1,  Alice  Rose  Dolores,  da.  of  L.  Lewis,  of  Horton, 
Bradford,  and  widow  of  His  Honour  Judge  (Amyas  Philip)  Longstaffe, 
County  Court  Judge  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1870,  a  K.C.  1886,  Bencher  1894, 
and  Treasurer  1913  ;  joined  N.-E.  Circuit  (sometime  Leader) ;  was  Solicitor- 
Gen,  of  Co.  Palatine  of  Durham  1887-1901,  and  Attorney-Gen.  thereof 
1901-15,  since  when  he  has  been  Temporal  Chancellor;  was  Recorder  of 
Leeds  1896-1919;  acted  as  Chm.  Worcester  Election  Commn.  1906;  appointed 
a  Railway  and  Canal  Commnr.  1921. 

Residence — Queen  Anne's  Mansions,  S.W.     ^ 

SIR  (J.  C.)  LEWIS  COWARD  (Railway  and  Canal  Commissioner). 

(John  Charles)  Lewis  Coward,  K.C,  el.  son  of  the  Rev.  John 
Henry  Coward,  R.  of  St.  Peter  le  Poer,  London,  and  Minor  Canon  of  St. 
Paul's  Cathedral,  by  Olivia,  da.  of  Capt.  Robert  Lewis,  R.N.  ;  b.  April  19th, 
1852;  ed.  at  St.  Paul's  Sch.,  and  at  Corpus  Chrisli  Coll.,  Camb.  (Mawson 
Scholar  1871,  Prizeman  1873,  B--'^-  1874,  M.A.  1903):  w.  1879,  Millicent 
Hcratia,  da.  of  Sir  T.  W.  Clinton  Murdoch,  K.C.M.G.  ;  Bar.  Grays  Inn  and 
Middle  Temple  1877,  a  Bencher  1891,  Treasurer  Gray's  Inn  1898,  and  a 
K.C.  1901  ;  S.-E.  Circuit;  appointed  Recorder  of  Folkestone  and  a  Judge 
of  the  Court  of  Survey  Nov.  1886,  a  Member  of  Council  of  Legal  Education 
1892,  a  Member  of  Incorporated  Council  of  Law  Reporting  1898,  Commissary 
to  Dean  and  Chapter  of  St.  Paul's  Cathedral  1913,  Chm.  of  Board  of  Studies, 
Council  of  Legal  Education  1914,  Vice-Chm.  1920,  and  a  Railway  and  Canal 
Commnr.  1921  ;  Knt.  1918. 

Rtsidciues — 2,  Royal  Crescent,  Brighton  ;  2,  Gray's  Inn  Square,  W.C.         Chambers — 
3,  Pump  Court,  Temple,  E.C.        Clubs — Athenaeum,  Carlton,  Ranelagh. 


JUDGES  OF  COUNTY  COURTS. ENGLAND  AND  WALES.   357 

JUDGES  OF  THE  COUNTY   COURTS 
OF  ENGLAND  AND  WALES. 

[By  Royal  Warrant,  dated  Aug.  4th,  1884,  Judges  of  County  Courts  in  England  and  Wales 
have  Rank  and  Precedence  next  after  Knights  Bachelors,  and  are  addressed  by  the  style 
and  title  of  "  His  Honour  "  prefixed  to  the  word  "Judge."] 


No.  of 

Nc 

.of 

No 

.of 

Circuit. 

Circuit. 

Circuit. 

I     F.  J.  Greenwell,  C.B.E. 

23 

Absorbed  in  other  Courts. 

46 

Absorbed    in    other    Cir- 

2    R.  E.  Moore. 

24 

S.  A.  H.  Kellv. 

cuits. 

3     H.  G.  Taylor. 

/  H.  L.  Tebbs. 

47 

Sir  T.  C.  Granger. 

4     F.  E.  Bradley,  LL.D. 

-» 

(A.  H.  Ruegg. 

48 

£.  A.  Parry. 

5     A.S.Hogg. 

26 

A.  H.  Ruegg. 

49 

J.  Shortt. 

,  (  A.  P.  Thomas,  LL.D. 
°  t  H.  C.  Dowdall. 

27 

T.  M.  Snagge. 

50 

W.  M.  Cann. 

28 

L  Bowen. 

51 

B.  Lailey. 

7     A.  Parsons. 

29 

G.  C.  Rees. 

52 

A.  Gwynne- James. 

8     F.  H.  Mellor,  C.B.E. 

30 

R.  Rowlands. 

53 

A.  Macpherson. 

9     Absorbed  in  other  Courts. 

31 

J.  L.  Morgan. 

54 

H.  Y.  Stanger. 

CO     Absorbed   in    other    Cir- 

32 

C.  Herbert-Smith,  LL.D. 

55 

A.  H.  Maxwell. 

cuits. 

33 

J.  R.  V.  Marchant. 

56 

Absorbed   in    other    Cir- 

II    R.  W.  Turner. 

34 

Absorbed    in    other 

Cir- 

cuits. 

12     A.  W.  Bairstow. 

cuits. 

57 

Hon.  W.  B.  Lindley. 

13     A.  Elliott. 

35 

H.  G.  Farrant. 

58 

H.  Terrell. 

14     J.  R.  Randolph. 

36 

F.  R.  y.  Radcliffe. 

59 

H.  W.  Lush-Wilson. 

15     J.  W.  McCarthy. 

37 
38 

H.  M.  Sturges. 
J.  D.  Crawford. 

16     B.  F.  Lock. 

17     Sir   G.    Sherston    Baker, 

39 

A.  R.  Cluer. 

Mayor's  and  City  of 

Bt. 

40 

J.  C.  Graham. 

London  Court. 

18     Sir  P.  Rose-Innes. 

41 

J.  J.  Parfit. 

L.  A.  Atherley-Jones. 

19     H.  Newell. 

42 

Sir  E.  Bray. 

F.  S.  Jackson. 

20     H.  Dobb. 

43 

J.  A.  Scully. 

Also 

21     R.  H.  Amphlett. 

44 

Sir  A.  A.  Tobin. 

The  Common  Serjeant  of 

22     R.  W.  Ingham. 

45 

E.  Harington. 

London. 

[By  Royal  Warrant  dated  D< 

c.  8th,  1919,  Judges  of  County 

Courts  in  England  and  Wales 

upon  retiremen 

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iin  the  style  and  title 

of  "1 

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rionour."] 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  AMPHLETT. 

Richard  Holmden  Amphlett,  el.  son  of  Samuel  Holmden 
Amphlett,  surgeon,  by  Georgiana,  da.  of  the  late  Edward  Male,  M.D.,  of 
Birmingham;  b.  1847;  ^d.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1870, 
M.A.  1873)  :  m.  1877,  Sophia  Emily,  da.  of  the  late  John  Shapter,  Q.C.  ; 
Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1871,  a  K.C.  1896,  and  a  Bencher  1903;  joined  Oxford 
Circuit;  is  a  J. P.  for  Worcestershire;  appointed  Recorder  of  Worcester 
Oct.  1891,  Vice-Chm.  of  Worcestershire  Quarter  Sessions  Oct.  1892,  and 
Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  21  Jan.  1908;  holds  courts  (conjointly 
with  Judge  Ruegg)  at  Birmingham,  with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy. 

Residence — Wychbold  Hall,  Droitwich. 

ATHERLEY-JONES  [Bee  Jonesl. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BAIRSTOW. 

Arthur  William  Bairstow,  son  of  James  Bairstow,  of  Halifax  ; 
b.  1855;  ed.  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  :  711.  1st,  1884,  Henriette,  who  d.  1919, 
da.  of  Josiah  Stacey,  of  Farington,  Lancashire  ;  2ndly,  1920,  Annie,  da.  of 
Samuel  Simpson,  of  Wolstanton,  Staffordshire ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  i878f 
K.C.  1908,  and  a  Bencher  1915  ;  appointed  Solicitor-Gen.,  co.  Palatine  of 
Durham  1915,  Recorder  of  Scarborough  191 7,  and  Judge  of  County  Courts, 
Circuit  No.  12,  Sept.  1918 ;  holds  courts  at  Ashton-under-Lyne,  Dewsbury, 
Halifax,  Huddersfield,  Saddle  worth,  and  Stalybridge. 

Residence — 22,  Hollycroft  Avenue,  Hampstead,  N.W.        Club — Reform. 


358  THE   JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


HIS  HONOUR  SIR  G.  SHERSTON  BAKER,  Bt. 

George  Sherston  Baker,  4th  Bt.,  el.  son  of 
the  late  Henry  Sherston  Baker,  Esq.,  grandson  of  the 
1st  Bt.  ;  b.  1846  :  m.  1st,  1873,  jane  Mary,  who  d.  1909, 
da.  of  the  late  Frederick  James  Fegen,  C.B.,  R.N.,  of 
Ballinlonty,  co.  Tipperary ;  2ndly,  19 12,  Mary  Jose- 
phine, who  d.  1919,  da.  of  the  late  Henry  Bacchus,  of  The 
Manor  House,  Lillington;  3rdly,  1920,  Emmeline  Mar- 
garet Rose,  da.  of  the  late  James  Andrews,  M.I.C.E.,  of 
Dublin,  and  widow  of  John  William  Allen,  M.R.C.S.  ; 
Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  and  Middle  Temple  187 1  ;  elected 
Associate  of  the  Institut  de  Droit  International  1879, 
became  a  Member  1921 ;  formerly  a  Member  of  the  Gen. 
Fidei coticula crux.  Council  of  the  Bar;  was  Recorder  of  Helston  1886-9, 
and  an  Examiner  to  the  Four  Inns  of  Court  1894-1902  ;  appointed  Recorder 
of  Barnstaple  and  Bideford  1889,  and  also  Judge  of  County  Courts,  Circuit 
No.  17,  Nov.  1901  ;  holds  courts  at  Barton-on-Humber,  Boston,  Brigg,  Caistor, 
Gainsborough,Grantham,Great  Grimsby,  Holbeach.Horncastle.  Lincoln,  Louth, 
Market  Rasen,  Scunthorpe,  Sleaford,  Spalding,  and  Spilsby,  with  jurisdiction  in 
Admiralty  at  Boston  and  Great  Grimsby,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Boston,  Great 
Grimsby,  and  Lincoln  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Lincolnshire,  City  of  Lincoln,  Boston, 
Great  Grimsby,  Barnstaple,  and  Bideford  ;  has  been  a  Revising  Barrister  for 
Cornwall  1899,  1900  and  1901  ;  was  Standing  Counsel  to  the  Society  of  the 
Baronetage  1 898-1 901  ;  sometime  Editor  of  the  Law  Magazine  and  Revieui ; 
elected  Pres.  of  Sylvan  Debating  Club,  St.  James's  Hall,  Piccadilly  1891  ; 
editor  of  "  Halleck's  International  Law"  (2nd,  3rd,  and  4th  editions), 
and  of  "Archbold's  Quarter  Sessions"  (5th  edition);  author  of  "Laws 
of  Quarantine,"  "The  Office  of  Vice- Admiral  of  the  Coast,"  and  "First 
Steps  in  International  Law,"  and  a  contributor  to  Nineteenth  Century  and 
Afterwards,  The  Dublin  Rei'iew,  The  Tablet,  etc. 

Residence — Castle  Moat  House,  Lincoln.  Chambers — County  Court  Office,  Lincoln. 

Club — Devonshire. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BOWEN. 

Ivor  BowEN  ;  b.  Aug.  25th,  1862  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1889,  and  a 
Bencher  and  a  K.C.  1912 ;  was  Major  Comdg.  ist  London  Welsh  Batn.  1914,  and 
Lieut.-Col.  Comdg.  2nd  London  Welsh  Batn.  191 5- 16,  and  Lieut.Col. 
Comdg.  a  Training  Reserve  Batn.  1916-17  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Merthyr 
Tydfil  1914,  and  of  Swansea  1915,  and  Judge  of  County  Courts,  Circuit 
No.  28,  1918  ;  holds  courts  at  Brecknockshire,  Montgomeryshire,  Radnorshire, 
and  Shropshire  ;  editor  of  "The  Statutes  of  Wales." 

Address— CoMixX.y  Court,  Llandrindod  Wells.        C//^^— Reform. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BRADLEY. 

Francis  Ernest  Bradley,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  Nathaniel 
Bradley,  J.P.  ;  b.  April  i6th,  1862;  ed.  at  Gram.  Sch.  and  Univ.,  Man- 
chester; LL.D.,  London  1895;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1889;  a  F.R.S.E.  ;  Tutor 
in  English  Law,  Owens  Coll.,  Manchester  1892-99;  appointed  Judge  of 
County  Courts,  Circuit  No.  4,  Oct.  1921  ;  holds  courts  at  Accrington, 
Blackburn,  Blackpool,  Chorley,  Clitheroe,  Kirkham,  Lancaster,  Preston,  and 
Rawtenstall,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at  Blackpool,  and  in  Bankruptcy 
at  Blackburn  and  Preston 

Residence — Storman,  Chorlton-cum-Hardy,  Manchester. 

HIS  HONOUR  (JUDGE)  SIR  EDWARD  BRAY. 

Edward  Bray,  younger  son  of  the  late  Reginald  Bray,  of 
Shere,  Surrey,  by  Frances,  da.  of  Thomas  Longman,  formerly  of  Farnborough, 
Hants;  b.  Aug.  19th,  1849;  ed.  at  Westminster,  and  at  Trinity  Coll.,  Camb. : 
m.  1873,  Edith  Louisa,  da.  of  the   Rev.  T.   Hubbard  ;    Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn 


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1875  ;  went  S.-E.  Circuit;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  21 
Dec.  1905,  and  transferred  to  London  Courts  Feb.  1908  ;  now  Judge  of 
Bloomsbury  County  Court  Circuit  No.  42;  author  of  "Bray  on  Discovery," 
and  "Digest  of  the  Law  of  Discovery"  ;  Knt.  1919. 

Residence— id.  Queen's  Gate  Gardens,  S.W.     C/k/^— United  University. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  CANN. 

William  Moore  Cann,  son  of  Abraham  Cann,  of  Nottingham ; 
b.  July  6th,  1856  ;  ed.  at  Nottingham,  and  at  Shrewsbury,  and  at  Clare  Coll., 
Camb. :  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1883 ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  County  Courts, 
Circuit  No.  20,  1914,  and  Circuit  No.  50  Nov.  1921  ;  holds  courts  at  Arundel, 
Brighton,  Chichester,  Dorking,  East  Grinstead,  Hastings,  Haywards  Heath, 
Horsham,  Lewes,  Eastbourne,  Midhurst,  Petworth,  Redhill,  Rye,  and  Worthing, 
with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at  Brighton,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Brighton, 
Hastings,  and  Lewes. 

Residence — Saddington  Hall,  near  Leicester. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  CLUER. 

Albert  Rowland  Cluer,  son  of  the  late  J.  T.  Townsend  Cluer ; 
b.  Dec.  3rd,  1852  ;  ed.  at  King's  Sch.,  Bruton,  at  Clifton  Coll.,  and 
at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.,  ist  class,  1876):  m.  1881,  Julia  Amelia,  da. 
of  Robert  Aspland  Cooper;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1877;  went  S.-E.  Circuit; 
was  Recorder  of  Deal  Feb.  1894  to  April  1895,  and  a  Metropolitan  Police 
Magistrate  1895-1911,  when  he  was  appointed  Judge  of  Whitechapel  County 
Court  Circuit  No.  39. 

Chib — Reform. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  CRAWFORD. 

John  Dawson  Crawford,  second  son  of  Joseph  Dawson 
Crawford,  surgeon,  of  Liverpool;  b.  1862;  cd.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1884  ;  joined  N.  Circuit ;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Courts, 
Circuit  No.  38  April  1918  ;  holds  courLs  at  Braintree,  Brentwood,  Chelms- 
ford, Colchester,  Dunmow,  Edmonton,  Halstead,  Harwich,  Hertford,  Maldon, 
Romford,  Southend,  and  Waltham  Alabey,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at 
Colchester,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Chelmsford,  Colchester,  and  Hertford. 

Residence — The  Orchard,  Wellesley  Road,  Gunnersbury,  W.4. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  DOBB. 

Harry  Dobb  ;  b.  i8 — ;  Bar,  Lincoln's  Inn  1891;  appointed 
Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  20,  Nov.  1921  ;  holds  courts  at  Ashby-de- 
la-Zouch,  Bedford,  Bourne,  Hinckley,  Kettering,  Leicester,  Loughborough, 
Market  Harborough,  Melton  Mowbray,  Oakham,  Stamford,  Uppingham, 
and  Wellingborough,  with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy  at  Bedford  and 
Leicester. 

Chambers — 5,  Essex  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  DOWDALL. 

Harold  Chaloner  Dowdall,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Dowdall, 
of  Liverpool;  b.  March  7th,  1868  ;  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford 
(B.A.  1890,  M.A.  and  B.C.L.  1891)  :  m.  1897,  the  Hon.  Mary  Frances 
Borthwick,  da.  of  i6th  Baron  Borlhwick ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1893,  and 
K.C.  1920 ;  Lord  Mayor  of  Liverpool  1908-9 ;  appointed  Chancellor  of 
Diocese  of  Liverpool  1913  and  of  Bristol  1919,  and  Joint  Judge  of  County 
Court  Circuit  No.  6,  1921  ;  holds  courts  at  Liverpool,  Ormskirk,  St.  Helens, 
Southport,  Wigan,  and  Widnes,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  and  Bankruptcy 
at  Liverpool. 

Residences— n,  Sydenham  Avenue,  Liverpool;  Melfort  Cottage,  Boar's  Hill,  Oxford. 
Clttb — St.  James's. 


360  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDQE  ELLIOTT. 

Adshead  Elliott,  son  of  the  late  John  Matthew  Elliott ;  b,  Jan. 
15th,  1869  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1894  ;  went  N.  Circuit ;  appointed  Judge  of 
County  Court  Circuit  No.  13,  1919  ;  holds  courts  at  Barnsley,  Glossop, 
Rotherham,  and  Sheffield,  with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy  at  Barnsley  and 
Sheffield. 

Residence — Dunluce,  Ranmoor,  Sheffield. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  FARRANT. 

Henry  Gatchell  Farrant,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Farrant,  of 
Cullompton  Court,  Devon  ;  /'.  May  loth,  1864  :  ed.  at  Repton,  and  at  New 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  18—);  M.A.  Corpus  Christi  Coll.,  Camb.  18—;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1890;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Worcestershire,  Cambridgeshire  and  Cam- 
bridge ;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Courts,  Circuit  No.  35,  Oct.  1918  ;  holds 
courts  at  Biggleswade,  Bishops  Stortford,  Cambridge,  Ely,  Hitchin,  Hunting- 
don, Luton,  March,  Mildenhall,  Newmarket,  Oundle,  Peterborough,  Royston, 
Saffron  Walden,  St.  Neots,  Thrapston,  and  Wisbech,  with  jurisdiction  in 
Bankruptcy  at  Cambridge,  Luton,  and  Peterborough. 

Residence — The  Chace,  Upper  Welland,  Worcestershire.  Chambers—-},,  Paper  Build- 
ings, Temple,  E.C.4.     Club — United  University. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  GRAHAM. 

John  Cameron  Graham,  son  of  John  Graham,  of  the  Roy. 
Mint,  E.  ;  b.  1847;  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London  (B.Sc.  1870)  :  m.  1886,  Anne, 
da.  of  Stewart  Pixley,  D.L. ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1879,  and  ^  KC  1906  ; 
went  N.  Circuit  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Stirlingshire  and  Bradford  ;  appointed  Judge  of 
County  Court  Circuit  No.  11,  Dec.  1908,  and  transferred  to  No.  40,  191 5  ; 
holds  courts  at  Bow. 

Residences — Ballewan,  Stirlingshire  ;  zo,  Eldon  Road,  Kensington,  W.      Club — Reform. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  SIR  THOMAS  C.  GRANGER. 

Thomas  Colpitts  Granger,  youngest  son  of  the  late  T.  C. 
Granger,  Q.  C.  (M.P.  for  Durham  1841-52),  a  Bencher  of  Inner  Temple  and 
Recorder  of  Hull;  b.  1852  :  ;;/.  ist,  1886,  Lilian,  who  d.  1910,  da.  of  James 
Payn,  the  novelist;  2ndly,  1919,  Ellen,  widow  of  Godfrey  Walker,  of  North- 
brook  Park,  Countess  Wear;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1874;  went  N.  and  N. E. 
Circuits,  and  practised  in  Durham  Chancery  Court,  of  which  Court  he  edited  a 
Book  of  Practise  ;  was  Revising  Bar.  for  N.  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of  Yorks 
1885-91,  and  Joint  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Cornwall  1909-18  ;  appointed 
Judge  of  Circuit  No.  59  in  1891,  and  transferred  to  Circuit  No.  47  Oct.  191 1  ; 
holds  courts  at  Greenwich,  Southwark,  and  Woolwich,  with  jurisdiction  in 
Bankruptcy  at  Greenwich  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Cornwall;  knighted  1921. 

Residences — 25,  Lower  Belgrave  Street,  S.W.  i  ;  Northbrook  Park,  Countess  Wear, 
Devon.    C/w^.i— Reform,  Wellington. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  GREENWELL. 

Francis  John  Greenwell,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Francis 
Greenwell,  of  Durham,  by  Elizabeth,  da.  of  John  Trotter,  Esq..  M.D.,  of 
Durham;  b.  Oct.  20th,  1852;  ed.  at  Durham  Sch.,  and  at  Balliol  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1877,  M.A.  1879)  :  m.  1884,  Constance  Sybil  Frances,  2nd  da. 
of  His  Honour  the  late  Judge  Bradshaw,  of  Nevvcastle-on-Tyne  ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1877;  joined  N.-E.  Circuit;  is  a  J. P.  for  cos.  Northumberland  and 
Durham,  a  D.L.  for  Durham,  and  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Durham ; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Durham  Feb.  1883,  and  Judge  of  County  Courts, 
Circuit  No.  I,  March  1895 ;  holds  courts  at  Alnwick,  Berwick,  Blyth,  Gater.- 


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head,  Hexham,  Jarrow,  Morpeth,  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  North  Shields,  and 
South  Shields,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  and  Bankruptcy  at  Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne  ;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1918. 

Reside/ice— GteenweW  Ford,  Lanchester,  Durham. 

6WTNNE-JAMES  [see  James]. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  HARINGTON. 

Edward  Harington,  3rd  son  of  Sir  Richard 
Harington,  nth  Bt.,  of  Whitboume  Court,  Worcester, 
many  years  County  Court  Judge  of  Circuits  Nos.  21  and 
23,  by  Frances  Agnata,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Robert  Bis- 
coe,  M.A.,  Preb.  cf  Hereford,  and  R.  of  Whitboume  ; 
d.  Oct.  25th,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Westminster,  and  at  Ch.  Ch., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1887)  :  m.  1906,  Louisa  Muriel,  da.  of 
the  late  Herbert  C.  E.  Vernon ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1889;  is  a  J. P.  for  Herefordshire;  appointed  Judge 
of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  21  and  an  additional 
Judge  for  Circuit  No.  23,  Oct.  1905,  and  trans- 
ferred to  Circuit  No.  45  in  1908 ;  holds  courts  at 
Chertsey,  Croydon,  Epsom,  Godalming,  Guildford, 
Kingston,  Wandsworth,  and  Windsor. 
Residence— (id,  Onslow  Gardens,  S.W.         Clubs — Arthur's,  Bachelors'. 

HERBERT-SMITH  [see  Smith]. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  SPENCER  HOGG. 

Adam  Spencer  Hogg,  3rd  son  of  the  late  Adain  Hogg,  of 
Silverlands,  Bowdon ;  b.  1 870 ;  ed.  at  Uppingham,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Oxford:  in.  1901,  Brada,  only  da.  of  Jessop  Hulton,  of  Bolton,  Lancashire; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1893  5  went  N.  Circuit ;  appointed  Stipendiary  Magistrate 
for  Salford  April  191 1,  and  Judge  of  County- Courts,  Circuit  No.  5,  April 
1913  ;  holds  courts  at  Bolton,  Bury,  Oldham,  Rochdale,  and  Salford,  with 
jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy  at  Bolton,  Oldham,  Rochdale,  and  Salford  ;  is  a 
J.P.  for  Cheshire  and  Lancashire;  unsuccessfully  contested  Exeter  (Z,)  July 
1895. 

Residence — Orchard  House,  AUrinchara. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  INGHAM. 

Robert  Wood  Ingham,  son  of  the  late  Sir  James  Taylor  Ingham, 
Ch.  Metropolitan  Magistrate,  by  Gertrude,  da.  of  James  Penrose,  of  Wood- 
hill,  CO.  Cork;  b.  1846;  ed.  at  Oxford  Univ.  (B.A.  1869):  m.  1876,  Mary 
Elizabeth,  da.  of  the  Rev.  J.  D.  Penrose,  of  Woodhill,  co.  Cork  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1873  !  is  a  J.P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Herefordshire;  appointed  Judge 
of  County  Courts,  Circuit  No.  22,  Feb.  1892  ;  holds  courts  at  Alcester, 
Bromsgrove,  Dudley,  Droitwich,  Evesham,  Kidderminster,  Pershore,  Redditch, 
Shipston-on-Stour,  Stourbridge,  Stratford-on-Avon,  and  Worcester. 

Residence—  Sugwas  Court,  Hereford. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  SIR  PATRICK  ROSE-INNES. 

Patrick  Rose-Innes,  K.C,  2nd  son  of  the  late  George  Rose- 
Innes,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Blachrie,  Aberdeen;  b.  1853:  vi.  1897,  Jane,  who  of. 
1914,  da.  of  William  Palmer,  of  Cote  Hall,  Cumberland  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn 
1878,  a  K.C.  1912,  and  a  Bencher  1915;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ;  is  a  J.P.  for  cos. 
Aberdeen,  Kent  and  Middlesex ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Sandwich  and  Rams- 
gate  1905,  and  a  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  18  July  1920;  holds 
courts    at    Doncaster,    East    Retford,     Mansfield,     Newark,     Nottingham, 


362  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

and  Worksop,  with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy  at  Nottingham  ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Elgin  Dist.  (C)Sept.  1905,  Linlithgowshire  Jan.  1906,  Durham  Co., 
Jarrow  Div.  June  1907,  Lancashire  (S.-E.),  Middleton  Div.  Jan.  1910,  and 
Tower  Hamlets,  Limehouse  Div.  Dec.  1910;  knighted  1918. 

Residences—-iT„  Vale  Court.  Maida  Vale,  W.  ;  The  Cottage,  St.  Margaret's  Bay,  near 
Dover ;  Blachrie,  Aberdeenshire.  Chambers—^,  King's  Bench  Walk,  Temple,  E.C. 
Clubs — Carlton.  Junior  Carlton,  Constitutional. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  F.  S.  JACKSON.    See  page  397. 
HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  GWYNNE-JAMES. 

Arthur  Gwvnne-Ja.mes,  son  of  the  late  John  Gwynne-James, 
solicitor,  of  Aylston  Hill,  Hereford  ;  b.  April  loth,  1855  ;  ed.  at  Cheltenham 
Coll.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  2nd  class  Law  1847,  LL.B.  1878), 
Inns  of  Court  Studentship  in  Civil  and  International  Law  1879:  m.  1907; 
Olive  Wynefred  Hugolyne,  da.  of  Major  J.  C.  Pigott,  of  7,  Cavendish  Crescent, 
Bath  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1881  ;  went  Oxford  Circuit ;  is  a  J.P.  for  Gloucester- 
shire, Somersetshire,  Wiltshire,  and  Hereford  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Here- 
ford Nov.  1894,  and  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  7  Jan.  1900,  and  of 
Circuit  No.  52  Nov.  1900  ;  holds  courts  with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy  at 
Bath,  Frome,  and  Swindon. 

Residence— T,  Cavendish  Crescent,  Bath. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  ATHERLEY-JONES. 

Llewellyn  Archer  Atherley-Jones,  son  of  the  late  Ernest 
Jones,  Bar.-at-law,  the  well-known  Chartist  Leader,  of  Broughton,  Manchester, 
by  Jane,  da.  of  Edmond  Gibson  Atherley,  Bar.-at-Law,  of  Barfield,  Cum- 
berland ;  b.  185 1  ;  ed.  at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1874)  :  m.  1876, 
Elizabeth  Fanny,  da.  of  the  late  James  Lambert,  of  Durham;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1875,  a  K.C.  1896,  and  a  Bencher  1907  ;  went  N.-E.  Circuit ;  is  a  J.P. 
for  Berks ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne  Jan.  19th,  1906,  and 
Judge  of  Burgess  and  Non-Burgess  Courts  of  Record,  Newcastle-on-Tyne 
1909;  sat  as  M.P.  for  N.-W.  Div.  of  Durham  co.  (Z)  Dec.  1885  to  Jan.  1914, 
since  when  he  has  been  a  Judge  of  City  of  London  Court,  and  Commr.  of 
Assize  at  Central  Criminal  Court. 

Residence — Stafferton  Lodge,  Bray,  Berks.        Club — Reform. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  HILL  KELLY. 

Stanley  Anthony  Hill  Kelly,  son  of  the  late  S.  W.  Kelly,  J. P., 
of  The  Elms,  near  Cardiff ;  b.  1869:  tn.  1906,  Margarita,  da.  of  the  late 
Leopold  Lopes  Guibara,  of  Richmond,  Surrey ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1893  ;  went 
S.  Wales  and  Chester  Circuit ;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No. 
24  1910  ;  holds  courts  at  Abergavenny,  Blaenavon.  Barry,  Cardiff,  Chepstow, 
Crickhowell,  Monmouth,  Newport,  Pontypool,  and  Tredegar,  in  Bankruptcy  at 
Cardiff,  Newport,  and  Tredegar,  and  in  Admiralty  at  Cardiff,  and  Newport. 

Address — County  Court,  Cardiflf.         Club — Reform. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BARNARD  LAILEY. 

Barnard  Lailey,  el.  son  of  the  late  James  Lailey,  of  Hambleden, 
Bucks,  by  Helen,  5th  da.  of  the  late  Henry  Liliywhite,  of  Lyewood,  Hants ; 
b.  i860  :  m.  1886,  Catherine,  el.  da.  of  the  late  John  Liliywhite,  of  Lyewood, 
Hants;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1890.  and  K.C.  1914;  went  S.-E.  Circuit; 
appointed  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  7  (N.  Cheshire),  1916,  and 
No.  51  (Hants),  May  1917  ;  holds  courts  at  Aldershot,  Alton,  Basingstoke, 
Bishop's  Waltham,  Farnham,  Newport  (Isle  of  Wight),  Petersfield,  Ports- 
mouth, Romsey,  Ryde,  Southampton,  and  Winchester,  with  jurisdiction  in 
Admiralty  at  Portsmouth  and  Southampton,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Newport, 
Portsmouth,  Southampton,  and  Winchester;  is  a  J.P.  for  Hants,  Surrey, 
Cheshire,  and  Lancashire  ;  actively  engaged  in  vol.  war  work  1914-18. 

Residence — Swanmore,  Hants.        Chambers — Lamb  Building,  Temple,  E.C. 


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HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  THE  HON.  W,  B.  LINDLEY. 

Walter  Barry  Lindley,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Right  Hon.  Baron 
Lindley,  P.C,  LL.D.  (Life  Peer),  by  Sarah  Katharine,  da.  of  the  late  Edward 
John  Teale,  of  Leeds ;  b.  1861  ;  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  Univ.  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1883,  M.A.  1887):  m.  1908,  Hilda  Mary,  da.  of  Capt.  C.  M. 
Fox  (formerly  Border  Regt.),  of  Corfe  House,  Taunton  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn 
1887;  is  a  J.  P.  and  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Somerset;  was  Chm.  of 
Quarter  Sessions  for  Derbyshire  1909-12  ;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Courts, 
Circuit  No.  19,  Sept.  1902,  and  transferred  to  No.  57  Feb.  1912  ;  holds  courts 
at  Axminster,  Barnstaple,  Bideford,  Bridgwater,  Chard,  Honiton,  Langport, 
South  Molton,  Taunton,  Tiverton,  Torrington,  Wellington,  and  Williton,  with 
jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at  Barnstaple,  and  Bridgwater. 

Residence— Corh  House,  Taunton.        C/«/j  -Athenaeum,  County  (Taunton). 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  LOCK. 

Benjamin  Fossett  Lock,  3rd  son  of  Henry  Lock,  of  Dorchester ; 
h.  1847  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  King's  Coll.,  Camb.  :  ;«.  1879,  Jane  Elizabeth, 
who  d.  1920,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  J.  P.  Hammond,  V.  of  Sopley,  Hants;  Bar. 
Lincoln's  Inn  1873  ;  joined  Chancery  Bar  and  W.  Circuit ;  appointed  Judge 
of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  16,  Jan.  1913  ;  holds  courts  at  Beverley, 
Bridlington,  Goole,  Great  Driffield,  Howden,  Kingston-upon-HuU,  New 
Malton,  Patrington,  Pocklington,  Scarborough,  Selby,  Thome,  and  Whitby, 
with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at  Hull,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Hull,  and 
Scarborough  ;  was  Hon.  Sec,  Selden  So.  1895— 1912  >  joint  author  of  two 
editions  of  "The  Annual  Practice,"  etc. 

Residence — The  Toft,  Bridlington.  Clubs — Royal  Societies',  Royal  Cruising,  Royai 
Yorkshire  Yacht. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  M'CARTHY. 

John  William  M'Carthy,  son  of  J.  M'Carthy  of  Kilworth, 
CO.  Cork;  b.  Sept.  19th,  1856:  m.  1881,  Sarah,  el.  da.  of  Capt.  Davies; 
Bar.  Gray's  Inn  and  Middle  Temple  1886,  and  a  Bencher  Gray's  Inn,  1909  ; 
went  Oxford  Circuit  ;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Court,  No.  12  June  1914, 
and  No.  15  Sept.  1918;  holds  courts  at  Easingwold,  Guisborough,  Harrogate, 
Helmsley,  Leeds,  Leyburn,  Middlesbrough,  Northallerton,  Pontefract,  Ripon, 
Stokesley,  Tadcaster,  Thirsk,  and  York,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at 
Middlesbrough,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Leeds,  Middlesbrough,  Northallerton, 
and  York. 

Residence— Uarrcgnte.    Chambers — 3,  Elm  Court,  Temple,  E.G. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  ALAN  MACPHERSON. 

Alan  Macpherson,  son  of  Alan  Macpherson,  of  Blairgowrie, 
Perthshire;  b.  Jan.  nth,  1857;  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  Exeter  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1881) :  tn.  1889,  Anna,  da.  of  the  late  William  Young,  of  Stand- 
hill  Court,  Charlwood,  Surrey ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1881  ;  went  S.E.  Circuit ; 
appointed  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  19  Dec.  1912,  and  of  No.  53 
April  1920 ;  holds  courts  at  Cheltenham,  Chipping  Norton,  Cirencester, 
Dursley,  Gloucester,  Malmesbury,  Newent,  Newnham,  Northleach,  Stow- 
on-the-Wold,  Stroud,  Tewkesbury,  Thornbury,  and  Winchcombe,  with  juris- 
diction in  Admiralty  at  Gloucester,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Cheltenham,  and 
Gloucester. 

Residence — King's  Well,  Cheltenham. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BIARCHANT. 

James  Robert  Vernam  Marchant;  son  of  the  Rev.  J. 
Marchant ;  b.  1853  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1884  ;  went  Oxford  Circuit ;  appointed 
Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  33  Sept.  1920  ;  holds  courts  at  Braintree, 
Bury  St.  Edmunds,  Chelmsford,  Clacton,  Colchester,  Dis.s,  Dunmow,  Eye, 


364  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

Framlingham,  Hadleigh,  Haleswortli,  Halstead,  Haverhill,  Harwich,  Ipswich, 
Saxmundham,  Stowmarket,  Sudbury,  and  Woodhridge,  with  jurisdiction  in 
Admiralty  at  Colchester  and  Ipswich  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Bury  St.  Edmunds 
and  Ipswich. 

Residetice—  ^<),  Gayton  Road,  Harrow. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  HYSLOP  MAXWELL. 

Alexander  Hyslop  Maxwell,  son  of  the  late  Maxwell  Hyslop 
Maxwell  ;  b.  May  loth,  1864;  15ar.  Middle  Temple  1889  ;  appointed  Judge 
of  Circuit  No.  55  Pel).  1920;  holds  courts  at  Aniover,  Blandford,  Bourne- 
mouth, Bridport,  Christchurch,  Dorchester,  Fordingbridge,  Lymington,  Poole, 
Ringwood,  Salisbury,  Shaftesbury,  Wareham,  Weymouth,  Wimborne  Minster, 
and  VVincanton,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at  Dorchester  and  Poole,  and 
in  Bankruptcy  at  Bournemouth,  Dorchester,  Poole,  and  Salisbury. 

^?«V('«Ci'— Cumloden,  Wimborne  Road,  Bournemouth. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  MELLOR. 

Frank  Hamilton  Mellor,  C.B.E.,  K.C,  tenth  son  of  the  late 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Mellor;  b.  1S54;  ed.  at  Cheltenham,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Camb.  (B.A.  1877,  M.A.  1889)  :  «'•  1886,  Mabel  Lucy,  da.  of  Herbert 
Knowles,  of  Barnagore,  Calcutta;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1880,  and  a  K.C.  1903; 
sometime  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar  ;  went  N.  Circuit  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for 
Lancashire  and  Cheshire,  and  Chm.  of  Conciliation  Boards  under  Minimum 
Wage  Act  of  Lancashire,  Cheshire,  and  N.  Staffordshire  Coalfields,  of  Lanca- 
shire and  Yorkshire  Railway  Co.,  and  of  Cheshire  Lines  Committee  ;  was  Chm. 
Salford  Hundred  Appeal  Tribunal,  and  of  Knutsford  and  Bucklow  Local 
Tribunals  ;  was  Recorder  of  Preston  1898-21  ;  has  been  Judge  of  County 
Courts,  Circuit  No.  8  since  March  191 1  ;  holds  courts  at  Manchester  and 
Leigh,  with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy  in  each  place,  and  Admiralty  juris- 
diction at  Manchester;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1918. 

Residences — Heathfield,    Knutsford,     Cheshire.  Clubs — New    University,     Union 

{Manchester). 

HIS    HONOUR   JUDGE   MOORE. 

Robert  Ernest  Moore,  son  of  William  Baker  Moore,  of  Hamp- 
stead,  N.W.  ;  b.  1863;  ed.  at  Camb.  Univ.  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  1885);  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1887;  went  S.E.  Circuit;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Court.s, 
Circuit  No.  2,  1919;  holds  courts  at  Barnard  Castle,  Bishop  Auckland, 
Darlington,  Durham,  West  Hartlepool,  Seaham  Harbour,  Conselt,  Riclimond 
(Yorkshire),  Stockton,  and  Sunderland,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at 
Hartlepool  and  Sunderland,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Durham  and  .Sunderland. 

Residence— 22,  North  Bailey,  Durham.  Chambers — 3,  Temple  Gardens,  E.G. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  LLOYD  MORGAN. 

John  Lloyd  Morgan,   yoimger  son   of  the  late  Rev.  William 

Morgan,  Professor  of  Theology  in  Presbyterian  Coll.,  Carmarthen;  b.  Feb. 
13th,  1861  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  1883);  Bar.  Inner  Tenvple  1884, 
and  a  K.C.  1906;  member  of  S.  Wales  Circuit;  was  Recorder  of'^Swansea 
Feb.  1908  to  Dec.  191 1  ;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Courts,  Circuit  No.  31, 
Nov.  1910 ;  holds  courts  at  Aberayron,  Aheryslwyih,  Carmarthen,  Cardigan, 
Haverfordwest,  Lampeter,  Llandilofawr,  Llandoveiy,  Llanelly,  Narberth, 
Neath,  Newcastle-in-Emlyn,  and  Pembroke  Dock,  with  jurisdiction  in 
Admiralty  at  Carmarthen  and  Pembroke  Dock,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at 
Aberystwyth,  Carmarthen,  Neath,  and  Pembroke  Dock;  sat  as  M.P.  for 
Western  Div.  of  Carmarthenshire  (Z)  1889-1910  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Pembrokeshire, 
Carmarthenshire,  and  Glamorganshire. 

Residence— 105,  Pall  Mall,  S.W.         C/ubs — Reform,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 


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HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  NEWELL. 

Harold  Newell,  son  of  Joseph  Newell, 
of  Pudsey,  Yorkshire,  by  a  da.  of  Matthew  Banks, 
of  Pudsey,  Yorkshire  ;  b.  Jan.  3rd,  1866 ;  ed.  at 
Bradford  Gram.  Sch.,  and  at  Durham  Univ.  (B.A. 
18 — ,  B.C.L.  18 — )  :  tn.  1900,  Lilian,  da.  of  George 
Andrew  Jones,  of  Pudsey,  Yorkshire ;  Bar.  Middle 
Temple  1895  5  went  N.-E.  Circuit ;  appointed  a  Judge 
of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  19,  April  1920;  holds 
courts  at  Alfreton,  Ashbourne,  Bakewell,  Belper, 
Burton-on-Trent,  Buxton,  Chapel-en-le-Frith,  Ches- 
terfield, Derby,  Ilkeston,  Long  Eaton,  Matlock,  New 
Mills,  and  Wirksworth,  with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy 
at  Burton-on-Trent,  Chesterfield,  and  Derby. 

Residences — Daysmill,  Matlock  Derbyshire  ;  The  Anchor- 
age, H. arrogate. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  PARFITT. 

James  John  Parfitt,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  J.  J.  Parfitt,  of 
Brecon;  b.  Dec,  1857;  ed.  at  Prior  Park  Coll.,  Bath,  and  at  London 
Univ.  (B.A  1884)  :  m.  1900,  Elizabeth  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  F.  W.  Reynolds, 
of  Hillside,  Woolton,  near  Liverpool ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1887,  a  K.C.  1908, 
and  a  Bencher  1917;  joined  Midland  Circuit;  has  been  Junior  Counsel  to 
Post  Office  on  Midland  Circuit,  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar, 
and  Standing  Counsel  to  Birmingham  Assay  Authority ;  appointed 
Recorder  of  Northampton  May  1916,  and  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No. 
14  Feb.  1918;  transferred  to  Circuit  No.  50  March  1921,  and  to  Circuit 
No.  41  (Clerkenwell)  Nov.  1921  ;  has  acted  a<  Commr.  of  Assize  on  N.  Circuit. 
Residence— \n.    The    Grange,    Wimbledon,    S.W.19.  Chtimbers — Lamb    Building, 

Temple,  E.C.  * 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  PARRY. 

Edward  Abbott  Parry,  son  of  the  late  John  Humffreys  Parry ; 
b.  18—;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1885;  went  N.  Circuit;  is  a  J. P.  for 
Lancashire  ;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Courts,  Circuit  No.  8  1894,  and 
of  County  Court  Circuit  Ne.  48  191 1  ;  holds  courts  at  Bromley,  Dartford, 
Gravesend,  Lambeth,  Maidstone,  Sevenoaks,  Tonbridge.  and  Tunbridge  Wells, 
with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy  at  Maidstone,  and  Tunbridge  Wells. 
^«/V/«;«— Clarendon,  Sevenoaks. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  PARSONS. 

Albert  Parsons,  son  of  Robert  Parsons,  of  Bradford,  by  Jane, 
da.  of  the  late  James  Marsden,  of  Drewton  House,  Bradford  ;  b.  1865  ;  ed.  at 
Bedford,  and  at  London  Univ. :  ;«.  1890,  Ada,  da.  of  the  late  Lewis 
Harrison,  of  Pewsey,  Wilts;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1891,  and  a  K.C.  1914; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Merlhyr  Tydvil  1915,  and  Judge  of  County  Court 
Circuit  No.  7  May  1917  ;  holds  courts  at  Altrincham,  Birkenhead,  Chester, 
Hyde,  Stockport,  Warrington,  and  Runcorn,  with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy 
at  Birkenhead,  Chester,  Stockport  and  Warrington,  and  in  Admiralty  at 
Chester;  is  a  J. P.  for  Cheshire;  author  of  "The  Liability  of  Railway 
Companies,"  and  "The  Workmen's  Compensation  Acts." 
Residence— V.\\tTS\Ae,  Eccleston,  near  Chester. 


366  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  RADCLIFFE. 

Francis  Reynolds  Yonge  Radcliffe,  el.  son  of  the  late  John 
Alexander  Radcliffe,  of  Ordsall,  Cobham,  Surrey,  by  Fanny  Johnson,  el.  da. 
and  co-heiress  of  the  late  Rev.  William  Johnson  Yonge,  of  Rockbourne,  Hants  ; 
b.  Sept.  2oth,  1851  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Corpus  Christi  Coll..  Oxford  (ist 
class  classical  moderations  1 871,  1st  class  final  Classical  Sch.,  B.A.  1 874,  M.A. 
1876) :  VI.  1 881,  Helen,  only  da.  of  the  late  Edward  Harbord  Lushington, 
Esq.,  of  Brackenhurst,  Cobham,  Surrey  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1876,  a  K.C. 
1904,  and  a  Bencher  1912  ;  was  Fellow  of  All  Souls'  Coll.  1874-82;  went  W. 
Circuit;  is  a  J. P.  and  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Wilts,  a  J. P.  for 
Berks,  Oxon,  Northants,  and  Warwick,  and  a  Chevalier  of  Order  of  Leopold 
of  Belgium ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Devizes  1887,  a  Revising  Barrister 
1895,  Recorder  of  Portsmouth  1904,  and  Judge  of  County  Court,  Circuit 
No.  36,  Feb.  1914 ;  holds  courts  at  Abingdon,  Banbury,  Oxford,  Reading, 
Warwick,  and  ten  other  Court  towns. 

Residence — The  Rise,  Headington  Hill,  Oxford.        C/«i^— Athenaum. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  RANDOLPH. 

Joseph  Randolph  Randolph,  son  of  the  late  Capt.  Arthur 
Randolph,  15th  Hussars,  of  Eastcourt,  Wilts;  h.  Oct.  9th,  1867;  ed.  at 
Oxford  Univ.  (M.A.  and  B.C.L.  1894)  :  m.  1895,  Evelyn,  da.  of  Edward 
Bourchier  Savile  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1892,  and  K.C.  1913  ;  appointed  Judge 
of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  14  Feb.  192 1 ;  holds  courts  at  Leeds  and  Wake- 
field, with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy  at  each  place. 

Residence — Eastcourt,  Malmesbury,  Wilts.  Chambers — 2,  Harcourt  Buildings,  Temple, 
E.G.     C/k^^t —Windham,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  REES. 

Griffith  Caradoc  Rees,  son  of  the  late  Griffith  Rees ;  b. 
1868  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1905  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Denbigh  Dist. 
Dec.  1910  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Carnarvonshire  N.,  or  Arfon,  Div.  1915-18;  was 
Private  Sec.  to  Sec.  of  State  for  Home  Depart.  1915-16  ;  appointed  Judge 
4  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  29  Dec.  1921  ;  holds  courts  at  Bangor,  Car- 
narvon, Colwyn  Bay,  Conway,  Corwen,  Bala,  Denbigh,  Dolgelly,  Festiniog, 
Flint,  Holyhead,  Holywell,  Llandudno,  Llangefni,  Llangollen,  Llanrwst, 
Menai  Bridge,  Mold,  Portmadoc,  Pwllheli,  Ruthin,  and  Wrexham,  with  juris- 
diction in  Admiralty  at  Bangor,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Bangor,  and  Wrexham. 
Residence — 92,  Ashley  Gardens,  S.W.i.        Chambers — 5,  Elm  Court,  Temple,  E.G. 

ROSE-INNES  [see  Innes].  ^  , 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  ROWLANDS. 

Rowland  Rowlands;  0.  1869;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1892; 
appointed  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  30  May  1918;  holds  courts  at 
Aberdare,  Bridgend,  Merthyr  Tydfil,  Pontypridd,  and  Swansea,  with  juris- 
diction in  Admiralty  at  Swansea,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Merthyr  Tydfil, 
Pontypridd,  and  Swansea. 

Residence— iiewton,  Porthcawl,  S.  Wales. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  RUEGG. 

Alfred  Henry  Ruegg,  2nd  son  of  Edward  James  Ruegg,  of 
Stroud,  Gloucestershire;  6.  Nov.  1854;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1877,  a  K.C. 
1895,  and  a  Bencher  1903;  went  W.  Circuit;  is  a  J. P.  for  Staffordshire,- 
Hanley,  Stoke-on-Trent,  Newcastle,  and  an  Examiner  to  Couticil  of  Legal 
Education  ;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  26  Aug.  1907,  and 
Joint  Judge  of  Birmingham  ;  holds  courts  at  Birmingham,  Burslem,  Cheadle, 


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Hanley,  Newcastle- under-Lyme,  Stoke-upon-Trent,  Stone,  Tunstall,  and 
Uttoxeter,  with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy  at  Hanley,  Stafford,  and  Stoke- 
upon-Trent  ;  author  of  numerous  legal  works. 

Residence— The  Manor  House,  Uttoxeter.       C/iamiers—Lamh  Building,  Temple,  E.G. 
C/tt6 — Union. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  SCULLY. 

James  Aloysius  Scully,  2nd  surviving  son  of  the  late  James 
Scully,  of  CO.  Tipperary  ;  d.  Feb.  13th,  1856  ;  ed.  at  Sionyhurst  Coll.  ;  B.A. 
Classical  Honours,  London  Univ.  :  /«.  1888,  the  Hon.  Gertrude  Annie  Gully, 
el.  da.  of  1st  Viscount  Selby  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1879;  went  N.  Circuit; 
was  Reader  and  Examiner  to  Inns  of  Court  1898-1903;  appointed  Judge  of 
County  Court  Circuit  No.  50  Oct.  1903,  and  transferred  to  Circuit  No.  37  Feb. 
1912,  to  Circuit  No.  41  (Clerkenwell  County  Court)  1919,  and  to  Circuit 
No.  43  (Marylebone)  Nov.  1921. 

Residences— ■^■^,  Bolton  Gardens,  S.W-s;  Firle  Cottage,  Seaford,  Sussex. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  SHORTT. 

John  Shortt,  son  of  the  late  William  Shortt,  of  Tuam, 
Ireland  ;  b.  1841  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (First  Senior  Moderator  and 
Gold  Medalist,  B.A.  i860)  :  LL.B.  London  Univ.  1865  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1866;  went  S.E.  Circuit;  was  Judge  of  County  Courts,  Circuit  No.  17, 
1894-1901,  and  of  Circuit  No.  35  1901-5,  when  he  was  transferred  to  Circuit 
No.  49 ;  holds  courts  at  Ashford,  Canterbury,  Cranbrook,  Deal,  Dover, 
Faversham,  Folkestone,  Hythe,  Margate,  Ramsgate,  Rochester,  Romney, 
Sandwich,  Sheemess,  Sittingbourne,  and  Tenterden,  with  jurisdiction  in 
Admiralty  at  Rochester,  Dover,  and  Ramsgate,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Canter- 
bury, and  Rochester. 

Residence— -^6,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  HERBERT-SMITH. 

Charles  Herbert-Smith,  LL.D.,  son  of  Thomas  Smith  ;  />. 
May  14th,  1862  ;  LL.D.  1888  ;  Bar.  Grays  Inn  and  Middle  Temple  1888, 
and  a  Bencher  Gray's  Inn  ;  went  E.  Circuit ;  appointed  Judge  of  County 
Court  Circuit  No.  32  (Norfolk)  Aug.  1921  ;  holds  courts  at  Attleborough, 
Aylsham,  Beccles,  Bungay,  Downham  Market,  East  Dereham,  Fakenham, 
Harleston,  Holt,  King's  Lynn,  Lowestoft,  North  Walsham,  Norwich,  Swaff- 
ham,  Thetford,  Wymondham,  and  Yarmouth,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty 
at  King's  Lynn,  Lowestoft,  and  Yarmouth,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  King's 
Lynn,  Norwich,  and  Yarmouth  ;  has  assumed  the  additional  surname  of 
Herbert. 

Residence — Cedar  Grange,  Hethersett,  Norfolk.  Chambers— 2,  Elm  Court,  Temple, 
E.G. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  SNAOGE. 

Thomas  Mordaunt  Snagge,  el.  son  of  the  late  Sir  Thomas 
William  Snagge,  K.C.M.G.,  a  Judge  of  County  Courts,  by  Maria  Frances, 
who  d.  1907,  da.  of  the  late  Edward  John  Morgan,  H.E.LC.S.,  sometime  a 
Director  of  Imperial  State  Bank  of  Russia;  b.  July  25th,  1868;  ed.  at  Eton, 
and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1891,  B.C.L.  and  M.A,  1893)  :  m.  1900, 
Gwendaline  Rose  Emily,  da.  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Charles  Ready 
Colomb,  P.C.,  K.C.M.G.,  M.P. ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1893  ;  joined  Oxford 
Circuit ;  appointed  Prosecuting  Counsel  for  Post  Office,  Oxford  Circuit  1902, 
Recorder  of  Ludlow  Nov.  1915,  and  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  27 
Oct.  1919,  and  of  Circuit  No.  23  Jan.  1920;  holds  courts  at  Lutterworth, 
Market  Bosworth,  Daventry,  Northampton,  Towcester,  Lichfield,  Rugeley, 
Stafford,  Tamworth,  Atherston,  Coventry,  Nuneaton,  and  Rugby. 

Residences — 11,  Ormonde  Gate,  Chelsea,  S.W.  ;  Orchard  Leaze,  Hayling  Island,  Hants. 
Chambers— 3,  Dr.  Johnson's  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C.        C/«i5— Oxford  and  Cambridge. 


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HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  STANGER. 

Henry  Yorke  Stanger,  son  of  the  late  George  Eaton  Stanger, 
surgeon,  of  Nottingham;  h.  Nov.  nth,  1849;  ed.  at  Lincoln  Coll.,  Oxford 
(2nd  class  Moderations  and  1st  class  Final  Classical  Sch.  1872,  B.A.  1873)  '• 
VI.  1880,  Henrietta  Sophia,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  James  Wastie  Green,  R.  of 
March,  Cambridgeshire ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1874,  a  K.C.  1895,  and  a  Bencher 
1898  ;  went  Midland  Circuit ;  was  a  Revising  Bar.  1892-4,  and  Recorder  of 
Nottingham  Dec.  1909  to  June  191 1  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Gloucestershire;  unsuc- 
cessfully contested  Newark  Div.  of  Notts  Feb.  1900,  and  S.  Div.  of  Nottingham 
Oct.  1900  ;  sat  as  ^LP.  for  N.  Div.  of  Kensington  (Z,)  Jan.  1906  to  Dec.  1909  ; 
appointed  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  7  July  1910,  and  No.  54  July 
1914  ;  holds  courts  at  Bristol,  Wells,  Weston-super-Mare,  and  Yatton,  with 
jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at  Bristol,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Bristol  and  Wells. 

Resilience — 18,  Royal  York  Crescent,  Clifton,  Bristol. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  STURGES. 

Hugh  Murray  Sturges,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Canon  Edward 
Sturges,  R.  of  Wokingham,  Berks,  by  Jane,  da.  of  Charles  Murray,  M.P.  ; 
6.  Aug.  26th,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  O.xford  Univ.  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's 
[nn  1889,  and  a  K.C.  1912  ;  went  Oxford  Circuit  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Lancashire; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Tewkesbury  March  1912,  and  of  New  Windsor  Oct. 
1912,  and  Judge  of  County  Courts,  Circuit  No.  4.  Jan.  1913,  and  No.  37 
Oct.  1921  ;  holds  courts  at  Barnet,  Chesham,  St.  Albans,  and  West  London, 
with  jurisdiction  in  Bankruptcy  at  Barnet  and  St.  Albans. 

Residence — 59,  Cadogan  Place,  S.W.         Clubs — Brooks's,  Reform,  Arthur's,  Beefsteak. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  GAWAN  TAYLOR. 

Henry  Gawan  Taylor,  2nd  son  of  the  late  William  Taylor, 
surgeon,  of  Cober  Hill,  Cloughton,  near  Scarborough,  and  Scarborough  ;  b. 
Dec.  i6th,  1855  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (Law  Scholar  and  Prizeman,  B.A. 
and  LL.B.),  and  at  London  Univ.  (Honours  ist  LL.B. )  :  in.  1883,  Rachael, 
da.  of  the  late  T.  J.  Candler,  of  Low  Hall,  W.  Ayton,  Yorkshire  ;  Bar. 
Lincoln's  Inn  1882  (International  Law  Scholarship)  :  was  a  Revising  Bar. 
N.-E.  Circuit  1895-1911,  and  Chm.  of  Joint  Committee  of  Durham  Coal 
Trade  1906-10;  is  a  J. P.  for  Lancashire  and  Cumberland,  Neutral  Chm.  of 
Boards  of  Conciliation  for  Frizington  Dist. ,  and  Egremont  Dist.  Iron  Ore 
Trade  and  Cumberland  Coal  Trade  ;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit 
No.  3,  1912  ;  holds  courts  at  Alston,  Ambleside,  Appleby,  Barrow-in-Furness, 
Brampton,  Carlisle,  Cockermouth,  Haltwhistle,  Keswick,  Kendal,  Kirkby 
Lonsdale,  Millom,  Penrith,  Settle,  Silloth,  Ulverston,  Whitehaven,  Wigton, 
and  Workington,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at  Whitehaven,  Millom,  Ulver- 
ston, and  Barrow-in-Furness,  and  in  Bankruptcy  at  Carlisle,  Cockermouth, 
Kendal,  Ulverston,  and  Whitehaven. 

/fff/V/^wc^— Croftlands,  Heads  Nook,  Carlisle.        C/«i5— County  (Carlisle). 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  TEBBS. 

Herbert  Louis  Tebbs  ;  b.  1868;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1902;  went 
N.E.  Circuit  ;  appointed  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  25,  1919  ;  holds 
courts  at  Dudley,  Walsall,  West  Bromwich,  and  Wolverhampton. 

Address — The  County  Court,  Wolverhampton. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  TERRELL. 

Henry  Terrell,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Hull  Terrell,  some- 
time a  County  Court  Judge  ;  b.  May  9th,  1856;  ed.  at  Christ  Coll.,  Brecon, 
and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb. :  /;/.  1885,  Georgina,  da.  of  S.  Poole  ;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1882,  a  K.C.  1897,  and  a  Bencher  1904  ;  appointed  a  Member 
of  Select  Committee  on  Marconi  Agreement  1912,  Under  Warden  of  Glpvers' 


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Co.  1914.  Major  Gloucestershire  Regt.  19 14,  and  Master  of  Glovers' Co.  1918: 
unsuccessfully  contested  Forest  of  Dean  Div.  of  Gloucestershire  (C)  Oct.  1900: 
sat  as  M,P.  for  Gloucester  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  (defeated  there  Oct.  1906)  ; 
appointed  Judge  of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  58  May  1920 ;  holds  courts 
at  Camelford,  Crediton,  Crewkerne,  Exeter,  Holsworthy.  Kingsbridge, 
Launceston  Newton,  Paignton,  and  Totnes,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  at 
tast  Stonehouse,  Exeter,  Plymouth,  Tavistock,  Totnes,  Torquay,  and  Yeovil, 
and  m  Bankruptcy  at  East  Stonehouse,  Exeter,  and  Plymouth. 
Chambers— 11,  New  Square,  Lincoln's  Inn,  W.C.         C/7<i— Carlton. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  THOMAS. 

Alfred  Patten  Thomas,  LL.D.,  son  of  William  Thomas,  of 
Liverpool;  b.  i860;  ed.  at  Liverpool  Coll.  and  Univ.  Coll.  ;  B.A.  (1884) 
LL.B.(i886),  and  LL.D.  (1888),  London  Univ.  :  m.  1908,  Robena  Kathleen 
May,  da.  of  the  late  William  Francis  Caughey,  of  Fairfield,  Liverpool ;  Bar 
Middle  Temple  1886  ;  joined  N.  Circuit ;  is  a  J.P.  for  Lancashire  ;  was  Pro- 
fessor of  Commercial  Law,  Liverpool  Univ.  1903-7,  when  he  was  appointed 
Joint  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  6  ;  holds  courts  at  Liverpool,  Ormskirk,  St.  Helens, 
Southport,  Widnes,  and  Wigan,  with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  and  Bankruptcy 
at  Liverpool ;  is  Hon.  Professor  of  International  Law  in  Liverpool  Univ.,  and 
Chm.  of  Liverpool  Univ.  Extension  Board ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Bootle 
Div.  of  Lancashire  (South-West)  1906. 

Residence— Hom^Viood,  Holly  Road,  Fairfield,  Liverpool. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  SIR  ALFRED  A.  TOBIN. 

Alfred  Aspinall  Tobin,  son  of  James 

Aspinall   Tobin,  J. P.,    of  Eastham    House, 

Cheshire,  by  Olivia  Maria,  da.  of  Lister  Ellis, 

of  Bolton-le-Bolland,  Yorks ;   b.  Dec.   26th, 

1855 ;   ed.    at   Rugby,   and  at  Univ.    Coll., 

Oxford  (B.A.  ist  class  Honours  1878) ;  Bar. 

Middle  Temple    1880,    K.C.    1903,    and    a 

Bencher    1912 ;    was    Recorder  of   Salford 

1904-15  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Liverpool, 

Scotland  Div.  (C  and  Tariff  Reformer)  Jan. 

1906 ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Preston  (C)  Jan.  1910 

to  May  1915  ;  was  Judge  of  County  Court 

Circuit  No.  27   (Herefordshire  and    Shrop- 

^^  shire),  May  1915  to  May  1919,  when  he  was 

Noll  me  iangere.  transferred   to    Westminster    County    Court 

Circuit  No.  44;  appointed  a  Commr.  of  Assize  1921  ;  Knt.  1919. 

Residence—  3,  Temple  Gardens,  EC.        Clubs— CaxMan,  Junior  Carlton. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  TURNER. 

Richard  Whitbourn  Turner,  son  of  J.  S.  Turner,  M.R.C.S. ; 
b.  Nov.  2nd,  1867  ;  ed.  at  Merchant  Taylors'  Sch.,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb. 
(Scholar  and  Prizeman):  m.  1895,  Hilda  Lucy,  da.  of  W.  B.  Martin,  of 
Paulsgrove,  Wymering,  Hants;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1891  ;  went  S.-E. 
Circuit ;  during  European  War  acted  as  Sec.  to  Lord  Ch.  Justice  of  England, 
and  to  Certificate  of  Naturalization  (Revocation)  Committee  ;  is  a  J.P.  for 
Bradford  and  Lancashire;  appointed  County  Court  Judge,  Circuit  No.  il  ; 
holds  courts  at  Burnley,  Bradford,  Colne,  Keighley,  Nelson,  Otley,  Settle, 
Skipton,  and  Todmorden. 

Address— QavL-aXy  Court,  Bradford. 

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THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  LUSH-WILSON, 

Herbert  William  Lush-Wilson,  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Lord 
Justice  Lush  ;  b.  April  2nd,  1850  ;  ed.  at  Westminster,  and  at  Trin.  Hall, 
Camb.  :  m.  1876,  Rose  Frances,  who  d.  1890,  only  child  of  the  late  William 
Wilson,  of  Pyon  House,  Canon  Pyon,  Herefordshire;  Bar.  1873,  ^n^  ^  Y^.C. 
1895  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Herefordshire,  and  a  J.P.  for  Devonshire  ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  E.  Div.  of  Northamptonshire  (C)  1895  5  appointed  a 
Judge  of  County  Courts,  Circuit  No.  58  in  1901,  transferred  to  Circuit  No.  59 
1920  ;  holds  courts  at  Bodmin,  Camelford,  Falmouth,  Helston,  Holsworthy, 
Launceston,  Liskeard,  Newquay,  Penzance,  Redruth,  St.  Austell,  and  Truro, 
with  jurisdiction  in  Admiralty  and  Bankruptcy  at  Truro,  also  with  Stannaries 
jurisdiction. 

Residence — 88,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W.  C/7<3j— Athenaeum,  Carltor,  Junior  Carlton, 
Garrick,  Devon  and  Exeter  County,  Royal  Western  Yacht. 


JUDGES  OF  THE  COUNTY  COURTS 
OF   IRELAND. 


[By  Royal  Warrant  dated  Oct.  12th,  1885,  Judges  of  County  Courts  in  Ireland  have  same  rank 
and  precedence  as  that  accorded  to  County  Court  Judges  of  England  and  Wales,  and  are 
addressed  by  the  style  and  title  of  "  His  Honour  "  prefixed  to  the  word  "Judge."  But. 
as  the  Attorney-General,  the  Solicitor-General,  and  the  Serjeants-at-Law  hold  rank  in 
Ireland  by  ancient  usage,  the  Irish  County  Court  Judges  are  placed  after  them.] 


Antrifii      . .      . 

H.  M.  Thompson. 

Limerick    (City 

Armagh    .. 

G.  C.  Green. 

and  County). . 

J.  H.  Pigot. 

Carlow 

C.  Dromgoole. 

Londonderry    . . 

R.  E.  Osborne. 

Cavan 

W.  H.  Brown. 

Long/ord  . .      .. 

P.  D.  Fleming. 

Clare 

M.  M.  Bodkin. 

Louth 

W.  J.  Johnston. 

Cork  {East  Rid 

Mayo 

C.  F.  Doyle. 

ing)         . .      . 

M.  J  Bourke. 

Meatk        ..     .. 

P.  D.  Fleming. 

Cork  (P^esi Rid 

MonagJian 

W.  J.  Johnston. 
D.  J.  O'Brien 

ing)         . .     . 

J.  W.  Hynes. 

Queens 

Donegal     . . 

J.  F.  Cooke. 

Roscommon 

J.  Wakely. 

Down 

A.  H.  Bates. 

Sligo 

J.  Wakely. 

Fernianas;h 

Tipperary 

J.  C.  Sealy  (temporary) 

Galway 

R.  J.  Doyle. 

Tyrone       ..     .  ■ 

J.  Linehan, 

Kerry 

J.  Cusack. 

Waterford 

D.  J.  O'Brien. 

Kildare      ..      . 

C.  Dromgoole. 

Westmeath 

P.  D.  Fleming. 

Kilkenny  ..      . 

D.  J.  O'Brien. 

Wexford   ..     .. 

C.  Dromgoole. 

King's        . .      . 

P.  D.  Fleming. 

IVicklow    ..     .. 

C.  Dromgoole. 

Leitrim 

W.  H.  Brown. 

[By  Royal  Wan 

ant  dated  Dec.  30th,  1919,  Ju 

dges  of  County  Courts  in  Ireland  upon  retire- 

ment  retain  the  style  and 

title  of  "  His  Honour."] 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BATES. 

Arthur  Henry  Bates;  d.  18 — ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1879, 
and  a  K.C.  1919;  appointed  Judge  of  Down  County  Court,  and  Chm.  of 
Quarter  Sessions  Sept,  191 9. 

Residence — 27,  Upper  Mount  Street,  Dublin. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BODKIN. 

Matthias  McDonnell  Bodkin,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Bodkin, 
M.D.,  of  Eastland  House,  Tuam,  by  Maria,  who  d.  1873,  da.  of  Matthias 
McDonnell,  formerly  of  The  Octagon  House,  and  Cloona,  VVestport,  co.  Mayo  ; 
b.  Oct.  8th,  1850  ;  ed.  at  St.  Stanislaus  Coll.,  Tullabeg,  and  at  Catholic 
Univ.,  Dublin  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin,  1877,  and  a  Q.C.  1894  :  m.  1885, 
Arabella,  da.  of  Francis  Norman,  of  16,  Granby  Row,  Dublin  ;  sometime  a 


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Journalist,  and  author  of  several  works  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  N.  Roscommon  Div. 
of  Roscommon  co.  (N.),  1892-5  ;  appointed  Judge  of  Clare  County  Court, 
Nov.  1907. 

Residence — 52,  Mount  Street  Upper,  Dublin. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BOURKE. 

Matthew  J.  Bourke  ;  b.  i8— ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1874, 
a  K.C.  1892,  and  a  Bencher  1897  ;  appointed  3rd  Serjeant-at-law  1907,  and 
County  Court  Judge  of  E.  Riding  of  Cork,  and  Recorder  of  Cork  April  1908. 

Residence— T\\e  Lodge,  Banteer,  co.  Cork. 

BRERETON-BARRT  [see  Barry]. 
HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BROWN. 

William  Herbert  Brown,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  N.  M.  Brown, 
D.D.,  LL.D,,  Ex-Moderator  of  Gen.  Assembly  of  Presbyterian  Church  of 
Ireland  ;  b.  18 —  ;  ed.  at  Coleraine  Acad.,  at  Queen's  Colls.,  Galway  and 
Belfast  (M.A.  1882) ;  B.Sc,  London  1885  ;  LL.B.,  Roy.  Univ.,  Ireland  1887  : 
tn.  1892,  Elizabeth  Rose,  da.  of  Capt.  Charles  Sandes,  J.  P.,  of  Clontarf,  co. 
Dublin;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1887,  and  a  K.C.  191 1  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  co. 
Derry;  was  Additional  Revising  Barrister  for  Borough  of  Cork  1896- 1905,  for 
CO.  Borough  of  Dublin  1909,  and  for  Dublin  co.  1910-13,  and  Crown  Counsel 
for  CO.  Louth  1897-1903  and  forco.  Down  1903-14  ;  sometime  Circuit  Counsel 
for  Post  Office  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Londonderry  co.,  North  Derry  Div. 
(Z)  Dec.  1910  ;  appointed  County  Court  Judge  and  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions 
for  COS.  Cavan  and  Leitrim  1914. 

Residence — Glenfern,  Blackrock,  co.  Dublin. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  COOKE. 

John  Fitzpatrick  Cooke,  son  of  Joseph  Cooke;  b.  18 — ;  ed. 
at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  :  ;;/.  1907,  Eleanora  Caroline  Lucia,  el.  da.  of  Capt. 
Francis  C.  Macky,  J. P.,  D.L.  (formerly  3rd  Dragoon  Guards),  of  Belmont, 
Londonderry;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1878,  and  a  K.C.  1896;  is  a  D.L. 
for  CO.  Donegal ;  unsuccessfully  contested  E.  Donegal  Div.  of  Donegal  co.  (C) 
1900 ;  appointed  Judge  of  Donegal  County  Court  jind  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions 
1903. 

Residence — Glengollan,  Fahan,  co.  Donegal.  Clubs — Junior  Carlton,  Dublin   Uni- 

versity, Northern  Counties'  (Londonderry),  Irish  Automobile. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  CUSACK. 

John  CusACK,  el.  son  of  the  late  Judge  Cusack,  of  Newry,  co. 
Down,  by  his  wife,  Anna  Christian  ;  b.  July  1867  :  m.  1905,  Dora,  da.  of 
R.  Winder,  solicitor,  of  Bromley,  Kent ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1893,  and 
a  K.C.  1918;  was  Counsel  to  the  Attorney-Gen.  for  Ireland  1915-16,  and 
Crown  Prosecutor  for  co.  Louth  1917-20,  since  when  he  has  been  Judge  of 
Kerry  County  Court  and  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  co.  Down. 

Residence — 67,  Pembroke  Road,  Dublin. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  DOYLE. 

Charles  Francis  Doyle;  b.  1866;  ed.  at  Dublin  Univ.  (B.A. 
18—,  M.A.  18—)  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1888  and  Middle  Temple  1902, 
and  a  K.C.  (Ireland)  1906;  appointed  Judge  of  Mayo  County  Court  1910. 

Residence— ^,  Clyde  Road,  Dublin. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  ROBERT  DOTLE. 

Robert  J.  Dovle,  son  of  Hugh  Doyle  ;  l>.  1864  ;  ed.  at  Trin. 
Coll.  Dubhn  (M.A.,  Vice-Chancellor's  and  Berkeley  medals);  Bar.  King's 
Inns,  Dublin  1889,  and  a  K.C.  1909 ;  sometime  Leader  of  Bankruptcy  Court ; 


372  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH, 


appointed  Recorder  of  Galway,  Judge  of  Galway  County  Court,  and  Chm. 
of  Quarter  Sessions  Nov.  191 3. 

Residence— 11,  Upper  Fitzwilliam  Street,  Dublin. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  DROMGOOLE. 

Charles  Dromgoole,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  Charles  Drom- 
goole,  of  Newry ;  b.  1865  ;  ed.  at  St.  Colman's  Coll.,  Newry,  and  at  Blackrock 
Coll.  and  University  Coll.,  Blackrock  (M.A.  1887,  LL.D.  1892)  :  in.  1898, 
Gertrude,  da.  of  the  late  John  George  Fleming,  Ph.D.,  Head  Inspector,  Board 
of  National  Education,  Ireland  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1894,  ^^id  a  K.C. 
1910  ;  appointed  Judge  of  Kerry  County  Court,  Feb.  1913,  and  of  cos.  Carlow, 
Kildare,  Wexford,  and  Wicklow,  April  1920. 

Residence, — 18,  Earlsfort  Terrace,  Dublin.     Club — St.  Stephen's  Green. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  FLEMING. 

Patrick  D.  Fleming  ;  /^.  18—  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (M.A. 
18 — ) ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1881,  and  a  K.C.  1918  ;  appointed  Chm.  of 
Quarter  Sessions,  and  Judge  of  King's,  Longford,  Meath,  and  Weslmeath  cos. 
March  1918. 

Residence — 15,  Herbert  Street,  Dublin. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  GREEN. 

George  Comerford  Green,  son  of  the  late  James  Sullivan 
Green,  Q.C.,  of  Air  Hill,  co.  Cork;  b.  18—  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A. 
18 — ,  M.A.  18—):  m.  191 1,  Gwladys,  youngest  da.  of  Reginald  Vaughan, 
of  Glentrothy,  Abergavenny  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin,  1886,  and  a  K.C. 
1908  ;  appointed  Judge  of  Armagh  and  Louth  County  Court  1909  (now  of 
Armagh). 

Residence — Harberton,  Blackrock,  co.  Dublin.         Club — University. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  HYNES. 

John  William  Hynes,  son  of  the  late  William  John  Hynes; 
b.  1864;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A.  Senior  Moderator  1888,  M.A. 
18—,  LL.B.  18—)  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1888,  a  K.C.  1914,  and  a 
Bencher  1915  ;  has  been  Judge  of  W.  Riding  of  Cork  County  Court,  and 
Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  since  1915. 

Residence — 17,  Herbert  Place,  Dublin. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  JOHNSTON. 

William  John  Johnston,  son  of  the  late  James  Johnston,  J. P.,  of 
Dunarnon,  Belfast  ;  b.  1869  ;  ed.  at  Queen's  Coll.,  Belfast  (B.A.  1888,  M.A. 
1889,  LL.B.  1891)  :  m.  1894,  Kathleen,  da.  of  the  late  William  King,  of 
Belfast;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1892,  and  a  K.C.  191 1  ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  S.  Derry  Div.  of  Londonderry  co.  (L)  Dec.  1910;  appointed  Judge 
of  Monaghan  and  Fermanagh  County  Court  191 1,  and  of  cos.  Monaghan 
and  Louth  1921. 

Residence — 61,  Lansdowne  Road,  Dublin.      Clttbs — Stephen's  Green,  National  Liberal. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  LINEHAN. 

John  LiNEHAN,  son  of  the  late  Matthew  Linehan,  of  Cork ; 
b.  1865  :  m.  1898,  Louise  Caroline,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  Hugh  Gilzean  Reid  ; 
Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1891,  and  a  K.C.  191 2  :  has  been  Counsel  to 
Attorney-Gen.  and  Treasury  in  Ireland;  formerly  Permanent  Revising  Bar. 
for  City  of  Dublin  ;  appointed  Judge  of  Tyrone  County  Court,  and  Chm.  of 
Quarter  Sessions  19 12. 

Residence — Woodview,  Stillorgan  Road,  Dublin. 


JUDGES   OF   COUNTY   COURTS. — IRELAND.  373 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDQE  O'BRIEN. 

Daniel  J.  O'Brien  ;  b.  18 — ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1898, 
and  K.C.  1914  ;  appointed  Judge  of  Kilkenny,  Queen's  and  Waterford  County 
Court  1920. 

Residence — 2,  Herbert  Street,  Dublin. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  OSBORNE. 

Robert  Ernest  Osborne,  son  of  John  Osborne,  J. P.,  of  Clooney 
Park,  Londonderry,  by  his  wife,  Mary  Callender ;  b.  June  Stli,  1861 ;  ed.  at 
Londonderry  Academical  Institution,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  1883): 
VI.  1891,  Elizabeth  Martha,  da.  of  the  late  James  Wishart,  of  Dalkeith ;  Bar. 
King's  Inns,  Dublin  1886,  and  a  K.C.  1914;  appointed  Recorder  of  London- 
derry, and  Judge  of  Londonderry  County  Court  August  1919. 

Residence — 50,  Lower  Leeson  Street,  Dublin.  Clubs — Sackville  Street,  Northern 
Counties  (Londonderry),  Alpine. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  PIGOT. 

John  H.  PiGOT ;  b.  i8 — ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1890, 
a  K.C.  1909,  and  a  Bencher  191 5  ;  is  Judge  of  Limerick  City  and  County 
Court. 

Residence — 14,  Fitzwilliam  Place,  Dubhn. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  SEALY. 

James  C.    Sealy  ;  b.    i8 — ;  Bar.   King's   Inns,  Dublin    1902, 
and  a  K.C.  ;  appointed  temporary  Judge  of  Tipperary  County  Court  1921. 
Residence— St.  Margaret's,  Stillorgan  Road,  Donnybrook,  Dublin. 

HIS  HONOUR  H.  M.  THOMPSON  (Belfast). 

Herbert  Marshall  Thompson,  K.C,  son  of  the  Rev.  William 
Thompson,  R.  of  Layde,  co.  Antrim,  by  Sarah  Margaret,  da.  of  the  late 
William  Sprott,  of  Dromore,  co.  Down;  b.  Aug.  6th,  1873;  ed.  at 
Academical  Institution,  Coleraine,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A.  1898)  ; 
Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1902,  and  K.C.  1920;  appointed  Judge  of  Antrim 
County  Court,  and  Recorder  of  Belfast  1921. 

Residence— <is.  Eglantine  Avenue,  Belfast.        C///^— University  (Dublin). 
HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  WAEEL7. 

John  Wakely,  el.  son  of  the  late  John 
Wakely,  D.L.,  of  Ballyburly,  King's  co.,  by  Mary 
Catherine,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Richard  (Jeorge, 
of  Kentstone,  co.  Meath;  b.  Sept.  30th,  1861 ;  ed. 
at  Kingstown  Sch.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A. 
1882,  M.A.  1892)  :  m.  1888,  Raby  Low  Montserrat, 
da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Morgan  VVoodward  Jellett, 
R.  of  St.  Peter's,  Dublin,  and  Canon  of  Ch.  Ch. 
Cathedral ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1884,  a 
K.C.  1899,  a  J. P.  Bencher  1902  ;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L. 
for  King's  co.,  a  J.  P.  for  cos.  Roscommon,  Sligo, 
and  Mayo,  and  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Ballyburly  ; 
sometime  Senior  Crown  Prosecutor  for  co.  Water- 
ford,  and  for  Co.  of  City  of  Waterford  ;  appointed 
Judge  of  Roscommon  and  Sligo  County  Courts  1904. 

/■«/V^«r?— Ballyburly,    Edenderry,   King's  co.        C/»*— University  (Dublin). 


374 


THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


RECORDERS. 


Abingdon  .. 
Andover  .. 
Banbury    . . 

Barnstaple 

Bath  ..  .. 
Bedford  . . 
Belfast 


,.     W.  H.  Nash. 

. .     A.  J.  Mackey. 

. .     H.  S.  Staveley-Hill. 

(  His     Honour      Sir      G. 
••  t      Sherston  Baker,  Bt. 
,.    H.H.Gregorj-.K.C.M.P. 
.     H.  J.  H.  Russell. 

H.  M.  Thompson,  K.C. 


^'r^eed"^""'      \  "•  ''■•  ^lanisty,  K.C. 

„.  ,  J-     ,  (  His      Honour     Sir     G. 

Bideford    ..      ..|      Sherston  Baker,  Bt. 
Birkenhead       ..     A.  M.  Latham. 

„.      .     .  /Sir     W.       Ryland      D. 

Birmingham..^  -Vdkins,  K.C.,  M.P. 
Blackburn  ..  M.  W.  Mattinson,  K.C. 
Bolton        ..     ..     C.  Hope,  C.B.E.,  K.C. 

„  .,       JE.    B.    Charles,  C.B.E., 

Boumemoutn  •  •  i      ic  P 

Bradford    .  ..     T.  R.  D.  Wright. 

Bridgnorth  ..     A.  Graham. 

BridgTvater  ..     W.  N.  Slade. 

Brighton   ..  ..     W.  P.  G.  Boxall,  K.C. 

Bristol       ..  ..     W.  Blake  Odgers,  K.C. 

Burnley     . .  .  ■     T.  B.  Leigh. 
„     ,            V,       ,  (  A.  E.  W.  Hazel,  C.B.E., 
Burton-on- Trent  ■{      t  r  t) 

Bury    St.     '^'^- 1 R.  j.  N.  Neville. 

7nunds    . .      . .  (        •' 
/-      L    J  rj.  F.  P.  Rawlinson,K.C., 

Cambridge        •■  | -^  LL. M. ,  M.P. 
Canterbury       . .     F.  SafFord. 
Cardiff      ..      ..     W.  LI.  Williams,  K.C. 
Carlisle     ..     ..     E.  Page.  K.C. 
Carmarthen     ..     R.E.  L.  V.Williams.K.C. 
Chester      ..      ..     E.  H.  Lloyd,  K.C. 
Chichester..      ..     T.  Humphreys. 
Colchester ..     ..     Sir  Richard  D.  Muir. 
«     ,  /  His        Honour        Judge 

^'^^ \     Bourke. 

Croydon     ..     ..     R.  F.  Colam,  K.C. 

Veal Major  W.  W.  Grantham. 

Derby T.  H.  Walker,  K.C. 

Devizes  ..  . .  R.  G.  Seton. 
Doncaster ..  . .  E.  Meynell. 
Dover G.  T.  Drury. 

^«^^^  -  ••{^'„e^s^P^c'::S.^^^*'- 

Dudley       ..  ..     W.  J.  Disturnal,  K.C. 

« n     ,  /  His        Honour       Judge 

*  Durham..  ..|     Qreenwell. 

Exeter       ..  ..     J.  A.  Foote,  K.C. 

Faversham  ..     J  .C.  Swinburne- Hanham. 

B-  ,,     ,  JH.    S.    Morris,    M.B.E., 

Folkestone..  ■■\      vr 

Gahvay      ..     ..     HisHonour  JudgeDoyle. 
Gloucester..      ..     C.  F.  Vachell,  K.C. 
Grantham..      ..     G.  Blaiklock. 
^  ,  (  A.    D.    O.    Wedderbum, 

Gravesend..     ..-^     C.B.E.,  K.C. 
Great  Grimsby . .     C.  L.  Attenborough. 
Guildford  ..      ..     Sir  E.  Marshall  Hall,  K  .C. 
Hartlepool       .".     H.  W.  Bell. 
Hastings   ..      ..     A.  Macmorran,  K.C. 
ir      r    J  1  His        Honour       Judge 

Hereford..     ..^     Gwynne-James. 
High  Wycomle  .     F.  W.  Raffety. 
Huddersfield  ..     C.  F.  Lowenthal. 

Hull H.  T.  Kemp,  K.C. 

Hythe  ^  ^-.J:.  Barrington-Ward, 


/F.   T.  I 
••     "1     K.C. 


Ipswich 

King's  Lynn 

Leeds  . . 
Leicester   . . 
Lichfield  . . 
Lincoln 
Liverpool  . . 
London 

Londonderry 

Ludlo7ti 
Maidstone . . 
Maldon 
Manchester 
Margate 


H.  L.  Hart,  K.C. 
/H.     St.    J.    D.    Raikes, 
(.     C.B.E.,  K.C. 

J.  A.  Compston,  K.C. 

G.  W.  Powers. 

S.  Hutton,  M.B.E. 

J.  S.  Pritchett. 

E.  G.  Hemmerde,  K.C. 

Sir  Forrest  Fulton,  K.C. 
/His        Honour       Judge 
\      Osborne. 

S.  R.  C.  Bosanquet. 

E.  W.  Hansen. 
"C.  E.  Jones. 

A.  J.  Ashton,  K.C. 

T.  Mathew. 
Merthyr  Tydvil    E.  W.  Milner-Jones. 

Middlesbrough  { ^'res.'c.B^k.,'K.C  "" 
Ne^vatk  ..  ..  P.  E.  Sandlands,  O.B.E. 
Newbury  ..  ..[  ^'l^l.^'^^^^''^'  ^'^'^-^ 
Neivcastle  -on  -  (  His        Honour       Judge 

Tyne       ..     .."X     .\therley-Jones. 
Ne^vcastle  -  un  •\  ^     ,    r>„.,:j    v  n 

der-Lyme      ..  [A.  J.  David,  K.C. 


Northampton 
Norviich    . . 


C.E.Dyer,  K.C,  LL.M. 
rSir  W.  Ellis  Hume- 
J  Willianis,K.B.E.;K.C., 
t     M.P. 

Nottingham      ..     H.  J.  Young,  K.C. 

'Oldham  ..     G.  Rhodes,  K.C. 

Oswestry   ..      . .     R.  L.  Kenyon. 
I    Oxford      ..     ..     SirR.B.D.  Acland.K.C. 
j    Penzance  . .      ..     S.  H.  Leonard,  B.C.L. 

Plymouth..      ..     J.  A.  Hawke,  K.C. 

Pontefract         ..     R.  H.  Vernon  Wragge. 

Poole R.  Goddard. 

Portsmouth      . .     G.  W.  Ricketts. 

*  Preston    ..     ..    E.W.  Wingate-Saul,K.C. 
I    Ramsgate  . .     . .     G.  C.  Whiteley. 

Reading     ..      ..     A.  H.  Spokes. 
I    RichmondiYorks)  W.  Hedley,  D.S.O. 

Rochester..  M.W.Smith. 

!    Rotherham       ..     G.  F.  L.  Mortimer,  K.C 

Rye     S.  Butler. 

Saffron   IValden     C  E.  Jones. 


Salford 
Salisbury  . . 
Sandwich 
Scarborough     . . 
Sheffield    ..     .. 
Shreivsbury 
Smetliivick 
Southampton   . . 
South  Molton  . . 
Stamford  .. 

Stoke  -on-  Trent 
Sudbury    . . 
Sunderland 
Swansea   .. 

Tenterden.. 
Teivkesbury 
Thetford  . . 
Tiverton  . . 
IValsall  . . 
Warvfick  .. 


A.  M.  L.  Langdon,  K.C. 

T.  H.  Parr. 

G.  C  Whiteley. 

H.  B.  Grotrian. 

W.  J.   Waugh,  K.C. 

J.  W.  St.  L.  Leslie, 

D.  Cotes-Preedy. 

T.  Cooke. 

R.  E.  Dummett. 

H.  B.  D.  Woodcock. 
/Hon.    R.    W.    Coventry, 
I      K  C 

JC.  M.  ie  Breton,  O.B.E., 
' '  1      K.C 

..     H.S.Cautley,K.C.,M.P. 
/  SirE.  M.Samson.CB.E., 
"  1     K  C 
..     H.  h!  S.  Croft. 
..     J.  B.  Matthews,  K.C. 
..     C  E.  Maiden. 
. .     SirT.  H.  Kekewich,  Bt. 
. .     E.  A.  Owen. 

J.  G.  Hurst,  K.C. 


Wells A.  F.  Somerville. 


Have  not  Quarter  Sessions. 


RECORDERS.  375 

Wenlock    ..     ..     W.  E.  Mirehouse.  ,„.    ,        .^          /His       Honour       Judge 

IVest  BromwicA    R.  C.  E.  Plumptre.  IVtncisor, /^trw . .  ^      Sturges. 

IVest  f/am       ..     E.  Morten,  K.C.  Wolverhampton.     A.  C.  J.  Powell,  K.C. 

H/,V/,«                   y  F.  R.  Merriman,  O.B.E.,  I     Worcester..      ..     F.W.Sherwood. 

^            ..      ..  ^      ^^  ,     Yarmouth,  Gt..     Major  W.  R.  EUiston. 

Winchester      ..     S.  H.  Emanuel,  K.C.  I     York Sir  H.  Nield,  K.C,  M.P. 


SIR  REGINALD  B.  D.  ACLAND  (Oxford). 
Reginald  Brodie  Dyke  Acland,  K.C,  son  of  Sir  Henry  Went- 
worth  Dyke  Acland,  ist  Bt.  ;  b.  May  i8th,  1856  ;  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at 
Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1878,  M.A.  1883)  :  ;/;.  1885,  Helen  Emma,  da.  of  the 
late  Rev.  Thomas  Fox,  R.  of  Temple  Combe,  Wincanton,  Somerset ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1881,  and  a  K.C.  1904  ;  joined  Oxford  Circuit ;  is  a  J. P. 
and  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Berks  ;  appointed  Junior  Counsel  to  the 
Admiralty  1897,  and  Judge  Advocate  of  the  Fleet  1904,  and  a  Member  of 
Roy.  Commn.  on  Legal  Delay  1913;  acted  as  Counsel  for  Great  Britain  before 
N.  Sea  Commn.  at  Paris  1905  ;  was  Recorder  of  Shrewsbury  Nov.  1901  to 
Nov.  1903,  since  when  he  has  been  Recorder  of  Oxford;  Knt.  1914. 

Residence — Cold  Ash,  Newbury,  Berks.        Chambers— 1,  Hare  Court,  Temple,  E.G. 

SIR  (WILLIAM)  RYLAND  DENT  ADKINS.  K.C.,  MP.  (Binnlngham). 
See  page  2. 

A.  J.  ASHTON,  K.C.  (Manchester).    See  page  365. 
ATHERLEY  JONES  [see  Jones]. 

C.  L.  ATTENBOROUGH  (Great  Grimsby). 

Charles  Leete  Attenborough,  son  of  the  late  George  Atten- 
borough;  b.  1853;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  189 1 ;  goes  Midland  Circuit ;  appointed 
Recorder  of  Great  Giimsby  1918. 

Chambers— ■2.,  Pump  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  G.  SHERSTON  BAKER,  Bt.  (Barnstaple  and  Bideford). 
See  page  368. 

BARRINGTON-WARD  [see  Ward). 

I  H.  W.  BELL  (Hartlepool). 

Herbert  Wright  Bell,  son  of  Ralph  Bell,  solicitor  and  notary 
public,  of  Hartlepool ;  b.  Nov.  30th,  1857 ;  ed.  at  Hartlepool ;  admitted  a 
Solicitor  and  Notary  Public  1883  ;  is  senior  partner  in  the  legal  firm  of  R.  Bell 
and  Son,  of  Hartlepool  and  W.  Hartlepool ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Hartlepool 
June  1901  (having  been  Town  Clerk  there  1891-1919). 

Residence — Heortnesse,  The  Cliff,  Hartlepool. 

G.  BLAIKLOCK  (Grantham). 
George  Blaiklock,  son  of  John  Musgrave  Blaiklock,  of  Lake 
Simcoe,  Ontario,  Canada;  b.  April  nth,  1856;  studied  Science,  Elocution 
and  Literature ;  when  twenty-six  years  of  age  became  a  Public  Speaker, 
Lecturer,  and  Writer ;  travelled  and  lectured  in  Australia,  New  Zealand, 
South  Africa,  U.S.A.  and  Canada ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1895  ;  goes  Midland 
Circuit;  appointed  Recorder  of  Grantham  Jan.  1915  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Kent; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Hammersmith  (Z)  Jan.  1906,  and  Jan.  and  Dec. 
1910;  author  of  "The  People's  Handbook  of  Licensing  Law,"  "The 
Alcohol  Factor  in  Social  Conditions,"  etc.,  etc. 

Residence — The     Bower,    West    Cliff,    Heme    Bay.  Chambers—^,    Pump    Court, 

Temple,  E.C. 


376  THE   JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


S.  R.  C.  BOSANQUET  (Ludlow). 
Samuel  Ronald  Courthope  Bosanquet,  el.  son  of  Samuel 
Courthope  Bosanquet,  of  Dingestow  Court,  Monmouth,  by  Mary,  da.  of  John 
Arkwright,  of  Hampton  Court,  Leominster  ;  b.  1868  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (LL.B.  1891):  ni.  191 1,  Mary  Acland,  da.  of  Frederick 
Henry  Anson,  of  72,  St.  George's  Square,  S.  W.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1893  ; 
goes  Oxford  Circuit ;  a  J.P.  for  Monmouthshire,  and  Dep.  Chm.  ot  Quarter 
Sessions  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Ludlow  Oct.  1919  ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Stafford  \u.)  1906. 

Residences  — -i^,  Kensin>;ton  Park  Road,  W.ii  ;  Dingestow  Court,  Monmouth.       Cham- 
bers— 4,  Paper  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C.4.        Club — Athenjeum. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BOURKE  (Cork).    See  page  371. 
HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  BOWEN  (Swansea).    See  page  358. 


W.  P.  G.  BOXALL  (Brighton). 

William  Percival  Gratwicke  Boxall,  A'. C,  el.  son  of  William 
Percival  Boxall,  J.P.  ;  b.  1849;  ^^-  ^^  Emmanuel  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1871, 
M.A.  1876)  :  VI.  1885,  Maria  Cowper,  da.  of  the  late  Richard  Franklin;  Bar. 
Lincoln's  Inn  1873,  a  K.C.  1902,  and  a  Bencher  ;  has  been  a  Member  of  Gen. 
Council  of  the  Bar  ;  is  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  in  W.  Sussex ;  appointed 
Recorder  of  Rye  Oct.  1905,  and  of  Brighton  April  191 1. 

Residence — 15,  First  Avenue,  Hove.  Chambers — 4,  Temple  Gardens,  Temple,  E.C. 
Clubs — Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Union  (Brighton). 


S.  BUTLER  (Rye). 

Slade  Butler,  son  of  the  late  George  Slade  Butler,  of  Rye ; 
b.  185Q;  ed.  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1874,  M.A.  1877);  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1877  ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Rye  April  191 1. 

Chambers  — 2,  Middle  Temple  Lane,  E.C.         Club — Reform. 


H.  S.  CAUTLET,  M.P.  (Sunderland).    See  page  29. 


£.  B.  CHARLES  (Bournemouth). 

Ernest  Bruce  Charles,  C.B.E.,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon. 
Sir  Arthur  Charles,  P.C. ;  b.  1871  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1896,  and  a  K.C.  1913  ; 
is  Corny. -Gen.  Diocese  of  Canterbury,  Chancellor  of  Dioceses  of  Wakefield 
and  Hereford,  and  a  Knight  of  Grace  of  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  in 
England;  appointed  Recorder  of  Bournemouth  July  1915;-  was  Director 
Wounded  and  Missing  Enquiry  Depart.  France,  and  Hon.  Legal  Adviser  to 
British  Red  Cross  in  France  during  European  War  ;  C.B  E.  (Civil)  1919. 
Chambers— 2,  Mitre  Court  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C^ 


R.  F.  COLAM  (Croydon). 

Robert  Frederick  Colam,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  John  Colam,  of 
Croydon;  b.  1859:  vi.  1887,  Ethel,  da.  of  John  Addison  Russell,  of  Clifton 
Lodge,  West  Norwood,  S.E.  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1884,  a  K.C.  1912,  and 
Bencher  1921  ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ;  is  an  Associate  of  Institute  of  Surveyors; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Croydon  1900. 

Residence — The  Dene,  Westcott ,  near  Dorking.    Chambers — 4,  Essex  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 


RECORDERS.  377 


J.   A.   COMPSTON  (Leeds). 

John  Albert  Compston,  K.C,  son  of  the  Rev.  John  Compston, 
a  Baptist  Min.  ;  b.  1862;  Fellow- Commoner  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  :  m.  1884, 
Kate,  da.  of  G.  Graham  Denham,  of  Leeds;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1890;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1895,  K.C.  1912,  and  Bencher  1921  ;  goes  N.-E.  Circuit ; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Leeds  1919;  unsuccessfully  contested  Wandsworth, 
Streatham  Div.  (Z)  Dec.  191 8. 

Chambers — 3,  Hare  Court,  Temple,  E.C.4. 

T.  COOKE  (Southampton). 

Temple  Cooke,  el.  son  of  William  Major  Cooke,  formerly 
a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate;  h.  Nov.  14th,  1851  ;  ed.  at  Cheltenham 
Coll.  :  w.  1878,  Margaretta,  da.  of  the  late  George  Beaufoy,  R.N.  ;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1874  ;  goesW.  Circuit ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Surrey,  and  Counsel  to  the 
Admiralty  on  W.  Circuit  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Southampton  Nov.   1898. 

Residence — Edmondscote.  Frimley.  Chavtbets — 2,  Dr.  Johnson's  Buildings,  Temple, 
E.C.         C/?<*— Reform. 

COTES-PREEDY   [see   Preedy]. 

HON.  R.  W.  COVENTRY  (Stoke-on-Trent). 

Reginald  William  Coventry,  K.C,  4th  son  of  9th  Earl  of 

Coventry,  by  Blanche,  da.  of  2nd  Earl  of  Craven  ;  b.  Aug.  29tli,  1869  ;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1894)  :  vi.  191 1,  Gwenllian  Pascoe,  da. 
of  Edward  Vaughan  Morgan,  of  22,  Harrington  Gardens,  S.W. ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1896,  and  K.C.  1921  ;  is  a  D.L.  for  Worcestershire,  and  a 
Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Stoke-on-Trent 
June  1 92 1. 

Residence— 'i.  Queen's  Ride,  Barnes,  S.W.  Chambers — 3,  Paper  Buildings,  Temple, 
E.C.        Club — Junior  Carlton. 

H.  H.  S.  CROFT  (Tenterden). 
Henry  Herbert  Stephen  Croft,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Stephen 
Croft,  R.  of  St.  Mary  Stoke,  Ipswich,  by  Georgiana,  da.  of  Sir  Cornelius 
Cuyler,  ist  Bt. ;  b.  Feb.  22nd,  1842  :  m.  1876,  Emma,  who  d.  1914,  da.  of 
Robert  Kearse,  Esq.,  of  New  Brighton,  Cheshire;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1871 ; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Tenterden  1891. 

Residence — 27,  Holland  Villas  Road,  Kensington,  W.  Chambers— 11,  King's  Bench 
Walk,  Temple,  E.C. 

A.  J.  DAVID  (Newcastle-under-Lyme). 

Alexander  Jones  David,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Alexander  David, 
formerly  of  Dudley  ;  b.  1851  ;  ed.  at  Camb.  Univ.  (B.A.  1883,  LL.M.  1887)  ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1883,  and  a  K.C.  1910;  goes  Oxford  Circuit;  appointed 
Recorder  of  Newcastle-under-Lyme  April  1909  ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Cambridge  (L)  July  1895. 

Residence — Newlands,    Townsend    Avenue,    St.    Alban.s.  Chambers  — ^,    Harcourt 

Buildings,  Temple,  E.C.4. 

W.  J.  DISTURNAL  (Dudley). 
William  Josiah  13isturnal,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Thomas 
Distumal,  formerly  of  Walsall ;  /^.  Jan.  28th,  1863;  ed.  at  The  Leys  Sch.,  and 
at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  1884,  M.A.  18—) :  m.  1891,  Charlotte 
Elizabeth,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Southern,  of  Walsall ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1885,  a  K.C.  1913,  and  a  Bencher  1921  ;  joined  Oxford  Circuit ;  appointed 
first  Recorder  of  Dudley  Oct.  1908 ;  is  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar. 

Residence— ^Z,  Cheyne  Walk,  S.W.  Chambers— 2,  Temple  Gardens,  E.C.  Club— 
United  University. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  ROBERT  J.  DOYLE  (Galway).    See  page  371. 


378  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


G.  T.  DRURY  (Dover). 

George  Thorn  Drury,  K.C,  son  of  George  John  Drury,  of 
Canterbury;  /;.  i860;  Bar.  Inner  and  Middle  Temple  1885,  and  a  K.C.  1913; 
goes  S.-E. Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Dover  Oct.  1920. 

Residence — 42,  Roland  Gardens,  S.W.        Chambers — Lamb  Building,  Temple,  E.G. 

R.  E.  DUMMETT  (South  Molton). 

Robert  Ernest  Dummett,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Dummett ; 
b.  1872;  ed.  at  Clare  Coll.,  Canib.  :  w.  1898,  Emmie  Welton  ;  Bar.  Gray's 
Inn  1896,  and  a  Bencher  1917  ;  goes  W.  Circuit;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Hornsey  Div.  of  Middlesex  (Z)  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910;  appointed  Recorder 
of  S.  Molton  Nov.  1911,  and  Junior  Counsel  to  Mint  at  Central  Criminal 
Court  1914. 

Residence — Barrington  House,  Glevedon,  Somerset.  Chainbers — 3,  Hare  Court, 
Temple,  E.G.  ;  Albion  Chambers,    Bristol.        Clubs — Union,  Devon  and  Exeter. 

C.  E.  DYER  (Northampton). 

Charles  Edward  Dyer,  K.C,  LL.M.;  b.  1864;  Bar.  Middle 
Temple  1890,  and  a  K.C.  1919  ;  joined  Midland  Circuit ;  appointed  Re- 
corder of  Northampton  April  1918. 

Chambers — 2,  Harcourt  Buildings,  Temple,  E.G. 

MAJOR  W.  R.  ELLISTON  (Great  Yarmouth). 

William  Rowley  Elliston,  son  of  the  late  W.  A.  Elliston, 
M.D.,  J. P. ;  b.  Feb.  ist,  1869  ;  ed.  at  Queen  Elizabeth's  Sch.,  Ipswich,  and  at 
Ch.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1890,  LL.B.  1891):  ;//.  1898,  Ethel  Mary  Walton  ; 
Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1893  ;  goes  S  -E.  Circuit ;  sometime  editor  of  The  Weekly 
Sun  ;  is  a  Member  of  Ipswich  Town  Council,  Major  Suffolk  Regt.  (T.D.) 
(long  ser.  medal),  a  Member  of  Suffolk  Territorial  Force  Asso.,  and  Gov. 
of  Ipswich  Sch. ;  European  War  1917-19  in  France  ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
S.-E.,  or  Woodbridge,  Div.  of  Suffolk  (Z)  Dec.  1910  and  Dec.  1918  ;  ap- 
pointed Recorder  of  Great  Yarmouth  Dec.  1913. 

Residence—The  Ridge,  Westerfield  Road,  Ipswich.  Chambers — 11,  King's  Bench 
\Valk,  Temple,  E.G. 

S.  H.  EMANUEL  (Winchester). 

Samuel  Henry  Emanuel,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Henry  Herschel 
Emanuel,  of  Southampton,  by  Julia,  da.  of  the  late  Ansell  Spier,  of  Man- 
chester ;  b.  May  21st,  1865  ;  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.  Sch.,  London,  and  at  Trin. 
Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  1885,  LL.D.  18—):  m.  1910,  Ethel  Gertrude  Lazarus; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1886,  and  K.C.  1919;  goes  W.  Circuit;  appointed 
Recorder  of  Winchester,  Jan.  1915  ;  is  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar. 

Residence,— ^S,  Holland  Park,  W.ii.  Chambers— 1,  Temple  Gardens,  E.G.  Club — 
Athenaeum. 

F.  J.  FITZGERALD  (Newbury). 

Francis  John  Fitzgerald,  C.B.E.,LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  Hon. 
Nicholas  FitzGerald,  of  Melbourne,  by  the  el.  da.  of  the  late  Sir  John 
O'Shanassy,  K.C.M.G.,  Premier  of  Victoria ;  b.  1864 ;  ed.  at  St.  Mary's 
Coll.,  Oscott,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A.  Honours  and  LL.B.  1885, 
M.A.  1894)  :  m.  1889,  the  Hon.  Mina  Susan  Georgina  North,  el.  da.  of 
ilth  Baron  North  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1886,  and  N.S.  Wales  and  Victoria 
189 1  ;  goes  Oxford  Circuit ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Oxfordshire ;  Chm.  Oxfordshire 
Appeal  Tribunal  1916-18 ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Newbury  1904;  C.B.E. 
(Civil)  1919. 

Residences — Wroxton,   near   Banbury.  Chambers — 3,   Pump   Court,   Temple,   E.G. 

Clubs — Marlborough,  Carlton. 


RECORDERS.  379 


J.  A.  FOOTE  (Exeter). 

John  Alderson  Foote,  K.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  Capt.  John 
Foote,  of  Plymouth  ;  b.  1849;  ed.  at  Charterhouse,  and  at  Camb.  Univ. 
(B.A.  1872)  :  m.  1877,  Jessie,  da.  of  J.  A.  Eaton,  Esq.,  C.E.,  of  St.  Neots  ; 
Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1875,  a  K.C.  1897,  and  a  Bencher  1904;  is  Chm.  of 
Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar.  ;  goes  W.  Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Exeter 
Jan.  1899,  a  Commr.  of  Assize  1913,  and  Counsel  to  Camb.  Univ.  1915. 

_  Residences— Z,  Albert  Hall  Mansions,  S.W.  ;  Beacon  Beech,  Dormansland,  East 
Grinstead.        Chambers — 2,  Dr.  Johnson's  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C. 

SIR  FORREST  FULTON  (London). 

Forrest  Fulton,  K.C,  youngest  son  of  the  late  Lieut.-Col. 
Fulton,  K.H.,  and  Fanny  Goodrich,  da.  of  the  late  John  Sympson  Jessopp, 
Esq.,  J. P.,  D.L.,  F.S.A.,  of  Albury  Place,  Cheshunt,  Herts;  b.  July  12th, 
1846;  ed.  at  Norwich  Gram.  Sch.,  and  at  Lond.  Univ.  (B.A.  1867,  LL.B. 
1873) :  m.  1875,  Sophia  Browne,  el.  da.  of  John  B.  Nicholson,  Esq.  ;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1872,  a  K.C.  1892,  a  Bencher  1898,  and  Treasurer  1922  ;  went 
S.E.  Circuit ;  successively  Treasury  Counsel  at  Middlesex  Sessions,  and  Senior 
Counsel  to  the  Post  Office,  and  subsequently  to  the  Treasury  at  the  Central 
Criminal  Court  and  to  the  Mint  for  co.  of  Hertford ;  was  Recorder  of 
Maidstone  June  to  Aug.  1892,  and  Common  Serjeant  of  London  and  a  Judge 
of  the  Mayor's  Court  of  London  1892-1900,  since  when  he  has  been  Recorder 
of  London;  is  a  J. P.  and  Lieut,  for  City  of  London,  a  J. P.  for  Norfolk,  a 
Judge  of  the  Lord  Mayor's  and  City  of  London  Court,  and  a  Commr.  of  the 
Central  Criminal  Court;  received  Coronation  medal  1902  and  1911;  sat  as 
M.P.  for  N.  Div.  of  West  Ham  (C)  1886-92,  having  been  defeated  there 
in  Nov.  1885  ;  knighted  1892. 

^«/</^«c^j— Recorder's  Chambers,  Guildhall,  E.G.;  The  Cottage,  Sheringham,  Norfolk. 
Club — Carlton.  , 

R.  GODDARD  (Foole). 
Rayner  Goddard,  son  of  Charles  Goddard,  of  23,  Kensington 
Park  Gardens,  W.  ;  b.  April  loth,  1877;  ed.  at  Marlborough,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1898) :  tn.  1906,  Marie  Linda,  da.  of  Sir  Felix  (Otto) 
Schuster,  ist  Bt.,  of  Verdley  Place,  Fernhurst,  Sussex,  and  48,  Cadogan 
Place,  S.W.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  and  Gray's  Inn  1899  ;  goes  W.  Circuit ;  is 
a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar ;  was  Hon.  Sec.  Barristers'  Benevolent 
Asso.  1912-17  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Poole  Nov.  1917. 

Residence— yz,  Argyll  Road,  Campden  Hill,  W.8.  Chambers—^,  Plowden  Buildings, 
Temple,  E.C. 

A.  GRAHAM  (Bridgnorth). 

Alexander  Graham,  son  of  John  Graham,  of  Dundalk,  Ireland ; 
b.  Sept.  23rd,  1861  ;  ed.  at  Rathmines  Sch.,  Dublin,  at  Liverpool  Coll.,  and 
at  Caius  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1882):  vi.  1st,  1892,  Alice  Cecilia  Peele,  who 
d.  1898  ;  2ncHy,  1904,  Mary  Adeline  Cock ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1887  ;  goes 
Oxford  Circuit  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Bridgnorth  1505  ;  author  of  "  History 
of  Freemasonry  in  the  Province  of  Shropshire, "  etc. 

Residence  —  The    White    House,    Shrewsbury.  Chambers  —  Dogpole    Chambers, 

Shrewsbury, 

MAJOR  W.  W.  GRANTHAM  (Deal). 

William  Wilson  Grantham,  el.  son  of  the  late  Hon.  Sir  William 
Grantham,  a  Justice  of  High  Court  of  Judicature  (King's  Bench  Div.),  of 
100,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.,  and  Barcombe  Place,  Lewes,  by  Emma,  el.  da. 
of  the  late  Richard  Wilson,  of  Molesworth  House,  Brighton;  b.  Jan.  7th, 
1866;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin,  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1889,  M.A.  1895)  : 
m.  1897,  Sybil,  only  da.  of  Sir  Thomas  Andros  de  la  Rue,  1st  Bt.,  of  52, 
Cadogan  Square,  S.W. ;   Bar.  Inner  Temple  1890;  goes   S.-E.   Circuit;   is 


380  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


Hon.  Capt.  in  the  Army,  a  J.P.  for  Sussex,  a  Member  of  London  County 
Council  (City  of  London  Div.),  and  Major  Roy.  Sussex  Regt.  ;  was  Hon,  Sec. 
United  Club  1897-1912,  and  Depot  Adj.  City  Imperial  Vol.  1900;  appointed 
Recorder  of  Deal  Feb.  1905. 

Residences — Balneath  Manor,  near  Lewes;  20,  Cadogan  Court,  Draycott  Avenue, 
S.W.I.  Chambers — 6,  Crown  Office  Row,  Temple,  E.C.  Clubs — Carlton,  Ranelagh, 
Royal  Automobile. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE   F.  J.  GREENWELL,  CB.E.  (Durham).    See  page  360. 

H.  H.  GREGORY  M.P.  (Bath).     See  page  67. 

H.  B.  GROTRIAN  (Scarborough). 

Herbert  Brent  GrOtrian,  second  son  of  the  late  Frederick 
Brent  Grotrian  (M.P.  for  E.  Hull  (C)  1886-92),  of  Ingmanthorpe  Hall, 
Wetherby,  Yorkshire,  and  West  Hill  House,  Hessle,  near  Hull,  by  Elizabeth, 
da.  of  the  late  John  Hunter,  of  Feliskirk  ;  b.  1870  ;  ed.  at  Rossall,  and  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  (M.A.  and  B.C.L.  1892)  :  m.  1902,  Mary  Lilian,  da.  of 
the  late  Robert  Adams,  Bar. -at- Law,  of  Hamilton,  Ontario  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1894;  i.=  a  J.P.  for  Herts  and  Beds;  appointed  Recorder  of  Scarborough 
Oct.  1918. 

Residence — Knolls,  Leighton  Buzzard.  Chambers — 6,  Pump  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 4. 
Clubs — United  University,  Royal  Automobile. 

GWYNNE-JAMES  [See  James]. 

SIR  EDWARD  MARSHALL  HALL  (GuUdford). 

Edward  Marshall  Hall,  K.C,  only  surviving  son  of  the  late 
.  Alfred  Hall,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  of  Brighton,^  by  Julia  Elizabeth,  whoa'.  1889, 
da.  of  James  Sebright  ;  b.  Sept.  i6th,  1858  ;  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  St.  John's 
Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1882)  :  w.  ist,  1882,  Ethel,  da.  of  the  late  Henry  Moon, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  ;  2nd,  1896,  Henrietta  Margherita,  da.  of  the  late  Hans 
Kroger,  of  Hamburg  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1883,  a  K.C.  1898,  and  a  Bencher 
1910  ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Southport  Div.  of  Lancashire 
(S.-W.)  Oct,  1900  to  Jan.  1906,  when  he  was  defeated,  and  for  E.  Toxteth 
Div.  of  Liverpool  (C)  Jan.  1910  to  Jan.  1916  ;  is  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council 
of  the  Bar;  appointed  Recorder  of  Guildford  Jan.  1916;  Knt.  1917. 

Residences — Overbrook,  Brook,  Godalming  ;  39,  Harley  House,  Regent's  Park,  N.W. 
Chambers — 3,  Temple  Gardens,  E.C.        Clubs — Carlton,  Garrick,  Beefsteak. 

J.  C.  SWINBURNE-HANHAM  (Faversham). 

John  CastlemanSwiNBURNE-HANHAM,  el.  son  of  the  late  Major 
John  Swinburne.  32nd  Regt.,  by  Edith  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  Edward  Castle- 
mau,  of  Chettle,  Dorset;  b.  i860  ;  ed.  at  Rugby:  m.  1889,  Elizabeth  Marian, 
3rd  da.  of  Sir  Thomas  Spencer  Wells,  1st  Bt. ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1889; 
joined  W.  Circuit ;  is  Dep.  Chm.  of  Dorset  Quarter  Sessions,  Chm.  of  So. 
of  Dorset  Men  in  London,  Hon.  Sec.  Cremation  So.  of  England,  and  Hon. 
Treasurer,  Eighty  Club;  assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Hanham  1883; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Hampstead  (L)  1892,  and  E.  Div.  of  Somerset  1895; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Faversham  June  1908. 

Residences — 106,  Goldhurst  Terrace,  Hampstead  N.W.6 ;  Manston,  Sturminster 
Newton,  Dorset.        Club — Brooks's. 

£.  W.  HANSELL  (Maidstone). 

Edward  William  Hansell,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Edward  H. 
Hansell,  R.  of  E.  Ilsley,  Berks,  by  Mary  Elizabeth,  da.  of  the  Rev.  David 
Williams,  D.C.L.,  Warden  of  New  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  b.  Dec.  2Dd,  1856  ;  ed.  at 
Charterhouse,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A.   1880,  M.A.   1892):    m.  1886, 


RECORDERS.  38 1 


Edith  Mary  Maude,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  Krasmus  Ommanney,  K.C.B.  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1880,  and  a  Bencher  1912  ;  went  S.-K.  Circuit;  appointed 
Counsel  to  Board  of  Trade  in  Bankruptcy  1905,  Chancellor  of  Diocese  of 
Oxford  1912,  of  Dioceses  of  Gloucester  and  Birmingham  1920,  and  of  Coventry 
1 92 1,  and  Recorder  of  Maidstone  Nov.  19 17. 

Residence  — xZ,  Eldon  Road,  Kensington,  W.  Chambers— %,  Hare  Court,  Temple, 
E.C.        Club — Conservative. 

H.  L.  HAET  (Ipswlcli). 
Heber  Leonidas  Hart,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Percy  Hart,  of 
Putney;  b.  March  31st,  1865;  ed.  at  London  Univ.  (LL.B.  1886,  LL.D. 
1893);  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1887,  and  a  K.C.  1913  ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Isle  of  Thanet  Div.  of  Kent  (Z)  July  1892,  S.  Div. 
of  Islington  July  1895,  ^"<^  Windsor  Jan.  1910  ;  sometime  Pres.  of  Isle  of 
Thanet  Liberal  Asso. ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Ipswich  March  1915  ;  was 
Member  of  Mixed  Arbitral  Tribunals  under  Peace  Treaty  with  Austria, 
Bulgaria,  and  Hungary  1921  ;  author  of  "The  Law  of  Banking,"  and  "The 
Bulwarks  of  Peace." 

Residence— t).  Putney  Hill,  S.W..  CAaw^^rj— Goldsmith  Building,  Temple,  E.C. 
Club — Reform. 

J.  A.  HAWKE  (Plymouth). 

John  Anthony  Hawke,  K.C,  son  of  Edward  Henry  Hawke  ;  b. 
June  7th,  1869  ;  ed.  at  Merchant  Taylors'  Sch.,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1891) :  m.  1894,  Winifred,  da.  of  the  late  N.  H.Stevens;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1892,  and  a  K.C.  1913  ;  goes  W.  Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder 
of  Plymouth  June  1912. 

Chambers — i,  Essex  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 

A.  E.  W.  HAZEL  (Btirton-oii-Trent). 

Alfred  Ernest  William  Hazel,  C.B.E.,  B.C.L.,  LL.D.,  only 
son  of  the  late  John  Hazel,  builder  and  contractor,  of  West  Bromwich;  b.  Feb. 
20th,  1869;  ed.  at  West  Bromwich  Wesleyan  Sch.,  at  King  Edward's  Sch., 
Birmingham,  and  at  Jesus  Coll.,  Oxford  (M.A.  and  B.C.L.  ist  class  Classics 
1890.  1st  class  Honours  in  Law  1893,  Eldon  Law  Scholar  1895);  LL.D. 
Dublin  Univ.  1895  '•  f"-  '919)  Ethel  Annie,  da.  of  the  Rev.  W.  G.  Percival, 
of  HoUoway,  N.  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1898  ;  goes  Oxford  Circuit ;  is  Fellow 
and  Dean  of  Jesus  Coll.,  Lecturer  on  Law  at  Queen's  and  Pembroke  Colls., 
Oxford,  and  Reader  of  Constitutional  Law  and  Legal  History  to  Inns  of 
Court;  sat  as  M.P.  for  W.  Bromwich  (Z)  1906-1910,  when  he  was  defeated  ; 
appointed  first  Recorder  of  Burlon-on-Trent  Nov.  1912  ;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1918. 
Residences— OxenforA  House,  West  Bromwich  ;  Jesus  College,  Oxford.  Chambers — 

3,  Temple  Gardens,  E.C.  ;  77,  Colmore  Row,  Birmingham.  Clubs— 'Rcionn,  National 
Liberal. 

W,  HEDLEY  (Bichmond,  Torksliire). 
Walter  Hedley,  D.S.O.,  son  of  John  Hedley,  M.D.,  of  Middles- 
brough ;  b.  Feb.  25th,  1879 ;  ed.  at  Uppingham,  and  at  King's  Coll.,  Camb. 
(B.A.  1902,  M.A.  1905);  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1904;  goes  N.-E.  Circuit; 
European  War  1915-19  as  Major  R.G.A.  (T.F.),  in  France,  Salonika,  and 
Palestine  (despatches,  D.S.O.);  appointed  Recorder  of  Richmond  (York- 
shire) Dec.  1920. 

Residence— ■id,  Trevor  Square,  S.W.  Chambers— i.  Elm  Cot:rt,  Temple,  E.C.  Club 
—Reform. 

E.  6.  HEMKIERDE  (Uverpool). 

Edward  George  Hemmerde,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  James 
Godfrey  L.  Hemmerde,  of  Blackheath,  S.E.  ;  b.  Nov.  13th,  1871  ;  ed.  at 
Winchester,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  (ist  class  Classical  Moderations  1892, 
Honours  Lit.  Hum.  1894  and  Jurisprudence  1895,  B.C.L.  1896)  :  m.   1903, 


382  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


Lucy  Elinor  (from  whom  he  obtained  a  decree  nisi  of  divorce  Jan.  1922),  da. 
of  the  late  C.  C.  CoUey  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1897,  and  a  K,C.  1908  ;  goes 
N.  Circuit  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Liverpool  1909  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  E.  Div. 
of  Denbighshire  (Z)  Aug.  1906  to  Nov.  1910,  and  for  N.-W.  Div.  of 
Norfolk  May  1912  to  Nov.  1918  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Winchester  Oct. 
1900,  Shrewsbury  Jan.  1906,  and  Portsmouth  Dec.  1910. 

Residence — 11,  Mulberry  Walk,  Chelsea,  S.  W.     Chambers— i,  Hare  Court,  Temple,  E. 

LIEUT.-COL.  H.  S.  STAVELEY-HILL  (Banbury). 
Henry  Staveley  Staveley-Hill,  only  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon. 
Alexander  Staveley  Hill,  P.C,  K.C.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  J.P.,  D.L.,  of  Oxley 
Manor,  near  Wolverhampton,  by  Katherine  Florence,  who  d.  1868,  da.  of  the 
late  Miles  Ponsonby,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Haile  Hall,  Cumberland;  b.  May  22nd, 
1865  ;  ed.at  Westminster,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Oxford  :  m.  1901,  Eileen  de 
Grey,  da.  of  the  late  R.  de  Burgh  d'Arcy,  J. P.,  of  de  Grey  Cottage,  Felix- 
stowe ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1891  ;  goes  Oxford  Circuit  ;  appointed  Recorder 
of  Banbury  1903  ;  is  a  J. P.,  a  D.L.  and  a  County  Councillor  for  Staflford- 
shire  ;  Lieut.-Col.  Comdg.  Yeo.  1915-17  ;  assumed  by  Roy.  license  1906  the 
additional  surname  of  Staveley  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for  Kingswinford  Div.  of  Stafford- 
shire (C)  July  1905  to  Nov,  19 1 8. 

Residence — Oxley  Manor,  near  Wolverhampton.  Clubs — Carlton,  Garrick,  Royal 

Automobile. 

C.  HOPE  (Bolton). 

CoUingwood  Hope,  C.B.E.,  K.C.,  5th  son  of  Thomas  Arthur 
Hope,  of  Bebington,  Cheshire  ;  b.  Nov,  loth,  1858  ;  ed.  at  Rugby,  at  Pem- 
broke Coll.,  Oxford,  and  in  Germany:  i?i.  1887,  Alice  Therese,  el.  da.  of 
R.  N.  Dale,  of  Bromborough  Hall,  Cheshire  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1882,  and 
a  K.C.  1901  ;  joined  N.  (Tircuit ;  was  a  Revising  Bar.  for  S.E.  Lancashire 
1892-7,  and  a  Member  of  Cheshire  County  Council  1897-1901  ;  a  F.R.G.S.,  a 
J. P.,  a  D.L.,  and  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Essex  ;  formerly  Chm.  Agri- 
cultural Wages  Board  and  Essex  Appeal  Tribunal  ;  appointed  Recorder  of 
Bolton  Oct.  1903,  and  High  Steward  of  Southwold  1905  ;  C.H.E.  (Civil)  1918. 

Residence — Crix,  Hatfield  Peverel,  Essex.         Chib — Windham. 

HUME  WILLIAMS  [see  WUUams]. 
T.  HUMPHREYS  (Chichester). 

Travers  Humphreys,  son  of  Charles  O.  Humphreys,  solicitor ; 
h.  1867  ;  ed.  at  Shrewsbury  School,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B,A.  1888) : 
m.  1896,  Zoe  Marguerite,  el.  da.  of  Henri  Neumans,  Artist,  of  Antwerp  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1889 ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit  ;  one  of  the  Senior  Counsel  to  the 
Treasury  at  Central  Criminal  Court ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Chichester, 
Jan. 1921. 

Residence — 6,  Montpelier  Road,  Ealing,  W.5.  Chambers — x,  Temple  Gardens,  Temple, 
E.C.     Chtl) — Garrick. 

J.  G.  HURST  (Warwick), 
John  Gibbard  Hurst,  K.C;  b.  1865;  Bar.   Middle  Temple 
1903,  and  K.C.  1919  ;  goes  Midland  Circuit  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Warwick 
May  1916  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Birmingham,  Sparkbrook  Div.  Dec.  1918. 

Residence — 27,  Parkhill  Rise,  Croydon.  S.E.  Chambers — 3,  Temple  Gardens,  E.C. 
Club — Reform, 

S,  HUTTON  (Lichfield). 

Stamford  Hutton,  M.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Crompton  Hutton, 
of  Harescombe  Grange,  Gloucester,  by  Harriett  Sophia,  da.  of  the  late  Edward 
Holland,  M.P.  for  Evesham,  of  Dumbleton,  Gloucestershire;  b.  1866;  ed, 
at  Winchester,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1888,  M.A.  1893)  =  «'• 
1895,  Helen  Frederica  Gabriel,  da.  of  the  late  John  Fenwick  Fenwick,  of  The 
Verzons,  Ledbury;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1891  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Gloucestershire; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Lichfield  July  1905  ;  M.B.E.  (Civil)  19—, 

Residence—  Harescombe  Grange,  Gloucester.      Chambers — 3,  Temple  Gardens,  Temple, 


RECORDERS. 


383 


MAJOR  E.  A.  MITCHELL-INMES  (Middlesbrough). 

Edward  Alfred  Mitchell-Innes,  C.B.E.,  K.C.,  5th  son  of 
Gilbert  Mitcliell-Innes,  of  39,  Inverleith  Place,  Edinburgh;  b.  Dec.  2ist,  1863; 
ed.  at  Wellington  Coll.,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  and  M.A.  1893) :  m. 
1893,  Barbara,  only  da.  of  Robert  Laycock,  formerly  M.P.  forN.  Lincolnshire  ; 
Bar.  Middle  Temple  1894,  and  K.C.  and  a  Bencher  1908;  joined  N.-E. 
Circuit ;  is  Major  Special  List,  a  J.  P.  and  Dep.  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for 
Herts,  and  Chm.  of  Glamorgan  Coal  Co.  (Limited),  and  of  Consolidated 
Cambrian  (Limited);  appointed  Recorder  of  Middlesbrough  Nov.  1915; 
C.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919. 

Residence — Churchill,  Hemel  Hempsted.         Clubs — Travellers',  Garrick. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  (A.)  6WYNNE-JAMES  (Hereford).    See  page  362. 

C.  E.  JONES  (Maldon  and  SafAron  Walden). 

Charles  Edward  Jones,  son  of  the  late  Henry  Jones,  of 
Colchester ;  b.  1853  ;  ed.  at  Felsted  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1874  ;  goes  S.-E. 
Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Maldon  and  Saffron  Walden  Oct.  191 1. 

Residence— The  Cloisters,  Colchester.  Chambers — i,  Harcourt  Buildings,  Temple 
E.C.     C/Ki^— Constitutional. 


HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  (L.  A.)  ATHERLEY-J0NE3  (Newcastle-on-Tyne). 
See  page  362. 

E.  W.  MILNER-JONES  (Merthyr  TydvU). 

Edward  William  Milner-Jones,  el.  son  of  the  late  Edward 
Jones,  of  Velindre,  Llandovery,  S.  Wales ;  b.  Aug.  29th,  1853  ;  ed.  at  Malvern, 
and  at  Magdalen  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  18—)  :  m.  1881,  Isabel,  da.  of  the  late 
Rev.  H.  G.  Hayter-Hames,  R.  of  Chagford,  Devon  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1881  ; 
goes  S.  Wales  Circuit ;  is  a  J. P.,  and  Vice-Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Car- 
marthenshire ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Carmarthen  Aug.  1905,  and  of  Merthyr 
Tydvil  June  1917. 

Residence — io8,  Oakley  Street,  S.\V.3. 


SIR  TREHAWKE  H.  KEKEWICH,  BT.  (Tiverton). 

Trehawke  Herbert  Kekewich, 
1st  Baronet,  son  of  the  late  Trehawke 
Kekewich,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Peamore,  Devon, 
by  Charlotte,  da.  of  Capt.  George  Peard, 
R.N. ;  b.  1851  ;  ed.  at  Marlborough,  and 
at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A.  18—  M.A. 
18 — )  :  m.  1909,  Edith,  da.  of  the  Rev. 
D.  B.  Cameron,  D.D.,  of  Dundee;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1877;  goes  W.  Circuit; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Tiverton  Nov. 
1899,  and  a  Gov.  of  Blundell's  Sch.  1918; 
cr.  a  Baronet  1 92 1. 

Residences— 2^,  Bury  Street,  St.  James's, 
S.W.  ;  Peamore,  Exeter.  Chambers— i.  Paper 
Buildings,  Temple,  E.C.  C/«*.s -Carlton,  United 
University. 


384  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


H.  T.  KEMP  (HuU). 

Henry  Thomas  Kemp,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Henry 
William  Kemp,  Master  of  The  Charterhouse,  and  Hon.  Canon  of  York  ;  b. 
Dec.  7th,  1852  ;  ed.  at  Shrewsbury  Sch.,and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A., 
1st  class  Law  Tripos  1877,  LL.M.  and  M.A.  1881  :  m.  1887,  Jessie,  only  da. 
of  James  Melrose.  J. P..  of  Clifton  Croft,  York  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1879,  and 
Middle  Temple  1892,  a  K.C.  1904,  and  a  Bencher  Middle  Temple  1912; 
goes  N.-E.  Circuit ;  is  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar,  and  a  J. P.  for 
Hull ;  was  Recorder  of  York  1911-17,  since  when  of  Hull. 

Residence — 59,  Inverness  Terrace,  W.2.  Chambers — i,  Essex  Court,  Temple,  E.C.4. 
Clubs — Reform,  Leeds. 

E.  L.  KENYON  (Oswestry). 

Robert  Lloyd  Ken  yon,  son  of  the  late  John  Robert  Kenyon, 
Q.C.,  D.C.L.,  of  Pradoe,  Oswestry,  by  Mary  Eliza,  da.  of  Edward 
Hawkins,  F.R.S. ;  b.  Jan.  18th,  1848;  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  Ch.  Ch., 
Oxford  (Vinerian  Law  Scholar  1872,  M.A.  1873)  :  m.  1886,  Ellen  Frances,  da- 
of  the  late  Rt.  Rev.  William  Walsham  How,  D.D.,  Lord  Bishop  of  Wakefield  ; 
Bar.  Middle  Temple  1873;  joined  Oxford  Circuit;  is  a  J. P.,  a  D.I.., 
Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions,  and  a  County  Alderman  for  Salop,  Chm.  Shropshire 
Insurance  Co.,  and  patron  of  Hordley  R.,  Salop  ;  was  Senior  Proctor,  Oxford 
Univ.  1910-11;  appointed  Recorder  of  Oswestry  May  1896,  and  Dep.  Chan- 
cellor of  Lichfield  Diocese  1898  ;  author  of  "  Gold  Coins  of  England,"  and 
2nd  and  3rd  editions  of  Hawkins's  "  Silver  Coins  of  England,"  etc. 

Residence — Pradoe,  Oswestry.         Club — United  University. 

A.  M.  L.  LANGDON  (Salford). 

Adolph  Max  Lazarus  Langdon,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  H.  M. 
Lazarus,  of  Manchester ;  b.  March  loth,  1861  ;  ed.  at  Manchester  Gram.  Sch., 
and  at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1884,  M.A.  and  B.C.L.  1887):  m. 
1894,  Amy,  da.  of  the  late  Frederick  Lewis,  Bar.-at-Law ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1886,  K.C.  1904,  and  a  Bencher  1913  ;  went  N.  Circuit.;  sometime 
Hon.  Sec,  Manchester  Jewish  Board  of  Guardians ;  appointed  Recorder 
of  Burnley  March  1909,  and  of  Salford  July  191 5;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Marylebone,  E.  Div.  (Z)  Jan.  1906  ;  is  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar; 
assumed  the  surname  of  Langdon  1892. 

Residence— ■i'i,   Holland   Villas    Road,   W.  Chambers— ii.    King's    Bench  Walk, 

Temple,  ]L.Q.  Club — Reform. 

A.  M.  LATHAM  (Birkenhead). 

Alexander  Mere  Latham,  son  of  George  William  Latham,  of 
Bradwall  Hall,  Cheshire  ;  b.  1862 ;  ed.  at  Wellington  Coll.,  and  at  Brasenose 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1885):  ;//.  1892,  Eleanor,  da.  of  the  late  Hilton  Graves, 
of  Derker,  Oldham;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1890 ;  appointed  Recorder  of 
Birkenhead  March  1912;  unsuccessfully  contested  Knutsiord  Div.  of  Cheshire 
(Z.)  1892,  and  Altrincham  Div.  of  Cheshire  1895. 

Residence — 7,  Cheyne  Gardens,  Chelsea,  S.W.  Chambers — 4,  Paper  Buildings,  Temple, 
E.C.        C/«<^— Reform. 

LAZARUS-LANGDON  [See  Langdon]. 

C.  M.  LE  BEETON  (Sudbury). 
Clement  Martin  le  Breton,  O.B.E.,  K.C,  son  of  the  late 
Very  Rev.  William  Corbet  le  Breton,  Dean  of  Jersey;  b.  1852;  ed.  at 
Victoria  Coll.,  Jersey,  and  at  RM.C.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1879,  and  K.C. 
1904;  formerly  Lieut.  Northumberland  Fusiliers;  is  Recorder  of  Sudbury; 
appointed  a  Commr.  Mil.   Sen  Civil  Liabilities  Committee  1916,  Arbitrator 


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RECORDERS.  385 

on  Industrial  Disputes,  Min.  of  Labour  1917,  andChm.  of  Trade  Boards  IQ18  ; 
O.B.E.  (Civil)  1918. 

Residence— \.  St.  James's  Place,  S.W.  Chambers-i,  Harcourt  Buildings,  Temple, 

E.C.         Clubs — Reform,  Orleans. 

T.  B.  LEIGH  (Burnley). 

Thomas  Bowes  Leigh,  son  of  William  Leigh,  J. P.,  an 
Alderman  of  Stockport  ;  b.  May  2?nd,  1867  ;  ed.  at  Manchester  (iram. 
Sch.,  and  at  Victoria  Univ.,  Manchester  (B.Sc.  1885):  fn.  1897,  Martha 
Minna  Louise  Marie,  da.  of  H.  Podeus  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1901  ;  joined 
N.  Circuit  ;  became  Capt.  (2nd  in  Command)  8th  Vol.  Batn.  Cheshire  Regt. 
191 7  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Burnley  Dec.  1921. 

R eside>ice—Pi.rden,  Bredbury,  near  Stockport.  Chambers— \(3,  Brown  Street,  Man- 
chester.        Clubs — National  Liberal,  Manchester  Reform. 

S.  H.  LEONARD  (Penzance). 
Samuel  Henry  Leonard,  B.C.L.,  el.  son  of  the  late  John 
Hare  Leonard,  Esq.,  of  Clifton,  Bristol ;  b.  July  7th,  1854  ;  ed.  at  Clifton 
Coll.,  and  at  Lincoln  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  Classical  Honours  1877,  M.A.  and 
B.C.L.  1st  class  Honours  1879)  :  m.  1895,  Edith  Mary,  da.  of  James  Grierson, 
Esq.,  Gen.  Manager  of  Great  Western  Railway;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1880; 
goes  W.  Circuit  ;  was  Examiner  in  Inns  of  Court  Preliminary  Examination 
1887-9  ^nd  1892-4,  Public  Examiner  for  Honours  in  Jurisprudence  at  Oxford 
Univ.  1888-90,  and  in  Roman  Law  and  in  English  Law  of  Contract  1895-6 
and  1907-8,  Examiner  in  Inns  of  Court  Examination  for  call  to  the  Bar 
1894-6,  and  in  Constitutional  History  in  London  Univ.  1897-1903,  Ex- 
ternal Examiner  in  Law  in  Victoria  Univ.  of  Manchester  1905-7,  an  Assist. 
Revising  Bar.  1912-13,  Examiner  in  Univ.  of  New  Zealand  1907-11,  and  in 
Roman  Law,  Jurisprudence,  and  International  Law  in  London  Univ.  1911-15, 
and  Dep.  Revising  Bar.  1912-13 ;  on  several  occasions  has  examined  for  Home 
and  Indian  Civil  Ser.  examinations ;  has  been  Assist.  Reader  in  Roman  Law 
in  Inns  of  Court  since  1896  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Penzance  1899. 

Resilience — 13,  Oakwood  Court,  Kensington,  \V.  Chambers — 3,  Temple  Gardens, 
Temple,  E.C.         Club — Athenseum. 

J.  W.  St.  L.  LESLIE  (Shrewsbury). 

John  William  St.  Lawrance  Leslie,  el.  son  of  John  Leslie, 
of  Albury,  Guildford  ;  b.  1856  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1884  ;  joined  Oxford  Circuit ; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Shrewsbury  Dec.  1903,  and  Clerk  of  Assize,  W.  Circuit 
1918. 

Chambers — 3,  Paper  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C.        Club— Vmon. 

E.  H.  LLOYD  (Chester). 
Edward  Honoratus  Lloyd,  K.C,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Sir 
Horatio  Lloyd,  Recorder  of  Chester,  by  Harriette,  who  d.  1902,  da.  of  the 
late  Honoratus  Leigh  Rigby,  of  Hawarden,  Flint;  /'.  :86o;  m.  1883,  Harriet, 
da.  of  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Gibbons  Frost  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1882,  and 
K.C.  1904;  appointed  Recorder  of  Chester  Jan.  1921. 
Residence— 22,  Cadogan  Gardens,  S.W. 

C.  F.  LOWENTHAL  (Huddersfield). 

Charles  Frederick  Lowenthal,  son  of  the  late  Joseph  Lowen- 
thal.J.P.,  of  The  Grange,  Huddersfield  ;  b.  186-  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1888; 
goes  N.E.  Circuit;  appointed  Junior  (Ilounsel  to  H.M.  Commrs.  of  Works 
1908,  and  Recorder  of  Huddersfield  Oct.  1919  ;  is  a  Master  of  the  Middle 
Temple,  and  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar. 

Residence— ■ZT,  Evelyn  Gardens,  S.W.7.  Chambers— i,  Elm  Court,  Temple,  EC. 

C/7/d— Reform. 

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386  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


A.  J.  MACKEY  (Andover). 

Archibald  John  Mackey,  second  son  of  the  late  Lieut.-Col. 
John  Alexander  Mackey,  of  Fairhill,  Exeter;  b.  Feb.  29th,  1844:  in.  1896, 
Blanche  Helen,  da.  of  the  late  Henry  Trench,  of  Cangort  Park,  King's 
Co.;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1868;  joined  W.  Circuit;  is  a  J.P.  for  Berks; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Andover  Sept.  1898. 

Residence — Hurst  House,  Hurst,  Berks.        C/?//^— United  University. 


A.  MACMORRAN  (Hastings). 

Alexander  Macmorran,  K.C  ,  son  of  Thomas  Macmorran,  of 
Newton  Stewart,  Wigtownshire;  b.  Nov.  5th,  1852;  ed.  at  Edinburgh 
Univ.  (M.A.  1872):  m.  1883,  Edith  Kate,  da.  of  G.  E.  Mead;  Bar.  Middle 
Temple  1875,  ^  Bencher  1903,  and  a  K.C.  1896;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ;  is  a  J.P. 
for  Middlesex,  an  A.M.I.C.E.,  a  Fellow  of  Sanitary  Institute,  of  Institute 
of  Hygiene,  and  of  Meteorological  So.,  and  an  Hon.  Member  of  Institution  of 
Municipal  and  County  Engineers  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Hastings  June  191 5, 
and  a  Commr.  of  Assize  1921. 

Residence-  Lavington,  Putney  Heath,  S.W.  Chambers — 3,  Temple  Gardens,  E.G. 
Club — St.  Stephen's. 

C.  E.  MALDEN  (Tlietford). 

Charles  Edward  Malden,  el.  son  of  the  late  Henry  Maiden, 

Esq.,  sometime  Fellow  of  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,  and  Professor  of  Greek  in  Univ. 
Coll.,  London,  by  Georgina,  youngest  da.  of  the  late  Col.  Drinkwater-Bethune, 
of  Thomcroft,  Leatherhead,  and  Balfour,  Fife  ;  b.  Jan.  1845  ;  ed.  at  Univ. 
Coll.  Sch.,  at  Ipswich  Sch.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1867,  M.A. 
1872) :  m.  1877,  Sarah  Fanny,  2nd  da.  of  the  late  Sir  Richard  Mayne,  K.C.B., 
Ch.  Commr.  of  Metropolitan  Police;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1870;  goes  S.E. 
Circuit ;  appointed  a  Revising  Barrister  1884,  and  Recorder  of  Thetford  March 
1885. 

Residence — 15,  Gollingham  Place,  S.W.  Cfiambers — 2,  Harcourt  Buildings,  Temple, 
E.G. 

H.  F.  MANISTY  (Berwlck-on-Tweed). 

Herbert  Francis  Manisty,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Hon.  Sir  Henry 
Manisty,  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Justice  ;  b.  1853  ;  ed.  at  Westminster,  and 
at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (LL.B.  1875) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1877,  a  K.C.  1901,  a 
Bencher,  Gray's  Inn  1904,  and  Treasurer  Gray's  Inn  1910 ;  goes  N.-E. 
Circuit;  was  Solicitor-Gen.  for  co.  Palatine  of  Durham  1905-15,  since  when 
he  has  been  Attorney-Gen.  thereof ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Rotherham 
April  1904,  and  of  Berwick-on-Tvveed  July  1905. 

Residence — 33,  Hornton  Street.  Kensington,  W.8.  C/uimbers—2,  Dr.  Johnson's 
Buildings,  Temple,  E.C.        Club — Athenaeum. 


MARSHALL  HALL  [See  Hall]. 


T.  MATHEW  (Margate). 

Theobald  Mathew,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  James 
Charles  Mathew;  b.  1866;  ed.  at  Oratory  Sch..  Edgbaston,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1888,  M.A.  1890)  :  m.  1898,  Ruth,  da.  of  the  Rev.  G.  H. 
Rigby ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  and  Middle  Temple  1890 ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Margate  May  1913. 

Residence — 31,  Gomwall  Gardens  South  Kensington,  S.W.  Chambers—  4,  Paper 
Buildings,  Temple,  E.G. 


RECORDERS.  387 


J.  B.  MATTHEWS  (Tewkesbury). 
Joseph  Bridges  Matthews,  K.C,  son  of  John  Matthews,  of 
Worcester,  by  Jane,  da.  of  Joshua  Bridges,  of  Broughton  Hacket,  Worcester- 
shire ;  b.  Nov.  29th,  1861  ;  ed.  at  Worcester  Cathedral  Sch.:  m.  1885,  Florence 
Louisa,  el.  da.  of  Henry  William  Batson,  of  Worcester ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1896,  and  a  K.C.  1913  ;  goes  Oxford  Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Tewkes- 
bury Oct.  19x2;  sometime  senior  joint  editor  of  "The  Annual  Practice"; 
joint  editor  of  "  Pritchard's  Quarter  Sessions"  (2nd  edition),  and  "Hayes 
and  Jarmaii  on  Wills"  (nth  and  12th  editions);  author  of  "Covenants  in 
Restraint  of  Trade,"  and  "  The  Law  of  Moneylending,"  etc. ;  has  Roy.  Humane 
So-'s  bronze  medal. 

Residence — Bickley  Court,  Bickley,  Kent.  Chambers — 2,  Paper  Buildings,  Temple, 
£.C.  * 

M.  W.  MATTINSON  (Blackburn). 

Miles  Walker  Mattinson,  K.C,  only  son  of  the  late  Thomas 
Mattinson,  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne  ;  b.  1854:  ;«.  1879,  Lizzie,  da.  of  Mark 
Dearden,  of  Manchester ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1877  (Bacon  scholar,  ist  class 
studentship,  certificate  of  honour),  a  Bencher  1891,  and  a  K.C.  1896,  and 
Treasurer  1897  ;  member  of  N.  (Circuit;  appointed  Recorder  of  Blackburn 
1886;  joint  author  of  "The  Law  of  Corrupt  Practices  at  Elections,"  and 
"A  Selection  of  Precedents  in  Pleading";  unsuccessfully  contested  (Carlisle 
1880,  Dumfries  Burghs  1885  and  1886,  and  Blackburn  Jan.  1910  ;  sat  as  M.P. 
for  Walton  Div.  of  Liverpool  (C)  Feb.  1888  to  June  1892. 

Residence — 18,  Phillimore  Gardens,  Kensington,  W.  Chambers — i.  Garden  Court, 
Temple,  E.G.        Club — Carlton,  Royal  Automobile. 

F.  B.  MERRIMAN  (Wigan). 

Frank  Boyd  Merriman,  O.B.E.,  K.C,  son  of  Frank  Merriman, 
J. P.,  formerly  of  Hollingford  House,  Knutsford  ;  b.  April  28th,  1880 ;  ed.  at 
Winchester :  in.  ist,  1907,  Eva  Mary,  who  d.  1919,  da.  of  the  late  Rev. 
Henry  Leftwich  Freer ;  2ndly,  1920,  Olive  McLaren,  da.  of  Frederick  W. 
Carver,  J. P.,  of  Oakhurst,  Knutsford  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1904,  and  K.C. 
1919;  European  War  1914-19  as  temporary  Major  Manchester  Regt.,  and  a 
D.A.A.G.  (despatches,  O.B.E.)  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Wigan  July  1920 ; 
O.B.E.  1918. 

Residence — 71,  Campden  Hill  Court,  Kensington,  W.  Chambers — 6,  Crown  Office 
Row,  Temple,  E.G.         Clubs— ^a.t\i,  Sarile. 

E.  UEYNELL  (Doncaster). 

Edgar  Meynell,  son  of  the  late  Edgar  John  Meynell,  a  County 
Court  Judge,  of  Kilvington,  Yorkshire;  b.  Sept.  6th,  1859;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1884  ;  goes  N.-E.  Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Doncaster  Oct.  1921. 

Residence— 0\A  Elvet,  Durham.  Chambers — 32,  Grainger  Street  West,  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne. 

MILNER- JONES  [see  Jones]. 

W.  E.  MIREHOUSE  (Wenlock). 

William  Edward  Mirehouse,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  William 
Squire  Mirehouse  (R.  of  Colsterworth,  Lincolnshire),  of  Hambrook  Grove, 
•Gloucestershire,  by  Eliza  Brunetta,  da.  of  the  late  George  Arthur  Herbert, 
Esq.,  of  Glan-Hafren,  Montgomeryshire;  b.  1844;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at 
Clare  Coll.  Camb.  (B.A.  1S67,  M.A.  1870) :  m.  1904,  Ethel,  only  da.  of  the 
late  Horace  Shearly,  of  Lordings,  Billinghurst,  Sussex ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn 
1870 ;  sometime  a  Revising  Barrister ;  is  a  Member  of  Oxford  Circuit ;  ap- 
pointed Recorder  of  Wenlock  1889. 

Residence — Hambrook  Grove,  near  Bristol.  Chambers— ^,  Pump  Court,  Temple,  E.G. 
•Club — New  University. 

MITCHELL-INNES  [see  Innes]. 


388  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


H.  S.  MORRIS  (Folkestone). 

Harold  Spencer  Morris,  M.B.E.,  K.C.,  son  of  Sir  Malcolm 
Alexander  Morris,  K.C.V.O.,  of  ii,  Marlborough  Place,  St.  John's  Wood, 
N.W.8;  /;.  Dec.  21st,  1876;  ed.  at  Clifton  Coll.,  and  at  Magdalen  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1897)  :  m.  1904,  Olga,  da.  of  Emil  Teichmann,  of  Sitka,  Chisle- 
hurst ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1899,  and  K.C.  1921  ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ;  Euro- 
pean War  1914-19,  with  Coldstream  Guards,  and  attached  R.A.F.  (despatches, 
M.B.E.);  appointed  Recorder  of  Folkestone  Feb.  1921;  M.B.E.  19—. 

Residence — 28,  Chester  Square.  S.W.i.  Chambers — i,  Paper  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C. 
Cliibs — Reform,  Guards'. 

E.  MORTEN  (West  Ham). 

Edward  Morten,  K.C,  son  of  Thomas  Honnor  Morten; 
b.  184S  ;  ed.  at  Ch.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1867) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1871,  a 
K.C.  1909,  and  a  Bencher  1915  ;  appointed  first  Recorder  of  West  Ham 
June  1894. 

Residence — 

G.  F.  L.  MORTIMER  (Rotherham). 
George  Frederick  Lloyd  Mortimer,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Rev. 
Mortimer  Lloyd  Jones  Mortimer,  V.  of  Norton,  Stockton-on-Tees;  b.  Sept.  9th, 
1866 ;  ed.  at  Birkenhead,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.,  1st  class  Lit.  Hum. 
1889,  M.A.  1889)  :  m.  1893,  Maiy  Isabella  Edith,  da.  of  Sir  Thomas  Wright- 
son,  1st  Bt.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1891,  and  a  K.C.  1919  ;  goes  N.-E.  Circuit ; 
sometime  Pres.  of  Oxford  Union  So.  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Rotherham  July 
1905. 

Residence — 17,  Sloane  Court  West,  S.W.3.  Chambers — 4,  Harcourt  Buildings,  Temple, 
E.C.4.        Club — New  University. 


SIR  RICHARD  D.  MUIR  (Colchester). 

Richard  David  MuiR,  son  of  Richard  Muir,  of  Greenock  ; 
b.  1857  :  m.  1889,  Mary  Beatrice,  da.  of  William  Leycester  ;  Bar.  Middle 
Temple  1884,  and  a  Bencher  1909;  joined  S.-E.  Circuit;  is  Senior  Counsel 
to  the  Treasury,  Central  Criminal  Court;  appointed  Recorder  of  Colchester 
1911  ;  Knt.  1918. 

Residence — 30,  Campden  House  Court,  W.8.  Chambers — 3, Temple  Gardens,  Temple, 
E.C. 

W.  H.  NASH  (Abingdon). 
William  Harry  Nash,  son  of  the  late  John  Nash,  of  Rectory 
House,  Langley  Marish,  Bucks;  b.  1848;  ed.  at  Kensington  Sch.  :  m.  ist, 
1887,  Caroline  Maude,  who  d.  1910,  el.  da.  of  the  late  Capt.  John  Milbourne 
Jackson,  R.N.  ;  2ndly,  191 5,  the  Hon.  Audrey  Mary  Florence,  da.  of  3rd 
Baron  Tenterden,  and  widow  of  Major  Robert  Gordon  Handcock  ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1873  ;  goes  the  Oxford  Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Abingdon  1888. 
Residence — Wood    Lane    House,    Iver     Heath,    Bucks.  Chambers — 4,     Harcourt 

Buildings,  Temple,  EC. 


R.  J.  N.  NEVILLE  (Bury  St.  Edmunds). 
Reginald  James  Neville  Neville,  el.  son  of  the  late  James 
Sewell  Neville,  Bar.-at-Law  (sometime  a  Judge  of  the  High  Court,  Calcutta), 
of  Sloley  Hall,  Norfolk,  by  Emelyn  A.,  da.  of  the  late  J.  Stogdon,  of 
Heavitree  ;  b.  Feb.  22nd,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Charterhouse,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. 
(Classical  Tripos  1884)  :  m.  ist,  1890,  Ida,  who  d.  1913,  da.  of  the  late  Lieut. - 
Col.  Sir  Edmund  Yeamans  Walcott  Henderson,  K.C.B.,  R.E.,  Ch.  Commr.  of 
Metropolitan  Police  ;  2ndly,  1920,  Violet  Sophia  Mary,  el.  da.  of  Lieut.-Col. 
C.  J.  Baines,  Gloucestershire  Regt.,  and  widow  of  Capt.  R.  J.  Hunter;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple   1887;  goes   S.-E.  Circuit;  appointed   Recorder  of  Bury  St. 


RECORDERS.  389 


Edmunds  1905 ;  is  a  Director  of  Brentford  Gas  Co. ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Leeds,  S.  Div.  (C)  1892  (twice),  1895,  1900,  and  1908  ;  sat  as  M.P.  for 
Wigan  Dec.  1910  to  Nov.  1918  ;  defeated  there  Jan.  1910  and  Dec.  1918. 

Residences— 2t„  Eccleston  Square,  S.W.  ;  Sloley  Hall,  Norwich.  Chambers— t.  Fig 
Tree  Court,  Temple,  E.C.  C/«i}j— Carlton,  United  University,  Hurlingham,  Norfolk 
(Norwich). 

SIR  HERBERT  NIELD,  K.C.,  MP.  (York).    See  page  121. 

W.  BLAKE  0D6ERS  (Bristol). 

William  Blake  Odgers,  K.C,  LL.D.,  youngest  son  of  the  late 
Rev.  William  James  Odgers,  of  Weston  Park,  Bath;  b.  May  15th,  1849;  <-'d- 
at  King  Edward  Sch.,  Bath,  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London,  and  at  Trin.  Hall, 
Camb.  (B.A.,  Wrangler,  Honours  in  Classics,  and  Members'  Prize  1871,  M.A. 
1874,  LL.D.  1879);  B.A.  London  1871  ;  Hon.  LL.D.,  Tufts  Coll.,  Mass. 
1905  :  ///.  1877,  Frances,  y./'.,  da.  of  the  late  Charles  Hudson,  of  Stockport ; 
Bar.  Middle  Temple  1873,  a  K.C.  1893,  and  a  Bencher  1900;  joined  W. 
Circuit ;  was  Examiner  for  Law  Tripos  of  Camb.  Univ.  and  for  Chancellor's 
Medal  for  Legal  Studies  1882-4,  Recorder  of  Winchester  1897-1900,  and  of 
Plymouth  1900- 12,  since  when  he  has  been  Recorder  of  Bristol  and  Judge 
of  the  Bristol  Tolzey  and  Pie  Poudre  Courts  ;  appointed  Reader  to  Inns  of 
Court  in  Evidence,  Procedure,  and  Criminal  Law  1898,  Director  of  Legal 
Studies  to  Council  of  Legal  Education  1905,  and  Professor  of  Law  at  Gresham 
College  1907;  has  been  Examiner  in  Common  Law,  etc.,  at  Univs.  of  Camb., 
London,  Oxford,  Liverpool,  Manchester,  Wales,  and  Leeds  ;  is  a  Fellow  of 
Roy.  Historical  So.  ;  author  of  "  A  Digest  of  the  Law  of  Libel  and  Slander," 
*'  Principles  of  Pleading  and  Practice,"  "  Local  Government,"  *'  Odgers  on  the 
Common  Law  of  England,"  and  other  works. 

Residence — The  Garth,  Woodside  Park,  North  Finchley,  N.12.  Chambers— 1$,  Old 

Square,  Lincoln's  Inn,  \V.C.2. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  OSBORNE  (Londonderry).    See  page  373. 

RT.  HON.  T.  L.  O'SHAUGHNESSY  (Dublin). 

Thomas  Lopdell  O'Shaughnessy,  P.C,  K.C,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Thomas  O'Shaughnessy,  solicitor,  by  Marion,  da.  of  Charles  Lopdell,  J. P., 
of  Castle  Lodge.  Gort,  co.  Galway;  b.  Dec.  22nd,  1851  ;  ed.  at  Queen's  Coll., 
Galway:  m.  1879,  Catherine  Jane,  da.  of  the  late  William  Truman,  of 
Shrewsbury;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1874,  and  a  K.C.  1889;  Bar.  Middle 
Temple  1894,  and  a  Bencher  1895  ;  sometime  Senior  Crown  Counsel  for 
Belfast ;  is  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  co.  Dublin  ;  appointed  Recorder  of 
Dublin  1905  ;   P.C.  1912. 

Residence — 64,  Fitzwilliam  Square  East,  Dublin. 

E.  A.  OWEN  (Walsall). 

Edward  Annesley  Owen,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Joseph  Butter- 
worth  Owen,  V.  of  St.  Jude's,  Chelsea,  S.W. ;  b.  Nov.  5th,  1846;  ed.  at 
P2ton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (Pres.  of  Union  1868,  B.A.  Classical 
Honours  1869,  M.A.  1872)  :  m.  1873,  Charlotte  Matilda,  fifth  da.  of  Sir 
Edward  Sherlock  Gooch,  7th  Bt. ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1871  ;  goes  Oxford 
Circuit ;  is  a  Revising  Bar.  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Walsall  April  1893. 
Residences,  Coulson  Street,  Chelsea,  S.W. 

E.  PAGE  (CarUsle). 

Ernest  Page,  K.C,  second  son  of  the  late  William  Bousfield 
Page,  F.R.C.S.,  J. P.,  of  St.  Ann's,  Carlisle,  by  Anne  Ferguson,  da.  of  the 
late  William  Nanson,  Town  Clerk,  Carlisle  ;  b.  July  6th,  1848 ;  ed.  at  Carlisle 
High  Sch.,  and  at  Rossall  :  m.  1880,  Ethel  Grace,  da.  of  the  late  Col.  Charles 


39°  THE   JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

Caldwell  Granlham,  9th  and  89th  Regts.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1878,  a  Q.C. 
1898,  and  a  Bencher  1909 ;  joined  N.  Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder  of 
Carlisle  1904. 

Residence— \o^,  Elm  Park  Gardens,  S.W.io.  Chambers— \,  King's   Bench  Walk, 

Temple,  E.G.     C/w^f— Windham,  St.  Stephen's,  Ranelagh,  County  (Carlisle). 

T.  H.  PARR  (SaUsbury). 

Thomas  Henning  Parr,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Parr,  Hon. 
Canon  of  Salisbury,  by  Mary  Stewart,  da.  of  Robert  Ker,  of  Argrennan  ;  h. 
Nov.  i2th,  1864;  ed.  at  Marlborough,  and  at  Worcester  Coll.,  Oxford  (ist 
class  Classical  Moderations,  2nd  class  Lit.  Hum.,  B.A.  1887,  M.A.  1890) ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1892  ;  goes  W.  Circuit ;  was  Acting  Counsel  to  Inland  Revenue 
1914-20;  appointed  Recorder  of  Salisbury  Oct.  1918. 

Residence — 25,  Harrington  Gardens,  S.W.7.  Chambers — 3,  Elm  Court,  Temple,  E.G. 
Club — Conservative. 

R.  C  E.  PLUMPTRE  (West  Bromwlch). 

Reginald  Charles  Edward  Plumptre,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Charles  John  Plumptre,  Bar.-at-law,  Lecturer  on  Public  Speaking  at  King's 
Coll.,  London  ;  b.  Dec.  24th,  1848 ;  ed.  at  Marlborough  Coll.,  and  at  King's 
Coll.,  London  :  m.  1878,  Alice  Piers,  only  child  of  the  late  Francis  Henry 
Talman,  D.C.L.  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1871  ;  joined  Oxford  Circuit ;  ap- 
pointed Recorder  of  West  Bromwich  July  1892. 

Residence — Nordons,    Bridport.  Chambers — Temple    Chambers,     Lichfield     Street, 

Wolverhampton.  Clubs — Constitutional,  Royal  Dart  Yacht,  Wolverhampton  Conservative, 
West  Dorset  Conservative  (Bridport),  Royal  Norfolk  and  Suffolk  Yacht. 

A.  C.  J.  POWELL  (Wolverhampton). 

Arthur  Charles  Joseph  Powell,  ^.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  Joseph 
Martin  Powell,  merchant;  b.  Dec.  3rd,  1853  ;  ed.  at  Stockwell  Gram.  Sch., 
and  at  London  Univ. :  m.  1886,  Mary,  who  d.  1916,  da.  of  James  Ronald, 
of  Paisley;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1877,  K.C.  1902,  and  Bencher  1910 ;  joined 
Oxford  (I!ircuit  (now  Leader) ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Wolverhampton  Sept. 
1918,  and  a  Commr.  of  Assize  1921. 

Residence— zZ,  Stafford  Terrace,  Kensington,  W.  Chambers — 6,  Pump  Court, 
Temple,  E.G.        C/k^— Union. 

G.  W.  POWERS  (Leicester). 
George  AVightman  Powers  ;  b.  i8 —  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1896  ; 
goes  Midland  Circuit  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Leicester  Oct.  1921. 

Residence—HunVAA,  Belvedere  Grove,  Wimbledon,  S.W.  Chambers — 2,  Plowdei* 
Buildings,  Temple,  E.G. 

D.  C0TE8-PREEDY  (Smethwick). 
Digby  Cotes-Preedy,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rev.  D.  H.  Cotes- 
Preedy,  V.  of  King's  Norton,  and  formerly  Minor  Canon  of  Worcester  ;  b. 
1875;  ed.  at  Emmanuel  ColL,  Camb.  (B.A.  1899,  M.A.  1902,  LL.M.  1910)  ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1904 ;  goes  Oxford  Circuit ;  Sec.  to  R.F.C.  Inquiry 
Committee  1916  and  to  Select  Committee,  House  of  Commons,  on  Medical 
Boards  Administration  L917-18;  appointed  Recorder  of  Smethwick  Oct.  1919. 
Residence — Gerrard's  Cross,  Bucks.        Chambers — 6,  Grown  Office  Row,  Temple,  E.G. 

J.  S.  PRITCHETT  (Lincoln). 
John   Suckling    Pritghett  ;    b.    1855  ;   ed.    at    BalUol   Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  18—,  M.A.  and  B.C.L.  18—) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  l88l  ;  joined 
Midland  Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Lincoln  Sept.  1921. 
Residence — Hill  Top,  King's  Norton,  Birmingham. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  RADCLIFFE  (Portsmoutli).    See  page  366. 


RECORDERS.  39 1 

F,  W.  RAFFETY  (ffigh  Wycombe). 
Frank  Walter  Raffety,  son  of  Charles  Walter  Raffety,  J. P.,  of 
High  Wycombe  ;  b.  1875  :  m.  1912,  Jessie  Brown,  of  Harts,  Woodford  Green; 
Bar.  Middle  Temple  1898;   joined  Midland  Circuit;    appointed  Recorder  of 
High  Wycombe  1905. 

Residence — 30,  Belsize  Avenue,  N.W.3.  C/tambers—^t  Elm  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 
Clubs — Eighty,  National  Liberal. 

H.  ST.  J.  D.  EAIKES  (King's  Lynn). 

Henry  St.  John  Digby  Raikes,  C.B.E.,  K.C.,  son  of  the  late 
Rt.  Hon.  Henry  Cecil  Raikes,  P.C.  (M.P.  for  Camb.  Univ.),  by  Charlotte 
Blanche,  da.  of  the  late  Charles  Blayney  Trevor- Roper ;  b.  Dec.  23rd,  1863  ; 
ed.  at  Charterhouse,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1885)  :  m.  1889,  Annie 
Lucinda,  da.  of  the  late  Maj.-Gen.  Daniel  Henry  MacKinnon  ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1887,  and  a  K.C.  1921  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Flintshire,  and  a  J.  P.  and 
Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Derbyshire,  and  a  Member  of  Coal  Supplies 
Committee  for  Midlands  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Denbighshire,  E.  Div.  (C) 
1895,  and  Derbyshire,  Mid  Div.  1900;  Chm.  Mil.  Appeal  Tribunal  (Div.  11) 
Derbyshire,  and  Derbyshire  War  Savings  Committee  during  European  War; 
appointed  Recorder  of  King's  Lynn  Feb.  1905  ;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1920. 

Residences — Makeney  Lodge,  Derbyshire;  10,  Eccleston  Square,  S.W.     C/?<i— Carlton. 

J.  F.  P.  RAWLINSON,  K.C.,  M.P.  (Cambridge).    See  page  133. 
G.  RHODES  (Oldham). 

George  Rhodes,  K.C,  son  of  John  Rhodes,  of  Manchester; 
b.  1851  ;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Owen's  (^oll.,  Manchester:  vi.  1882,  Bessie, 
da.  of  A.  Cropper,  of  Rochdale ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1892,  and  a  Bencher 
and  K.C.  1909  ;  is  a  Director  of  Thomas  Rhodes  and  Son  (Limited),  Hadfield 
Mills,  Manchester,  Chm.  of  Shireoaks  Colliery  Co.  (Limited),  near  Worksop, 
and  a  J. P.  for  Cheshire  and  Lancashire;  appointed  Recorder  of  Oldham 
July  1914. 

Residence — Allaiidale,  Bradgate  Road,  Dunham  Massey,  Cheshire.  Clubs — National 
Liberal,  Reform  (Manchester). 

G.  W.  RICKETTS  (Portsmouth). 

George  William  Ricketts,  son  of  George  Henry  Mildmay 
Ricketts,  C.B.,  by  Charlotte,  da.  of  Percy  Gough,  of  Clonmel  ;  b.  June  2nd, 
1864  ;  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1888)  :  m.  1909, 
Evelyn,  da.  of  Thomas  Watson  Parker,  of  Blackheath,  and  widow  of  E.  H. 
Buckland  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1889,  and  a  Bencher  1920;  joined  W.  Circuit; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Winchester  City  (Z)  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910;  appointed 
Recorder  of  Portsmouth  June  191 4. 

Residence— sg,  Onslow  Square,  S.W.  Chambers— 2,  Hare  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 
<7/»^Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

H.  J.  H.  RUSSELL  (Bedford). 
Harold  John  Hastings  Russell,  son  of  the  late  Lord  Arthur 
John  Edward  Russell,  by  Laura,  who  d.  1910,  da.  of  Vicomte  de  Peyronnet ; 
b.  1868  :  m.  1896,  Lady  Victoria  Alberta  Leveson-Gower,  da.  of  3rd  Earl 
Granville  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1894 ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Bedford  March 
1912. 

Residence — 16,  Beaufort  Gardens,  S.W. 

F.  8AFF0RD  (Canterbury). 
Frank  Safford,  son  of  the  late  John  Burham  Safiford, 
of  Longcroft,  Tring,  Herts;  b.  June  lith,  1849;  ed.  at  St.  Paul's  Sch.  :  m. 
1889,  Fanny  Theresa,  who  d.  191 6,  el.  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Archibald 
Roberts,  of  the  Chancery  Bar .,  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1872  ;  goes  S.-E.  Cir- 
cuit ;  is  a  Member  of  Order  of  Advocates,  Transvaal ;  appomted  Recorder  of 
Canterbury  Nov.  1894  ;  author  of  "The  Law  of  Merchandise  Marks  "  ;  joint 


392  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


author  of  "  Privy  Council  Practice"  (dedicated  to  the  Sovereign  by  permission 
of  King  Edward  VII.). 

Residence — 127,     Old    Tovil     Road,     Maidstone.  Chambers— ■!,     Pump    Court, 

Temple,  E.G. 

SIR  EDWARD  M.  SAMSON  (Swansea). 

Edward  Marlay  Samson,  K.B.E.,  K.C.,  second  son  of  Louis 
San'.son,  J. P.,  D.I^.,  of  Scotchwell,  Haverfordwest;  b.  March  27th,  1869; 
ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1892,  and  K.C. 
1919  ;  joined  S.  Wales  and  Chester  Circuit ;  is  Chancellor  of  the  Diocese  of 
St.  David's,  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Pembrokeshire,  and  Chm.  of  Haverfordwest 
Quarter  Sessions  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Pembroke  co.  (C)  Jan.  and  Dec. 
1910 ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Swansea  May  1918;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1918, 
K.B.E.  (Civil)  1920. 

Residences — 12,  Richmond  Road,  Swansea  ;  The  Lodge,  Clarbeston  Road,  Pembroke- 
shire.    Clubs — Carlton,  United  University. 

P.  £.  SANDLANDS  (Newark). 

Paul  Ernest  Sandlands,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Poole 
Sandlands,  M.A.,  V.  of  Brigstock,  Thrapslon,  Northants,  by  Janet  Pitcairn, 
da.  of  the  late  William  Simpson,  of  Airdrie,  Scotland ;  b.  May  25th,  1878  ; 
ed.  privately,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  Law  Tripos  1899)  :  m.  1905, 
Laura,  da.  of  the  late  B.  E.  West,  formerly  of  Flore  Grange,  Weedon  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1900 ;  goes  Midland  Circuit;  served  in  S.  Africa  1900  with 
City  Imperial  Vol.  Mounted  Inf.  (Queen's  medal  with  five  clasps) ;  subsequently 
Lieut.  1st  Cadet  Batn.,  The  Queen's  (Roy.  W.  Surrey  Regt.)  ;  commanded 
a  Div.  of  Birmingham  Special  Constabulary  during  European  War  (medal, 
O.B.E. );  appointed  a  Revising  J3ar.  1913,  and  Recorder  of  Newark 
Jan.   1915. 

Residence — 16,  Emperor's  Gate,  Kensington,  S.W.7.  Chambers— 2,  Harcourt  Buildings, 
Temple,  E.C.         C/?/^— Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

E.  W.  WINGATE-SAUL  (Preston). 

Ernest  Wingate  Wingate-Saul,  K.C,  son  of  William  Wingate 
Wingate-Saul,  M.D.  ;  b.  1873  :  vi.  1902,  Violet,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas 
Edmondson  Stedman  Satterthwaite,  of  Castle  Park,  Lancaster  ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1897,  ^.nd  a  K.C.  1919  ;  has  been  Recorder  of  Preston  and  Judge  and 
Assessor  of  Borough  Court  of  Pleas  since  1921. 

Residence — 192,  West  Hill,  Putney,  S.W.  15.  Chambers — 8,  King's  Bench  Walk, 
I'emple,  E.C. 4.         Chih — Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

R.  G.  SETON  (Devizes). 

Robert  George  Seton,  only  surviving  son  of  the  late  Walter 
Scott  Seton-Karr,  of  Bramshot,  Farnborough,  Hants,  and  67,  Lowndes  Square, 
S.W.,  by  Eleanor  Katherine,  who  d.  1903,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  the  Hon. 
Henry  Cockayne  Cust ;  b.  Dec.  3rd,  i860;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  New  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1887,  M.A.  1888)  :  vi.  1899,  Janet  Gertrude,  da.  of  Sir  Mark 
John  MacTaggart-Stewart,  ist  Bt.  ;  is  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar  ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1885  ;  joined  W.  Circuit;  was  a  Revising  Bar.  1908-18; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Devizes  Aug.  1904,  and  The  Associate  of  W.  Circuit 
1918. 

Residence-  -^T,  Fitzjohn's  Avenue,  Hampstead,  N.W.  Chambers — 3,  Dr.  Johnson's 
Buildings,  Temple.  E.C.        C/«^j— Carlton,  Athenaeum. 

F.  W.  SHERWOOD  (Worcester). 

Frederic  William  Sherwood,  son  of  William  Sherwood,  solicitor, 
of  Reading;  b.  May  2ist,  1864;  ed.  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1887)  : 
m.   1907,  Hilda,    youngest   da.    of    John    Kent    Spender,   M.D.,    of  Bath  ; 


RECORDERS.  393 


Bar.  Middle  Temple  1890 ;  joined  Oxford  Circuit ;  appointed  a  Revising 
Barrister  1899,  and  Recorder  of  Worcester  and  Judge  of  Worcester  Civil 
Court  of  Pleas  May  1908. 

Chambers— z.  Temple  Gardens,  Temple,  E.C. 

W.  N.  SLADE  (Bridgwater). 

Wyndham  Neave  Slade,  el.  .son  of  the  late  Wyndham  Slade, 
J.P.,  D.L.,  formerly  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate,  of  88,  Chester  Square, 
S.W.,  and  Montys,  Taunton,  by  Cicely,  da.  of  Sir  Digby  Neave,  3rd  Bt. ;  b. 
1867  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.,  Honours  in  Law  1890, 
M.A.  1893)  :  m.  1898,  Evelyn  Mary,  da.  of  William  Clarence  Watson,  Esq., 
of  Colworth,  Bedfordshire;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1891  ;  goes  Western  Circuit; 
has  been  Recorder  of  Bridgwater  since  1898. 

Residence— yVont^s  Court,  Taunton.  Chambers— a,  Essex  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 
Clubs — Arthur's,  Wellington,  Somerset  County. 

M.  W.  SMITH  (Rochester). 

Morton  William  Smith,  elder  son  of  the  late  Frederick  James 
Smith,  Recorder  of  Margate;  b.  1851 :  m.  1876,  Adrienne  Blanche,  da. 
of  Charles  A.  Blouet,  of  Paris ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1872 ;  is  a  Member  of  S.-E. 
Circuit,  of  Kent  Sessions,  and  a  J. P.  for  Cornwall  ;  was  Recorder  of  Gravesend 
Dec.  1889  to  Nov.  1897,  since  when  he  has  been  Recorder  of  Rochester; 
appointed  Commr.  for  Trial  of  Election  Petitions  1895. 

Residences — Day  Dawn,  Mount  Wise,  Newquay,  Cornwall ;  84,  Hazelwell  Road,  Putney, 
S.W.15.         Chambers — 4,  Essex  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 

A.  F.  SOMERVILLE  (Wells). 

Arthur  Fownes  Somerville,  el.  son  of  the  late  James  Curtis 
Somerville,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Binder  House,  Wells,  Somerset,  by  Emily  Periam, 
who  d.  19CO,  da.  of  Sir  Alexander  Hood,  2nd  Bt.  ;  b.  April  23rd,  1850  ;  ed. 
at  Marlborough,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (LL.B.  1873)  :  m.  1880,  Ellen,  da. 
of  William  Stanley  Sharland,  of  Woodbridge,  New  Norfolk,  Tasmania ;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1875  ;  joined  W.  Circuit  ;  was  Lieut.  N.  Somerset  Yeo. 
1873-7  '■>  is  a  J.P.,  a  County  Councillor,  and  Dep.-Chm.  of  (Quarter  Sessions 
of  Somerset  (High  Sheriff  1909-10),  and  Chin,  of  its  Standing  Joint  Com- 
mittee ;  has  been  a  Member  of  House  of  Laity  since  1905,  and  Recorder  of 
Wells  since  Jan.  1916. 

Residence — Dinder  House,  Wells,  Somer'^et.         Club — Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

A.  H.  SPOKES  (Beading). 

Arthur  Hewett  Spokes,  LL.B.,  second  son  of  the  late  Sir  Peter 
Spokes,  of  Reading,  and  25,  Chester  Terrace,  Regent's  Park,  N.W. ;  b.  June 
28th,  1854;  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London  (B.A.,  B.Sc,  and  LL.B.  1876, 
Fellow  1878)  :  m.  1892,  Ethel  Mary,  da.  of  Arthur  Gumey.  Esq.,  of  Russell 
House,  Balham,  S.W.  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1875  '  S^^^  Oxford  Circuit  ; 
was  Recorder  of  Newbury  Dec.  1893  to  Dec.  1894,  since  when  he  has  been 
Recorder  of  Reading ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Marylebone,  W.  Div.  (Z) 
Dec.  1910. 

Residence— ii,  St.  Andrew's  Place,  Regent's  Park,  N.W.  Chambers— <i.  Pump  Court, 
Temple,  E.C. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  STURGES  (New  Windsor).    See  page  368. 

SWINBURNE-HANHAM  [see  Hanbam]. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  THOMPSON  (Belfast).    See  page  373. 

C.  F.  VACHELL   (Gloucester). 
Charles  Francis  Vachell,  K.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  Charles 
Redwood  Vachell,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  of  Cardiff,  by  Hester,   da.   of  the  late 
Capt.  Francis  Shearman,  26th  Regt. .:  b.  1854 ;  ed.  at  Milton  Abbas  Sch., 


394  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


Blandford :  m.  i8 — ,  Jenny,  da.  of  the  late  John  Daniel,  of  Nynehead, 
Somerset ;  admitted  Solicitor  1877  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1886,  and  a  K.C. 
1905  ;  goes  Oxford  Circuit;  appointed  Recorder  of  Gloucester  July  1905. 

^«/^«^<— Brackenhurst,  Ashwood  Bank,  near  Redditch.  CAa;;/i5«/-^— Clement's  Inn, 
Strand,  W.C.        C/«*— Junior  Carlton. 

T.  H.  WALKER  (Derby), 

Thomas  HoUis  Walker,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  John  West 
Walker,  of  Hundleby  House,  Spilsby  ;  b.  i860 :  w.  1895,  Margaret,  da.  of 
the  late  A.  W.  Stuckey,  of  Hove,  Sussex  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1886,  and  K.C. 
1910  ;  is  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar;  appointed  Recorder  of  Derby 
June  1918. 

Residence — 73,  Victoria  Road,  Kensington,  W.  Cliambers — 2,  Harcourt  Buildings,. 
Temple,  E.C.        Club — Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

F.  T.  BARRINGTON-WARD  (Hythe). 

Frederick  Temple  Barrington-Ward,  K.  C,  son  of  the  Rev. 
Mark  James  Barrington-Ward,  D.D.,  R.  of  Duloe,  Cornwall  ;  b.  1880  ;  ed.  at 
Westminster,  at  Hertford  Coll.,  and  at  All  Souls'  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1902, 
Fellow  1904,  M.A.  and  B.C.  L.  1905)  :  m.  1908,  Mary,  da.  of  A.  L.  Smith, 
Master  of  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1905,  and  K.C.  1919; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Hythe  June  22nd,  1914  ;  sometime  temporary  Capt. 
Co.  of  London  Vol.  Regt. 

Residence — 8,  Green  Street,  ark  Lane,  W.i.  Chambers — 2,  Harcourt  Buildings, 
Temple,  E.C.       Ciubs — Windh&m,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

W.  J.  WAUGH  (Sheffield). 

William  James  Waugh,  K.C,  son  of  James  Waugh,  of 
Morecambe,  Lancashire  ;  b.  Nov.  i8th,  1856  ;  ed.  privately  ;  Bar.  Middle 
Temple  1880,  a  K.C.  1904,  and  a  Bencher  1912  ;  goes  N.-E.  Circuit;  ap- 
pointed first  Recorder  of  Middlesbrough  1910,  and  of  Sheffield  Nov.  1915. 

Chambers — 6,  Pump  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 

A.  D.  0.  WEDDERBURN  (Gravesend). 

Alexander  Dundas  Ogilvy  Wedderburn,  C.B.E.,  K.C,  only 
surviving  son  of  the  late  James  Alexander  Wedderburn,  by  Marion,  da.  of  the 
late  Sir  James  Cosmo  Melvill,  K.C.B.  ;  /;.  1854  ;  ed.  at  Haileybury,  and 
at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  Classical  Honours  1877)  :  vi.  1887,  Mathilde, 
who  d.  1898,  da.  of  Henry  William  Segelcke,  of  Elfindale,  Heme  Hill, 
S.E.;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1880,  a  K.C.  1897,  and  a  Bencher  1908  ;  S.-E. 
Circuit  and  Parliamentary  Bar  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Gravesend  Nov.  1897  ; 
C.B.E.  (Civil)  1920. 

Residences — 8,  Ormonde  Gate,  Chelsea,  S.W.3 ;  The  Hoo,  Willingdon,  Sussex. 
Chambers — Farrar's  Building,  Temple,  E.C.         C/w^Travellers'. 

J.  W.  W.  WEIGALL  (Gravesend). 

Julian  William  Wellesley  Weigall,  son  of  Henry  Weigall,  J. P., 
of  Southwood  House,  St  Lawrence,  Ramsgate,  by  Lady  Rose  Sophia  Mary, 
da.  of  nth  Earl  of  Westmorland;  b.  Dec.  30th,  1868;  ed.  at  Wellington 
Coll.,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1891);  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1894  ; 
goes  S.-E.  Circuit  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Kent,  Isle  of  Thanet  (Z.)  1910  ; 
Hon.  Lieut,  in  Army;  during  European  War  served  with  Serbian  Unit  British 
Red  Cross  (two  medals,  4rh  class  of  Serbian  Order  of  While  Eagle,  ist  class 
Serbian  Order  of  Red  Cross)  ;  attached  to  Recruiting  Staff  1917,  and  Legal 
Adviser  to  Min.  of  National  Ser.,  London  Region  1918  ;  appointed  Recorder 
of  Gravesend  Jan.  1922. 

Residence — 3,  Palmer  Street,  Westminster,  S.  W.  Chambers — 6,  Pump  Court,  Temple^ 
E.C. 4.        Club — Athenaeum. 


RECORDERS.  395 

a.  C.  WHITELEY  (Sandwich  and  Ramsgate). 
George  Cecil  Whiteley,  K.C,  second  son  of  the  late  George 
Crispe  Whiteley,  of  The  Chestnuts,  Dulwich  Common,  S.E.  ;  b.  iMay  loth, 
1875;  ed.  at  Dulwich  Coll.,  and  at  King's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1897,  M.A. 
1898)  :  ni.  1904,  Male,  el.  da.  of  W.  H.  Wayman,  of  Halifax,  Yorkshire  ;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1900,  and  a  K.C.  192 1 ;  goes  S.-E.  Circuit ;  appointed  Junior 
Counsel  to  the  Treasury  at  Central  Criminal  Court  1912,  and  Recorder  of 
Sandwich  and  Ramsgate  Oct.  1920;  author  of  "  Whiteley's  Licensing  Laws." 

Residence— ya,  Albert  Hall  Mansions,  S.W.7.  Chambers— i.  Garden  Court,  Temple, 

E.C.         Clubs — Brooks's,  Reform. 

R.  E.  L.  VAUGHAN  WILLIAMS  (Carmarthen). 

Roland  Edmund  Lomax  Vaughan  Williams,  K.C,  son  of  the 
late  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Roland  Lomax  Bowdler  Vaughan  Williams,  P.C.,  some- 
time a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal;  b.  1866  ;  m.  191 1,  the  Hon.  Grace  Agnes,  da.  of 
1st  Baron  Phillimore,  of  The  Coppice,  Henley-on-Thames,  and  Cam  House, 
Campden  Hill,  W.8,  sometime  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn 
and  Middle  Temple  1893,  and  K.C.  1913  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Carmarthen 
June  1917 ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Durham  Houghton-le-Spring  Div.  Jan. 
1906,  South  Shields  Jan.  and  Oct.  1910,  and  Cornwall,  W.,  or  St.  Ives,  Div. 
Dec.  1 9 10. 

Residence — r,  Upper  Phillimore  Gardens,  W.8.  Chambers — 2,  Garden  Court,  Temple, 
E.C.         Clubs — Travellers'   Savile. 

W.  L.  WILLIAMS  (CardifD. 

William  Llewelyn  Williams,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Morgan 
Williams,  of  Brownhill,  Llangadock,  Carmarthenshire,  by  Sarah,  da.  of 
Thomas  Davies,  of  Bankylan,  Llansadwrn  ;  b.  March  loth,  1867  ;  ed.  at 
Llandovery  Coll.,  and  at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  and  B.C.L.  1899): 
m.  1891,  Elinor,  da.  of  the  late  James  Jenkins,  of  Glansawdde,  Llangadock, 
Carmarthenshire  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1897,  a  K.C.  19 12,  and  a  Bencher  1917  ; 
goes  S.  Wales  and  Chester  Circuit ;  appointed  a  Prosecuting  Counsel  to  the 
Post  Office  1907,  and  Recorder  of  Swansea  1912.  and  of  Cardiff  1915  ;  sat  as 
M.P.  for  Carmarthen  Dist.  (Z)  Jan.  1906  to  Nov.  1918. 

Residence— 111,  Ashley  Gardens,  S.W.  Chambers— -i,  King's  Bench  Walk,  Temple, 

E.C.         Clubs— ^aXionaX  Liberal,  Reform,  Eighty. 

SIR  WILLIAM  E.  HUME- WILLIAMS,  K.B.E..  K.C.,  M.P.  (Norwich).   See  page  168. 

WINGATESAUL  [see  Saul]. 

H.  B.  DRYSDALE  WOODCOCK  (Stamford), 
Hubert  Bayley  Urysdale  Woodcock,  son  of  the  late  Thomas 
Woodcock,  sometime  Queen's  Advocate,  Gold  Coast  Colony ;  b.  Sept. 
1867  :  nt.  1891,  Charlotte,  da.  of  George  Gwyn  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1891  ; 
goes  Midland  Circuit ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Canterbury  (Z)  Jan.  1910,  and 
Southport  Div.  of  Lancashire  (S.W.)  Dec.  1910 ;  is  Acting  Chm.  Quarter 
Sessions  for  Soke  of  Peterborough  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Stamford  Dec.  1912 ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Rochester,  Chatham  Div.  (Z)  Dec.  1918. 

Residences  —  ?,,  Netherhall  Gardens,  Hampstead,  N.W.  ;  Lypiatt  Park,  Stroud. 
Gloucestershire;  The  Waterfall,  Bonchurch,  Isle  of  Wight.  Chambers  — i,  lemple 
Gardens,  Temple,  E.C. 

R.  H.  VERNON  WRAGGE  (Pontefract). 
Robert  Horton  Vernon  Wragge,  son  of  the  late  Henry 
Wragge,  of  Whitchurch,  Salop,  by  a  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Gill  Horton,  of 
Whitchurch,  Salop  ;  b.  Feb.  6th,  1854 ;  ed.  at  Whitchurch  Gram.  Sch.  :  m. 
1875,  Ella,  who  d.  1917,  2nd  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Price,  of  Birkenhead; 
Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1894;  goes  N.-E.  Circuit;  is  a  J.P.  for  York  (three  times 


396  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

Lord  Mayor)  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Rotherham  Div.  of  W.  Riding  of 
Yorkshire  (C)  1899  and  1900;  appointed  Recorder  of  Pontefract  Oct.  1905  ; 
is  a  Member  of  N.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Appeal  Tribunal. 

Residence — Horton   Lodge,   The   Mount,    York.  Chambers— C<C[ver\cy    Chambers, 

Victoria  Square,  Leeds.        Club — Carlton. 

T.  R.  D.  WRIGHT  (Bradford). 
Thomas  Rowland  Drake  Wright,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  Rev. 
Thomas  Booth  Wright,  of  Broughton  Rectory,  Brigg,  Lincolnshire,  by 
Henrietta  Louisa,  da.  of  Charles  Bonyau  Luard,  Esq.,  of  Blyborough  Hall, 
Lincolnshire;  b.  1853;  ed.  at  Uppingham,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  :  ;;/. 
1884,  Marianne,  youngest  da.  of  R.  W.  M.  Nesfield,  Esq.,  Bar.-at-Law,  of 
Castle  Hill,  Bakewell,  Derbyshire;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1877;  joined  N.-E. 
Circuit ;  was  Recorder  of  Pontefract  Dec.  1889  to  Oct.  1905,  since  when  he 
has  been  Recorder  of  Bradford. 

Residence — Firby  Hall,  Bedale.        Chambers — Market  Street,  Bradford. 

H.  J.  YOUNG  {Nottingham). 

Hugo  Joseph  Young,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  John  Joseph 
Young,  J. P.,  of  Claxby  House,  Market  Rasen,  Lincolnshire,  by  Margaret 
Baldwin,  of  Manchester  ;  b.  Oct.  29th,  1847  5  ^d.  at  Ushaw  Coll.,  Durham 
(Medallist  in  Classics  and  Mathematics);  B.A.  (Honours  in  Animal  Physi- 
ology), London  1869  :  m.  1875,  Emma,  who  d.  1902,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas 
Davies;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1872,  a  Q.C.  1898,  and  a  Bencher  1907;  goes 
Midland  Circuit ;  is  a  Life  Gov.  of  Birmingham  Univ.,  a  Trustee  of  David 
Young's  Almshouse,  and  of  Maria  Young's  Spinsters'  Fund;  appointed  Re- 
corder of  Lincoln  Oct.  1905,  and  of  Nottingham  Jan.  1921 ;  was  Commr. 
of  Assize  1918,  1920,  and  1921. 

Residence — The  Vane,  61,  Redington  Road,  Hampstead,  N.W.  Chambers — 3,  Paper 
Buildings,  Temple,  E.G.        CA^i^— Reform. 


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JUDICIAL    OFFICES    NOT    INCLUDED    UNDER 
FORMER  HEADINGS. 


Temporal  Chancellor  of  Co.  Palatine  of  Durham. 
Edward  Tindal  Atkinson,  K.C.     See  page  356. 

Lord  Mayor  of  London. 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  James  Baddeley,  el.  son  of  John  Baddeley, 

of  Hackney,  N.E.  ;  b.  1842  :  in.  ist,  1868,  Mary,  who  d.  1905,  da.  of 
William  Locks,  of  Hackney,  N.E.  ;  2ndly,  1912,  Florence,  da  of  J.  Douglass 
Mathews,  of  Highbury  New  Park,  N.  ;  is  a  J. P.,  a  Treasurer,  and  an 
Alderman  (Farringdon  Within  Ward)  for  London  (Sheriff  1908-9),  and  a 
Lieut,  for  City  of  London;  elected  Lord  Mayor  of  London  1921  ;  author  of 
"The  Church  of  St.  Giles.^  Cripplegate,"  and  "A  History  of  the  Guildhall," 
"  The  Aldermen  of  the  City;of  London,"  and  "  Cripplegate  Ward  ":  Knt.  1909. 
Residences — Mansion  House,  E.C.  ;  Lakefield,  32,  Woodberry  Down,  N. 

Common  Serjeant  of  London. 

Henry  Fielding  Dickens,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Charles  Dickens, 

the  novelist;  b.  Jan.  i6th,  1849;  ed.  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (Scholar  and  Law 

Student) :  m.  1876,  Marie  Therese  Louise,  el.  da.  of  the  late  Antonin  Roche, 

Esq.,  of  London;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1873,  a  K.C.   1892,  a  Bencher  1899, 


MISCELLANEOUS.  397 


and  Treasvirer  1922 ;  sometime  a  Revising  Barrister  for  Med  way  and  Tonbridge 
Divs.  of  Kent ;  was  Recorder  of  Deal  1883-92,  and  of  Maidstone  18921917, 
since  when  he  has  been  Common  Serjeant  of  London,  and  a  Judge  of  the 
Mayor's  and  City  of  London  Court. 

Residence— %,    Mulberry    Walk,    Chelsea,    S.W.  Chambers— 2,    Paper    Buildings, 

Temple,  E.C. 

Judge  of  tlie  Mayor's  and  City  of  London  Court. 

His  Honour  Judge  Frank  Slather  Jackson,  son  of  John  H. 
Jackson,  of  Bemerton,  Salisbury ;  b.  1852  :  m.  1887,  Edith,  da.  of  the  late 
James  Easton,  of  Princes  Gardens,  S.W.  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1884  ;  is 
a  Judge  of  the  Mayor's  and  City  of  London  Court. 

Residence — 18,  Brunswick  Gardens,  Kensington,  W.         Chambers — Guildhall,  E.C. 

Judge  of  City  of  London  Court. 

His  Honour  Judge  Llewellyn  Archer  Atherley-Jones.     See 

page  362. 

Judge  of  Consistory  Court,  London. 

Sir  Alfred  Bray  Kempe,  D.C.L.,  3rd  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John 
Edward  Kempe,  R.  of  St.  James's,  Piccadilly,  W. ;  b.  1849;  ed.  at  St.  Paul's 
Sch.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1872,  M.A.  1884) :  m.  ist,  1877,  Mary, 
who  d.  1893,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  William  Bowman,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  1st  Bt. : 
2ndly,  1897,  Idii)  el-  da.  of  His  Honour  the  late  Judge  Meadows  White,  Judge 
of  County  Court  Circuit  No.  41  ;  Bar,  Inner  Temple  1873,  and  a  Bencher 
1909  ;  Hon.  D.C.L.,  Durham  1908  ;  is  a  Fellow  of  Roy.  So.  (Treasurer  and 
Vice-Pres.  1918-19),  Chancellor  of  Dioceses  of  Southwell,  St.  Albans,  Peter- 
borough, Chichester,  Chelmsford,  and  London,  and  ex-officio  Judge  of  the 
Consistory  Court  of  London ;  was  Sec.  to  Roy.  Commn.  on  Ecclesiastical 
Courts  1881-3;  author  of  various  mathematical  papers  ;  Knt.  1912. 

Residence — 50,  Sussex  Gardens,  Hyde  Park,  W.2.  Chambers — 2,  Paper  Buildings, 
Temple,  E.C.         Club — Athenaeum. 

Vice-Chancellor  of  Co.  Palatine  of  Lancaster. 
Roger  Bernard  Lawrence,  A'.C,  son  of  the  late  Philip  Henry 
Lawrence,  Bar.-at-Law  ;  b.  1869  ;  ed.  at  Gram.  Sch.,  Buntingford,  and  at 
London  Univ.  (B.A.  1869)  :  m.  1896,  Clara  Mabel,  da.  of  the  Rev.  Philip 
Henry  Wicksteed,  D.Litt.  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1891,  and  K.C.  1913  ;  ap- 
pointed Vice-Chancellor  of  Co.  Palatine  of  Lancaster  1919. 

Residence— "Wit.  Beeches,  Poplar  Road,  Oxton,  Birkenhead.  Chambers— <),  Cook 
Street,  Liverpool.     C/«^j— Reform,  Exchange,  Athenaeum  (Liverpool),  Union  (Manchester;. 

Deputy  Chairman  of  Co.  of  London  Sessions. 

Allan  James  Lawrie,  son  of  the  late  James  Dundas  Lawrie, 
of  5,  Moray  Place,  Edinburgh,  and  Monkrigg,  Haddington ;  b.  1873 ; 
ed.  at  Fettes  Coll.,  Edinburgh,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1897): 
m.  1902,  Ethel,  youngest  da.  of  the  late  Judge  Adams,  K.C,  County  Court 
Judge,  of  Limerick  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1899  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Holder- 
ness  Div.  of  E.  Riding  of  Yorkshire  (Z)  Oct.  1900;  appointed  Dep.-Chm. 
of  Co.  of  London  Sessions  191 1. 

Residence— 36,  Scarsdale  Villas,  Kensington,  W.  C/K*f— Brooks's,  National  Liberal, 
Public  Schools. 

Judge  of  Bristol  Tolzey  and  Pie  Poudre  Court. 
William  Blake  Odgers,  K.C.     See  page  389. 


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THE   JUDICIAL    BENCH. 


Judge  of  Salford  Hundred  Court  of  Record. 

John  RosKiLL,  K.C.,  son  of  the  late  Gustavus  Roskill,  of 
Manchester;  b.  May  20th,  i860;  ed.  at  Owens  Coll.,  Manchester,  and  at 
Corpus  Christi  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1883,  M.A.  1886),  B.Sc.  Manchester 
Univ.  :  in.  1901,  Sybil  Mary  Wentworth,  da.  of  the  late  Ashton  Wentworth 
Dilke,  M.P.  for  Newcastle-on-Tyne  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1888,  and  a  K.C. 
1903  ;  member  of  N.  Circuit ;  was  Recorder  of  Burnley  May  1907-9,  since 
when  he  has  been  Judge  of  Salford  Hundred  Court  of  Record. 

Residences — 33A,  Montagu  Square,  W.  ;    Heatherfield,  Newtown  Common,  Newbury 
Chambers — i.  Paper  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C.         Clubs — Reform,  New  University. 

Presiding  Judge  of  Court  of  Passage,  Liverpool. 

Sir  William  Francis  Kyffin  Taylor, 
K.B.E.,  el.  son  of  the  late  Ven.  William  Francis 
Taylor,  D.D.,  Archdeacon  of  Liverpool  ;  b.  July 
9th,  1854;  ed.  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1877): 
in.  1883,  Mary  Fleming,  da.  of  Robert  Crooks,  of 
Rosemount,  Liverpool;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1879, 
K.C.  1895,  and  a  Bencher  1905  ;  elected  a  Member 
of  Bar  Council  1900  ;  joined  N.  Circuit ;  is  a  J.  P. 
and  Dep.  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Salop ;  ap- 
pointed Recorder  of  Bolton  Aug.  1901,  Presiding 
Judge  of  Court  of  Passage,  Liverpool  1903,  and 
Commr.  for  Board  of  Education  and  Judge  War 
Compensation  Court  1920;  was  Judge  of  Appeal  in 
Isle  of  Man  1918-21  ;  acted  as  a  Commr.  of  Assize 
1919  and  1920  ;  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1918. 

Residence — Gadlas  Hall,  EUesmere,  Shropshire.  Cham- 
hers — 4,  Harcourt  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C.  Clubs — Con- 
servative, Garrick. 

Chairman  of  Co.  of  London  Sessions. 

Sir  Robert  Wallace,  K.C,  third  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Robert 
Wallace,  of  St.  Stephens  Green,  Dublin  ;  b.  Oct.  1850;  ed.  in  Dublin,  and 
at  Queen's  Univ.,  Ireland  (Mathematical  and  Law  Scholar  18 — ,  B.A.  1871, 
LL.B.  1873);  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1874,  and  a  K.C.  1894;  joined  N.-E. 
Circuit ;  sometime  a  Revising  Barrister,  and  subsequently  an  Examiner  in  the 
Supreme  Court  of  Judicature ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Wandsworth  1885, 
W.  Div.  of  Edinburgh  1886,  and  W.  Div.  of  Renfrewshire  1892  ;  sat  as  M.P. 
for  Perth  (Z)  July  1895  to  Jan.  1907,  when  he  was  appointed  Chm.  of  Co.  of 
London  Sessions  ;  Knt.  19 16. 

Chambers— 2,  Garden  Court,  Temple,  E.C.       Clubs — Reform,  National  Liberal. 

Judge  of  Norwlcli  Guildhall  Court  of  Record. 
Sir  Ernest  Edward  Wild,  K.C,  M.P.     See  page  166. 


VICE-ADMIRALS     OF    THE     COAST 

OF   GREAT   BRITAIN   AND    IRELAND. 

[ADMIRALTY  JURISDICTION.] 


A  Vice-Admiral  of  the  Coast  is  a  Judicial  and  Ministerial  Officer, 
representing  the  Lord  High  Admiral  in  his  Civil,  as  distinguished  from  the 
Naval,  capacity.  The  office  is  of  great  antiquity,  but  has  fallen  into  some 
desuetude  during  the  last  hundred  years.     The  letters  patent  of  the  appoint- 


VICE-ADMIRALS   OF   THE   COAST. 


399 


ment  confer  on  this  officer  an  Admiralty  jurisdiction  over  the  coast  of  the 
county  for  which  he  is  appointed,  and  over  the  sea  shore,  public  streams,  and 
arms  of  the  sea  adjoining,  with  power  to  take  cognizance  within  that  jurisdic- 
tion of  all  causes,  civil  and  maritime,  and  of  crimes  and  offences.  In  time  of 
war  he  has  frequently  impressed  mariners  for  the  Navy.  The  Sea  Coast  of 
England  and  Wales  is  divided  into  nineteen  circuits,  or  Vice- Admiralties ; — 
viz.,  (i)  Northumberland,  Durham  and  York,  (2)  Lincoln,  (3)  Norfolk,  (4) 
Suffolk,  (5)  Essex,  (6)  Kent,  (7)  Sussex,  (8)  Southampton,  (9)  Dorset,  (10) 
Devon,  (11)  South  Cornwall,  (12)  North  Cornwall,  (13)  Somerset,  (14) 
Gloucester,  (15)  South  Wales.  (16)  North  Wales,  (17)  Chester,  (18)  Lancaster, 
^19)  Westmorland  and  Cumberland — many  of  which  are  at  present  vacant. 
In  some  Scottish  Burghs  the  Provosts  are  Vice- Admirals  ex-officio,  and  not  by 
special  appointment.     The  following  is  a  list  of  the  offices  at  present  filled  : — 


Aberdeenshire — Lord   Provost  of  Aberdeen 

(Hon.  W.  Meff)- 
Connaiight,  Province  of — Earl  of  Granard. 

Cutnberland  and  Westmoreland  —  Baron 
Hothfield. 

Firth  of  Forth — Adtn. — Lord  Provost  of 
Edinburgh  City  (Right  Hon.  T. 
Hutchison). 

Firth  0/  Tay  —  Lord  Provost  of  Dundee 
City  (Hon.  A.  Spence,  O.B.E.). 


Leinster,  Pro7>ince  of- . 

Lincolnshire — Earl  of  Yarborough. 

Moray    Firth  —  Provost   of   Inverness  (D. 
M  acdonald). 

Munster,  Province  q/—TE.a.T\  of  Listowel. 

North  IVales  and  Co.  Carmarthen — Baron 
Mostyn. 

Suffolk — Earl  of  Stradbroke. 

Ulster,  Province  of— Kail  of  Gosford. 


To  the  watchful. 


EARL  OF  GOSFOED  (Province  of  Ulster). 

Archibald  Brabazon  Sparrow 
ACHESON,  A'./'.,  4th  Earl,  Baron  Worling- 
ham  in  House  of  Lords,  and  a  Baronet  of 
Nova  Scotia  ;  />.  Aug.  19th,  1841  ;  ed.  at 
Harrow :  m.  1876,  Lady  Louisa  Augusta 
Beatrice  Montagu,  2nd  da.  of  7th  Duke  of 
Manchester,  K.P.  ;  formerly  Major  Armagh 
.Mil.  ;  was  Lord  of  the  Bedchamber  toH.R.H. 
the  Prince  of  Wales  1886- 1 901  ;  sometime 
H.M's  Lieut,  for  co.  Armagh,  and  Hon. 
Col.  of  a  Batn.  Princess  Victoria's  ( Roy.  Irish 
Fusiliers) ;  is  Vice-Chamberlain  of  the  House- 
hold to  H.M.  Queen  Alexandra,  Vice-Adm.  of  Province  of  Ulster,  and 
a  Knight  Grand  Cross  cf  Orders  of  the  Dannebrog  of  Denmark,  of  Redeemer 
of  Greece,  and  of  White  Eagle  of  Russia  ;  bore  Queen  Consort's  Ivory  Rod  at 
Coronation  of  King  Edward  VII.  1902;  K.P.  1869. 

Residence— 2^,  Hyde  Park  Gardens,  W.        C/;<^f— White's,  Travellers',  Royal  Yacht 
Squadron. 

EARL  OF  GRANARD  (Province  of  Connauglit). 

Bernard  Arthur  William  Patrick 
Hastings  Forbes,  RC,  K.P.,  G.C.V.O., 
8th  Earl,  and  a  Baronet;  b.  Sept.  17th, 
1874:  m.  1909,  Beatrice,  da.  of  Ogden 
Mills,  of  East  69th  Street,  New  York,  and 
Staatsburg,  Dutchess  co.,  New  York ; 
formerly  Capt.  Scots  Guards,  and  Lieut.- 
Col.  8th  Batn.  City  of  London  Regt.  ;  is  an 
Hon.  Lieut. -Col.,  Lieut,  of  co.  Longford, 
and  Lieut.-Col.  Roy.  Irish  Regt. ;  has  Grand 
Cross  of  Spanish  Orders  of  Isabella  la 
Catolica  and  Charles  III.,  of  Swedish  Order  of  the  North  Star  of  Daneborg 


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THE   JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


of  Denmark,  and  of  Christ  of  Portugal,  and  4th  class  of  Order  of  White 
Eagle  of  Serbia  with  Swords,  Spanish  Mil.  Order  of  Merit,  and  Order  of 
Redeemer  of  Greece  ;  served  in  S.  Africa  1900- 1902,  and  during  European 
War  191 5- 1 7  (despatches  four  times,  Officer  Legion  of  Honour) ;  was  a  Lord- 
in-Waiting  to  King  Edward  VIL  1905,  Master  of  the  Horse  to  King 
Edward  VIL  1905-10,  and  to  King  George  V.  1910-15,  and  Assist.  Post- 
master-Gen. 1906-9 ;  acted  as  Special  Ambassador  to  Foreign  Courts  to 
announce  Accession  of  King  George  V.  1910;  appointed  Vice-Adm.  of 
Province  of  Connaught  1915,  and  Chm.  Irish  Food  Control  Committee  1918; 
P.C.  (England)  1907,  K.P.  1909.  G.C.V.O.  1915,  and  P.C.  (Ireland)  1918. 

Seat — Castle-Forbes,    Newtown   Forbes,   co.    Longford.  Town    Residence — Forbes 

House,  Halkin  Street,  S.W.        Clubs — Guards',  National  Liberal,  Turf. 


BARON  HOTHFIELD  (Cumberland  and  Westmoreland). 

Henry  James  Tufton,  ist  Baron 
Hothfield,  and  a  Baronet ;  b.  June  4th, 
1844  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Ox- 
ford :  m.  1872,  Alice  Harriet  Argyll,  da. 
of  the  Rev.  William  James  Stracey,  M.A. ; 
naturalized  by  Act  of  Parliament  1851  ;  is 
a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Kent,  Lord-Lieut, 
of  Westmoreland  (High  Sheriff  1874),  and 
Pres.  of  Westmoreland  Territorial  Force 
Asso.  ;  elected  Mayor  of  Appleby  1895  ; 
appointed  Vice-Adm.  of  Coasts  of  Cum- 
formerly  Lieut.  E.  Kent   Imperial  Yeo. ; 

unsuccessfully  contested  E.  Kent  (Z)  April  and  November  1868,  and  Feb.  1874, 

and  Westmoreland  1880  ;  was  a  Lord-in- Waiting  to  H.M.  Queen  Victoria  1886; 

elected  Mayor  of  Appleby  1895  ;  cr.  Baron  Hothfield,  of  Hothfield,  co.  Kent 

(peerage  of  United  Kingdom)  1881. 

Seats — Appleby  Castle,  Westmoreland ;  Hothfield  Place,  Ashford,  Kent ;  Skipton  Castle, 
Yorkshire.  Tonvn  Residence — 2,  Chesterfield  Gardens,  Mayfair,  W.  Clubs — Garrick, 
Turf,  Carlton,  Beefsteak. 


berland  and  Westmoreland  \\ 


T.  HUTCHISON  (Firth  of  Forth). 

T.  Hutchison  ;  b.  18 —  ;  is  Lord  Provost  of  Edinburgh  City 
and  virtiite  officii  Adm.  of  the  Firth  of  Forth. 
Residence — Edinburgh. 


EARL  OF  LISTOWEL  (Province  of  Munster). 

William  Hare,  K.P.^  3rd  Earl 

Oj  Listoxvel;  b.  May  29th,  1833  ;  ed.  at 
Eton :  ni.  1865,  Lady  Ernestine  Mary, 
da.  of  3rd  Marquess  of  Ailesbury  :  for- 
merly Lieut,  and  Capt.  Scots  Guards  ;  is 
a  J.  P.  for  CO.  Cork  ;  was  a  Lord-in- 
Waiting  to  H.M.  Queen  Victoria  in  1880  ; 
appointed  Vice-Adm.  of  Province  of  Mun- 
ster 1884. 

Seat  —  Convamore,  Mallow,  co.  Cork. 
ToTun  Residetue  —  Kingston  House,  Prince's 
Gate,  S.W.    Clubs— Brooks's,  Kildare   Street. 


VICE-ADMIRALS    OF   THE   COAST. 


401 


D.  MACDONALD  (Moray  Firth). 
Donald  Macdonald;  b.  May  3rd,   1849;  elected  Provost  of 
Inverness  Nov.  1916,  and  is  virttite  officii  Vice- Mm.  of  the  Moray  Firth. 
Residence — Glencoe,  Fairfield  Road,  Inverness. 

HON.  W.  MEFF  (Aberdeenshire). 

William  Meff  ;  b.  1861 ;  is  Lord  Provost  of  Aberdeen,  and 
virtute  officii  Vice. -Ad m.  of  Aberdeenshire. 
Residence — Fordbank,  Aberdeen. 


BARON  MOSTYN  (North  Wales  and  County  Carmarthen). 

Llewellyn  Nevill  Vaughan  Llovd- 
MosTYN,  3rd  Baron,  and  a  Baronet;  b. 
April  7th,  1856  ;  ed.  at  Eton  :  m.  1879, 
Lady  Mary  F'lorence  Edith  Clements,  sister 
of  4th  Earl  of  Leitrim ;  is  a  J.  P.  and 
D.L.  for  cos.  Flint,  Kent,  and  Carnarvon, 
a  County  Councillor  for  Flintshire  (Mostyn 
Div.),  a  Knight  of  Justice  of  the  Order  of  St. 
John  of  Jerusalem  in  England,  and  Hon.  Col. 
Roy.  Welsh  Fusiliers  ;  formerly  Lieut.  3rd 
Batn.  Norfolk  Regt.  ;  appointed  Vice-Adm. 
of  N.  Wales  and  co.  Carmarthen  1898. 

5"^ai— Mostyn  Hall,   Holywell,  Flintshire.         Town  Residence— i,  Hereford  Gardens, 
Park  Lane,  W. 


HON.  A.  SPENCE  (Firth  of  Tay) 

Alexander  Spence,  O.B.E.  ;  b.  1866  ;  elected  Lord  Provost  of 
City  of  Dundee  Nov.  1920,  and  is  7iirtute  officii  Vice.-Adm.  of  the  Firth  of 
Tay. 

Residence — Elangorran,  Hillcrest  Road,  Dundee. 


EARL  OF  STRADBROKE  (Suffolk). 

George  Edward  John  Mowbray 
Rous,  K.C.M.G.,  K.B.E.,  C.B.,  C.  V.O., 
3rd  Earl  of  Stradbroke ;  b.  Nov.  19th, 
1862 ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Camb.(B.A.  1884,  M.A.  1890) :  m.  1898, 
Helena  VioletlAlice,  O.B.E. ,  da.  of  the 
late  Lieut.-Gen.  James  Keith  Fraser, 
C.M.G.;  is  an  A.D.C.  to  H.M.  (with 
rank  of  Col.),  Hon.  Col.(V.D.)  a  Brig. 
R.F.A.  (T.A.),andCol.  Comdg.(V.D.) 
another  Brig.  R.F.A.  (T.A.),  Chm.  of 
Blything  Union  Board  of  Guardians,  Pres.  of  National  Sea  Fisheries  Protection 
Asso.,  of  Council  of  National  Artillery  Asso.,  and  of  Royal  Ophthalmic  Hos- 
pital, patron  of  five  livings,  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Suffolk,  Chm.  of  E.  Sufllolk 
County  Council  and  of  its  Territorial  Force  Asso.,  and  a  Knight  of  Grace 
of  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  in  England  ;  European  War  1914-19  as 
Col.  Comdg.  a  Brig.  R.F.A.  (T.F.);  appointed  Vice-Adm.  of  Suffolk  1890 ; 
has  been  Gov.  of  Victoria,  Australia  since  1920  ;  C.B.  (Civil)  1904,  C.V.O. 
1906,  C.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919,  K.C.M.G.  and  K.B.E.  (Mil.)  1920. 

Official  Residence— S\.3Xe  Government  House,  Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia.      Seat — 
Henham  Hall,  Wangford,  Suffolk.        Clubs — Carlton,  Bachelors',  Royal  Yacht  Squadron. 

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THE    JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


EARL  OF  TARBOROUOH  (Llncolnsliire). 

Charles  Alfred  Worsley 
Pklham,  P.C,  4th  Earlof  Yai- 
borough  ;  b.  June  nth,  1859  ;  ed. 
at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. 
(B.A.  1880,  M.A.  1884) :  m.  1886, 
the  Hon.  Marcia  Amelia  Mary 
Lane-Fox  {Baroness  Fauconberg 
and  Conyers  in  her  own  right), 
el.  da.  of  1 2th  Baron  Conyers; 
was  Capt.  of  Hon.  Corps  of 
Gentlemen-at-Arms  1890-92  ;  is  a 
J. P.  and  Lord-Lieut,  of  Lincoln- 
shire, a  County  Alderman  for 
Lindsey  Div.  of  Lincolnshire 
(Brocklesby  Div.),  and  a  Knight 
of  Justice  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem 
in  England  ;  formerly  Hon.  Col. 
3rd  Batn.  Lincolnshire  Regt.,  and 
Lieut. -Col.  Comdg.  Lincolnshire 
Imperial  Yeo.  ;  appointed  Vice- 
Adm.  of  the  Coast  of  Lincolnshire 

1883;  assumed  for  himself  and  issue  by  Roy.  license  1905,  surname  and  Arms 

of  Pelham  only. 

Seat — Brocklesby  Park,  Lincolnshire.         Clubs — Carlton,  Arthur's. 


METROPOLITAN     &     STIPENDIARY 
MAGISTRATES. 


METROPOLITAN. 

H.  C.  A.  BINGLEY  (Tower  Bridge). 
Henry  Campbell  Alchorne  Bingley,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Robert 
Mildred  Bingley,  J. P.,  R.  of  Braiseworth,  Suffolk;  b.  1862;  ed.  at  Charterhouse, 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1884,  LL.M.  1890):  m.  1901,  Katharine,  da. 
of  Higford  Higford,  J. P.,  of  Hartsfield,  Betchworth..  and  23,  Eaton  Plate,  S.W.  ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1888  ;  went  S.-E.  Circuit;  sometime  Sec.  to  Gen.  Council  of 
the  Bar  ;  appointed  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  1917. 

Residence — 16,  Thurloe  Square,  S.W.     Club — Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

SIR  HENRY  C.  BIRON  (Bow  Street). 

Henry  Ch'artres  BiRON,  son  of  the  late  Robert  John  Biron,  Q.C.  ; 
b.  June  loth,  1863;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn,  1886;  went  S.E.  Circuit;  sometime 
Prosecuting  Counsel  to  the  Post  Office  at  Central  Criminal  Court ;  appointed  a 
Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  March  1906,  and  Ch.  Magistrate  April  1920; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Hythe  (Z)  Jan.  1906  ;  knighted  1920. 
Residetice — 28,  Montpelier  Square,  S.W. 


E.  C.  P.  BOYD  (West  London). 

Edward  Charles  Percy  Boyd,  son  of  the  late  Lieut. -Col.  Alexander 
Boyd;  b.  Sept.  3rd,  1871  ;  ed.  at  Fettes  Coll.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A. 
1893) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1896  ;  went  S.-E.  Circuit ;  sometime  Treasury  Counsel 
at  Central  Criminal  Court  ;  appointed  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  1916. 

Residence — 37,   De    Vere    Gardens,    Kensington,    W.8.        C/«i5j— United   University, 
Garrick. 


METROPOLITAN   MAGISTRATES.  403 


J.  A.  R.  CAIRNS  (Thames). 

John  Arthur  Robert  Cairns,  son  of  the  late  John  Cairns,  of  Belfast, 
by  Agnes,  da.  of  Samuel  Moore,  of  Maghergall,  co.  Antrim  ;  b.  1874;  ed.  at  Roy. 
Academical  Institution,  and  Queen's  Coll.,  Belfast ;  B.A.  (Honours)  Roy.  Univ. 
of  Ireland  1897  :  m.  1912,  Ethel  Janet  Caldwell,  da.  of  C.  E.  Purvis,  of  Westacres, 
Alnwick;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1908;  went  N.-E.  Circuit;  was  Prosecuting 
Council  for  Post  Office  on  N.-E.  Circuit  1913-20;  served  as  Civil  Liabilities 
Commr.  for  Wilts.,  Somerset,  and  Dorset  1916-19,  and  as  Resettlement  Commr., 
Min.  of  Labour  1919-20,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Totnes  Div.  of  Devonshire  (/nd.-L.)  Dec.  1918;  acted 
as  Dep.  Chm.  co.  of  London  Sessions  1919-20  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  cos.  London,  Essex, 
Hertford,  Kent,  Middlesex,  and  Surrey. 

Residence — Wilton  Lodge,  Walton-on-Thames. 

R.  F,  GRAHAM-CAMPBELL  (Bow  Street). 
RoUo  Frederick  GraSam-Campbell,  youngest  son  of  the  late 
John  Graham-Campbell,  of  Shirvan,  Argyllshire,  by  Jessie,  da.  of  the  late  Charles 
Saunders,  of  Fulwood  Park,  Liverpool;  b.  1868  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Camb.  (LL.B.  1891,  LL.M.  1894),  Pres.,  Cambridge  Univ.  Union  So.  1891 : 
m.  1899,  Catharine  Ellen,  da.  of  Sir  Walter  Sherburne  Prideaux  ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1892;  went  S.-E.  Circuit;  was  a  Junior  Counsel  to  Director  of  Pubhc 
Prosecutions,  Central  Criminal  Court  1908-13  ;  appointed  a  Metropolitan  Police 
Magistrate  May  1913. 

Residence— i-i,  Norfolk  Square,  W.         Clubs—OxhxA  and  Cambridge,  Garrick. 


H.  L.  CANCELLOR  (South-Western). 

Henry  Lannoy  Cancellor,  son  of  the  Rev.  John  Henry  Cancellor ; 
e.  1862  ;  in.  1888,  Lily,  da.  of  F.  Chamberlin,  of  Hamble,  Hants ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1888  ;  went  W.  Circuit ;  appointed  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate 
1914. 

Residence — g6,  Campden  Hill  Road,  W. 

C.  M.  CHAPMAN  (Westminster). 

Cecil  Maurice  Chapman,  son  of  Henry  Chapman,  Esq.,  of  Wood- 
ford, Essex,  by  Priscilla  Wakefield,  of  Ipswich ;  b.  June  24th,  1852 ;  ed.  at 
Tonbridge  Sch.  (Exhibitioner),  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1875)  :  m.  1899, 
Adeline  Mary;  dau.  of  David  Barclay  Chapman,  Esq.,  of  Downshire  House,  Roe- 
hampton,  and  widow  of  Arthur  Edward  Guest,  Esq.,  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1878  ; 
went  S.-E.  Circuit ;  was  Assist.  Commr.  on  Market  and  Fairs  Commn.  1887-8, 
on  Labour  Commn.  1892-4,  and  a  County  Councillor  for  London,  Chelsea  Div. 
1896-8  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  cos.  Essex,  Hertford,  Kent,  London,  Middlesex,  and  Surrey  ; 
appointed  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  Aug.  1899  ;  has  been  Assist.  Editor  of 
"  Fisher's  Common  Law  Digest,"  and  Editor  of  Sir  Henry  Cunningham's  "  Law 
of  Evidence  Act "  ;  author  of  "  Marriage  and  Divorce,"  etc. 

Residence — The  Cottage,  Roehampton,  S.W.        Club! — Alhenseum,  National. 

J.  R.  COUSINS.    See  page  407. 

0.  L.  DENMAN  (Great  Marlborough  Street). 

George  Lewis  Denman,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  George 
Denman,  P.C.,  formerly  a  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Judicature,  of  8,  Cranley 
Gardens,  S.W.,  by  Charlotte,  da.  of  Samuel  Hope,  banker,  of  Liverpool ;  b.  1854; 
ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (LL.M.  1879):  m.  1921,  Mary  Forbes, 
da.  of  the  late  John  Chancellor,  of  Shieldhill,  Lanarkshire,  and  widow  of  John  F. 
Cobbett,  of  Saddington  Grange,  Leicestershire  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1877  ;  went 
S.E.  Circuit ;  was  Recorder  of  Queenborough  1882-5,  and  a  Revising  Bar.  1885- 
90,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate. 

Residence — 36,  Evelyn  Gardens,  S.W.        Clubs — Athenxum,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 


404  THE   JUDICIAL    BENCH. 


E.  C.  TENNYSON-D'EYNCOURT  (Marylebone). 
Edmund  Charles  Tennyson-D'Eyncourt,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Louis  Charles  Tennyson-D'Eyncourt  (a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  1851-90), 
of  Bayons  Manor,  Lincolnshire,  and  31,  Cornwall  Gardens,  S.W. ,  by  Sophia,  da. 
of  John  Ashton  Yates  (formerly  M. P.  for  Carlow),  of  Dinglehead,  Liverpool; 
i.  Feb.  nth,  1855;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1878,  M.A. 
1880)  :  m.  1892,  Ruth,  J. P.,  only  child  of  the  late  Sir  Augustus  Frederick  Godson, 
M.P.  for  Kidderminster  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1881  ;  went  S.-E.  Circuit  ;  is  a  J. P. 
for  parts  of  Lindsey,  and  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  ;  formerly  Capt.  Lincolnshire 
Yeo.  ;  was  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  at  N.  London  1897-8,  at  Greenwich 
and  Woolwich  1898-1901,  and  at  Clerkenwell  1901-16,  since  when  at  Marylebone. 

Resiliences — Bayons  Manor,  Tealby,  Lincolnshire  ;  57,  Lowndes  Square,  S.W.      Club — 
United  University. 

H.  W.  DISNEY  (ClerkenweU). 

Henry  William  DiSNEY,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  William  Henry 
Disney,  sometime  V.  of  Hinckley,  and  R.  of  Winwick,  Northants,  by  Mary  Jane, 
who  d.  1864,  da.  of  the  late  Ven.  Anthony  Denny,  Archdeacon  of  Ardfert  ;  b.  1858  ; 
ed.  at  Hertford  Coll.,  O.Kford  (B.A.  Mathematical  Scholar  1880)  :  m.  1892,  Isabel, 
da.  of  the  Rev.  P.  B.  Power;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1884;  went  Midland  Circuit; 
sometime  a  Revising  Barrister,  and  a  Member  of  General  Council  of  the  Bar ; 
appointed  Recorder  of  Great  Grimsby  Jan.  1914,  and  a  Metropolitan  Police 
Magistrate  Feb.  1918 ;  has  been  Law  Lecturer  at  Sch.  of  Economics,  and  Legal 
Correspondent  of  Min.  of  Labour  Labour  Gazette. 
Residence— %,  West  Hill  Road,  S.W.18. 


S.  FLEMING  (Greenwich  and  Woolwich). 

Samuel  Fleming,  son  of  the  late  Frederick  Green  Fleming,  by 
Mary,  da.  of  the  late  Samuel  Gledhill ;  b.  May  24th,  1865  ;  ed.  privately,  and  at 
Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.B.  CM.  1890) ;  D.P.  H.  Camb  :  m.  1892,  Elizabeth  Knox,  el. 
da.  of  the  late  Lieut. -Col.  William  Clare  Ball,  C.  B.  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  and  Middle 
Temple  1897;  joined  N.-E.  Circuit;  was  Legal  y^dviser  and  Judge  Advocate, 
Aldershot  Command,  and  subsequently  Legal  Adviser  Army  Med.  Depart,  at 
War  Office  during  European  War  (Brevet  Lieut. -Col.  1918),  a  Member  of  Gen. 
Council  of  the  Bar  1920,  and  Recorder  of  Doncaster  1920-21 ,  when  he  was  appointed 
a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate. 

Residence — 318,  St.  James'  Court,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.i.         Clubs — Conservative, 
Royal  Automobile. 

C.  E.  FRANCIS  (Westminster). 

Charles  King  FRANCIS,  son  of  the  late  Frederick  Francis,  J. P., 
of  East  Molesey  Court,  Surrey;  b.  Feb.  3rd,  1851  ;  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at 
Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1873) :  /«.  1881,  Edith  Rose  Alma,  da.  of  the  late 
Francis  Frederick  Lovell,  of  Hincheslea,  Brockenhurst,  Hants ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1876;  went  S.-E.  Circuit;  is  a  J. P.  for  cos.  Middlesex,  Kent,  Essex,  Herts, 
Surrey,  and  London  ;  appointed  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  March  1896. 

Residences — East  Molesey  Court,  Surrey  ;  7,  Granville  Place,  Portman  Square,  W. 
Chib — Boodle's. 

T.  W.  FRY  (Greenwich  and  Woolwich). 

Theodore  W^ilfrid  Fry,  O.B.E.,  second  son  of  Sir  Theodore  Fry, 
ist  Bt.,  of  Woodbum,  Darlington,  and  Beechhanger  Court,  Caterham,  Surrey, 
by  Sophia,  who  d.  1897,  el.  da.  and  co-heiress  of  the  late  John  Pease,  of  East 
Mount,  Darlington,  and  Cleveland  Lodge,  Great  Ayton  :  b.  May  6th,  1868  ;  ed. 
at  New  Coll.,  Oxford  (Exhibitioner  1886,  B.A.  ist  class  History  Honours  1889); 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1893;  went  N.-E.  Circuit;  is  a  F.S.A.,  and  a  J. P.  for  N. 
Riding  of  Yorkshire  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Westmoreland,  N.,  or  Appleby, 
Div.  (L)  1895  ;  appointed  Stipendiary  Magistrate  of  Middlesbrough  March  1908, 
and  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  May  1920  ;  was  on  Mil.  Ser.  (Civil  Lia- 
bilities) Commn.  1916-18  ;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1918. 

Residence — Park  House,  Hampton  Court.        Clubs — Reform,  Brooks's. 


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METROPOLITAN    MAGISTRATES.  405 

A.  E.  GILL  (Lambeth). 
Arthur  Edmund  Gill,  son  of  Charles  Gill,  of  Dublin,  by  Kate, 
da.  of  Joseph  Moyers,  of  Dublin  ;  b.  March  19th,  1864  ;  ed.  at  King's  Coll. 
Sch.,  London,  and  at  Magdalene  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  Classical  Tripos  1885, 
M.A.  18 — )  :  m.  1898,  Dorothy,  el.  da.  of  Arthur  Fraser  Walter,  of  Bearwood, 
Berks  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  and  Nliddle  Temple  1886,  a  Bencher  (Gray's  Inn)  1906, 
and  Treasurer  1912 ;  went  S.-E.  Circuit;  was  Counsel  to  Treasury,  N.  London 
and  Middlesex  Sessions  1894-8,  to  Post  Office  at  Central  Criminal  Court  1898-1901, 
and  to  London  Bankers'  Protection  Asso.  1898-1901,  a  Junior  Counsel  to  Treasury 
at  Central  Criminal  Court  1901-8,  and  Recorder  of  Faversham  1905-8,  since  when 
he  has  been  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate. 

Kesitiefices — Chenies,  Oakwood  Hill,  Ockley,  Surrey ;  2,  Raymond  Buildings,  Gray's 
Inn,  W.C.I.         Clubs — Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Garrick. 

GRAHAM-CAMPBELL  [see  CampbeU]. 

J.  G.  HAY  HALKETT  (Lambeth). 

John  Gilbert  Hay  Halkett,  son  of  the  late  John  Gilbert  Halkett, 
Esq.,  of  Balendoch,  Perthshire;  b.  May  12th,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Cheltenham  Coll.,  and 
at  S.  John's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.-A.  1885)  :  m.  1908,  Mary  Jessie  Muriel,  da.  of  the 
late  Charles  Holliday  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple,  1887 ;  is  a  J  P.  for  Perthshire,  for  E. 
Riding  of  Yorkshire,  and  for  the  Home  Counties ;  appointed  Stipendiary  Magfis- 
trate  at  Kingston-upon-Hull  June  1901,  and  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  J  an. 

1915- 

Residence — 12,    Gainsborough    Gardens,    Hampstead,    N.\V.3.  Clubs — Athenaeum 

United  University. 

W.  CLARKE  HALL  (Old  Street). 

William  Clarke  Hall,  son  of  the  Rev.  William  Hall,  of  Parkside, 
Folkestone;^.  1866;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  O.xford  (B.A.  1888):  m.  1898. 
Edna,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Benjamin  Waugh  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1889  and  King's 
Inns,  Dublin  1889,  and  Bencher,  Gray's  Inn  1917  ;  joined  S.-E.  Circuit  ;  un- 
successfully contested  Hythe  [L]  Jan.  1910 ;  appointed  a  Metropolitan  Police 
Magistrate  April  1913  ;  author  of  "The  Law  relating  to  Children,"  "The  State 
and  the  Child," .etc. 

Residence — Upminster  Common.  Essex. 

C.  JONES  (Bow  Street). 
Chester  Jones,   fourth   son   of  the    late  John    Henry  Jones,   of 
Streatham  ;  b.  1854  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. ;  Bar.   Middle   Temple  1879  ;  went 
S.-E.  Circuit ;    is  a  J.  P.  for  Essex  ;   sometime  Dep.  Chm.  of  County  of  London 
Sessions  ;  appointed  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  June  1907. 
Residence— 2\,  Portland  Place,  Brighton.        Club— 'Sew  University.* 

E.  F.  LANKESTEB  (West  London). 

Edward  Forbes  Lankester,  A'.C.  son  of  Dr.  Edward  Lancaster, 
sometime  Coroner  for  Central  Middlesex;  b.  1855;  ed.  at  St.  Paul's  Sch.,  and 
at  Lincoln  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1877) ;  FJar.  Middle  Temple  1878,  and  is  a  K.C.  ; 
went  N.  Circuit ;  appointed  Registrar  of  York  1915,  and  a  Metropolitan 
Police  Magistrate  1919- 

C/k*j— Reform,  Savile,  Bath,  St.  Stephen's. 

W.  H.  LEYCESTER  (Marylebone). 
WiUiam  Hamilton  Leycester  ;  d.  Dec.  17th,  1864;  ed.  at  Peter- 
house   (i8th  Wrangler   1888)  ;    Bar.   Middle  Temple   1888  ;  went  S.-E.  Circuit ; 
sometime   Law   Reporter  for  TAe   Times,  and  Junior  Counsel  to  the  Treasury, 
Central  Criminal  Court ;  appointed  a  Metropolitan  Magistrate  1912. 
Residence— MaAson  End,  Woodlands,  Gerrard's  Cross. 


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F.  MEAD  (Qreat  Marlborougli  Street). 

Frederick  Mead,  son  of  the  late  George  Edward  Mead, 
solicitor,  of  Chelsea,  S.W. ;  b.  July  22nd,  1847  '<  ^d.  at  King's  Coll.,  Loridon  : 
m.  1878,  Sophia,  3rd  da.  of  the  late  R.  H.  Poland  (a  merchant  of  City  of  London), 
of  Eliot  Vale,  Blackheath  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1869  ;  went  S.E.  Circuit ;  was 
Counsel  to  Treasury  at  Middlesex  Sessions  1879-86,  Junior  Counsel  to  Treasury 
at  Central  Criminal  Court  1886-8,  and  Senior  Counsel  1888  ;  appointed  a  Metro- 
politan Police  Magistrate  Aug.  1889. 

Residence—  4,  Eliot  Place,  Blackheath,  S.E.        Club — Junior  Carlton. 

S.  POPE  (North  London). 

Samuel  POPE,  el.  son  of  the  late  William  Rushton  Pope;  b.  18 — ; 

ed.  privately,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1891) ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1892  ; 
joined  N.  Circuit ;  sometime  a  Revising  Barrister;  is  an  Asso.  Member  of  Institute 
of  Mining  Engineers ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Burnley  July  1913,  and  a  Metro- 
politan Police  Magistrate  Nov.  1921. 

Residence — 240,  Burton  Road,  West  Didsbury,  Manchester.  Address — North  London 
Police  Court,  82,  Stoke  Newington  Road,  N.  16. 

H.  G.  ROOTH  (Thames). 

Henry  Goodwin  RoOTH,  son  of  the  late  Goodwin  Rooth,  by  his 
wife  Augusta  Anne  ;  b.  1861  ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A. 
1884)  :  m.  1897,  Beatrice  Mary,  fourth  da.  of  the  late  Edmund  Tattersall  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1887  ;  joined  S.-E.  Circuit  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Home  Cos. ;  appointed  tc> 
Head  Quarters  Staff  and  Disciplinary  Board  Special  Constabulary  at  Scotland 
House  1915,  Junior  Counsel  in  Appeals  at  London  Sessions  1916,  and  a  Metro- 
politan Police  Magistrate  June  1917. 

Residence— V^Gz\hex?A\     House,    Well    Walk,    Hampstead,    N.W.  Clubs — Union 

Garrick,  Arts,  Royal  Automobile. 

I.  A.  SYMMONS  (Clerkenwell). 

Israel  Alexander  Symmons,  son  of  Samuel  Symmons  ;  b.  1862  : 
m.  1895,  Margaret,  da.  of  Jonas  Drucquer,  of  Grosvenor  Road,  Canonbury,  N. ; 
Bar.  Middle  I'emple  1885  ;  went  Midland  Circuit ;  unsuccessfully  contested  W., 
or  Epping,  Div.  of  Essex,  Jan.  and  Dec.  1910 ;  appointed  a  Metropolitan  Police 
Magistrate  191 1. 

Residences — 31,  Sheniff  Road,  Hampstead,  N.W.  ;  Redholme,  Downley  Common, 
Bucks.         Clubs — Carrick,  British  Empire. 

TENNYSON-D'EYNCOURT  [see  D'Eyncourt]. 

H.  T.  WADDY  (Tower  Bridge). 

Henry  Turner  Waddy,  son  of  His  Honour  the  late  Judge  Samuel 
Danks  Waddy,  K.C.,  a  Judge  of  County  Courts  ;  b.  Feb.  12th,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Leys 
Sch.  :  m.  1890,  Alice  Maud,  da.  of  the  late  Dr.  Dingley  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1885  ; 
was  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  Bar  1906  ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Scarborough 
Dec.  1913,  and  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  1917  ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Truro  Div.  of  Cornwall  (Z.)  1895. 

Residence — The  Priory,  Worcester  Park,  Surrey.        Clubs — Garrick,  Devonshire. 

H.  W.  W.  WILBERFORCE  (Old  Street). 

Herbert  William  Wrangham  WiLBERFORCE,  son  of  Edward 
Wilberforce,  of  The  Manor  House,  St.  Margaret's,  Ware,  Herts  ;  b.  Feb.  8th, 
1864  ;  ed.  at  Downing  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  1885)  :  m.  1892,  Florence, 
da.  of  C.  J.  Monk,  of  Bedwell  Park,  Hatfield,  Herts  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1888  ; 
went  N.-E.  Circuit  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.  Div.  of  Hackney  (L)  1900  ;  is  a 
J. P.  for  Middlesex  ;  was  Stipendiary  Magistrate  of  Bradford  May  1908  to  March 
1914,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate. 
Residence — Langford  Grove,  Maldon,  Essex. 


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STIPENDIARY. 


p.  W.  ATKIN  (Salford). 
Peter  Wilson  Atkin,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  George  Atkin,  J.P., 
of  Egerton  Park,  Birkenhead  ;  b.  1859 ;  ed.  at  Liverpool  Roy.  Institution,  at 
Mill  Hill  Sch.,  and  at  Jesus  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  18—,  M.A.  1883,  LL.M.  1883)  ; 
O.B.E.  (Civil)  1918  :  m.  1885,  Nelly  Everett,  da.  of  William  J.  Keyser,  of  Milton, 
Florida,  U.S.A.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1883;  is  a  J. P.  for  Birkenhead;  unsuccess- 
fully contested  Everton  Div.  of  Liverpool  Feb.  1892  ;  appointed  Stipendiary 
Magistrate  for  Salford  April  1913. 

Residence — 6,   Park  Lane,  Kersal,   Manchester.        C/«if— Reform,  National   Liberal, 
Brazenose  (Manchester). 

E.  BRIERLEY  (Manchester). 

Edgar  Brierley,  O.B.E.,  5th  son  of  James  Brierley,  Esq.,  of 
Rochdale  ;  b.  1858  ;  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1880)  : 
m.  1889,  Catharine,  da.  of  J.  H.  Lancashire,  Esq.,  of  Rochdale  ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1882;  joined  N.  Circuit;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1918  ;  appointed  a  Stipendiary 
Magistrate  of  Manchester  Dec.  1902,  and  became  sole  Stipendiary  there  1908. 
Residence—  Sandfield,  Rochdale. 

B.  C.  BROUGH  (StafTordsMre  Potteries  District). 

Bertram  Charles  Brough  ;    b.  18 — ;    Bar.   Inner  Temple   1892; 
went  Oxford  Circuit ;  appointed  a  Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  Staffordshire  Pot- 
teries District  May  1909. 
Residence — Stafford. 

J.  R.  COUSINS  (West  Ham). 

John  RatcHffe  Cousins,  son  of  Edward  Ratcliffe  Cousins,  F.R.C.S. ; 
b.  1863  ;  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1884, 
LL.B.  18—)  :  m.  1887,  Eleanor  Fanny,  da.  of  the  Rev.  J.  E.  Law,  R.  of  Little 
Shelford,  Cambridge  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1887  ;  went  W.  Circuit ;  appointed  a 
Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  West  Ham,  May  1917. 

Residences — 3.  College  Gardens,  Dulwich,  S.E.        Chambers — 10,  King's  Bench  Walk, 
Temple,  E.G. 

S.  DEACON  (Liverpool). 

Stuart  Deacon,  son  of  the  late  Henry  Deacon,  J. P.,  of  Widnes  ; 
b.  May  29th,  1868;  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B. 
1890)  :  m.  1896,  Winifred  Mary  Brunner ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1892;  is  a  J.  P. 
for  (Cheshire ;  appointed  Lay  Magistrate  for  Liverpool  1903,  and  Stipencuary 
Magistrate  for  Liverpool  Nov.   1910. 

Residence— $0,  Warren  Drive,  New  Brighton,  Cheshire.        C/«^*— Liverpool   Reform, 
Liverpool  Conservative. 

R.  A.  GRIFFITH  (Merthyr  Tydvil  and  Aberdare). 
Robert  Arthur  Griffith,  son  of  John  Owen  Griffith,  formerly  of 
Carnarvon  ;  b.  Feb.  2nd,  i860 ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1903  ;  appointed  Stipendiary 
Magistrate  for  Merthyr  Tydvil  and  Aberdare  Feb.  1915. 
Residence— Wm-y-'Uz.at,  Ninian  Road,  Cardiff. 

GRIFFITH-JONES  [see  Jones]. 

W.  J.  GRUBBE  (East  Ham). 

Walter  John  Grubbe,  son  of  the  late  John  Eustace  Grubbe,  Bar,- 
at-law,  of  29,  Holland  Park,  W.,  and  Southwolrt,  Suffolk,  by  Julia  Catharine, 
da.  of  the  Rev.  George  William  Hall,  D.D.,  Master  of  Pembroke  Coll.,  Oxford: 
b.  18—;  ed.  at  Cheltenham  Coll.,  and  at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  18—. 
M.A.  1898) :  m.  1912.  Dora,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  William  Jowitt,  R.  of  Stevenage, 


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Herts,  and  widow  of  Charles  Arnold  Edgell ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1874  ;  went  S.-E. 
Circuit ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Essex ;  has  been  Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  E.  Ham  since 
July  1906. 

Resi/ietues — i,    Dr.   Johnson's   Buildings,   Temple,    E.C.  :    Southlands,  Margaretting, 
Essex  ;   Southwold,  SufToIk.        Club—  New  Univeisity. 

RT.   HON.  BARON   ILKESTON  (Birming- 
ham). 

Balthazar  Stephen  Sargant  Fos- 
ter, only  son  of  ist  Baron  Ilkeston,  of 
30,  Grosvenor  Road,  S.W. ,  by  Emily 
Martha,  da.  of  the  late  W.  L.  Sargant, 
of  Edgbaston,  Birmingnam  ;  b.  Aug.  31st, 
1867  ;  s.  as  2nd  Baron  Ilkeston  1913  :  m. 
1901,  Mildred  Charlotte,  da.  of  the  late 
Henry  Peyton  Cobb,  formerly  M. P.,  of 
Wealdstone  House,  Middlesex;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1 892  ;  went  Midland  Circuit ;  was 
a  Revising  Barrister  1906-10  ;  appointed 
Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  Birmingham 
Nov.  1910,  and  Chm.  Warwickshire 
Quarter  Sessions  1921. 

Residence— 1^1,  High  Street,  Warwick. 

M.  P.  GRIFFITH-JONES  (Middlesbrougli-on-Tees). 

Morgan  PhiHps  Griffith-Jones,  O.B.E.,  el.  son  of  —  Griffith- 
Jones,  Bar.-at-Law  ;  b.  1876;  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.  Sch. ,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb. 
(B.A.  1898)  :  m.  i8y8,  Violet  Florence  Gwendoline,  da.  of  the  late  B.  Atkinson, 
of  Worley  Grange,  Wilts  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1899;  joined  N.-E.  Circuit;  late 
Major  Durham  L.I.  ;  European  War  1914-19  (despatches,  O.  B.E. ) ;  acted  as  Pres. 
Pensions  Appeal  Tribunal  1919  ;  appointed  Stipendiary  Magistrate  of  Middles- 
brough May  1920;  O. B.E.  (Mil.)  1919. 

Residence — Ingleside,  Saltbum-by-the-Sea.        Clubs — Arthur's,  Northern  Counties. 

SIR  THOMAS  W.  LEWIS  (Cardiff). 
Thomas  William  Lewis,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  William  Lewis, 
J. P.,  of  Abercanaid  House,  near  Merthyr  Tydfil;  b.  1852;  ed.  at  King's  Coll. 
Sch.,  and  at  Camb.  and  London  Univs.  :  7>i.  ist,  Elizabeth  Agnes,  da.  of  the 
late  Robert  Tidman,  of  Ipswich  ;  2ndly,  1918,  Henrietta  Catherine,  da.  of  the 
late  Rev.  Henry  Willmott,  R.  of  Kirkley  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1879;  is  a  J.  P. 
for  Glamorganshire  ;  has  been  Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  Cardiff  since  May  1887  ; 
Knt.  1918. 

Residence — Gileston  Manor,  St.  Athan,  Glamorganshire.      Club — Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

H.  MARSHALL  (Leeds). 

Horace  Marshall,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Marshall ;    b.  May 
23rd,  1868  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  O.xford ;  Bar.   Inner  Temple  1894; 
went  N.-E.  Circuit  ;  appointed  as  Stipendiary  Magistrate  of  Leeds  Feb.  1910. 
Residence — Highfield,  Chapel  AUerton,  Leeds.     Club — Brooks's. 


B.  MORICE  (Bradford). 

Beaumont  Morice,  LL.B.,  son  of  Lewis  Morice,  of  Trefflys, 
Erith,  Kent;  b.  1849;  ed.  at  London  Univ.  (LL.B.  1879):  tn.  1899,  Eleanor 
Mary,  da.  of  John  Buttery,  journalist ;    Bar.  Middle  Temple  1877  ;  went  S.-E. 


STIPENDIARY    MAGISTRATES.  409 

Circuit;  sometime  Treasury  Counsel  for  H.M.  Mint  at  Central  Criminal  Court ; 
unsuccessfully  contested  Wells  Div.  of  Somerset  1892  and  1895,  and  W.,or  Seven- 
oaks,  Div.  of  Kent  (Z.)  1902  and  1906  ;  was  Recorder  of  Hythe  Jan.  1895  to  May 
1914,  since  when  he  has  been  Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  Bradford. 

Ji esitie/tce —Munningham,  Bradford,  Yorkshire.         Chtb — National  Liberal. 

G.  NEILSON  (Glasgow). 

George  Neilson,  LL.D.,  son  of  Capt.  Edward  Neilson  ;  b.  1858  ; 
ed.  at  Cummertrees,  Dumfriesshire,  and  at  King  William's  Coll.,  Isle  of  Man; 
LL.D.,  Glasgow  1902  :  m.  1892,  Jane,  da.  of  Thomas  Richardson  ;  is  a  F.S^A. 
(Scot.)  ;  was  Procurator  Fiscal  ol  Police,  Glasgow  1891-1909,  Pres.  of  Glasgow 
juridical  So.  1889,  of  Glasgow  Archaeological  So.  1907-10  and  of  Roy. 
Philosophical  So.  of  Glasgow  1913-15  ;  Rhind  Lecturer  1912-13 ;  has  been 
Stipendiary  Magistrate  of  Glasgow  since  1909  ;  author  of  "Trial  by  Combat,"  etc. 
Residence— y^^^A^i  Partickhill,  Glasgow. 

N.  C.  A.  NEVILLE  (Wolverhampton). 

Nigel  Charles  Alfred  Neville,  only  son  of  the  late  Thomas 
Neville,  of  Shenstone  House,  near  Lichfield  ;  b.  April  loih,  1849 ;  ed.  at  St. 
John's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1872)  :  in.  1892,  Julia  Anne,  da.  of  the  late  David 
Ballinger,  of  Wolverhampton  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1873  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Stafford- 
shire ;  has  been  Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  S.  Staffordshire  since  188:;. 
Residence — Shenstone  House,  near  Lichfield. 

J.  SMITH  (Grimsby). 
Joseph  Smith,  second  son  of  John  Edward  Smith,  of  Newark- 
on-Trent  ;  b.  Nov.  3rd,  1855  ;  ed.  at  Queen's  Coll.,  0.\ford  (B.A.  1.878)  :  m.  1893, 
Clara  Helen,  da.  of  Edward  Armitage,  J. P.,  of  Edgerton  Hill,  Huddersfield  ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1880  ;  went  Midland  Circuit ;  was  a  Revising  Bar.  1899- 
1905  ;  elected  a  Member  of  Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar  1901  ;  has  been  Stipendiary 
Magistrate  of  Grimsby  since  Nov.  1905  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  Lincolnshire. 

Residence— T)\^  Sycamores.  Louth,  Lincolnshire.        Cham/iers—2,  Harcourt  Buildings, 
Temple,  E.G. 

A.  J.  TASSELL  (Chatham  and  Sheemess). 
Alick    James    Tassell,    son    of   the    late    James    Tassell,    of 
Faversham  ;  b.  1865  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1890  ;  joined  S.-E.  Circuit ;  has  been 
Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  Chatham  and  Sheemess  since  Dec.  1902. 

Residence— 1.0,  Boley  Hill,  Rochester.         CVki^j— Junior  Carlton,  Beefsteak. 

D.  LLEUFER  THOMAS  (Pontypridd  and  Rhondda). 
Daniel  Lleufer  THOMAS,  son  of  William  Thomas,  of  Cefnhendre, 
Llandilo,  Carmarthenshire;  b.  Aug.  29th,  1863;  ed.  at  Llandovery  Sch.,  and  at 
Oxford  Univ  (B.A.  1887) :  m.  1892,  Mary,  da.  of  Thomas  Gethm,  of  Aberdare  :  Bar. 
Lincoln's  Inn  1889  (Tancred  Scholar  1886-92) ;  went  S.  Wales  Circuit  ;  is  an 
Umpire  for  S.  Wales  under  Coal  Mines  (Minimum  Wage)  Act,  a  Member  of 
the  Court  of  Univ.  of  Wales  (Junior  Dep.  Chancellor  1915-17).  a  Member  of 
Council  of  Univ.  Coll.  of  Wales  (Aberystwyth),  of  Univ.  Coll  of  S  Wales 
(Cardiff),  of  National  Library,  and  of  National  Museum  of  Wales,  Chm.  ot 
Welsh  Housing  and  Development  Asso. ,  and  Welsh  Sch.  of  Social  Ser.,  and  V  ice- 
Pres.  of  Labour  Co-partnership  Asso.  ;  was  Assist.  Commr.  to  Roy.  ^"ommn. 
on  Labour  1892-3,  and  Sec.  to  Welsh  Land  Commn.  1893-6,  and  Chm.  of  Welsh 
Panel  of  Industrial  Unrest  Commn.  1917,  and  of  Glamorgan  and  Monmouth 
Agricultural  Wages  Committee  1918-21  ;  appointed  Stipendiary  Magistrate  for 
Pontypridd  and  Rhondda  May  1909  ;  author  of  "A  Digest  of  the  Report  of  the 
Welsh  Land  Commission,"  etc. 

Residence— Deilwyn,  Whitchurch,  Glamorgan. 


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SHERIFFS    OF   SCOTLAND. 


A  berdeen  . . 
A  rgyll 
Ayr     .. 
Banff .  .      . . 
Berwick     . . 
Bute    ..      .. 
Caithness  . . 
ClackmaKfian 
Dumbarton 
Dumfries  . . 
Edinburgh 


Elgin  or  Moray  G.  Watt,  K.C. 


Fife 
Forfar 

Galloway  . . 
Haddington 
Inverness  . . 
Kincardine 
Kinross 


A.  L.  McClure,  K.C. 
J.  L.  Wark,  K.C. 
W.  L.  Mackenzie,  K.C. 
A.  L.  McClure,  K.C. 
J.  Chisholm,  K.C. 
J.  M.  Irvine.  K.C. 
J.  C.  Pitman,  K.C. 
J.  R.  N.  Macphail, 
J.  R.  N.  Macphail, 
G.  Morton,  K.C. 
G.  L.  Crole,  K.C. 


K.C. 
K.C. 


J.  A.  Fleming,  K.C. 
SirJ.M'K.  Lees.K.B.E., 

K  C 
G.  Morton,  K.C. 
G.  L.  Crole,  K.C. 
G.  Watt,  K.C. 
A.  L.  McClure,  K.C. 
J.  A.  Fleming,  K.C. 

Sheriff  of  Chancery- 


Kirkcudbright .  . 
Lanark 

Linlithgow 

Nairn 

Orkney  andShet 
land 

Peebles 

Perth 

Renfrew    .. 

Ross  and  Cro- 
marty    .. 

Roxburgh .. 

Selkirk 

Stirling 

Sutherland 

Wigto%vn   . . 
M.  P.  Fraser,  K.C. 


G.  Morton,  K.C. 

A.     O.     M.     Mackenzie. 

K  C 
G.  L.'  Crole,  K.C. 
G.  Watt,  K.C. 

J.  C.  Pitman,  K.C. 
G.  L.  Crole,  K.C. 
J.  C.  S.  Sandeman,  K.C. 
J.  M.  Irvine,  K.C. 


K.C, 


J.       Mackintosh, 

LL.D. 
J.  Chisholm,  K.C. 
J.  Chisholm,  K.C. 
J.      R.      N.       Macphail, 

K  C 
J.       Mackintosh,       K,C.> 

LL.D. 
G.  Morton,  K.C. 


J.  CHISHOLM. 

John  Chisholm,  K.C,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  John  Allan 
Chisholm,  of  Northbank,  Perth  ;  b.  April  8th,  1857  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  and 
Leipzig  Univs.  (M.A.  1878,  LL.B.  1881)  :  vi.  1892,  Victoria,  da;  of  the  late 
James  Coombs,  of  St.  John's  Wood,  N.W. ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1881  ;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple,  1883,  and  a  K.C.  1904;  appointed  Advocate  Depute  1896, 
Sheriff  of  Chancery  in  Scotland  1898,  and  Sheriff  of  Roxburgh,  Berwick  and 
Selkirk,  1905  ;  acted  as  Interim  Sheriff  of  Fife  and  Kinross  1900  ;  unsuccess- 
fully contested  Perth  (C)  1885,  and  Kirkcaldy  Dist.  1892. 

Residence ~T,  Gloucester  Place,  Edinburgh. 

G.  L.  CROLE. 

Gerard  Lake  Crole,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  David  Crole, 
Solicitor  of  Inland  Revenue  for  Scotland  ;  b.  1855  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Roy. 
High  Sch.  and  Univ.  (M.A.  1876,  LL.B.  1880,  LL.D.  1918)  :  w.  1893, 
Elizabeth  Ann,  da.  of  the  late  George  Carrick  Coats,  Collector  of  Customs, 
Aberdeen,  and  widow  of  Patrick  Turnbull,  C.A.,  Edinburgh  ;  Bar.  Scotland 
1881,  and  a  K.C.  1904  ;  was  Principal  Clerk  of  Justiciary,  Scotland  1892-1918, 
when  he  was  appointed  Sheriff  of  the  Lothians  and  Peebles. 

Residence — i.  Royal  Circus,  Edinburgh.        Club — Northern  (Edinburgh). 

J.  A.  FLEMING. 

James  Alexander  Fleming,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  James  Simpson 
Fleming,  Gen.  Manager  of  the  Roy.  Bank  of  Scotland  ;  b.  Sept.  1855  ; 
Advocate,  Scotland  1883,  and  a  K.C.  1903  (Vice  Dean  of  Faculty  1905-21); 
appointed  Sheriff  of  Dumfries  and  Galloway  1900,  and  of  Fife  and  Kinross 

1913- 

Residence — 33,  Melville  Street,  Edinburgh. 


H.  P.  FRASER. 

Matthew  Pollock  Fraser,  K.C,  son  of  the  Rev.  William  Fraser, 
LL.D.,  of  Paisley;  b.  1857;  ed.  at  Gram.  Sch.,  Paisley,  and  at  Glasgow 
Univ.  (M.A.,  LL.B.,  James  Watt  Prizeman)  ;  was  Dep.  Commr.,  Agricultural 
Section  National  Ser.,  Scotland  1917-18  ;  Advocate  Depute  1915  ;  appointed 
Sheriff  of  Chancery  in  Scotland  1917  ;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1920. 

Residence — 2,  Heriot  Row,  Edinburgh, 


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J.  M.  IRVINE. 

James  Mercer  Irvine,  K.C.\  b.  i8— ;  Advocate,  Scotland 
1889,  and  K.C.  19 —  ;  Lecturer  on  Civil  Law  in  Glasgow  Univ.  1895-1907  ;; 
Additional  Advocate  Depute  1905-6,  and  Law  Professor  in  Aberdeen  Univ. 
1907-19  ;  appointed  SheriflF  of  Renfrew  and  Bute  1918. 

Residence— ^,  Queen's  Gardens,  Aberdeen.        C/k/^— Royal  Northern  (Aberdeen). 

SIR  JOHN  McK.  LEES. 

John  McKie  Lees,  K.B.E.,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Walter 
Lees,  of  Glasgow,  by  Mary,  da.  of  John  McKie,  of  Glasgow  ;  b.  Nov.  13th, 
1843  ;  ed.  at  Ayr  and  Edinburgh  Acads.,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A,  1864, 
LL.B.  1867);  Advocate,  Scotland  1867,  and  a  K.C.  1901  :  w.  ist,  1873, 
Eliza,  who  d.  1875,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  John  Gillespie,  of  Edinburgh  ;  2ndly, 
1881,  Alice  Susan,  da.  of  James  Clark,  of  Crossbasket,  co.  Lanark  ;  was  Sheriff 
Substitute  of  Lanarkshire  1872-91,  Sheriff  Principal  of  cos.  Stirling,  Dumbarton,^ 
and  Clackmannan  1891-1917,  since  when  he  has  been  Sheriff  of  co.  Forfar; 
is  a  J. P.  for  Forfarshire,  and  a  Commr.  of  Northern  Light-houses  ;  was  Con- 
vener of  Sheriffs  of  Scotland  1907-19;  author  of  "Sheriff  Court  Styles," 
"  Small  Debt  Handbook,"  and  other  legal  works  ;  K.B.E.  (Civil)  1919. 

Residence — 4,  Darnaway  Street,  Edinburgh.        C/«^ University  (Edinburgh). 

A.  L.  MCCLURE. 

Alexander  Logan  McClure,  K.C,  son  of  William  McClure^ 
Writer,  of  Greenock,  by  Marion  Stewart,  da.  of  the  Rev.  James  Logan,  of  St. 
Ninians,  Stirlingshire;  b.  i860;  ed.  at  Greenock,  Glasgow  (M.A.  1880),  and 
Edinburgh  (LL.B.  1884)  =  '«•  1905.  Jessie  Evelyn  Ramsay,  da.  of  H.  A. 
Hotson,  of  Edinburgh,  Manager  of  the  British  Linen  Bank  ;  Advocate,  Scotland 
1884,  and  a  K.C.  1905;  was  Advocate  Depute  1899- 1905,  and  Sheriff  of 
Argyll  1905-20,  since  when  he  has  been  Sheriff  of  Aberdeen,  Kincardine,  and 
Banff;  is  a  Director  of  British  Linen  Bank  and  of  Edinburgh  Life  Assurance 
Co. 

Residence — 16,  Heriot  Row,  Edinburgh.  Clubs — University  (Edinburgh),  Western 
(Glasgow). 

A.  O.  M.  MACKENZIE. 

Alastair  Oswald  Morison  Mackenzie,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Hon. 
Lord  Mackenzie,  a  Lord  of  Session  ;  b.  Dec.  14th,  1858;  ed.  at  Loretto  Sch., 
and  at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1883)  :  m.  1903,  Isabella  Rose  Forbes» 
who  d.  1913,  da.  of  Lieut.-Col.  Alexander  Forbes  Mackay ;  Advocate,  Scot- 
land 1885,  and  K.C.  1912  ;  was  a  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Lanarkshire  at  Airdrie 
1902-5,  and  in  Glasgow  1905-12,  and  Sheriff  of  Inverness,  Elgin,  and  Nairn 
1912-17,  and  of  Renfrew  and  Bute  1917,  since  when  he  has  been  Sheriff  of 
Lanarkshire. 

Residence — 18,  Victoria  Crescent,  Glasgow,  W. 

W.  L.  MACKENZIE. 

William  Lyon  Mackenzie,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  George 
Mackenzie,  of  Dundee;  b.  i860;  Advocate,  Scotland  1890,  and  K.C.  1912  ; 
was  Advocate  Depute  1909-11,  since  when  he  has  been  Sheriff  of  Ayrshire. 

Residence— ^2,  Palmerston  Place,  Edinburgh.      Clubs — Reform,  Northern  (Edinburgh). 

J.  MACKINTOSH. 

James  Mackintosh,  K.C,  LL.D.,  son  of  Lachlan  Mackintosh  ; 
b.  1858;  ed.  at  St.  Andrews  Univ.  (M.A.  1878),  and  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford 
(B.A.  1882):  m.  1894,  Anna  Robina,  da.  of  J.  Giddings,  Dep.-ControUer  of 


412  THE    JUDICIAL    BENCH. 

Legacy  Duty  for  Scotland  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1 886,  and  a  K.C.  1909 ; 
appointed  Professor  of  Civil  LaW,  Edinburgh  Univ.  1893,  and  Sheriff  of  Ross, 
Cromarty  and  Sutherland  Feb.  1912. 

Residence — 49,  Northumberland  Street,  Edinburgh.        C/?<^— Liberal  (Edinburgh). 

J.  B.  N.  MACPHAIL. 

James  Robert  Nicolson  Macphail,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Rev. 
J.  C.  Macphail,  D.D. ;  b.  1858:  ?n.  1900,  Nora  Helen,  da.  of  the  late  Gen. 
Sir  Hugh  Henry  Gough,  V.C.,  G.C.B.  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1886,  and  K.C. 
1910  ;  appointed  Sheriff  Principal  of  Stirling,  Dumbarton,  and  Clackmannan 
1917,  and  a  Commr.  (unpaid)  Gen.  Board  of  Control,  Scotland. 

Residence — 

G.  MORTON. 

George  Morton,  K.C,  son  of  George  Morton,  farmer,  of 
Auchengray,  Lanarkshire;  b.  1870;  Advocate,  Scotland  1895,  ^""^^  ^  K.C. 
J918  ;  appointed  Sheriff  of  Dumfries  and  Galloway  191 7  ;  unsuccessfully 
contested  Lanarkshire,  S.  Div.  (Z)  Dec.  1913. 

Residence — 37,  Moray  Place,  Edinburgh. 

J.  C.  PITMAN. 

James  Campbell  Pitman,  K.C,  son  of  Frederick  Pitman, 
W.S.,  by  Anna,  da.  of  John  Tail,  formerly  Sheriff  of  Perth  ;  b.  1864  ;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  18—,  M.A.  1887):  m.  1891,  jemima 
Chancellor  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  18 — ,  and  a  K.C.  19 —  ;  was  Standing  Counsel 
in  Scotland  to  Postmaster-Gen.  1900- 1920,  and  to  Commrs.  of  Woods  and 
Forests  1902-20;  appointed  Sheriff  of  Caithness,  Orkney  and  Shetland  1920. 

Residences — i,  Glenfinlas  Street,  Edinburgh  ;  Gillingshill,  Pittenweem,  Fife.  Clubs — 
New  and  Conservative  (Edinburgh). 

J.  C.  S.  SANDEMAN 

James  Condie  Stewart  Sandeman,  K.C;  b.  18 — ;  Advocate, 
Scotland  18 — ,  and  K.C.  18 — ;  appointed  Sheriff  of  Perth  1920. 
Residence — 

J.  L.  WARK. 

John  Lean  Wark,  K.C;  b.   18—;  Advocate,  Scotland  18—, 
and  a  K.C.  18 — ;  appointed  Sheriff  of  Argyll  1920. 
Residence — 

G.  WATT. 

George  Watt,  K.C,  son  of  Alexander  Watt,  Shipowner,  of 
Macduff,  Banff;  b.  March  26th,  1854  ;  ed.  at  Banff  Acad.,  at  Old  Aberdeen 
Gram.  Sch.,  and  at  Aberdeen  Univ.  (M.A.  1874) :  m.  ist,  1883,  Jessie  Moody 
Stuart,  who  d.  1895,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Dr.  Moody  Stuart,  of  Edinburgh  ; 
2ndly,  1902,  Winifred  Emily,  da.  of  the  late  Charles  Gostage,  of  Cheltenham ; 
Advocate,  Scotland  1878,  and  a  K.C.  1900  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Banffshire 
(C)  1900;  was  a  Member  of  Edinburgh  Sch.  Board  1882-5,  and  Sheriff  of 
Chancery,  Scotland  1905-17,  since  when  he  has  been  Sheriff  of  Inverness, 
Elgin,  and  Nairn. 

Residence — 5,  Circus  Gardens,  Edinbuigh. 


SHERIFFS    SUBSTITUTE    OF   SCOTLAND. 


413 


SHERIFFS    SUBSTITUTE    OF 
SCOTLAND. 


Aherdeenshire  {with  Kincardineshire) — 


A.  J.  L.  Laing,  LL.B. 
J.  D.  Dallas. 

J.      M.      Campbell, 
C.B.E. 


Aberdeen 

Argyllshire— 
Campbeltmvn 

Dunoon 

Oban A.  M.  Hamilton,  K.C. 

Ayrshire — • 

Ayr J.  C.  C.  Broun,  LL.B. 

Kilmarnock     ..     W.  Dunbar,  LL.B. 
Banffshire — 

Banff J.  W.  More. 

Benvickshirei^ivithRoxburgh  and  Selkirk)— 

Duns R.  M.  Smith,  LL.B. 

Buteshire — 

Rothesay   . .      .  .     T.  J.  Martin. 
Caithness-shire — 

Wick T.  Trotter. 

Clackmannanshire  {2vith  Kinross-shire)— 

Alloa         ..     ..     J.  Dean-Leslie,  LL.B. 
Dumbartonshire — 

Dumbarton      ..     A.     J.     P.     Menzies, 
O.B.E. 
Dumfriesshire  {with  Wigto^vnshire) — 


Dumfries  . . 

Edinburghshire — 
(Lothians      and 
Peeblesshire)    . . 

Edinburgh 


G.  Watson. 
G.  Campion. 


R.  L.  Orr,  K.C. 
E.  W.  Neish. 


D.  Stuart. 

F.  A.  Umpherston. 

R.  C.  Malcolm,  LL.B. 
C.  T.  Gordon. 


Elginshire  {with  Nairnshire) — 

Elgin C.  R.  A.  Howden. 

Fifeshire — 

Cupar 

Dunfermline 
Forfarshire — 

Dundee 

Forfar 

Calloway  {see  Dumfries  and  IVigtown). 

Haddingtonshire- 
Haddington     ..     H.  W.  Macleod. 

Inverness-shire — 
F'ort  William  . .   A.  Steedman.  LL.B. 
Tniterness. .      . .  J.  P.  Grant,  LL.B. 
Portree      ..     ..  G.  D.Valentine,  LL.B. 

Kincardineshire  {with  Aberdeenshire) — • 
Aberdeen  .  .      ..     A.  J.  L.  Laing,  LL.B. 
....     J.  D.  Dallas. 

Kinross-shire  {with  Clackmannanshire)— 
Kinross      ..      ..      J.  Dean-Leslie,  LL.B. 


Kirkcudbrightshire — 

Kirkcudbright  .     L.  T.  Napier. 

Lanarkshire — 
Airdrie      ..     ..     D.      S.      Macdiarmid, 

LL.B. 
G/asgo7v     ..      ..     J.  Boyd. 

...     T.  A.  Fyfe,  C.B.E. 
.1  . .     . .     A.     S.     D.    Thomson, 

LL.B. 
• .     . .     W.  D.  Lyell. 

, B.  P.  Lee. 

• P.  J.  Blair,  LL.B. 

Hamilton ..      ..     H.  Shennan. 
Lanark     ..     ..     W.  Harvey,  LL.B. 
Linlithgo7vshire  {with  Stirlingshire)— 
Linlithgow       ..     J.    A.    T.    Robertson, 
LL.B. 
Lothians  and  Peeblesshire  {see  Edinburgh). 
Morayshire  {see  Elginshire). 

Nairnshire  {tvith  Elginshire) — 

Nairn        ..     ..     C.  R.  A.  Howden. 

Orkney — 

Kirkivall  ..     ..     A.  M.  Laing,  LL.B. 
Peeblessh  ire — 


Peebles 

Perthshire — 
Perth  ..      .. 

Renfre^ushire — 
Greenock    . . 
Paisley 


P.  Smith,  LL.B. 

C.  P.  Boswell,  LL.B. 


J.  S.  Mercer,  O.B.E. 
J.  A.  Welsh,  LL.B. 

Ross  and  Cromarty — 

Dingwall  .  .  Hon.  H.  D.  Gordon. 

Storno^vay        ..     J.  R.  Haldane,  LL.B. 

Roxburghshire    {with    Benvickshire     and 
Selkirkshire)— 
fedburgh   ..     ..     R.  H.  Baillie,  O.B.E. 
Selkirkshire  {with  Berwickshire  and  Rox- 
burghshire)— 
Selkirk      ..      ..     P.  Smith,  LL.B. 

Shetland — 

Lenvick     ..     ..     J.  W.  Forbes,  LL.B. 

Stirlingshire  {with  Linlithgoivshire) — 
Falkirk     ..     ..     J.    A.    T.    Robertson, 

LL.B. 
Stirling     ..     ..     J.  Dean-Leslie,  LL.B. 

Sutherlandshire — 

Dornoch    ..      ..     G.  J.  Campbell. 

Wigto7vnshire  {with  Dumfriesshire) — 
Wigto7vn  ..      ..     G.Watson. 


R.  H.  BAILLIE. 

Ronald  Hugh  Baillie,  O.B.E.,  el.  son  of  the  late  Lieut-Gen. 
Duncan  Baillie,  Roy.  Horse  Guards,  of  Loch  Loy,  Nairn,  by  Anna  Glentworth, 
da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Gustavus  Burnaby,  of  Somerby,  Leicestershire ;  d.  June 
1st,  1863;  ed.  at  Wellington  Coll.  :  w.  1897,  Elizabeth  Margaret,  MB.E., 
J. P.,  da.  of  the  late  Major  James  Rose  (Lord-Lieut,  of  Nairnshire),  of  Kilravock 
Castle,  Nairnshire;  Advocate,  Scotland  1887;  is  a  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Nairn- 
shire :  has  been  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Roxburghshire  since  1897  ;  O.B.E. 
(Civil)  1920. 

Residence — Jedbank,  Jedburgh.        Clubs — Carlton,  New  (Edinburgh). 


414  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


P.  J.  BLAIR. 

Patrick  James  Blair,  LL.B.,  second  son  of  the  late  Patrick 
Blair,  Sheriff  Substitute  at  Inverness;  b.  1865  ;  ed.  at  Aberdeen  (M.A.  1885), 
Edinburgh  (LL.B.  1888),  and  Heidelberg  Univs.  :  w.  1902,  Helen,  da.  of 
F.  W.  Blunt,  ofCulcheth  Hall,  Teddington  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1888;  Bar, 
Middle  Temple  1900 ;  is  a  J.P.  for  Dumbartonshire ;  was  Sheriff  Substitute 
of  Stirling,  Dumbarton,  and  Clackmannan  at  Dumbarton  1902-12,  of  Renfrew 
and  Bute  at  Paisley  1912-20,  since  when  of  Lanarkshire  at  Glasgow  ;  author 
of  "  Manual  of  Election  Law." 

Restdetue — 15,  Kensington  Gate,  Glasgow.  C/«3j— University  (Edinburgh),  Western 
{Glasgow),  Junior  Constitutional  (London). 

C.  P.  B08WELL. 

Claud  Patrick  Boswell,  LL.B.,  son  of  John  Thomas  Irvine 
Boswell,  of  Balmuto,  Kirkcaldy ;  b.  1864  ;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Edinburgh 
Univ.  (M.A.  1884,  LL.B.  1887);  Advocate,  Scotland  1889;  sometime  a 
Member  of  Auchtertool  Sch.  Board,  and  an  Income  Tax  Comrar.  for  Fife  ; 
acted  as  Sheriff  Substitute,  Stornoway  ;  was  a  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Inverness, 
Elgin,  and  Nairn,  for  Isle  of  Skye  and  the  Long  Island  (Outer  Hebrides) 
1912-20,  since  when  he  has  been  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Perthshire  at  Perth. 

Residence — Melrose,  Perth.        Club — Scottish  Liberal. 

J.  BOYD. 

John  Boyd,  son  of  the  late  Sir  John  Boyd,  of  Maxpoffle, 
Roxburghshire  ;  b.  Nov.  24th,  1855  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  1877): 
m.  1887,  Ada  Marian,  da.  of  II.  Simms,  of  Oriel  Lodge,  Bath  ;  Advocate 
Scotland  1880;  is  a  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Edinburgh,  a  J.P.  for  Roxburghshire, 
and  a  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Lanarkshire  in  Glasgow. 

Residence — Maxpoffle,  St.  Boswells,  Roxburghshire.         Club — Western. 

J.  C.  C.  BROUN. 

James  Crawford  Caldwell  Broun,  LL.B.,  2nd  son  of  the  late 
Hugh  Broun,  of  Broadstone,  Ayrshire,  by  Jessie,  da.  of  the  late  James  Crawford, 
of  Northbar,  Ayrshire;  b.  Dec.  nth,  1862;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad.,  and 
at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  1880,  LL.B.  1885)  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1886  ; 
was  Pres.  and  Chni.  of  Zetland  Territorial  Force  Asso.  1908-14,  and  Sheriff 
Substitute  of  Caithness,  Orkney  and  Shetland  at  Lerwick  1905-14,  since  when 
he  has  been  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Ayrshire  at  Ayr  ;  entered  9th  Vol.  Batn. 
(Highlanders)  Roy.  Scots  (Lothian  Regt.)  as  2nd  Lieut.  1900,  became  Lieut. 
1901,  and  Capt.  1905  ;  served  in  S.  Africa  1902  as  Lieut.  3rd  Vol.  Ser.  Co. 
Roy.  Scots,  spending  last  night  of  Boer  War  in  laager  of  Transvaal  Govt, 
beside  Rhenoster  Kop,  having  been  sent  with  message  under  flag  of  truce 
from  Balmoral  (Transvaal)  (Queen's  medal  with  4  clasps) ;  was  Major  Comdt. 
7th  Vol.  Batn.  Gordon  Highlanders  1905-8,  and  Major  Comdg.  Shetland  Cos. 
Gordon  Highlanders  1908-16. 

Residence — Craigencallie,  Ayr.         Clubs — University  (Edinburgh),  County  (Ayr). 

G.  J.   CAMPBELL. 

George  James  Campbell,  only  son  of  George  Campbell, 
merchant,  of  Farr,  Sutherlandshire,  by  Ann  Gordon,  da.  of  George  Campbell 
Tacksman,  of  Bettyhill  and  Tongue  ;  b.  July  4th,  1842  ;  ed.  at  Farr  Free 
Church  and  Parish  Schs.,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (honours  in  Scottish  Law 
and  Conveyancing)  :  rn.  1st,  1879,  Christina  Yule,  who  d.  1904,  only  da.  of 
John  Hislop,  ofGoatfield,  Haddingtonshire  ;  2ndly,  1913,  Anna,  da.  of  William 
Chalmers,  of  The  Knox,  Forfarshire;  Advocate,  Scotland;  is  a  J.P.  and 
D.L.  for  Sutherlandshire,  and  Commr.  of  Income  Tax;  formerly  a  Solicitor 
and  Notary  Public  in  Inverness,  and  Col.  (V.D.)  Highland  R.G.A.  (Vol.); 


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was  Liberal  Agent  for  Inverness  Dist.  1885- 1894,  and  Sheriff  Substitute  of 
Ross,  Cromarty,  and  Sutherland  at  Stornoway  1894-1902,  of  Inverness,  Elgin, 
and  Nairn,  for  Isle  of  Skye  and  The  Long  Island  (Outer  Hebrides)  1902-12, 
since  when  he  has  been  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Ross,  Cromarty,  and  Sutherland 
at  Dornoch  for  co.  of  Sutherland. 

Residence — St.  Gilberts,  Dornoch,  Sutherland.        C/7<^— Scottish  Liberal. 

J.  M.  CAMPBELL. 

John  Macmaster  Campbell,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  George 
Campbell,  merchant,  of  Inverness  ;  b.  1859:  ;//.  1896,  Jean,  da.  of  Alexander 
Armstrong,  of  Arnprior ;  Solicitor,  Scotland  1884 ;  appointed  Sheriff  Substi- 
tute of  Argyllshire  at  Campbeltown  1910;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1919. 

Residence — Campbeltown,  Kintyre,  Scotland. 

G.  CAMPION. 

George  Campion;  b.  1846;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad.,  and  at 
Oxford  (B.A.  1872)  :  m.  1900,  Mary  Janet,  da.  of  Thomas  Lorimer,  of 
Dumfries;  Advocate,  Scotland  1872;  appointed  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Inverary 
1879,  "^^^  of  Dumfries  1890. 

Residence — Larkfield,  Dumfries. 

J.  D.  DALLAS. 

John  Dewar  Dallas,  son  of  the  late  Duncan  Forbes  Dallas, 
Solicitor  of  Supreme  Courts  of  Scotland,  by  Margaret  Dewar,  da.  of  the  Rev. 
John  Tulloch,  Min.  of  St.  Stephen's,  Perth  ;  b.  1878  ;  ed.  at  George  Watson's 
Coll.,  Edinburgh,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  :  m.  1913,  Dorothy  Flora,  younger 
da.  of  the  late  J.  G.  Findlay,  of  Tour,  Kilmaurs,  Ayrshire  ;  Advocate,  Scotland 
1905 ;  Capt.  Roy.  Scots  and  2/2nd  King's  African  Rifles  1915-19 ;  is 
Sheriff  Substitute  of  cos.  Aberdeen,  Kincardine,  and  Banff  at  Aberdeen. 

Residence — Airyhall,  near  Aberdeen.  Clubs — Scottish  Conservative,  Royal  Northern 
<Aberdeen). 

W.  DUNBAR. 

William  Dunbar,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  Rev.  John  W.  Dunbar,  of 
St.  James's  Place  Unit.  Free  Church,  Edinburgh  ;  b.  1877  ;  ed.  at  George 
Watson's  Coll.,  Edinburgh,  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  1898,  LL.B.  1904), 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1901,  M.A.  1906) :  m.  1909,  Elizabeth 
Mary,  da.  of  the  late  R.  A.  Robertson,  engineer,  of  Glasgow ;  was  Assist. 
Professor  of  Greek  in  Edinburgh  Univ.  190 1-2,  and  Lecturer  in  Civil  Law 
at  Glasgow  Univ.  1909-17;  Advocate,  Scotland  1904;  appointed  Sheriff 
Substitute  of  Ross,  Cromarty  and  Sutherland  at  Stornoway  1917,  and  of  Ayr- 
shire at  Kilmarnock  1921.     * 

Residence — Crookedholm  House,  Hurlford,  Ayrshire. 

J.  W.  FORBES. 

James  Wright  Forbes,  LL.B.,  son  of  Alexander  Forbes,  some- 
time Principal  Keeper,  Registry  of  Deeds,  Scotland  ;  b.  1866 ;  ed.  at  George 
Watson's  Coll.,  Edinburgh,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  :  m.  1903,  Isabella 
Marion,  da.  of  James  Cooper,  dental  surg.,  of  Edinburgh  ;  Advocate,  Scot- 
land 1891 ;  appointed  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Caithness,  Orkney  and  Zetland 
at  Lerwick  1919. 

Residence — Lerwick,  Shetland. 

T.  A.  FYFE. 

Thomas  Alexander  Fyfe,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Thomas 
Fyfe ;  b.  June  5th,  1852  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  :  tn.  1889,  Janet  Black, 
who  d.  1915,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Shanks,  ironfounder,  of  Denny,  Stirling- 
shire; appointed  a  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Lanarkshire  1895  ;  C.B.E.  1918. 

Residence — i    Kingsborough  Gardens,  Glasgow. 


41 6  THE   JUDICIAL    BENCH. 


C.  T.  GORDON. 

Charles  Thomas  Gordon,  el.  son  of  J.  W.  Gordon,  of  Cairness, 
Lonmay,  Aberdeenshire;  b.  1859;  Advocate,  Scotland  1885;  appointed 
Sheriff  Substitute  for  co.  Forfar  at  Forfar  1917. 

Residence — Cairness,  Lonmay. 


HON.  H.  D.  GORDON. 

Huntly  Douglas  Gordon,  3rd  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Baron 
Gordon,  P.C.,  a  Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary  ;  b.  1866  ;  ed.  at  Wellington 
Coll.  :  m.  1899,  Violet,  da.  of  John  Gaspard  Fanshawe  ;  is  an  Advocate,  and 
Lieut.  The  Royal  Scots  (Lothian  Regt.)  ;  appointed  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Ross 
and  Cromarty,  and  Sutherland  at  Dingwall  191 7. 

Residences — 3,  Northumberland  Street,  Edinburgh;  Craigellachie,  Strathpeffer,  Ross- 
shire.     Clubs — Conservative,  University. 


J.  P.  GRANT. 

John  Peter  Grant,  LL.B.,  el.  son  of  the  late  John  Peter  Grant, 
of  Rothiemurchus,  Inverness-shire,  by  Marion,  da.  of  Richard  Rowe ;  b.  Feb. 
29th,  i860;  ed.  at  Marlborough,  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1881,  M.A. 
1907),  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (LL.B.  1883) :  m.  ist,  1882,  Edith  Mary,  da.  of 
Lieut. -Col.  Brewster  Macpherson,  of  Belleville,  Inverness-shire  ;  2ndly,  1899, 
Lady  Mary  Augusta  Pierrepont,  who  d.  1917,  da.  of  3rd  Earl  Manvers;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  and  Advocate,  Scotland  1883  ;  formerly  Major  ist  Vol.  Batn. 
Queen's  Own  Cameron  Highlanders;  is  a  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Inverness,  and 
a  D.L.  for  Banffshire  ;  was  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Banffshire  1890-1900,  since 
when  he  has  been  a  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Inverness-shire  at  Inverness. 

Residence — Rothiemurchus,  Aviemore.         Clubs — Brooks's,  New  (Edinburgh). 


J.  R.  HALDANE. 

John  Rodger  Haldane,  LL.B.  son  of  T.  Frederick  Haldane, 
of  Paisley;  b.  May  7th.  1882;  Advocate,  Scotland  1904;  appointed  Sheriff 
Substitute  of  Ross,  Cromarty,  and  Sutherland  at  Stornoway  1921  ;  R.A.S.C. 
1915-19  (Capt.  1918-19). 

Residence — Stornoway. 

A.  M.  HAMILTON. 

Alexander  Mitchell  Hamilton,  son  of  the  late  William 
Hamilton,  stockl^roker,  of  Glasgow  ;  b.  April  3rd,  1872  ;  Advocate,  Scotland 
1896,  and  a  K.C.  1920;  appointed  Sheiiff  Substitute  for  Argyllshire  at  Oban 
1921. 

Residence— Ohax\. 

W.  HARVEY. 

William  Harvey,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Harvey, 
LL.D,  Head  Master  of  Edinburgh  Acad.  Sch.  ;  b.  Dec.  8th,  1859;  ed.  at 
Edinburgh  Acad.,  at  King's  Coll.,  Camb.  (Scholar  1881,  B.A.,  1st  class 
Mathematical  Tripos  1883),  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (LL.B.  1887):  /;/.  1902, 
Evelyn  Cecil  la  Cour ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1886  ;  was  Additional  Examiner 
for  Degrees  in  Edinburgh  Univ.  1888-93,  and  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Caithness, 
Orkney  and  Shetland  at  Kirkwall  1904-12,  and  of  Ross  and  Cromarty  at 
Dingwall  1912-17,  since  when  of  Lanarkshire  at  Lanark  1917. 

Residence — Friarsfield,  Lanark.         Clubs — University  (Edinburgh),  Western  (Glasgow). 


SHERIFFS   SUBSTITUTE   OF   SCOTLAND.  417 


C.  R.  A.  HOWDEN. 

Charles  Robert  Andrew  Howden,  son  of  James  Howden, 
Chartered  Accountant,  of  Edinburgh  ;  b.  1862  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1886  ;  a 
M.A.,  and  a  F.S.A.  (Scotland);  appointed  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Inverness, 
Elgin  and  Nairn  at  Elgin  191 7. 

Residence — Mayne   Elgin. 

A.  J.  L.  LAINO. 

Alexander  James  Louttit  LAiNG,ZZ.^.,son  of  the  late  Alexander 
Laing,  Solicitor,  Supreme  Court  of  Scotland;  b.  March  19th,  1871  ;  ed.  at 
Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  1892,  LL.B.  1895)  :  tn.  1901,  Margaret  Fanny  Helen, 
younger  da.  of  Maj.-Gen.  J.  W.  Orr,  I.S.C. ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1896;  ap- 
pointed Sheriff  Substitute  of  Aberdeen,  Kincardine,  and  Banff,  at  Banff  1908, 
and  at  Aberdeen  191 1. 

Residefice—  Burnieboozle  House,  Aberdeen.        C/wi— Scottish  Liberal. 

A.  MABTIN  LAING. 

Alfred  Martin  Laing,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Laing,  of 
Tomnamoon,  Dunphail  ;  b.  1875  ;  ed.  at  Forres  Acad.,  at  Robert  Gordon's 
Coll.,  Al^erdeen,  and  at  Aberdeen  (M.A.  1900)  and  Edinburgh  Univs.  (LL.B. 
1904)  :  m.  1917,  Norah  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  Alfred  Wright,  of  Shrewsbury  ; 
Advocate,  Scotland  1904;  sometime  in  Seaforth  Highlanders;  European 
War  1915-18  in  Gallipoli ;  appointed  Sheriff  Court  Advocate  Depute  1919, 
and  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Caithness,  Orkney,  and  Shetland  at  Kirkwall  192 1. 

Residence — Glaitness  House,  Kirkwall,  Orkney. 

B.  P.  LEE. 

Bremner  Patrick  Lee,  5th  son  of  the  Rev.  William  Lee,  D.D., 
Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History  in  Glasgow  Univ.,  by  Emily,  da.  of 
Patrick  Chiene,  of  Edinburgh  ;  b.  April  ist,  1864;  ed.  at  Fettes  Coll.,  and 
at  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh  Univs.  (M.A.  1885)  :  m.  1897,  Elizabeth  Georgina, 
da.  of  the  Hon.  Lord  Kyllachy,  a  Lord  of  Session  and  Justiciary  in  Scotland ; 
Advocate,  Scotland  1886;  unsuccessfully  contested  N.  Div.  of  Aberdeen  (C) 
1892  ;  was  Sheriff  Substitute  for  co.  Forfar  at  Forfar  1897-1912,  and  of  Lanark- 
shire at  Airdrie  1912-19,  since  when  of  Lanarkshire  at  Glasgow. 

Residence — xg,   Kensington    Gate,  Glasgow.  Clubs — New    (Edinburgh),    Western 

(Glasgow). 

J.  DEAN-LESLIE. 

John  Dean-Leslie,  LL.B.,  son  of  Alexander  Davidson  Dean, 
engraver,  of  Glasgow,  by  Jane^  da.  of  John  Leslie,  of  New  Byth,  Aberdeen- 
shire;  b.  Sept.  24th,  i860;  ed.  at  Glasgow  Acad,  and  Univ.  (M.A.  1880, 
LL.B.  [885),  and  at  Leipzig  and  Berlin  Univs.  ;  Advocate  1886  ;  formerly  ist 
Lanarkshire  Rifle  Vol.,  and  Queen's  Rifle  Vol.  Brig.  Roy.  Scots  (Lothian 
Regt.),  from  which  he  retired  as  Capt.  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  cos.  Aberdeen,  Clack- 
mannan, and  Stirling;  has  been  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Stirling,  Dumbarton, 
and  Clackmannan  at  Alloa  since  1901,  and  also  at  Stirling  since  1915. 

Residence — 16,  Victoria  Place,  Stirling.  C/»ij— University,  Scottish  Conservative 
(Edinburgh),  Glasgow  Conservative,  Stirling  County  (Stirling). 

W.  D.  LYELL. 

William  Darling  Lyell,  son  of  David  Lyell,  S.S.C  ;  d.  Jan. 
I2th,  i860  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (MA.  1879)  :  m.  1st,  1891,  Helen,  who 
d.  1903,  da.  of  James  Earl  Moreton,  F.R.CS. ;  2ndly,  1907,  Viola,  da.  of 
John  Williams,  of  Carmarthen ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1882 ;  was  Sheriff  Sub- 
stitute of  Dumfries  and  Galloway  1891-1900,  and  a  Sheriff  Substitute  of 
Renfrew  and  Bute  at  Paisley  1900-1912,  since  when  of  Lanarkshire  at  Glasgow. 

Residence— 2g,  Park  Circus,  Glasgow,  W. 

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41 8  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


D.  S.  MACDIARMID. 

Duncan  Stewart  Macdiarmiu,  LL.B.;  b.  1873;  ed.  at  Ley's 
Sch.,  Camb.,  and  at  Camb.  Univ.  (B.A.  1896);  Advocate,  Scotland  1903; 
was  Legal  Sec.  to  Lord  Advocate  for  Scotland  1910-12,  and  SheriflF  Substitute 
of  Stirling,  Uunibarton,  and  Clackmannan  at  Dumbarton  1912-19,  since  when 
of  Lanarkshire  at  Airdrie. 

Residence — i,  Windsor  Circus,  Glasgow,  W. 

H.  W.  MACLEOD. 

Hector  William  Macleod  ;  b.  18—^;  Advocate  1878;  was  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Gold  Coast  1880-86,  and  Ch.  Justice 
thereof  1886-8  ;  is  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Haddingtonshire. 

Residence — lo,  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edinburgh. 

B.  C.  MALCOLM. 

Robert  Carmichael  Malcolm,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  George 
Malcolm,  of  Invergarry,  Inverness-shire  ;  b.  Jan.  30th,  1868  ;  ed.  at  Inver- 
garry,  at  George  Watson's  Coll.,  Edinburgh,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A. 
1889,  LL.B.  1891)  :  VI.  1903,  Norah,  da.  of  the  late  William  McKeown, 
land  surveyor,  of  Edinburgh  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1892  ;  appointed  Sheriff 
Substitute  of  Inverness,  Elgin  and  Nairn  at  Fort  William  1912,  and  of  For- 
farshire at  Dundee  1921. 

Residence — Thorngarth,  Broughty  Ferry.  Clubs — Scottish  Conservative  (Edinburgh), 
Eastern  (Dundee). 

T.  J.  MARTIN. 

Thomas  Johnstone  Martin,  son  of  M.  J.  Martin,  M.D.  ;  b. 
May  i6th,  1851;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad.,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A. 
1873)  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1876  ;  Is  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Renfrew  and  Bute 
at  Rothesay. 

Residence — Auchanross,  Rothesay. 

A.  J.  P.  MENZIES. 

Alexander  John  Pople  Menzies,  O.B.E.)  b.  1863;  ed.  at 
Inverness  Acad.,  and  at  Edinburgh  and  Brussels  Univs.  :  m.  1889,  Elizabeth 
Bannerman,  da.  of  John  Davidson,  of  Inverness;  Advocate  Scotland  1886; 
appointed  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Caithness,  Orkney  and  Shetland  at  Lerwick 
1914,  and  of  Stirling,  Dumbarton  and  Clackmannan  at  Dumbarton  1919 ; 
O.B.E.  (Civil)  1918. 

Residence — Grendon,  Luss  Road,  Helensburgh.        Club — Scottish  Liberal. 

J.  S.  MERCER. 

John  Swan  Mercer,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  James  Mercer,  J.  P., 
farmer^  of  Southfield,  Dalkeith,  Midlothian  ;  b.  Aug.  7.6th,  1867;  B.L.  Edin- 
burgh: m.  1907,  Emily  Maud,  da.  of  the  late  James  Maclean,  Solicitor  and 
County  Clerk  of  Wigtownshire  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1899;  appointed  Counsel 
for  Crown  as  Ultiinus  Htdres  1911,  and  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Caithness, 
Orkney,  and  Shetland  at  Kirkwall  1912,  and  of  Renfrew  and  Bute  at  Greenock 
1921  ;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1920. 

Residence — Ferndene,  Eldon  Street,  Greenock.  Clubs — Greenock,  Scottish  Liberal) 

(Edinburgh). 

J.    W.    MORE. 

John  William  More,  son  of  the  late  Francis  More,  chartered 
accountant,  of  Edinburgh  ;  b.  Oct.  15th,  1879  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  (M.A. 
1900)  and  Oxford  (B.A.  1903)  Univs.  :  m.  1910 ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1905  ; 
appointed  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Aberdeen,  Kincardine  and  Banff  at  Banft 
1919. 

Residence — ^Montcoffer  House, 


SHERIFFS    SUBSTITTTTE    OF    SCOTLAND.  419 

L.  T.  NAPIER. 

Lawrence  Twentyman  Napier,  third  son  of  James  R.  Napier, 
F.R.S.,  shipbuilder  and  engineer,  of  Glasgow,  by  Emma  Mary,  el.  da.  of 
the  late  Lawrence  Twentyman,  of  Walthamstow ;  b.  Aug.  19th,  1855  ;  ed.  at 
Glasgow  High  Sch.,  and  at  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh  Univs.  (B.L.  1878): 
m.  1 886,  Elizabeth  Augusta,  youngest  da.  of  the  late  Archibald  Arrol,  brewer, 
of  Glasgow  and  Alloa ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1880 ;  has  been  Sheriff  Sub- 
stitute of  Sheriffdom  of  Dumfries  and  Galloway  at  Kirkcudbright  since 
I9(X). 

Residence— KukcnAhnght..  C///i5j— University  (Edinburgh),  Dumfries  and  Galloway 
(Dumfries). 

E.  W.  NEISH. 

Edward  William  Neish,  son  of  the  late  William  Neish,  of 
Tannadyce  and  Clepington,  by  Margaret,  only  da.  of  the  late  George  Watson, 
of  Calcutta  ;  b.  March  30th,  1865;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Glenalmond,  and  at 
Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1888)  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  Forfarshire  ;  Advocate,  Scotland 
1890;  appointed  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Renfrew  and  Bute  at  Greenock  1905, 
of  Forfarshire  at  Dundee  191 1,  and  of  The  Lothians  and  Peebles  at  Edin- 
burgh 1921. 

Residence — 10,  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edinburgh.        Club — Conservative. 


R.  L.  ORR. 

Robert  Low  Orr,  K.C,  LL.B.,  son  of  Robert  Orr,  J. P., 
manufacturer,  of  Elgin  ;  b.  Dec.  15th,  1854 ;  ed.  at  Elgin  Acad.,  at  Watson's 
Coll.,  Edinburgh,  and  at  Edinburgh  (M.A.  ist  class  Classical  Honours 
1877,  LL.B.  1881,  Greek  Travelling  Fellowship  and  John  Edward  Baxter 
Scholarship)  and  Gottingen  Univs.:  w.  1891,  Euphemia,  da.  of  the  late  John 
Millar,  M.D.,  of  Edinburgh;  Advocate,  Scotland  1881,  and  K.C.  1905;  was 
Sheriff  Court  Depute  1892,  and  Extra  Advocate-Depute  1892-5  ;  appointed 
Junior  Counsel  for  Laiited  Free  Church  of  Scotland  1900,  Advocate-Depute 
1905,  Senior  Advocate-Depute  1906,  and  Sheriff  Substitute  of  the  Lothians 
and  Peeblesshire  at  Edinburgh  1908 ;  edited  official  report  of  "  The  Free 
Church  of  Scotland  Appeals"  (1903-4)  ;  author  of  "Alexander  Henderson, 
Churchman  and  Statesman." 

Residence — 73,  Great  King  Street,  Edinburgh.         Club — Scottish  Liberal. 


J.  A.  T.  ROBERTSON. 

John  Arthur  Thomas  Robertson,  LL.B.;  b.  1873;  ed.  at 
Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  1891,  LL.B.  1895);  Advocate,  Scotland  1896; 
appointed  Standing  Counsel  to  Board  of  Inland  Revenue,  Scotland  191 1, 
Sheriff  Substitute  of  Ayrshire  at  Kilmarnock  1914,  and  Sheriff  Substitute  of 
Stirling,  Dumbarton  and  Clackmannan  at  Falkirk  1921. 

Residence— YaWvrV,  Stirlingshire.        C/«^i— Scottish  Liberal,  County  (Ayr). 

H.  SHENNAN. 

Hay  Shennan,  son  of  John  Shennan,  Lord  Dean  of  Guild  of 
Edinburgh  City,  of  Bellevue  Cottage,  Edinburgh,  by  Jessie,  da.  of  Alexander 
Hay,  J. P.,  of  Edinburgh;  b.  Sept.  l8lh,  1859;  ed.  at  Roy.  High  Sch., 
Edinburgh,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  1st  class  Honours  in  Philo.sophy 
1881):  tn.  1891,  Isabella,  da.  of  the  late  James  Hoseason,  J. P.,  of  Aywick, 
Shetland  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1884;  was  Sec.  to  Boundary  Conimn.,  Scotland 
1890-91,  Sheriff  Substitiite  at  I^erwick  1891-1900,  of  Ross,  Cromarty,  and 
Sutherland,  at  Dingwall  1900-1904,  and  of  Fife  at  Dunfermline  1904-10, 
since  when  he  has  been  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Lanarkshire  at  Hamilton. 

Residence — Angus  Lodge,  Hamilton.        C/wiJ— Scottish  Conservative. 


420  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

P.   SMITH. 

Patrick  Smith,  LL.B.y  son  of  the  Rev.  Ralph  CoUey  Smith 
(John  Knox  Free  Church,  Glasgow),  of  Lindsays! ands,  Biggar,  Lanarkshire, 
by  Stewart  Anne  Mitchell,  da.  of  Peter  Shaw,  of  Mount  Blair.  Glenshee,  Perth- 
shire ;  b.  March  l6th,  1858;  ed.  at  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh  Univs.  (M.A. 
1878,  LL.B.  1882)  :  m.  1890,  Alice,  da.  of  David  Anderson  Paterson,  of 
Dalnaglar,  Perthshire  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1882  ;  has  been  Sheriff  Substitute 
of  Roxburgh,  Berwick,  and  Selkirk  at  Selkirk  since  1899,  and  of  Peeblesshire 
at  Peebles  since  191 7. 

Residence — The  Firs,  Selkirk. 

R.  M.  SMITH. 

Robert  Macaulay  Smith,  LL.B.,  son  of  David  Smith,  of  Dairy ; 
b.  1859  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  :  7n.  1898,  Jean,  da.  of  John  Wylie,  of 
Largs,  Ayrshire  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1889  ;  appointed  Sheriff  Substitute  of 
Roxburgh,  Berwick  and  Selkirk  at  Duns  1908. 

Residence — Duns,  Berwickshire.  » 

A.  STEEDMAN. 

Alexander   Steedman,  LL.B.-,    b.    18 — ;    appointed    Sheriff 
Substitute  for  Inverness-shire  at  Fort  William  I921. 
Residence — Fort  William,  Scotland. 


D.  STUART. 

Dudley  Stuart,  son  of  the  late  William  Stuart,  W.S.,  of 
Peebles;  b.  1861  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad.,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (B.L. 
1886);  Advocate,  Scotland  1886;  formerly  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Aberdeen, 
Kincardine,  and  Banff  at  Banff;  appointed  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Fife  and 
Kinross  at  Cupar  1919. 

Residence — Cupar,  Fife. 

A.  S.  D.  THOMSON. 

Alexander  Stuart  Duff  Thomson,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  Rev.  John 
Thomson,    D.D.  ;    b.  1854;  B.A.  and  LL.B.  1878:    m.   1905,  Mary  Agnes, 
da.  of  the  Rev.  James  Brown,  D.D.,  of  Paisley  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1883; 
is  a  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Lanarkshire  at  Glasgow. 
Residence — Averley,  Great  Western  Road,  Glasgow. 


T.  TROTTER. 

Thomas  Trotter,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Trotter,  R.N. ;  b. 
1868  ;  ed.  at  St.  Anthony  House  Acad.,  Leith,  at  George  Watson's  Coll., 
Edinburgh,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univ.  (B.L.  1891)  ;  Scholar,  Roman  Law  and 
Jurisprudence,  Camb.  Univ.  1892  :  vi.  1900,  Elizabeth  (from  whom  he  ob- 
tained a  divorce  1912),  only  da.  of  Dr.  T.  W.  Drinkwater,  Lecturer  on 
Chemistry,  Roy.  Coll.  of  Surgs.,  Edinburgh ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1893 ;  was 
Interim  Lecturer  on  Civil  and  Criminal  Procedure,  Edinburgh  Univ.  1892, 
and  on  Commercial  Law  at  Leith  Technical  Coll.  1909  and  1910;  is  a  J. P. 
and  D.L.  for  Caithness  ;  appointed  Crown  Counsel  in  Ultimus  Hseres  cases  in 
Scotland  1909,  and  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Caithness,  Orkney  and  Shetland  at 
Wick  191 1  ;  acted  as  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Inverness,  Nairn  and  Elgin  1910; 
author  of  "Summary  Criminal  Jurisdiction,"  and  a  "Treatise  on  the  Repre- 
sentation of  the  People  Act"  (1918),  etc.,  etc. 

Residence — Thrumster  House,  Thrumster,  Caithness-shire. 


I 


SHERIFFS    SUISTITUTE   OF   SCOTLAND.  42 1 

F.  A.  UMPHERSTON. 

Francis  Albert  Umpherston,  son  of  the  late  William 
Umpherston,  engineer,  of  Lei th  ;  ^.1869;  Advocate,  Scotland  1893;  appointed 
Sheriff  Substitute  of  Fife  and  Kinross  at  Dunfermline  1910. 

Residence — Yorkston,  Dunfermline. 


G.  D.  VALENTINE. 

George  Donald  Valentine,  LL.B.,  son  of  George  Valentine, 
M.B.,  CM.,  of  Girvan,  Ayrshire,  by  Margaret  Warden;  b.  Feb.  6th,  1877; 
ed.  at  Glasgow  Univ.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (Major  Scholar):  m.  191 5,  Edith 
Jane  Mitchell ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1903  ;  Interim  Sheriff"  Substitute  at  Ayr 
1912,  at  Elgin  1914,  and  at  Airdrie  and  Glasgow  1919,  and  appointed  a  Sheriff" 
Substitute  of  Inverness,  Elgin  and  Nairn,  for  Isle  of  Skye  and  the  Long  Island 
(Outer  Hebrides)  1920 ;  was  Commr.  under  Mil.  Ser.  (Civil  Liabilities 
Depart.)  1916-18. 

Residence — Portree,  Isle  of  Skye. 

G.  WATSON. 

George  Watson,  el.  son  of  James  Watson,  Manager  of  Scottish 
Provident  Institution,  Edinburgh  ;  b.  Sept.  24th,  1845 ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh 
Acad,  and  Univ.  (M.A.  1st  class  Honours  in  Classics  1867):  vi.  1874, 
Margaret  Campbell,  only  child  of  Patrick  Campbell  MacDougall,  Professor 
of  Moral  Philosophy  in  Edinburgh  Univ.  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1871  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1884  ;  appointed  Sheriff"  Substitute  of  Dumfries  and  Galloway 
1890  ;  editor  of  "  Bell's  Dictionary  and  Digest  of  the  Law  of  Scotland." 

Residence— Corshic'W&st,  Newton  Stewart.        Club — University  (Edinburgh). 

J.  A.  WELSH. 

John  Aitken  Welsh,  LL.B.,  elder  son  of  the  late  John  Welsh, 
of  Moredun,  Midlothian;  b.  March  28th,  1871  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad., 
and  Univ.  (M.A.  1891,  LL.B.  1894)  ;  Advocate,  Scotland  1895  ;  appointed 
Sheriff"  Substitute  of  Renfrew  and  Bute  at  Greenock  191 1,  and  at  Paisley 
1921  ;  author  of  "The  Index  of  Cases  Commented  upon  1893-1904." 

Residence — Paisley. 


422 


THE   JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


DOMINION  AND  COLONIAL  JUDGES. 


On  Jan.  ist,  1912,  His  Majesty  was  pleased  to  approve  of  the  use  and  recognition 
THROUGHOUT  His  Majesty's  Dominions  during  tenure  of  office  of  the  title  of  "  Honourable  " 
in  the  case  of  the  Chief  Justices  and  Judges  of  the  High  Court  of  Australia,  and  the  Supreme 
Courts  of  New  South  Wales,  Victoria,  Queensland,  South  Australia,  Western  Australia, 
Tasmania,  New  Zealand,  South  Africa,  and  Newfoundland,  and  on  May  23id,  1913,  in  the 
case  of  thf  Chief  Justice  of  Canada,  and  the  Judges  of  the  Supreme  and  Exchequer  Courts 
thereof,  4nd  the  Chief  Justices  and  Judges  of  certain  other  Courts  in  the  several  provinces 
of  Canada. 

A  similar  recognition  of  the  title  will  be  accorded  in  the  case  of  such  retired  Chief  Justice! 
and  Judge^of  those  Courts  as  have  been  or  may  hereafter  be  permitted  to  bear  it  after  retirement. 


A.y.,  Assistant  or  Additional  Judge;  C,  Chancellor;  C.?.,  Chief  Justice ;  C.J.E.,  Chief 
Judge  in  Equity  ;  D.J.,  Divorce  Judge  :  D.J .  Ad.,  Deputy  Judge  in  Admiralty :  E.J. 
Equity  Judge;  J.,  Judge;  J. A.,  Justice  of  Appeal;  J.  Ad.,  Judge  in  Admiralty; 
J.C.,  Judicial  Commissioner;  L.J.  Ad.,  Local  Judge  in  Admiralty;  P.J.,  Puisne 
Judge  ;   Pres.,  President  :  S.J.,  Surrogate  Judge  ;   V.A.,  Judge  of  Vice  Admiralty. 

Tasmania  ;        BRITISH  GUIANA. 

(Styled  "  Hon.")  (Styled  "  His  Honour.") 

C.y.  Sir  H.  Nicholls,  LL.B. 

P.y.  H.  Crisp.  -, 

„     N.  K.  Ewing,  K.C. 

Victoria^ 
(Styled  "  Hon.") 
C.  J.  Sir  W.  H.  Irvine. 
P.J.  SirL.  F.  B.  Cussen. 
„     W.  J.  Schijtt. 
„     F.  W.  Mann, 
.    „    W.  J.  S.  McAijhur. 
,,     J.  R.  Macfarlane. 


ALBERTA.  | 

See  Canada.  1 

AUSTRALIA.  | 

(Styled  "  Hon.")  1 

High  Court.  | 

C.J.  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  A    Krcx,  : 
P.C,        K.C.M.G., 
LL.B. 
P.J.  Rt.  Hon.  I.  A.  Isaacs, 
P.C. 
,,     H.  B.  Higgins. 
„     F.  Gavan  Duffy. 
,,     C.  Powers. 
„     G.  E.  Rich. 
„     H.  E.  Starke. 

state  supreme  courts 

New  South  Wales. 

(Styled  "  Hon.") 

C.J.  Sir      W.      P.      CuIIen, 

K.C.M.G.,  LL.D. 
P.J.  R.  D.  Pring. 
„     {C.y.E      and      Bank- 
ruptcy) P.  W.  Street. 
„     (a«.;Z>.7.)  A.  Gordon. 
,,     D.  G.  Ferguson. 
„     (E.J.    and  Probate)  J. 

M.  H.irvey. 
„     Sir       C.       G.       Wade, 

K.C.M.G. 
„    A.  G.  F.  James. 

Queensland. 
(Styled  "  Hon.") 
C.J.  Sir      P.       A.      Cooper, 
P.J.  P.  Real.         [K.C.M.G. 
,,     C.E.  Chubb. 
„     W.  A  B.  Shand  (North- 
ern Judge). 
,,     L.    O.    Lukin   (Central 

Judge). 
„     and  Pres.  Court  of  In- 
dustrial A  rbitration, 
T.  W.  McCawley, 


Western  Australia. 
(Styled  "  Hon.") 
C.J.  Sir  R.  F.  McMillan. 
P.J.  R.  B.  Rurnside. 
,,     J.  A.  Northmore. 
„    T.  P.  Draper,  C.B.E. 

Northern  Territory. 
J.  D.  J.  D.  Bevan. 

BAHAMAS. 
Supreme  Court. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
C.J.  SirD.  T.  Tudor. 

BARBADOS. 

(Only  the  Chief  Justice  is 
styled  "  His  Honour.") 
C  J.  Sir  W.  H.  Greaves. 
A.J.    Sir   W.    K.    Chandler, 
C.M.G.,  LL.D. 
„     N.  F.  Briggs. 
„      F.  S.  Smith. 


BERMUDA. 
(Ch.  Justice  styled 
Honour.") 


His 


Judge  of  Court  of  Industrial    C.J.  &'V.  A.    Sir    C.    Rees 
Arbitration,   A.   W.    Mac-  Davies. 

naughton.  ■  A.J.  C.  V.  Ingham. 

South  Australia.  h    A.  W.  Bluck. 

(Styled  "  Hon.") 
C.J.  Sir   G.    J.    R.    Murray, 

K.C.M.G.,  LL  M. 
P.J.  Sir  J.  H.  Gordon. 
„     T.  S.  Poole. 
„    (H.)A.  Parsons,  LL.B. 


BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 
See  Canada. 


BRITISH  EAST  AFRICA. 
See  Kenya  Colony. 


C.J.  and  V.A.  Sir  C.  Major. 
P.J.   M.  J.  Berkeley. 
„     L.  C  Dalton. 

BRITISH  HONDURAS. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
C.J.  Sir  R.  B.  Roden. 

BRITISH  NORTH 
BORNEO. 

C.y.  A.  C.  Pearson,  CM. G. 

J.  D.J.  T.Sherlock,  M.B.E. 

(Judicial  Commr.). 

„    F.  W.  Eraser. 

„   H.  W.  L.  Bunbury. 

BURMA. 
See  India. 

CANADA. 

(All  Styled  "  Hon.") 

Supreme  Court. 

C.J.  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  L.  H.  Da- 
vies,  P.C,  K.C.M.G. 
P.J.  J.  Idington. 
„     Rt.    Hon.    L.    P.  Duff, 

P.C. 
,,     F.  A.  Anglin. 
„     L.  P.  Brodeur. 
,,     P.  B.  Mignault. 

Exchequer  Court. 

Pres.  Sir  W.  G.  P.  Ca«sels. 
P.J.  L.  A.  Audette,  D.C.L. 

Local  Judges  in 
Admiralty. 

J.  Sir  J.  D.  Hazen,  K.CM.G. 
(New  Brunswick). 

„  A.  E.  S.  Martin  (British 
Columbia). 

„  F.  E.  Hodgins,  B.C.L. 
(Ontario). 

,,  W.  S.  Stewart  (Prince 
Edward  Island). 

„    C.  D.  Macaulay  (Yukon). 

,,  F.  S.  MacLennan  (Que- 
bec). 


DOMINION   AND    COLONIAL   JUDGES. 


423 


Province  of  Ontario. 

Supreme  Court. 

Appellate  Division. 

First  Divisional  Court, 

C.y.  and  Pres.   Sir   W.    R. 

Meredith,  LL.D. 

J. A.  J.J.  Maclaren,  D.C.L., 

„     J.   Magee.  [LL.D. 

„     (and  LocalJ.Ad.)¥.¥.. 

Hodgins,  B.C.L. 
„     W.  N.  Ferguson. 

Second  Divisional  Court. 
[The  Judges  of  the  2nd  Div. 
fluctuate,    being     annually 
selected  from  the  Judges  of 
the  High  Court  Div.] 

High  Court  Division. 

C.y.  and  Pres.  (Exchequer) 
Sir  W.  Mulock, 
K.C.M.G.,  LL.D. 

„     {Common  Pleas)  R.  M. 
Meredith. 
P.J.  W.  R.  Riddell,  LL.D. 

„     F.  R.  Latchford. 

,,     R.  F.  Sutherland. 

,,     W.  E.  Middleton. 

„     H.  T.  Kelly. 

,,     H.  I.  S.  Lennox. 

,,     C.  A.  Masten,  LL.D. 

„     H.  E.  Rose. 

„     W.  A.  Logie,  C.B. 

,.    J.  F.  Orde. 

„     H.  M.  Mowat. 

Province  of  Quebec. 
Court  of  King's  Bench. 
C.y.    J.  G.  Lamothe. 
P.y.  J.  E.  Martin. 

,,     R.  A.  E.  Greenshields. 

„     E.  Guerin,  D.C.L. 

„     C.  E.  Dorion. 

„     E.  J.  Flynn,  LL.D. 

„     V.  Allard. 

„     J.  M.  Tellier. 

„     E.  E.  Howard. 

„     A.  Bernier. 

,,     A.  Rivard. 

[One  Vacancy.] 

Superior  Court. 
Quebec  District. 
C.y.  Sir  F.  X.  Lemieux. 
P.y.  A.  Malouin. 

„     L.  R.  Roy. 

,,    J.  C.  Pouliot. 

,,     B.  F.  Letellier. 

„     I.  N.  Belleau. 

,,     N.  L.  Duplessis. 

^,     L.  J.  A.  De'sy. 

,,     G.  F.  Gibsone. 

,,     P.  D'Auteuil. 

,,     A.  Tessier. 

,,     A   Sevigny. 

Montreal  District. 
P.y.  J.  S.  Archibald,  D.C.L. 

{C.y. Ad.) 

,,  p.  E.  Lafontaine,  LL.D. 

,,  L.  P   Demers. 

,,  A.  A.  Bruneau. 

„  P.G.Martineau,D.C.L. 

„  D.  Monet. 

„  W.  Mercier,  LL.D. 

„  W.  A.  Weir. 

,  C.  Archer. 


P.y.  A.  Globensky. 

,,  J.  M.  McDougall. 

„  T.  H.  Chauvin. 

,,  C.  Lane. 

,,  L.  E.  Panneton. 

,,  F.  S.  MacLennan. 

,,  L.  T.  Marechal. 

,,  L.  Coderre. 

„  M.  F.  Hackett. 

,,  C.  A.  Duclos. 

,,  A.  E.  de  Lorimier. 

,,  L.  J.  H.  Loranger. 

,,  E.  F.  Surveyor. 

„  C.  D.  White. 

,,  P.  Cousineau. 

Province  ok  Nova  Scotia. 
C.y.  R.  E.  Harris,   D.C.L., 

LL.D. 
P.y.  B.  Russell,  D.C.L. 

„     J.  W.  Longley,  LL.D. 

E.y.  and  D.y.  J.  J.  Ritchie. 

P.y.  {and   y*idge  in  Bank- 

rufiicy),    J.    A.  Chis- 

holm,  LL.B. 

,,     and  y.  Ad.  li.M.eW\sh. 

,,     J.  S.  Rogers. 

Province   of   New  Bruns- 
wick. 
Court  0/  AfitealandChancery 

Division. 
C.y.  (and   V.A.)   Sir   J.    D. 
Hazen,       K.C.M.G., 
LL-.J). 
p.y.  A.S'.  White,  D.C.L. 
„     W.    C.     H.     Grimmer, 
LL.D. 

King's  Bench  Division. 
C.y.  H.A.McKeown,  D.C.L. 
P.y.  J.  H.  Barry,  LL.D. 
„     {and      D.y.)      O.      S. 

Crocket,  LL.D. 
,,     W.  B.  Chandler,  LL.B. 

Province  of  Manitoba. 
Court  of  Append. 
C.y.  W.  E.  Perdue. 
P.y.  J.  D.  CamerSh.' 
,,     C.  P.  Fullerton. 
,,     R.      M.      Dennistoun, 
C.B.E. 
[One  Vacancy.] 

Court  of  King's  Bench. 
C.y.  T.  G.  Mathers. 
P.y.  D.  A.  Macdonald. 

„     T.  L.  Metcalfe. 

„     J.  E.  P.  Prendergast. 

„     A.  C.  Gait. 

,,    J.  P.  Curran. 

Province  op  British 
Columbia. 
Court  of  Appeal. 
C.y.  J.  A.  Macdonald. 
y.A.  and   y.Ad.   A.   E.    S. 
Martin. 
„     W.  A.  Galliher. 
,,     A.  E.  McPhillips. 
„     D.  M.  Eberts. 

Supreme  Court. 
C.y   G.  Hunter. 
P.y.  A.     MacA.     Morrison, 
LL.B. 
„    W.  H.  P.  Clement. 
„    D.  Murphy. 


P.y.  F.  B.  Gregory,  LL.B. 
,,     W,  A.  Macdonald. 

Province    of    Prince 
Edward  Island. 
C.y.  J.  A.  Mathieson.    ' 
A.y.V.  L.  Haszard. 
,,     A.  E.  Arsenault. 

Province  of  Albbrta. 
Supreme  Court:    Appellate 

Division. 
C.y.  D.  L.  Scott.      ' 
P.y.  C.  A.  Stuart,  LL.D, 

„     N.  Du  B.  D.  Beck.  \ 

,,     J.  D.  Hyndman. 

„     A.  H.  Clarke. 

Supreme  Court :     Trial 
Division. 
C.y.  H.  Harvey,  LL.D. 
P.y.  W.  C.  Simmons. 

„    W.  L.  Walsh. 

„     M.  S.  McCarthy. 

„     W.  C.  Ives. 

,,     T.  M.  Tweedie. 

Province  of 

Saskatchewan. 

Court  of  Appeal. 

C.y.  Sir  F.  W.  G.  HaultaJn. 

y.A.  J.  H.  Lament,  LL.B. 

„     W.  F.  A.  Turgeon. 

[One  Vacancy.] 

Court  of  King's  Bench, 
C.y.  J.  T.  Brown. 
P.y.  J.  McKay. 

„     H.  V.  Macdonald. 

,,     H.  V.  Bigelow. 

„     G.  E.  Taylor. 

„     J.  F.  L.  Embury,  C.B., 
C.M.G. 

,,     D.  Maclean. 

Yukon  Territory. 
P.y.  C.  D.  Macaulay. 

CAPE  OF  GOOD   HOPE. 
See  South  Africa. 

CEYLON. 
(Styled  "  Hon.") 
C.y.  Sir  A.  Bertram. 
r.y.  G.  F.  M.  Ennis. 
„    T.  E.  de  Sampayo,  LL.B. 
„     W.  r.  Porter. 

CHINA. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
y.    S.  Turner. 
A.y.  P.  Grain. 

CYPRUS. 

Supreme  Court. 

(Styled  "  His  Honour."  ) 

C.y.  Sir  S.  Fisher. 

P.y.  A.  L.  C.  Stuart,  LLD. 

District  Courts. 
Pres.  J.R.  Holmes(Nicosia). 
y,  J.  C.    Macaskie  (Fam- 
agusta). 
[Four  Others.] 


424 


THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


EAST  AFRICA. 
Appeal  Court    (for  Protec- 
torates of  Kenya  Colony, 
Nynsaland,     Tanganyika, 
Uganda,  and  Zanzibar). 
(Styled  "Hon.") 
Senior  Member  Sir  (W.)  M. 

Carter. 
y.  T.  S.  Tomlinson. 
,,  T.  D.  Maxwell. 
,,  G.  H.  Pickering. 
„  F.  G.  Smith. 
„  C.  J.  Griffin. 
„  H.  Reed. 
„  R.  W.  Walker. 
,,  J.  A.  Sheiidan. 

EGYPT. 
H.B.  M.'s  Supreme  Court. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
y.  L.  T.  Thorp. 

Judicial  Adviser. 
y.A.  P.  M.  McL.  S.  Amos. 

Mixed  Court  of  Appeal, 
y.  R.  B.  P.  Cator. 
„  R.  A.  Vaux. 
„  A.  C.  McBarnet,  O.B.E. 

Mixed  Courts  of  First 
Instance. 
,,  E.  Bateson. 
„  G.  A.  W.  Booth. 
„  W.  H.  H.  Thorne. 
„  J.  H.  Scott. 

Native  Court  of  Appeal, 
Cairo. 
Vice-Pres.  J.  H.  Percival. 
y.  J.  E.  Marshall. 

,,  M.  A.  Caloyanni. 

„  J.  M.  I.  Soudan. 

„  J.  F.  Kershaw. 

„  C.  B.  Clapcott,  O.B.E. 

„  W.  H.  Hill. 

,,  F.  R.  Sanderson. 

,,  G.  H.  Carey. 
Counsellor  M.  H.  Rafferty. 

Native  Courts  of  First  In- 
stance, 
y.  F.  FitzGibbon,  K  .C. 

„  J.  B.  Reed. 

„  H.  S.  Wilson. 

„  A.  Powell. 

„  H.  O.  Holmes. 

FALKLAND  ISLANDS. 
C.y.  J.  Middleton,  C.M.G. 

FEDERATED   MALAY 

STATES. 

See     under     Straits     Settle 

ments. 

FIJI. 

(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 

C.y.  Sir  C.  S.  Davson,  LL.B. 

GAMBIA. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
£,.  Cookson  S.  S.  Sawrey-. 


GIBRALTAR. 

(Styled  "His  Honour.") 
C.y.  and  V.A.  Sir  B.  H.  T. 
Frere. 

GOLD  COAST  COLONY. 

(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
C.y.   SirP,  C.  Smyly. 
P.y.  S.  K.  F.  Nettleton. 

„     E.  R.  Logan. 

„     K.  J.  Beatty. 

[Two  Vacancies.] 

GRENADA. 
See  Windward  Islands. 

HONGKONG. 

Supreme  Court. 
(Styled  "His  Honour.") 
C.y.  Sir  W.  Rees-Davies. 
P.y.  H.  H.  J.  Gompertz. 

INDIA. 

High  Court,  Calcutta. 

(Styled  "Hon.  Mr.  Justice.") 

C.y.   Sir  L.  Sanderson,  K.C. 

P.y.   Sir  J.  G.  Woodroffe. 

,,     SirA.Mookerjee,C.S.I., 
LL.D.,  D.Sc. 

.,     Sir  N.  R   Chatarji. 

„     Sir  W.  Teunon. 

,,     Sir  T.  W.  Richardson. 

„     H.  Walmsley. 

,,     W.  E.  Greaves. 

„     B.  B.  Newbould. 

,,     G.  C.  Rankin. 

„     Charu  Chundar  Ghose. 

„     P.  L.  Buckland. 

,,     Z.  R.  Z.  Suhrawardy. 

,,    A.  H.  Cuming. 

,,     H.  G.  Pearson. 

High  Court,   Patma,  Bihar 

and  Orissa. 
(Styled  "  Hon.  Mr.  Justice.") 
C.y.  SirT.  F.  D.  Miller. 
P.  y.  Sir  B.  K.  Mullick. 

,,     Jwala  Prasad. 

„     W.  S.  Coutts,  CLE. 

,,     Profulla  Ranjan  Das. 

,,     L.  C.  Adami. 

„     Sir  J.  A.  S.  Bucknill. 

High  Court,  Madras. 
(Styled  "  Hon.  Mr.  Justice.") 
C.y.  SirWalterG.S.Schwabe. 
P.y.   SirW.  B.  Ayling. 

„     F.  Du  P.  Oldfield. 

„     C.  G.  Spencer. 

„     V.  M.  C.  Trotter. 

„     W.  W.  Phillips. 

„     C.  Kumaraswami  Sastri. 

,,     Cheruvari  Krishnan. 

,,     V.  Ramesami. 

„     C.  E.  Odgers. 

, ,     M .  D .  DavadossAvergal. 

„     M.  V.  S.  Rao  Garu. 

High  Court,  Bombay. 
(Styled  "Hon.  Mr.  Justice.") 
C.y.   Sir  N.  C.  Macleod. 
P  y.  Sir  Lallubhai  Asharam 
Shah. 
„     A.  A.  B.  Marten,  LL.D. 
..     E.  M.  Pratt. 


P.y.  Abdeali  Muhammad  Ali 
Kajiji. 
„    C.  G.  H.  Fawcett. 
„     L.  C.  Crump. 

High  Court,  Allahabad. 

(Styled  "Hon.  Mr.  Justice.") 

C.y.  Sir(E.)G.  Mears. 

P.y.  Sir     Promoda     Charar> 

BanarJ!,.  LL.D. 

„     Sir  W.  Tudball. 

„     M.  Rafiq. 

„     T.  C.  Piggott. 

„     C.  H.  Walsh. 

„     A.  E.  Ryves. 

„    Gokul  Prasad,  LL.B, 

,,     B.  Lindsay. 

,,     L.  Stuart. 

High  Court,  Punjab  and 
Delhi. 
(Styled  "  Hon.  Mr-  Justice.") 
C.y.  Sir  Shadi  Lai. 
P.y.  Sir  W.  Chevis. 

,,     H.  Scott-Smith. 

,,     W.  A.  le  Rossignol. 

,,     A.  B.  Broadway. 

,,     Abdul  Raoof. 

,,     S.  Wilberforce. 

,,     M.  H.  Harrison 

(additional) 

,,     Sher  Abdul  Qadir. 

,,     A.  Campbell. 

,,     A.  E.  Martineau. 

Chief  Court,  Loiuer  Burma.. 

(Styled  "  Hon.") 
C.y.  Sir  S.  M.  Robinson. 
P.y.  Maung  Kin. 

„     C.  P.  R.  Young. 

„     H.  S.  Pratt. 

„     B.  H.  Heald. 
A.y.  J.  G.  Rutledge. 

JAMAICA. 

(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
C.y.  Sir  A.  M.  Coll. 
P.y.  H.  K.  M.  Sisnett. 

„    A.  De  Freitas,  O.B.E. 

JOHORE. 
See    under     Straits     Settle- 
ments. 

KEDAH. 
See    under     Straits     Settle- 
ments. 

KENYA  COLONY  AND 
PROTECTORATE. 

Appeal  Court. 
[See  East  Africa.] 

Supreme  Court. 
(Styled  "  Hon.") 
C.y.  J.  W.  Barth,  C.B.E. 
P.y.  T.  D.  Maxwell. 
,,     G.  H.  Pickering. 
,,     J.  A.  Sheridan. 

LEEWARD  ISLANDS. 

(Styled  "  Hon.") 
Supreme  Court,  Antigua. 
C.y.  A.  J.  K.  Young. 
P.y.  W.  P.  Michelin. 

,     K.  E.  Peyser,  D.S.O. 


DOMINION    AND   COLONIAL  JUDGES. 


425 


MALTA. 

iOufy  the  C.y.  is  entitled 
"  His  Honour  "'\ 
C.y.  {and  Pres.  Court  of  Ap- 
peal) Sir  M.  A.  Re- 
falo,  C.B.E.,LL.D. 
P.J.  A.       Parnis,       O.B.E., 
LL.D. 
„     G.  Agius,  LL.D. 
,,     G.  Cremona,  LL.D. 
,,     L.  Camilleri,  LL.D. 
,,     Professor  A.    Mercleca, 
LL.D.  (styled  "Hon."). 

MANITOBA. 
See  Canada. 

MAURITIUS. 

(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 

Sitpreme  Court. 

C.y.  and  l^.A.  SirF.A.Her- 

chenroder. 
P.y.  H.  W.  Prichard. 
„     T.  E.  Roseby. 

NATAL. 

See  South  Africa. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

See  Canada. 
NEWFOUNDLAND. 
Supreme  Court. 
(Styled  "  Hon.") 
C.y.  Sir  W.  H.  Horwood. 
y.   G.  M.  Johnson. 
„  J.  M.  Kent. 

Central  District  Court. 
(Styled  '•  His  Honour.") 
y.  F.  J.  Morris. 

Harbour  Grace  District 

Court. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
y.  W.  A.  Oke. 

NEW  GUINEA(Mandated). 
C.y.  D.  S.  Wanliss,  C.M.G. 
P.y.  —  Drake-Brockman. 

NEW  HEBRIDES. 
Joint  Court. 
y.    H.  B.  O'Reilly. 

NEW  SOUTH  WALES, 
See  Australia. 

NEW  ZEALAND. 
(Styled  "  Hon.") 
Supreme  Court  {and  Court 
0/  Appeal). 
C.y.  Rt.    Hon.    Sir    Robert 
Stout,  P.C.K.CM.G. 
P.y.  W.  A.  Sim. 
,,     J.  H.  Hosking. 
,,      r.  W.  Stringer. 
,,     A.  L.  Herdman. 
„      Sir  J.  W.  Salraond. 
„    J.  R.  Reed,  C.B.E. 
,,    A.  S.  Adams. 
y.  F.      V.      Frazer,     LL.B. 
(Court  o/A  rbitration). 


NIGERIA. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
C.y.  Sir  R.  M.  Combe. 
P.J.  A.  R.  Pennington. 
„     A.  F.  C.  Webber. 
„     J.  E.  Green,  LL.B. 
,,     Sir     F.     A.     Van    der 
Meulen,  O.B.E. 

NORTH    BORNEO. 
See  British  North  Borneo. 

NORTH-WEST     TERRI- 
TORIES. 
See  Canada. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 
See  Canada. 

NYASALAND     PROTEC- 

T0R.4.TE. 

Appeal  Court. 

See  East  Africa. 

High  Court. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
J.  E.  St.  J.  Jackson. 

ONTARIO. 

See  Canada. 

ORANGE    FREE    STATE 

PROVINCE. 

See  South  Africa. 

PALESTINE. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 

C.J.  Sir  T.  W.  Haycraft. 

Vice-Pres.  Court  of  Appeal, 
O.  C.  K.  Corrie. 

Extra  Pres.  Dist.  Court  and 
AdditionalVice-Pres.Court 
of  Appeal,  R.  Copland. 

Pres.  District  Court,  Jeru- 
salem, F.  H.  Baker. 

Ditto,  Jaffa,  C.  R.  W.  Seton, 
M.C. 

Ditto,  Haifa,  J.  M.  Titt. 

Ditto,  Samaria  and  Galilee, 

A.  H.  Webb. 

Pres.  of  Land  Court,  Sam- 
aria and  Galilee,  R.  C. 
Tute. 

Ditto,  Jaffa  and  Haifa,  A. 

B.  C.  Gibson. 

PRINCE  EDWARD 

ISLAND. 

See  Canada. 

QUEBEC. 
See  Canada. 

QUEENSLAND. 
See  Australia. 

RHODESIA. 

(Styled  "  Hon.") 

Northern  Rhodesia. 

J.  P.  J.  Macdonell,  B.C.L. 

Southern  Rhodesia. 
S.y.  C.  H.  Tredgold. 
P.y.  A.  F.  Russell. 

ST.  HELENA. 
C.y.  Col.  R.  F.  Peel. 


ST.  LUCIA. 
See  Windward  Islands. 

ST.  VINCENT. 
See  Windward  Islands. 

SASKATCHEWAN, 
See  Canada. 

SEYCHELLES. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.")- 
C.y.  P.  B.  Petrides. 

SIERRA  LEONE. 

(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 

C.y.fy'  V.A.  Sir  G.    K.   T. 

Purcell. 
P.y.  E.  V.  Parodi. 

SOUTH  AFRICA. 
(Styled  "  Hon.") 

Appellate  Division. 
C.y.  Rt.    Hon.    Sir   J.   Rose- 

Innes,  P.C.K.CM.G. 
y.  Sir      W.      H.      Solomon,. 

K.CS  I.,  K.C.M.G. 
,,  C  G.  Maasdorp. 
„  J.  (A.  J.)  de  ViUiers. 
„  Sir  H.  H.  Juta. 

Cape  of  Good  Hope  Provin- 
cial Division, 
y.  Pres.    Sir    J,    G.     Kot7^ 

LL.D. 
P.y.  M.  W.  Searle. 
,,     F.  G.  Gardiner. 
,,     L.  E.  Benjamin. 
„     H.  S.  Van  Zyl. 

Eastern  Districts  Local 
Division, 
y.  Pres.  Sir  T.  L.  GrahanK 
P.y.   F.  A.  Hutton. 

,,     V.  Sampson. 

Griqualand  West  Locai 
Division. 
P.y.  Sir  J.  H.  Lange,  LL.B'. 
Natal  Provincial  Division.  • 
y.Pres.  SirJ.CDove-Wilson. 
P.y.    Y.  F.  Carter. 
„     K.  H.  Hathorn. 
„     Lieut. -Col.    F.    S.  Tat- 
ham,  D.S.O. 

Orange     Free     State    Pro- 
vincial Division. 
y.Pres.   J.  E.  R.  de  Villiers^ 

LL.D. 
P.y.  D.  Ward,  LL.D. 
,,     A.  J.  McGregor. 

Transvaal  Provincial  Divi- 
sion. 
7.  Pres.  Sir  J.  W.  Wessels. 
P.y.  Sir  A.  W.  Ma-son. 

,, .  J.  S.  Curlewis. 

„     C  G.  Ward. 

„     R.  Greeorowski. 

„     D.  de  Waal. 

,,     J.  Stratford. 

Native  High  Court,  NatalC 
(Styled  "His  Honour. '> 

y.  Pres.  H.  G.  Boshoff. 

P.y.  J.  C.  C.  Chadwick. 
,.    A.  W.  Leslie. 
„     F.  A.  Farrer. 


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THE   JUDICIAL    BENCH. 


SOUTH  AUSTRAIJA.      ' 
See  Australia. 

STRAITS        SETTLE- 
MENTS,      FEDERATED 
MALAY     STATES,     AND 
JOHORE. 
(Styled  "Hon.") 
C.%  SirW.  S.Shaw. 
■C/i.  7.C.  Sir    L.    M.   Wood- 
ward. 
P.y.  &'y.C.  p.  J.  Sproule. 
y.C.  p.  A.  F.  Manby. 

„     M.  H.  Whitley. 
P.  y.  <S-  y.C.  F.  C.  A.  Barrett- 
Lennard  {a/so  Appeal 
yuds:e  Lahore    and 
Kedah). 
y.C.  A.  V.  Brown  [Johore). 
P.y.  &'  y.C.  E.  C.  Watson. 

„     E.  St.  J.  Branch. 
y.C.  J.  McC.  Reay. 

SUDAN. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
'C.y.  R.  H.  Dun. 
y.  H.  St.  G.  Peacock. 
,,  M.  Fleming. 
,,  G.  W.  Williamson. 
„  F.  P.  Osborne. 

TANGANYIKA  TERRI- 
TORY. 
//i£-/i  Court. 
(Styled  "Hon.") 
•C.y.  Sir(W.)  M.Carter. 


P.y.  G.  G.  Alexander. 
„     R.  W.  Walker. 

TASMANIA.   6>fAustralia. 

TONGA  ISLANDS. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
C.y.  H.  C.  Stronge. 

TRANSVAAL. 
See  South  Africa. 

TRINIDAD  AND  TOBAGO. 

(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
C.y.    Sir    A.    V.   W.   Lucie 

Smith. 
P.y.  A.  D.Russell,  LI^B. 

,,     G.  C.  Deane. 

TURKS   ISLANDS. 
y.  G.  W.  Smith. 

UGANDA. 

Appeal  Court.     See  East 
Africa. 

High  Court. 
(Styled  "His  Honour.") 
C.y.  C.  J.  Griffin. 
P.y.  F.  G.  Smith. 

VICTORIA.     See  Australia. 


WEIHAI-WEI. 

(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
y.  H.  P.  Wilkinson,  B.C.L. 

WESTERN  AUSTRALIA. 
See  Australia. 

WINDWARD  ISLANDS. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 

Grenada. 
C.y.  G.  O'D.  Walton. 

St.  Lucia. 

C.y. 

St.  Vincent. 
C.y.  S.J.  Thomas. 

YUKON  TERRITORIES. 
See  Canada. 

ZANZIBAR. 

Appeal  Court.     See  East 
Africa. 

H.B.M.'s  Court. 
(Styled  "  His  Honour.") 
y.  T.  S.  Tomlinson. 
A.y.   H.  Reed. 
\  Acting  A.y.   P.    Shearman- 
I  Turner. 


HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  ABDUL  RAOOF  (India-Punjab  and  Delhi). 

Abdul  Raoof  ;  b.  18 —  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1887  ;  appointed  I'uisne 
Judge  of  Punjab  and  Delhi  High  Court  1920. 
Residence  — \^a\iore,  Punjab. 


HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  L.  C.  AD  AMI  (India -Fatna). 

Leonard  Christian  Adami  ;  b.   18 — ;   ed.   at  Cheltenham,  and  at 
|esus  Coll.,  Camb.  ;   entered    I.C.S.  1897  ;   became  Sup.  and    Remembrancer  of 
Legal  Affairs  and  .Sec.   to  Legislative  Council,  Bihar  and  Orissa  1914,  Dist.  and 
Sessions  Judge  191-,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Patna  High  Court  1919. 
Residences— ¥3X10.,  Bihar  and  Orissa,  India. 

HON.  A.  S.  ADAMS  (New  Zealand). 

Alexander  Samuel  Adams,  son  of  John  James  Adams,  one  of  the 
first  settlers  in  Otago,  New  Zealand  ;  b.  Aug.  4th,  1861 :  tn  18  — ,  Margaret,  da. 
of  John  Boyd,  of  Tapanui,  Otago,  New  Zealand  ;  Bar.  and  Solicitor,  New  Zealand 
1883  ;  Pres.  New  Zealand  Baptist  Union  1905-6  ;  appointed  Crown  Solicitor  and 
Prosecutor  for  Otago  1920,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  and  Court  of 
Appeal  of  New  Zejiland  March  1921. 

Residence — Christchurch,  New  Zealand. 

G.  AGIUS  (Malta). 
Guiseppe  Agius,  LL.D.  ;  b.  18 —  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Malta. 

Residtnce — Valletta,  Malta. 

HON.  G.  G.  ALEXANDER  (Tanganjrika  Territory). 

Gilchrist  Gibb  Alexander  ;  b.  1871  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Tanganyika  Territory  1920. 

^«/V&/»c^— Dar-es-Salaam,  Tanganyika  Territory. 


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HON.  V.  ALLARD  (Canada-Quebec). 

Victor  Allard  ;  b.   i8— ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior 
Court  of  Quebec  1916,  and  of  King's  Bench  1920. 
Residence — Montreal,  Quebec. 

P.  M.  McL.  SHELDON  AMOS  (Egypt). 
Percy  Maurice  McLardie  Sheldon  Amos,  son  of  the  late  Sheldon 
Amos;  b.  1872  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (ist  Class  Moral  Science  Tripos,  Cobden 
Prizeman,  and  B.A.  1895),  Licentiate  in  Law,  Paris  Univ.  1899  :  m.  1906,  Lucy, 
da.  of  the  late  Col.  Sir  Colin  Campbell  Scott  Moncrieff,  K. C.S.I,  K.C.M.G., 
LL.D.  :  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1897  ;  was  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  Appeal,  Cairo 
1906-13,  Director  of  Khedivial  Sch.  of  Law  1913-15,  again  a  Judge  of  Native  Court 
of  Appeal  1915,  Chm.  Priority  Committee  Min.  of  Munitions  1915-16,  and  Senior 
British  Delegate  on  Bureau  Interalli6  des  Munitions  1916-17  ;  attached  to  Mission 
to  Washington  1917  ;  now  Judicial  Adviser  to  Egyptian  Govt.  ;  has  Grand  Cordon 
of  Order  of  the  Nile. 

Residence— Gezlra.,  Egypt.         C/«i^j— Athensenm,  Savile,  Mohamed  Ali,  Turf  (Cairo). 

HON.  F.  A.  ANGLIN  (Canada- Ontario). 

Francis  Alexander  Anglin,  el.  son  of  the  late  Hon.  T.  W.  Anglin, 
Speaker  of  House  of  Commons  of  Canada  1874-8,  by  Ellen,  el.  da.  of  the  late 
Alexander  MacTavish  ;  b.  April  2nd,  1865  ;  ed.  at  St.  Mary's  Coll.,  Montreal,  and 
at  Ottawa  Univ.  (RA.  1885);  Medallist  of  Law  So.  of  Upper  Canada;  Bar. 
Ontario  1888,  and  a  K.C.  1902  :  m.  1892,  Harriet  Isobel,  youngest  da.  of  the  late 
Archibald  Eraser,  of  Fraserfield,  co.  Glengarry,  Ontario  ;  was  a  Puisne  Justice  of 
Exchequer  Div.  of  High  Court  of  Justice  of  Ontario  1904-1909,  when  he  became 
a  Justice  of  Supreme  Court  of  Canada;  author  of  "Trustees,  Limitations  of 
Actions,  and  other  Relief." 

Residences — 10,  Range  Road,  Ottawa,  Canada;  Bellecrag,  Burbidge,  Province  of 
Quebec.      Clubs — Rideau,  Royal  Ottawa  Golf 

HON.  C.  ARCHER  (Canada— Quebec). 

Charles  Archer,  son  of  Joseph  Archer,  of  Quebec  ;    b.   March 
30th,  1869  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec. 
Residence — Montreal. 

HON.  J.  S.  ARCHIBALD  (Canada— Quebec). 

John  Sprott  Archibald,  D.C.L.,  son  of  William  G.  Archibald, 

by  his  wife,  Nancy  ;  b.  Sept.  8th,  1843 ;  ed.  at  the  Presbyterian  Seminary,  Truro, 
Nova  Scotia,  and  at  McGill  Univ.  (B.A.  Gold  Medallist  1867,  B.C.L.  Gold  Medallist 
1870,  D.C.L.  1887,  Hon.  LL.D.  1921)  :  /«.  1871,  Miss  Ellen  Hutchinson,  of  Blue- 
vale,  Ontario  ;  Bar.  Canada  1871,  and  a  Q.  C.  1887  ;  sometime  a  partner  in  the  legal 
firm  of  Archibald  and  McCormick,  and  subsequently  in  that  of  Archibald,  Lynch, 
and  Foster;  appointed  Lecturer  on  Criminal  Law  in  McGill  Univ.  1871,  Professor 
of  Criminal  and  Constitutional  Law  there  1880,  and  Gov.  thereof  1894,  Puisne 
Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1893,  and  Acting  Ch.  Justice 
for  the  Review  Dist.  of  Montreal  1915. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

HON.  A.  E.  ARSENAULT  (Canada-  Prince  Edward  Island). 

Aubin  Edmond  Arsenault,  son  of  the  late  Hon.  Joseph  O.  Arse- 
nault,  of  Egmont  Bay,  Prince  Edward  Island;  b.  July  28th,  1870;  ed.  at  St. 
Dunstan's  Coll.,  Charlottetown,  and  at  St.  Joseph's  Univ.,  New  Brunswick:  m. 

1907,  Bertha  Rose  Gallant ;  Bar.  Canada  19 — ,  and  a  K.C.  1917  ;  became  a  M.L.  A. 

1908,  and  a  Member  of  Govt.  1912 ;  was  Premier  and  Attorney-Gen.  of  Prince 
Edward  Island  1917-21,  since  when  he  has  been  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Prince 
Edward  Island. 

j?^f/V&MC«— Charlottetown,  Prince  Edward  Island.         C/«^— Charlottetown. 

SIR  ASUTOSH  MOOKERJEE  [see  Mookerjee]. 


428  THE   JUDICIAL    BENCH. 

HON.  L.  A.  AUDETTE  (Canada— Exchequer  Court). 

Louis  Arthur  AUDETTE,  son  of  George  S.  Audette,  merchant ; 
b.  Dec.  14th,  1856;  ed.  at  Quebec  Seminary  (B. A.  1877,  LL.B.  1880);  D.C.L., 
Laval  Univ.  1903.  and  Ottawa  191 1:  m.  1888,  Mary  Grace,  da.  of  the  late  Sir 
Andrew  Stuart,  Ch.  Justice,  Superior  Court,  Quebec  ;  Bar.  Canada  1880,  and  a 
K.C.  1908;  sometime  Dep.  Prothonotary,  Dist.  of  Quebec;  was  Registrar  of 
E.xchequer  Court  of  Canada  1887-1912  (with  jurisdiction  of  Judge  1908),  and 
Assist.  Judge  of  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada  1912-19,  since  when  he  has  been 
a  Puisne  Judge  of  that  Court ;  in  1913  was  appointed  Sec.  to  Board  of  Arbitration 
to  determine  disputed  matters  of  account  between  Canada  and  Provinces  of 
Ontario  and  Quebec,  and  subsequently  Commr.  to  investigate  claims  of  Sealers 
under  both  Washington  Treaty  (1911)  and  Paris  Award  Regulations  (1893); 
author  of  "  Practice  of  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada"  (1895,  and  2nd  edition  1909). 
Residence— 161,  Daly  Avenue,  Ottawa,  Canada. 

HON.  SIR  WILLIAM  B.  AYLING  (India-Madras). 

William  Bock  Ayling,  son  of  Frederick  William  Ayling-,  by 
Maria  Louisa  Bock;  b.  Aug.  30th,  1867;  ed.  at  Weymouth  Coll.,  and  at  Mag- 
dalene Coll.,  Camb. :  ni.  1894,  Emma  .Annie  Graham,  who  d.  1912  ;  entered  I.C.S. 
1886,  became  Assist.  Collector  and  Magistrate,  Madras  1889,  Collector  and  Dist. 
Magistrate  1901,  Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1903,  an  Officiating  Puisne  Judge  of 
High  Court  of  Judicature,  Madras  1910,  and  Puisne  Judge  1912  ;  Knt.  1915. 
Residence — The  Albany,  Madras.        C/?/^— East  India  United  Service. 

AZOPARDI  [see  Frendo  Azorpardil- 


HIS  HONOUR  F.  H.  BAKER  (Palestine). 
F.  H.  Baker  ;  b.  18—  ;  is  Pres.  of  Dist.  Court  of  Jerusalem. 

Residence — Jerusalem. 

PROMODA  CHARAN  BANARJI  [see  Promoda]. 

H.  H.  BARNE  (Egypt). 

Henry  Hume  Barne  ;  b.  18 — ;  Bar.   Inner  Temple  1907;  joined 
N.  Circuit  ;  is  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  First  Instance,  Egypt. 
Residence — Cairo,  Egypt. 

BARRETT-LENNARD  [see  Lennard]. 

HON.  J.  H.  BARRY  (Canada— New  Brunswick). 

Jeremiah  Hayes  Barry,  LL  D.,  son  of  Patrick  Barry,  of  Cork  ;  b. 
1858  :    /«.    1891,    Isabella,  da.  of  John  Owens   Rossiter  ;    is  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
King's  Bench  Div.  of  New  Brunswick. 
Residence — Fredericton,  New  Brunswick. 

HON.  J.  W.  BARTH  (Kenya  Colony). 

Jacob  William  Barth,  C.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  William  Wright 
Barth  ;  b.  1871  ;  ed.  at  Wadham  Coil.,  Oxford:  m.  1906,  Ida  Russell,  da.  of  the 
late  Harry  Bumand  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1900  ;  appointed  Registrar  of  High 
Court,  E.  Africa  1902,  Crown  Advocate,  E.  Africa  1902,  a  Judge  of  High  Court 
1905,  Attorney-Gen.,  E.  African  Protectorate  1914,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Supreme 
Court  of  Kenya  Colony  1920 ;  rendered  sers.  to  E.  African  Expeditionary  Force 
during  European  War  (C.B.E.)  ;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1919. 

Residence — Nairobi,  Kenya  Colony,  East  Africa.        Club— Spans' . 

BASANTA  KUMAR  MULLICK  [see  Mullick]. 


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E.  BATESON  (Egypt). 

Edward  Bateson  ;  b.   18—;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1896;  appointed 
a  Judge  of  Mixed  Court  of  First  Instance,  Egypt  1915. 
Residence — Cairo,  Egypt. 

HIS  HONOUR  K.  J.  BEATTY  (Gold  Coast). 

Kenneth  James    Beatty  ;  b.   18—  ;  Bar.    Middle   Temple    1908  ; 
appointed  Police  Magistrate,  Sierra  Leone  18—,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme 
Court  of  Gold  Coast  Colony  May  1921. 
Residence — Accra,  Gold  Coast. 

HON.  N.  DU  B.  D.  BECK  (Canada- Alberta). 

Nicholas  Du  Bois  Dominic  Beck,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John 
Walton  Romeyn  Beck,  many  years  Anglican  R.  of  Peterborough,  Ontario,  Canada, 
by  Georgiana,  da.  of  the  late  Hon.  George  Strange  Boulton,  a  M.L.C.  of  Canada  ; 
i.  May  4th,  1857  ;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Toronto  Univ.  (LL. B.  1881) ;  LI,.B.  (ad 
eundem)  Manitoba  and  Ottawa  :  m.  ist,  1886,  Mary  Ethel  Lloyd,  who  d.  1904; 
andly,  1906,  Louisa  Adelaide  Teefy  ;  Bar.  Ontario  1879,  Manitoba  1883,  and 
N.W.  Territories  1889,  and  a  Q.C.  of  the  Dominion  1893  ;  was  Crown  Prosecutor 
1889-1897  ;  several  years  Pres.  of  Law  So.  of  N.W.  Territories;  sometime  a 
Member  (and  Chm.)  of  N.W.  Territories  Educational  Council  and  subsequently 
of  Alberta  Educational  Council ;  edited  the  "  North-West  Catholic  Review,"  and 
the  ' '  Territorial  Law  Reports  "  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Alberta 
^Appellate  Div.). 

Residence — Edmonton,  Alberta,  Canada. 


HON.  I.  N.  BELLEAU  (Canada— Quebec). 

Isidore  N.  Belleau;   <5.  18 — ;   is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme 
Court,  Quebec. 

Residence — Quebec,  Canada. 


HON.  L.  E.  BENJAMIN  (South  Africa-Cape  of  Good  Hope). 
Louis  Edmund  Benjamin,  son  of  the  late  Abraham  Louis  Benja- 
min, of  Grahamstown  ;  b.  1865;  ed.  at  Public  Sch.,  Grahamstown,  S.  African 
Coll.,  Cape  Town  (B.A.  18—),  and  at  St.  Peters  Coll.,  Camb.  (LL.B.  1888)  :  m. 
1913,  Lilian,  da.  of  Berthold  David  Langner  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1889,  K.C.  Cape 
Colony  1907  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Cape  of  Good  Hope  1920. 

Residence— 'Siom.ffcs&X.  House,  Kenilworth,  Cape  Province,  South  Africa.         C/«*J— Civil 
Service  (Cape  Town),  Royal  Societies'  (London). 

HIS  HONOUR  M.  J.  BERKELEY  (British  Guiana). 
Maurice  Julian  Berkeley,  son  of  the  late  Canon  Fitzhardinge 
Berkeley,  by  Caroline  Anna,  da.  of  John  Millard ;  ^.  18— ;  ed.  privately  :  m. 
1890,  Mary  Bruce,  da.  of  A.  P.  Murray  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1896  ;  entered  Colonial 
Ser.  1882,  became  a  Police  Magistrate,  Barbados  1892,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
British  Guiana  1908. 

/E««<&«te— Georgetown,  Demerara. 

HON.  A.  BERNIER  (Canada— Quebec). 
A.  Bernier  ;  b.  18 — ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  King's  Bench, 
Province  of  Quebec  1921. 

Residence — Montreal,  Canada.    ' 

BERRYER-ST.  PIERRE  [see  St.  Pierre]. 


430  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


HON.  SIR   ANTON  BERTRAM  (Ceylon). 

Anton  Bertram,  son  of  the  Rev.  R.  A.  Bertram,  Congregational 
Min.  ;  b.  1869  ;  ed.  at  City  of  London  Sch.,  and  at  Gonville  and  Caius  Coll., 
Camb.  (Fellow  1891)  :  m.  1902,  Edith  Marion,  C.B.E.,  da.  of  Rees  Jones,  of  Cardiff, 
and  Porthkerry,- Glamorganshire ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1893,  and  K.C.  1913 ;  was 
Attorney-Gen.,  Bahamas  1902-7,  a  Puisne  Judge,  Cyprus  1907-11,  and  Attorney- 
Gen.,  Ceylon,  igii-i8,  since  when  he  has  been  Ch.  Justice  thereof;  Knt.  1916. 
Residence — Porthkerry,  Colombo,  Ceylon. 


HON.  D.  J.  D.  BEVAN  (AustraUa-Northem  Territory). 

David  John  Davies  Bevan,  son  of  Llewelyn  David  Bevan,  LL.B., 
D.D.,  of  Adelaide,  S.  Australia;  b.  Jan.  nth,  1873;  ed.  at  St.  Paul's  Sch.,  at 
Merchant  Taylors',  at  Melbourne  Ch.  of  England  Gram.  Sch.,  at  Melbourne 
Univ.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll. ,  Melbourne  (B.A.  1896,  M.A.  1898,  B.L.  1900);  Bar. 
Victoria  1901,  and  Australia  1903;  appointed  Resident  Tutor,  Trin.  Coll.,  Mel- 
bourne 1898  ;  sometime  Major  Australian  Garrison  Artillery  and  Australian 
Intelligence  Corps;  is  Administrator  and  first  Judge  Pres.  of  Supreme  Court  of 
Northern  Territory,  Australia. 

Residences — Darwin,  Northern  Territory,  Australia ;  Beaconsfield,  Upper  Victoria, 
Australia 

HON.  H.  V.  BIGELOW  (Canada— Saskatchewan). 

Henry  Veeder  BiGELOW,  son  of  James  Edward  Bigelow,  of  Truro, 
Nova  Scotia,  by  Henrietta  Agnes  Hood,  of  Lynn,  Mass.,  U.S.A.  ;  b.  Nov.  6th, 
1874  :  ed.  at  High  Sch.,  Truro,  N.S.,  and  at  Dalhousie  Coll.,  Halifax,  N.S.  (B.A. 
1894,  LL. B.  1896,  M.A.  1897)  :  m.  1900,  Mary  Tupper,  of  Dartmouth,  Nova 
Scotia;  Bar.  Nova  Scotia  1896  and  Saskatchewan  1906,  and  a  K.C.  1914; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  King's  Bench  of  Province  of  Saskatchewan  1918. 

Residence — Regina,  Saskatchewan^  Canada.         C/«<^— Assiniboia  (Saskatchewan). 


A.  W.  BLUCK  (Bermuda). 
A.  W.  Bluck;  b.   18— ;  is  a   Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court, 
Bermuda. 

Residence — Paget,  Bermuda. 


G.  A.  W.  BOOTH  (Egypt). 

George  Arthur  Warrington  Booth,  el.  son  of  Frank  Henry  Arthur 
Booth,  of  Hoe  Place,  Old  Woking,  Surrey,  by  Florence  Eliza,  da.  of  the  late 
Edward  GifTard,  of  the  Admiralty;  b.  Oct.  28th,  1879;  ed.  at  Bradfield  Coll., 
Berks,  and  at  New  Coll.,  0.xford  (B.A.  1903,  M.A.  1915)  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1905  ;  appointed  Legal  Assist,  to  War  Trade  Depart.,  Cairo,  and  to  Custodian  of 
Enemy  Property  in  Egypt  1916,  and  a  Judge  of  Mixed  Court  of  First  Instance  1918. 

Residence — Cairo,  Egypt. 


HIS  HONOUR  H.  G.  BOSHOFF  (South  Africa-Natal). 
Henri   Guillaume    Boshoff;  b.    18 — ;   is  Judge  Pres.  of  Native 
High  Court,  Natal  (now  a  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa). 
Resideftce — Pietermaritzburg,  Natal. 


HON.  E.  ST.  J.  BRANCH  (Federated  Malay  States). 

Ernest  St.  John  Branch  ;  b.  18 —  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1892,  and  a 
K.C.  19 — ;  appointed  Attomey-(jen.,  Leeward  Islands  1903,  Colonial  Sec.  and 
Attorney-Gen.  there  1903.  Attorney-Gen  ,  Jamaica  1909.  and  a  Puisne  Judge, 
Straits  Settlements  and  a  Judicial  Commr.,  Federated  Malay  States  1921. 

Residence — Singapore,  Straits  Settlements. 


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N.  F.  BRIGGS  (Barbados). 

N.  F.  Briggs,  B.A.;  b.  18—;  is  an  Assist.  Judge  of  Court  of 
Appeal,  Barbados. 

^M/Vitfwff— Bridgetown,  Barbados. 


HON.  ME.  JUSTICE  A.  B.  BROADWAY  (India-Punjab  and  Delhi). 
Alan  Brice  Broadway;  b.  18—;  formerly  Assist.  Legal  Remem- 
brancer, Punjab  ;  appointed  Administrator-Gen.  and  Official  Trustee,  Punjab  1916, 
Additional  Judge  of  Ch.  Court,   Punjab  1916,  and  a  Puisne  Judge,   Punjab  and 
Delhi  High  Court  1919. 

Residence — Lahore,  Punjab. 


DRAKE-BROCKUAN  (Mandated  New  Guinea). 

Drake-Brockman  ;  b.  18—;  Capt.  in  the  Army;  appointed 

a  Puisne  fudge  of  Mandated  New  Guinea  1921. 
Residence — Papua,  New  Guinea. 


HON.  L.  P.  BRODEUR  (Canada). 
Louis  Philippe  Brodeur,  son  of  Toussaint  Brodeur  ;  b.  Aug.  2ist^ 
1862  ;  ed.  at  St.  Hyacinthe  Coll.  and  Laval  Univ.  :  m,  1887,  Emma,  da.  of  J.  R.. 
Brillon,  of  Beloeil ;  Bar.  1884,  and  K.C.  1899  ;  elected  to  Canadian  Parliament 
1891 ;  was  Dep.  Speaker  and  Chm.  of  Committees  in  Canadian  House  of  Commons, 
1896-1900,  Speaker  1900-1904,  and  Min.  of  Inland  Revenue  1904-6,  and  a  Member 
of  Imperial  Conferences  1907,  1909,  and  191 1  ;  appointed  Min.  of  Marine  and 
Fisheries  1906,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Canada  1911  ;  is  a  P.C. 
of  Canada. 

Residence — 229,  Chapel  Street,  Ottawa,  Canada.        Clubs — Rideau  and  Hunt  (Ottawa)i 
St.  Denis,  and  Winchester  (Montreal). 


HON.  A.  V.  BROWN  (Johore). 

Alfred  Vanhouse  Brown,  son  of  Frederick  Brown,  of  Bedford 
Park;  h.  1873  '<  ^^'  ^^  Merchant  Taylor's  Sch.,  and  at  Queen's  Coll.,  Oxford 
(B.A.  1896) :  m.  1908,  Margaret  Helen  Maclean;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  191 1 ;  entered 
Federated  Malay  States  Civil  Ser.  1896,  and  became  Acting  Puisne  Judge,  Straits 
Settlements  1919,  and  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Johore,  and  a  Judicial  Commr. 
Federated  Malay  States  1920. 

Residence-  }o\\ore,  Malay  Peninsula. 


HON.  J.  T.  BROWN  (Canada— Saskatchewan). 

James  Thomas  Brown,  son  of  Samuel  Brown,  of  Huntingdon^ 
Quebec;  b.  Oct.  22nd,  1871 ;  ed  at  Huntingdon  Acad.,-  and  at  M'Gill  Coll., 
Montreal  (B.A.  1893):  m.  1902,  Alice  Lewis;  Bar.,  Canada  1896,  and  a  K.C. 
1907  ;  was  Crown  Prosecutor  1904-5,  and  a  M.L.A.  of  Saskatchewan  1905-8  ; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Province  of  Saskatchewan  igio^ 
and  Ch.  Justice  of  its  Court  of  King's  Bench  1918. 
Residence — Regina,  Saskatchewan,  Canada. 


HON.  A.  A.  BRUNEAU  (Canada— Quebec). 

Arthur  Amie  Bruneau  ;  b.  1864;  ed.  at  Jesuits' Coll.,  Montreal, 
and  at  Laval  Univ.  :  m.  ist,  Arzeli,  who  d.  1903,  da.  of  Prof.  J.  B.  Cloutier; 
andly,  1904,  Lilian,  da.  of  the  late  W.  M.  Foy ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1907. 

Residence — 432,  Metcalfe  Avenue,  Westmount,  Montreal,  Quebec,  Canada. 


432  THE   JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  P.  L.  BUCKLAND  (India— Calcutta), 

Philip  Lindsay  Buckland,  el.  son  of  Charles  Edward  Buckland, 
•C.I.E.,  of  i6,  Stanhope  Gardens,  S.W.  ;  b.  1874:  m.  1901,  Mary,  da.  of  E. 
Lavingstone  Barclay  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1896  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
High  Court  of  Calcutta  1919. 

Residence — Calcutta.        Club — Bengal. 


HON.  SIR  JOHN  A.  S.  BUCKNILL  (India-Bihar  and  Orissa). 

John  Alexander  Strachey  Bucknill  ;  b.  Sept.  14th,  1873  !  ^d.  at 
•Charterhouse,  and  at  Keble  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1894,  M.A.  1897):  m.  1901, 
Alice  Mary,  youngest  da.  of  the  late  Adni.  Sir  George  Henry  Richards,  K.C.B., 
F. R.S.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1896,  and  K.C.  1913  ;  appointed  Comnir.  of  Patents, 
Transvaal  1902,  Chm.  of  Committees,  Legislative  Council  thereof  1906,  and  a 
Legal  Adviser  1907  ;  was  Commr.  on  Immorality  amongst  Chinese  Labourers, 
Transvaal  1906,  Kmg's  Advocate,  Cyprus  1907-12,  a  M.L.C.  and  a  M.E.C. 
1907-12,  Attorney-Gen.,  Hong  Kong  and  a  M.L.C.  and  a  M.E.C.  thereof  1912-14, 
and  Ch.  Justice  of  Straits  Settlements  1914-20,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  High  Court  of  Patna  ;  acted  as  Chm.  Straits  Settlements  Mil.  Ser. 
Advisory  Boards  1917,  and  Pres.  Straits  Settlements,  Johore,  and  Kedah  Mil.  Ser. 
Tribunals  1918  ;  author  of  "  The  Birds  of  Surrey,"  "The  Ornithology  of  Cyprus," 
-and  "The  Ottoman  Penal  Code"  ;   Knt.  1916. 

Residence — Patna,  Bihar  and  Orissa,  India.        C/ki5— Athenaeum. 


H.  W.  L.  BUNBURY  (British  North  Borneo), 
H.  W.  L.  BuNBURY  ;  b.  18—  ;  is  a  Judge  of  British  N.  Borneo. 

Residence — Sandakan,  British  North  Borneo. 


HON.  R.  B.  BURNSIDE  (Australia— Western  Australia). 

Robert  Bruce  BURNSlDE,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Sir  Bruce  Lockhart 
Burnside,  K.C,  formerly  Ch.  Justice  of  Ceylon;  b.  April  22nd,  1862:  m.  1887, 
Mary,  el.  da.  of  Samuel  Noble  Bruce,  M.R.C.S. ,  of  15,  Queensborough  Terrace, 
W.  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1884,  and  W.  Australia  1884  ;  appointed  Gentleman  Usher 
of  the  Black  Rod  to  Legislative  Council,  W.  Australia  1891,  Crown  Solicitor  1894, 
a  Puisne  Judge  1902,  and  Pres.  of  Court  of  Arbitration  1903;  acted  as  Ch.  Justice 
J914. 

Residence — Perth,  \V.  Australia. 


M.  A.  CALOYANNI  (Egypt). 

Megalos  A.  Caloyanni  ;  b.  18 — ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1894;  is  a 
Judge  of  Native  Court  of  Appeal,  Egypt. 
Residence — Cairo,  Egypt. 


HON.  J.  D.  CAMERON  (Canada— Manitoba). 

John  Donald  Cameron,  son  of  John  Cameron,  formerly  of 
Woodstock,  Ontario;  b.  Sept.  i8th,  1858;  ed.  at  Woodstock  Coll.,  and  at 
Toronto  Univ.  (B.A.  1879) ;  Bar.  Ontario  and  Manitoba  1882  ;  has  been  a  M.L.A. 
•of  Manitoba ;  appointed  Attorney-Gen.  of  Manitoba  1896,  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
King's  Bench,  Manitoba  1908,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Court  of  Appeal  1909. 
Residence— Wmxn^^^,  Manitoba. 


L.  CAMILLERI  (Malta). 

Luigi  Camilleri,  LL.D.  ;  b.  18 —  ;  sometime  Magistrate  Judicial 
Police,  Malta  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge,  Malta  1919. 
Residence— WaWeXXa.,  Malta. 


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HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  A.  CAMPBELL  (India-Punjab  and  Delhi). 
Archibald  Campbell;  b.  i8— ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Pembroke 
Coll.,  Camb.  ;  entered  LC.S.  1900,  became  Dep.  Commr.,  Punjab  1918,  and  Dist. 
and  Sessions  Judge  1919 ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Punjab 
and  Delhi  192 1. 

Residence  -  Lahore,  Punjab. 

G.  H.  CAREY  (Egypt). 

Gerald  Hatton  Carey  ;  b.  Oct.  i8th,  1877;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn 
1902  ;  appointed  Inspector  of  Min.  of  Justice.  Cairo  1903,  and  a  Judge  of  Native 
Court  of  First  Instance,  Egypt  1911,  and  of  Mixed  Court  of  First  Instance  1917, 
and  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  Appeal,  Cairo  1920  ;  acted  as  Pres.,  Court  of  First 
Instance,  Jerusalem  July  to  Dec.  1918  with  rank  of  Major ;  has  3rd  class  of  Order 
of  the  Nile. 

Residence — Maadi,  near  Cairo,  Egypt. 

HON.  T.  F.  CARTER  (South  Africa-Natal). 

Thomas  Fortescue  CARTER,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Fortescue 
Carter,  of  Wood  Park,  nearNeston,  Cheshire,  by  Ann  Holderness  ;  b.  March  2nd, 
185s  ;  ed.  at  Buckfast  Abbey :  tn.  1880,  Ellen  Fannin,  da.  of  William  Robinson 
Shaw,  of  Natal;  Bar.  Natal  1885,  and  a  K.C.  1908;  was  a  M.L..A.,  Natal 
1905-10  ;  served  in  Boer  War  1880  as  War  Correspondent ;  appointed  Advocate, 
Supreme  Court,  Natal  1885,  Min.  of  Justice  and  Public  Works,  Natal  1906, 
Attorney-Gen.  1908,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Natal  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of 
S.  Africa  1910. 

Residence — Pietermaritzburg,  Natal.  C/?/i— Victoria  (Pietermaritzburg). 

HON.  SIR  (W.)  MORRIS  CARTER  (Tanganyika  Territory)- 
(William)  Morris  Carter,  C.B.E.,  son  of  Sidney  James  Carter,  of 
Canterbury  ;  b.  Dec.  9th,  1873;  ed.  at  King's  Sch.,  Canterbury,  and  at  Brasenose 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1897,  B.C.L.  1901)  ;  Certificate  of  Honour,  Bar  Examinations 
1899  ;  Special  Prizeman,  Council  of  Legal  Education  in  Constitutional  Law  ;  Bar. 
Lincoln's  Inn  1899  ;  appointed  Registrar  and  Principal  Registrar  of  Documents, 
E.  Africa  Protectorate  1902,  Magistrate  1902,  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Uganda 
1903,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Uganda  1912,  and  of  Tanganyika  Territory  1920  (also  sits 
as  Senior  Judge  of  Court  of  Appeal  for  Eastern  Africa) ;  became  Chm.  Supplies 
Board,  Uganda  1914,  temporary  Lieut. -Col.  Uganda  Transport  Corps  and 
Assist.  Director  of  Transport  and  Contracts  1916,  and  Head  of  Local  Shortages 
Section  Min.  of  Food  in  London  1917;  acted  as  Gov.  of  Uganda  Dec.  1919  to 
July  1920  ;  is  Com.  of  Order  of  Crown  of  Belgium  ;  C.B.E.  1918,  Knt.  1919. 
Residence — Dar-es-Salaam,  Tanganyika  Territory.        Club — Royal  Societies'. 

HON.  SIR  WALTER  G.  P.  CAS8ELS  (Canada- Ottawa). 
Walter  Gibson  Pringle  Cassels,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Cassels  ; 
b.  Aug.  14th,  1845  ;  ed.  at  Quebec  High  Sch.,  and  at  Toronto  Univ.  (B.A.  1865)  : 
m.  1873,  Susan,  da.  of  Robert  Hamilton,  of  Harewood,  Quebec  ;  Bar.  Canada 
1869,  and  a  K.C.  1883  ;  appointed  Judge  of  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada  1908, 
and  is  Pres.  ;  knighted  1917. 
Residence — Ottawa,  Canada. 

R.  B.  P.  CATOR  (Egypt). 
Ralph  Bertie  Peter  Cator,  el.  son  of  the  late  B.  P.  Cator, 
of  Beckenham,  Kent,  by  Mary  Elizabeth,  da.  of  the  late  Aretas  Akers.  of 
West  Mailing,  Kent  ;  h.  1861  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1893 ;  appointed  Judicial  Officer 
and  Legal  Vice-Consul,  E.  Africa  Protectorate  1896,  Judicial  Officer  there  1897 
(title  altered  to  H.M.'s  Judge  1899),  and  Senior  Judge  of  High  Court  of  E.  Africa 
Protectorate  at  its  formation  1902  (also  Second  Judge  and  Vice-Pres.  of  Appeal 
Court  of  Eastern  Africa),  and  Judge  of  H.B.M.'s  Supreme  Consular  Court,  Con- 
stantinople 1905,  of  H.B.M.'s  Supreme  Court  for  Egypt  1915,  and  ConseiUer  and 
Judge  of  Mixed  Court  of  Appeal  in  Egypt  1916  ;  acted  as  Judge  at  Zanzibar 
1900-1901,  and  was  Pres.  of  Prize  Court  for  Egypt  1914-16. 
Residence— P>.\txa.ni.r\i,  Egypt.        C/wif— Athenaeum,  Savile. 

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434  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

HIS  HONOUR  J.  C.  C.  CHADWICK  (South  AMca-Natal). 

John  Courtenay  Chasman  Chadwick,  son  of  John  Moore  Knighton 
Chadwick,  of  Treleigh,  Cornwall ;  b.  1846:  m.  1869,  Elizabeth  Anne  Bishop;  served 
in  Zulu  War  1879  as  Staff  Interpreter  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  appointed  Registrar 
of  Native  High  Court,  Natal,  and  Sec.  to  Native  Administrative  Board  1876, 
Attorney,  Supreme  Court  1878,  Administrator  of  Native  Law  and  Border  Agent, 
Upper 'I'ugela  1880,  Resident  Magistrate,  Lions  River  Div.,  Natal  1882,  Resident 
Magistrate  and  Administrator  of  Native  Law,  Ixopo  1886,  Advocate,  Supreme 
Court  1893,  Magistrate,  Umgeni  Div.  1898,  Chief  Magistrate,  City  Div.,  Maritz- 
burg  1902,  Acting  Ch.  Magistrate,  Durban  1904,  and  a  Judge  of  Native  High 
Court,  Natal  1905  (now  a  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa)  ;  is  a  J. P.  for  the 
Colony. 

Residence — 53,  Prince  Albert  Street,  Pietermaritzburg,  Natal. 

HON.  W.  B.  CHANDLER  (Canada— New  Brunswick). 

William  Botsford  Chandler,  LL.B.,  son  of  Edward  Barron 
Chandler,  Junr.,  of  Dorchester,  New  Brunswick;  b.  Nov.  8th,  1852;  ed.  at 
Collegiate  Sch.,  Fredericton,  New  Brunswick,  and  at  New  Brunswick  Univ.  :  m. 
1886,  Agnes  Macnamara ;  LL.B.  Harvard  1876;  Bar.  New  Brunswick  1877,  and 
a  K.C.  1896  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  King's  Bench  Div.  of  Supreme  Court 
of  New  Brunswick  1916. 

Residence — Moncton,  New  Brunswick. 

SIR  WILLIAM  K  CHANDLER  (Barbados). 
William  Kellman  CHANDLER,  C.M.G.,  LL.D.,  son  of  Andrew 
Boyce  Chandler,  of  Portland,  St.  Peter,  Barbados ;  b.  1857 ;  ed.  at  St. 
John's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  1880,  LL.M.  1888,  LL.D.  1895)  :  m.  1882, 
Ella  Delisle,  da.  of  the  Hon.  J.  M.  Jones,  M.L.C.,  of  Barbados;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1879  ;  appointed  Master  in  Chancery,  Barbados  1882,  and  also  Judge 
of  Assist.  Court  of  Appeal  1883  ;  has  frequently  acted  as  Ch.  Justice  and  as 
Colonial  Sec.  ;  elected  a  Member  of  House  of  Assembly  1881,  and  a  M.L.C. 
1884 ;  is  Pres.  of  Legislative  Council  of  Barbados,  of  Central  Quarantine 
Authority  for  W.  Indies,  and  of  Barbados  Board  of  Health  and  Central  Poor 
Law  Board,  and  owner  of  several  sugar  plantations  ;  represented  Barbados  in 
negotiations  in  connection  with  McKinley  Tariff  Act  at  Washington  1891,  at 
Canada-W.  Indies  Reciprocity  Convention  at  Ottawa  1912,  and  at  Steamship 
Subsidies,  Trinidad  Conference  1913  ;  C.M.G.  1902  ;  knighted  1915. 
Residetice — Welbcck,  Barbados. 

CHARU  CHUNDAR  6H0SE  [see  Ghose]. 

HON.  SIR  NOLINI  RAN  J  AN  CHATARJI  (India-Calcutta). 

Nolini  Ranjan  Chatarji  ;  b.  18 — ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
High  Court  of  Judicature,  Calcutta  1910  ;  Knt.  1920. 
Residence  -  Calcutta. 

HON.  T.  H.  CHAUVIN  (Canada- Quebec). 
Toussaint  H.  Chauvin  ;  b.   18 — ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1912. 

Residence — 47,  St.  Mark's  Street,  Montreal,  Quebec. 

CHERUVARI  KRISHNAN  [see  Krishnan]. 

HON.  SIR  WILLLAM  CHEVIS  (India-Punjab  and  Delhi). 

William  Chevis;  b.  18 — ;  ed.  at  Lancing  ColL,  and  at  Balliol 
Coll.,  Oxford;  entered  I.C.S.  1885,  and  served  as  Assist.*  Commr.,  Punjab; 
appointed  Dist.  Judge  1893,  Dep.  Commr.  1899,  Div.  Judge  1900,  and  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Ch.  Court,  Punjab  1910,  and  a  Puisne  Judge,  Punjab  and  Delhi  High 
Court  1919  ;  Knt.  1922. 

Residence — Lahofe,  Punjab. 


DOMINION    AND   COLONIAL  JUDGES.  435 

HON.  J.  A.  CHISHOLM  (Canada -Nova  Scotia). 

Joseph  Andrew  Chisholm,  LL.B.,  son  of  William  Chisholm,  J. P., 
of  St.  Andrews,  Nova  Scotia,  by  Flora,  da.  of  Donald  Macintosh,  of  Lismore, 
Nova  Scotia;  ^.  Jan.  9th,  1863;  ed.  at  St.  Francis  Xavier's  Univ.,  Antigonish, 
Nova  Scotia  (B.A.  1883),  and  at  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Halifax  (LL.B.  1886):  tn. 
1891,  Frances  Alice,  who  d.  1903,  da.  of  the  late  Capt.  Tames  Affleck,  of  Halifax  ; 
Bar.  Canada  1886,  and  a  K.C.  1907  ;  was  Mayor  of  Halifax  1909,  1910,  and  1911 ; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Nova  Scotia  1916  (Judge  of  Bankruptcy  Court); 
edited  "  The  Speeches  and  Public  Letters  of  the  Hon.  Joseph  Howe." 

Residence — 22,  Carlton  Street,  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia.        Club — Halifax  (Halifax). 

HON.  C.  £.  CHUBB  (Australia— Queensland). 

Charles  Edward  Chubb,  son  of  Charles  Frederick  Chubb,  solicitor, 
of  Ipswich,  Queensland  ;  b.  May  17th,  1845  ;  ed.  at  Calne  Gram.  Sch.,  at  City  of 
London  Sch.,  and  at  Ipswich  Collegiate  Sch.,  Queensland  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor 
Queensland  1867  ;  Bar.  Queensland  1878,  and  a  Q.C.  1883  ;  is  Hon.  Col.  Australian 
Field  Artillery,  and  Chancellor  of  Diocese  of  Brisbane,  and  the  Ecclesiastical 
Province  of  (Queensland;  was  M.L.A.  for  Bowen  1883-8,  and  Attorney-Gen.  for 
Queensland  Jan.  to  Nov.  1883  ;  frequently  acted  as  Crown  Prosecutor  and  Dep. 
Judge  of  Dist.  Courts  ;  appointed  a  Justice  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Queensland 
1889. 

Residence — St.  Male,  Brisbane,  Queensland. 

C.  B.  CLAPCOTT  (Egypt). 

Charles  Blackstone  Clapcott,  O.B.E.  ;  b.  1868  :  m.  1901,  Sylvie, 
da.  of  E.  d'Avigdor ;    Bar.   Lincoln's  Inn  1892  ;  went  W.  Circuit ;  appointed  a 
Judge  of  Native  Court  of  First  Instance,  Egypt  1905,  and  of  the  Native  Court  ol 
Appeal,  Cairo  1913  ;  has  3rd  class  Order  of  the  Nile. 
Residence — Gezira,  Cairo,  Egypt. 

HON.  A.  H.  CLAKKE  (Canada— Alberta). 

A.  H.  Clarke  ;  b.  i8 — ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of 
Alberta  (Appellate  Div.). 

Residence — Alberta,  Canada. 

HON.  W.  H.  P.  CLEMENT  (Canada-British  Columbia). 
William  Henry  Pope  Clement,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  E.  Clement ; 
b.  May  13th,  1858  ;  ed.  at  Upper  Canada  Coll.  (Scholar  1873)  and  at  Toronto 
Univ.  (ist  class  Honours  in  Classics,  and  Mathematics  1874,  B.A.  1878,  LL.B. 
gold  medallist  i88t)  :  m.  1889,  Elsie  Lulu,  da.  of  J.  W.  Main,  of  Brampton, 
Ontario  ;  Bar.  Ontario  1880  ;  is  an  historical  writer ;  has  been  an  Examiner  in 
Law  and  Constitutional  History  in  Toronto  Univ.  ;  sometime  County  Court  Judge 
for  Grand  Forks  Dist. ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  British 
Columbia  1906  ;  author  of  "The  Law  of  the  Canadian  Constitution." 
Residence — Vancouver,  British  Columbia. 

HON.  L.  CODERRE  (Canada— Quebec). 
Louis  CODERRE;  b.   1865;    w.   1895,  Marie  Anne  Ste  Marie,  of 
Montreal,  Canada  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  the  Superior  Court  of  Province 
Quebec  1915  ;  is  a  P.C.  of  Canada. 
Residence — St.  Ours,  Quebec,  Canada. 

HIS  H0N0T7R  SIB  ANTHONY  M.  COLL  (Jamaica). 
Anthony   Michael   COLL ;   b.   1861  ;   ed.    at   Haileybury,  and  at 
Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1885,    M.A.  and  B.C.L.   1888);    Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1887,  and  a  K.C.  1902  ;  appointed  Police  Magistrate,  Gibraltar  1892,  Attorney-Gen. 
there  1901,  and  Ch.  Justice,  Jamaica  1911  ;  knighted  1912. 
Residence— Y^\r^^on,  Jamaica. 


436  THE    JUDICIAT,    RENCH. 


HIS  HONOUR  SIR  RALPH  M.  COMBE  (Nigeria). 

Ralph  Molyneux  Combe,  son  of  the  late   Maj.-Gen.  James  John 

Combe;  b.  1872;    ed.  at  Haileybury,  and  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1894): 
m.  1905,  Effie  Lee,  da.  of  Henry  Melvil  Woodhouse ;   Bar.  Inner  Temple  1897 ; 
appointed  Crown  Advocate,  E.  Africa  Protectorate  1905,  Attorney-Gen.  there  1912, 
Attorney-Gen.,  Nigeria  1914,  and  Ch.  Justice  thereof  1918  ;  Knt.  1920. 
Residence — Lagos,  Nigeria.         C/«i^—  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

HIS  HONOUR  S.  S.  SAWREY-COOKSON  (Gambia). 

Sydney  Spencer  Sawrey-Cookson,  eighth  son  of  the  late  James 
Sawrey-Cookson,  J. P.,  of  Broughton  Tower,  Broughton-in-Furness,  and  Neasham 
Hall,  Darlington,  by  Georgina  Margaret,  da.  of  Capt.  William  Edward  Rawlinson, 
Roy.  Bombay  Fusiliers;  b.  Aug.  5th,  1876;  ed.  at  Uppingham,  and  at  New  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1899)  :  m.  1910,  Edith  Isabel  Margaret,  da.  of  G.  R.  Turner,  of 
41,  Half  Moon  Street,  W.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1903;  went  N.-E.  Circuit; 
appointed  Judicial  Commr.,  British  N.  Borneo  May  1910  (and  a  Judge  of  High 
Court  thereof),  and  Judge  of  the  Gambia  1920 ;  became  a  M.L.C.  1912. 
Residence — Bathurst,  Gambia.        Cluh — New  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

HON.  SIR  POPE  A.  COOPER  (Australia— Queensland). 

Pope  Alexander  Cooper,  K.C.M.G.,  5th  son  of  the  late  Francis 
Cooper,  of  Willeroo  Station,  N.S.  Wales;  b.  May  12th,  1846;  ed.  privately,  and 
at  Sydney  and  London  Univs.  (B.A.  i868,  M.A.  1874) :  in.  1878,  Alice  Frener, 
who  d.  1900,  da.  of  the  late  James  Cooper,  of  58,  Pembridge  Villas,  Bayswater,  W.  ; 
Bar.  Middle  Temple  1872;  was  Attorney-Gen.,  Queensland  1880-83  (sitting  for 
Bowen),  and  a  Puisne  Judge  there  1883-1903,  since  when  he  has  been  Ch.  Justice  ; 
knighted  1904,  K.C.M.G.  1908. 

./?«/rf^«c^— Hawstead,  Brisbane,  Queensland.       Clubs — Junior  Carlton,  Union,  Sports', 
Queensland  (Brisbane). 

HIS  HONOUR  R.  COPLAND  (Palestine). 

Randolph  Copland,  son  of  the  late  M.  B.  Copland,  of  Preston, 
Lancashire,  by  Florence  Elisabeth,  da.  of  the  late  G.  F.  Hinshelwood  ;  b.  Feb. 
i6th,  1882;  ed.  at  Cheltenham  Coll.,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B. 
19 — ) :  m.  19 — ,  B.  Vera,  da.  of  the  late  Frank  Thornton  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1906;  European  War  1914-19  as  Lieut.  R.N.V.R.  ;  was  Assist.  Mine  Clearance 
Officer,  Orkney  1919,  Professional  Clerk,  Office  of  H.M.  Procurator-Gen.  1920-21, 
when  he  became  Pres.  of  a  Dist.  Court  and  Additional  Vice-Pres.,  Court  of 
Appeal,  Palestine. 

Residence — Jerusalem . 

HIS  HONOUR  0.  C.  K.  CORRIE  (Palestine). 

O.  C.  K.  CORRIE;  b.  18—;  is  Vice-Pres,  of  Court  of  Appeal  for 

Palestine. 

Residence — Jerusalem. 

HON.  P.  COUSINEAU  (Canada-Quebec). 

Philemon   Cousineau  ;  b.    18 —  ;   appointed   a   Puisne   Judge   of 
Superior  Court  of  Quebec  1921. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  W.  S.  COUTTS  (India— Patna). 

William  Strachan  CoUTTS,  CLE..,  son  of  James  Cock  Coutts  ; 
b.  1873;  ed.  at  Dollar,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. ;  entered  I.C.S.  1895  ;  appointed 
Joint  Magistrate  and  Dep.  Collector,  E.  Bengal  and  Assam  1905,  Dist.  and 
Sessions  Judge  there  1909  and  at  Bihar  and  Orissa  1912,  Registrar,  Patna  High 
Court  1916  (Officiating  Judge),  and  a  Puisne  Judge  1919  ;  CLE.  1917. 
Residence — Patna,  Bihar  and  Orissa,  India. 


DOMINION    AND   COLONIAL  JUDGES.  437 


G.  CREMONA  (Malta). 
Giuseppe  Cremona,  LL.D.  ;  b.  i8—  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Malta. 

Residence — Valletta,  Malta. 


HON.  H.  CRISP  (Australia— Tasmania). 
Harold  Crisp,  son  of  David  Henry  Crisp,  Bar.-at-law,  of  Hobart, 

Tasmania;  b.  July  27th,  1874;  ed.  at  Hobart  High  Sch.,  and  at  Christ's  Coll., 
Hobart  :  m.  1899,  Harriett,  el.  da.  of  the  Hon.  Alfred  Page,  M.L.C.,  Tasmania  ; 
Bar.  Tasmania  1896;  is  a  M.E.C.,  Tasmania;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Supreme  Court,  Tasmania  1914. 

Residence — Holrawood,  New  Town,  Tasmania. 

HON.  0.  S.  CROCKET  (Canada— New  Brunswick). 
Oswald  Smith  Crocket,  LL.D.,  son  of  William  Crocket,  LL.D., 
formerly  Ch.  Sup.  of  Education,  New  Brunswick  ;  b.  1868 ;  ed.  at  High  Sch. , 
Fredericton,  and  at  New  Brunswick  Univ.  (B.A.  1886)  :  m.  ist,  1893,  Birsa,  who 
d.  1903,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Stanger,  merchant,  of  Fredericton  ;  2ndly,  1505, 
Clarine,  da.  of  the  late  Charles  Stevenson,  M.D.,  of  Coaticook,  (Quebec;  Bar. 
New  Brunswick  1892  ;  appointed  Attorney,  Supreme  Court,  New  Brunswick  1891 ; 
elected  to  Canadian  Parliament  1904 ;  was  Pres.  of  Fredericton  So.  of  St.  Andrew 
1900-1905  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge,  New  Brunswick  1913  (also  Divorce  Judge). 
Residence — Fredericton,  New  Brunswick. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  L.  C.  CRUMP  (India-Bombay). 

Lewis   Charles    Crump  ;    b.    1869;   ed.   at    Balliol   Coll.,   Oxford; 
entered   I.C.S.    1890,   and  became    Under  Sec.    to  Govt,  of   Bombay  1900,   ist 
Assist.  1902,  a  Sessions  Judge  1904,  Remembrancer  of  Legal  Affairs  1909,  Addi- 
tional Judicial  Comnir.,  Sind  1918,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  1921. 
Residence — Bombay. 

HON.  SIR  WILLIAM  P.  CULLEN  (Anstralla-New  Soutb  Wales). 

William  Portus  Cullen,  K.C.M.G.,  LL.D.;  b.  1855;  ed.  at 
Sydney  Univ.  (B.A.,  M.A.,  LL.D.)  ;  Bar.  N.  S.  Wales  1883,  and  a  K.C.  1905  ; 
has  been  a  M.L..\.  and  a  M. L.C.  of  N.S.  Wales;  is  a  Fellow  of  Senate  of 
Sydney  Univ.  (Vice-Chancellor  1908-11  and  Chancellor  1914)  ;  appointed  Ch. 
Justice  of  N.S.  Wales  and  Lieut. -Gov.  1910  :  knighted  1911,  K.C.M.G.  1912. 
Residence — Tregoyd,  Mosman,  Sydney,  N.S.  Wales. 

HON,  MR.  JUSTICE  A  H.  CUMING  (India-Calcutta). 

Arthur  Herbert  Cuming,  son  of  the  late  William  Cuming,  Dep. 
Accountant-Gen.  of  Navy  ;  b.  Nov.  24th,  1871  ;  ed.  at  Westminster  Sch.,  at 
London  Univ.,  and  at  (Driel  Coll.,  Oxford;  entered  I.C.S.  1893,  and  became 
Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge.  E.  Bengal  and  .\ssam  1908,  Officiating  Sup.  and 
Remembrancer,  Legal  Affairs,  Bengal  1914,  Acting  Judge,  High  Court,  Calcutta 
1916,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  thereof  1921. 
Residence — Calcutta. 

HON.  J.  CURLEWIS  (South  Africa -Transvaal). 
John  Stephen  CURLEWl.s,  son  of  the  Rev.  J.  F.  Curlewis  ;  b.  1863  ; 
ed.  at  Cape  Univ.  (B.A.  and  LL.B.) :  m.  1890,  Edith  Marguerite  Booysen  ;  joined 
Cape  Civil  Ser.  1883  ;  was  Clerk  to  Special  Court,  Kimberley,  and  to  Crown 
Prosecutor  1886-8  ;  admitted  Advocate,  Cape  Supreme  Court  1887  ;  resigned  Cape 
Civil  Ser. ,  and  admitted  Advocate  High  Court,  S.  African  Republic  1888  ;  appointed 
Acting  Judge  of  High  Court  of  S.  African  Republic  1899,  and  was  Judge  of  Special 
Criminal  Court  at  Johannesburg  1899-1900  ;  became  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme 
Court,  Transvaal  1903  (now  a  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa). 
Residence — Pretoria.  Transvaal. 


438  THE   JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


HON.  J.  P.  CURRAN  (Canada-Hanltoba). 

John  Philpott  CURRAN  ;  b.  i8— ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Court  of 
King's  Bench,  Manitoba. 

Residence — Winnipeg,  Manitoba. 

HON.  SIR  LEO  F.  B.  CUSSEN  (Australia- Victoria). 

Leo  Finn  Bernard  CusSEN ;  b.  1859 !  ^d.  at  Melbourne  Univ. 
(B.A.  1884,  M. A.  and  LL.B.  1886)  :  m.  1890,  Johanna,  da.  of  the  late  John  Bevan, 
of  Sydney ;  is  a  Bar. -at- Law  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Vic- 
toria March  1906  ;  Knt.  1922. 

Residence — Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia. 

HIS  HONOUR  L.  C.  DALTON  (British  Quiana). 

Llewelyn  Chisholm  Dalton,  only  son  of  the  Rev.  William  Edward 
Dalton,  V.  of  Glynde,  Sussex  ;  b.  April  21st,  1879  ;  ed.  at  Marlborough,  and  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge  (B.A.  Historical  Tripos  1900,  M.A.  1905)  :  m.  1906, 
Beatrice  Templeton,  da.  of  William  B.  Cotton  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1901 ;  was  Legal 
Assist.  Land  Settlement  Board,  Orange  River  Colony  1901,  Assist.  Resident 
Magistrate  and  J.  P.  there  1902-10,  and  Registrar  Supreme  Court,  British  Guiana 
1910  ;  has  acted  as  Solicitor-Gen.,  Attorney-Gen. ,  and  Puisne  Judge,  British  Guiana, 
on  several  occasions,  and  as  Ch.  Justice  July  to  Sept.  1917,  and  June  to  Oct.  1919  ; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  thereof  June  1919. 
Residence — Georgetown,  British  Guiana. 


DAS  [see  Lai  Mohan  Das,  and  Profulla  Ranjan  Das]. 

HON.  P.  D'AUTEUIL  (Canada-  Quebec). 

Pierre  D'AUTEUIL;  b.  18 — ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court 
of  Quebec. 

Residence — Quebec,  Canada. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  M.  D.  DAVADOSS  AVARGAL  (India -Madras). 

Muttayya  David  Davadoss  Avargal;  b.  18 — ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1901 ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court,  Madras  1921. 
Residence — Madras. 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  LOUIS  H.  DAVIES  (Canada-Ottawa). 

Louis  Henry  Davies,  P.C.^  K.C.M.G.,  son  of  the  Hon.  Benjamin 
Davies  ;  b.  1845  :  m.  \%i'2,  Susan,  da.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Wiggins  ;  Bar.  Canada  1866, 
and  aQ.C.  1880;  was  Solicitor-Gen.  of  Prince  Edward  Island  1869  and  1872-3, 
one  of  the  Counsel  before  International  Fishery  Commn.  at  Halifax  1877,  Premier 
and  Attorney-Gen.  of  Prince  Edward  Island  1876-9,  Min.  of  Marine  and  Fisheries 
in  Canada  1896-1901,  a  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Canada  1901-18,  since  when 
he  has  been  Ch.  Justice  thereof ;  sat  for  W.  Queen's  in  Canadian  House  of 
Commons  1882-1901  ;  appointed  a  High  Commr.  on  U.S.A.  and  Canada  Joint 
Commn.  1898  ;  sworn  a  P.C.  of  Canada  1896  ;  is  a  Knight  of  Grace  of  Order  of 
St.  John  of  Jerusalem  in  England;  K.C.M.G.  1897,  P.C.  (England)  1919. 
Residence — Ouawa,  Canada. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  COLIN  REES-DAVIES  (Bermuda). 

Colin  Rees-Davies,  4th  son  of  the  late  Sir  William  Davies,  M.P., 
D.L. ,  J. P.,  of  Scoveston.  Pembrokeshire,  by  Martha  Rees  Morgan,  niece  and  co- 
heiress of  the  late  William  Rees,  J. P..  D.L.  ;  b.  May  15th,  1867;  ed.  at  Eton  : 
m.  1902,  Dora,  da.  of  the  late  Edward  Clark,  J.  P.,  of  Kent;  admitted  Solicitor 
1891  ;  Bar.  Bahamas  1901,  and  Inner  Temple  1911,  and  a  K.C.  British  Guiana 
1917  ;  wasUnder  Sheriff  of  Pembrokeshire  1898;  appointed  Attorney-Cien.  British 


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DOMINION   AND   COLONIAL  JUDGES.  439 

Honduras  1907,  Solicitor-Gen.  British  Guiana  1913,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Bermuda 
and  Pres.  of  its  Legislative  Council  1917 ;  sometime  Chancellor  of  Diocese  of  British 
Honduras  and  Central  America ;  has  assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Rees  ; 
knighted  1920. 

Residence — Hamilton,  Bermuda.  C/»i5i— Public  Schools',  West  Indian,  Royal  Bermuda 
Yacht. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  WILLIAM  REES-DAVIES  (Hong  Kong). 
William  Rees-Davies,  son  of  the  late  Sir  William  Davies  (for- 
merly M.P.  for  Pembrokeshire),  D.L.,  J. P.,  of  Scoveston,  Pembrokeshire;  b. 
May  nth,  1863;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  1885):  m.  rst, 
1898,  Florence,  who  d.  1910,  da.  of  John  Birkett,  of  Kendal,  Westmoreland; 
2ndly,  1913,  Hilda  Kathleen,  da.  of  the  late  W.  E.  Blennerhassett  Atthill,  of 
Faversham,  Kent ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  16(87,  ^"^  ^  K.C.  Hong  Kong  1908  ;  is  a 
J. P.  and  D. L.  for  Pembrokeshire,  and  a  J. P.  for  Haverfordwest;  sat  as  M.P. 
\L\  for  Pembrokeshire  1892-8  ;  was  Private  Sec.  to  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer 
{Sir  William  Vernon  Harcourt)  1893-5  and  1895-8,  Attorney-Gen.,  Bahamas 
1898-1902,  King's  Advocate,  Cyprus  1902-7,  and  Attorney-Gen.,  Hong  Kong 
1907-12,  since  when  he  has  been  Ch.  Justice  thereof  (.Acting  Ch.  Justice  1909-10) ; 
has  assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Rees  ;  knighted  1913. 
Residence — Hong  Kong.         Clubs — Reform,  Brooks's. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  CHARLES  S.  DAVSON  (Fiji). 

Charles  Simon  Davson,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  George  L.  Davson, 
Manager  of  British  Guiana  Bank  :  b.  May  20th,  1857  ;  ed.  at  Westminster,  and  at 
Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  1880)  :  m.  1889.  Mary  Rosa  Matilda,  da.  of 
Lynch  Thomas,  M.D.  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1881,  and  British  Guiana  1882,  and  a 
K.C.  1903  ;  appointed  Stipendiary  Magistrate,  British  Guiana  1888,  Solicitor-Gen. 
there  1898,  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Mauritius  1905,  Ch.  Justice  of  Fiji  1914;  also  Ch. 
Judicial  Commr.,  W.  Pacific  1915  ;  several  times  acted  as  Attorney-Gen.  of  British 
Guiana ;  knighted  1917. 

Residence—Suva,  Fiji.        Ciui — Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

HIS  HONOUR  6.  C.  DEANE  (Trinidad  and  Tobago). 

George  Campbell  Deane  ;  d.  1873  !  ^d.  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Oxford 
^B.A.    19 — ,   M.A.    Honours  in  Jurisprudence  19 — )  ;   Bar.  Inner  Temple  1898; 
appointed  Stipendiary  Magistrate,  Arima,  Trinidad  1910,  and  Port  of  Spain  1913, 
and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Trinidad  and  Tobago  1920. 
Residence— Port  of  Spain,  Trinidad. 

HIS  HONOUR  A.  DE  FREITAS  (Jamaica). 

Anthony  De  Freitas,  O.B.E.,  son  of  D.  De  Freitas,  of  Dougaldston, 
Grenada,  W.  Indies;  b.  1869;  ed.  at  Clare  Coll.,  Camb.;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn 
1898:  m.  1899,  Edith  Maud,  da.  of  Augustus  Short,  of  Grenada;  acted  as  Ch. 
Justice,  St.  Vincent  1904  and  1908-9 ;  was  Stipendiary  Magistrate,  St.  Lucia  1904-6, 
Attorney-Gen.  thereof  1906-15,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  St.  Vincent  1915-19,  and  Ch. 
Justice  of  St.  Lucia  1919-21,  since  when  "he  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Jamaica  ; 
has  several  times  administered  Govt,  of  St.  Lucia  and  St.  Vincent;  O.B.E. 
Civil)  1918. 

Residence — Kingston,  Jamaica. 

HON.  A.  E.  DE  LORIHIER  (Canada— Quebec). 
Albert   E.  de   Lorimier  ;    b.    18— ;    appointed  a   Puisne  Judge 
of  Supreme  Court  of  Province  of  Quebfec  1918. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

HON.  L.  P.  DEMERS  (Canada— Quebec). 
Louis   P.    Demers  ;    b.    1863  ;    appointed    a    Puisne   Judge    of 
Superior  Court,  Quebec  1906. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 


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COL.  THE  HON.  R.  M.  DENNISTOUN  (Canada-Manitoba). 

Robert  Maxwell  Dennistoun,  C.B.E.,  only  son  of  James  Frederick 
Dennistoun, of  Castleknock,  Peterborough.  Canada  ;  b.  1864  ;  B.A  ,  Queen's  Univ., 
Kingston  1885;  Bar.  Canada  1888,  K.C.  1908,  and  a  Bencher  1906;  sometime 
Col.  Canadian  Forces  ;  Dep.  Judge  Advocate-Gen.,  Overseas  Military  Forces, 
Canada  during  European  War  (mentioned)  ;  sometime  Gov.  Trin.  Coll.  Sch., 
Port  Hope,  Canada,  and  Lecturer,  Manitoba  Law  Sch.;  appointed  a  Judge  of 
Court  of  Appeal  of  Manitoba  1918  :  m.  1892,  Mildred,  da.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Walton  Romeyn  Beck,  R.  of  Peterborough,  Canada,  and  Canon  of  St.  Albans ; 
C.B.E.  1918. 

Residence — 166,  Roslyn  Road,  Winnipeg.         Club — Manitoba  (Winnipeg). 

HON.  T.  E.  DE  SAMPAYO  (Ceylon). 

Thomas  Edward  de  Sampayo,  LL.B.,  son  of  Gabriel  de  Sampayo, 
Mudaliyar ;    h.  Sept.  loth,  1855;    LL.B.  Camb.  ;    Bar.   Middle  Temple  1881,  and 
K.C.  1903  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Ceylon,  and  a  Knight  Com.  of 
Order  of  St.  Gregory  the  Great. 
Residence — Colombo,  Ceylon. 

HON.  L.  J.  A.  DESY  (Canada— Quebec). 

Louis  Joseph  Alfred  Desy  ;  b.  1878  ;  ed.  at  Parish  Sch.,  St, 
Barth61^my,  Quebec,  and  at  Laval  Univ.  (B.A.  18 — ):  m.  18 — ;  Bar.  Canada 
19 — ,  Batonnier-Gen.  June  1915,  and  a  K.C.  July  1915;  appointed  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Quebec  Feb.  1916. 

Residence — Three  Rivers,  Province  of  Quebec,  Canada. 

HON.  J.  (A.  J.)  DE  VILLIERS  (South  Africa-Transvaal). 

Jacob  (Abraham  Jeremy)  de  Villiers,  son  of  the  late  J.  J. 
de  Villiers,  by  his  wife,  J.  L.  Oberholzer  (deceased) ;  b.  Dec.  14th,  1868  ;  ed.  at 
Grey  Coll.,  Bloemfontein,  and  at  Victoria  (Toll.,  Stellinbosch  ;  B..\.  Cape  of  (iood 
Hope  1889  :  m.  1907,  Maria  Roux  Meintjes  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1893  ;  was 
Attorney-Gen.  and  Min.  of  Mines  in  first  Responsible  Govt,  of  Transvaal  ;  ap- 
pointed Judge  Pres.  of  Transvaal  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa  1910  ;  also 
sits  as  a  Judge  of  Appellate  Div. 

Residence — Pretoria,  Transvaal.         Clubs — Pretoria,  Rand. 

HON.  J.  E.  R.  DE  VILLIERS  (South  Africa— Orange  Free  State). 

Jean  Etienne  Reenen  de  Villiers,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  Rev. 
W.  P.  de  Villiers,  Min.  Dutch  Reformed  Church,  of  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  by 
Maria  Petronella,  da.  of  Samuel  Jacob  van  Reenen,  farmer,  of  Contreberg, 
Malmesbury,  Cape  of  Good  Hope  ;  b.  March  2Sth,  1875  '<  ed.  at  S.  African  Coll., 
Cape  Town,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1894,  LL.D.  1910,  M.A.  1912, 
Fellow  1901):  m.  1903,  Minnie  Edith  Drummond,  B.A.,  LL.B.;  Advocate 
Supreme  Court,  Cape  Town,  prior  to  1913  ;  was  Judge  of  Water  Courts  1913-20, 
since  when  he  has  been  Judge  Pres.  of  Orange  Free  State. 

Residence — 40,  Elizabeth  Street,  Bloemfontein,  Orange  Free  State.  C/j<i— Bloem- 
fontein. 

HON.  D.  DE  WAAL  (South  Africa— Transvaal). 

D.  DE  Waal;  b.  18 — ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Transvaal 
1920. 

/??i/V/f«<:?— Johannesburg,  Transvaal. 

DIGHUMBER  CHATTARJI  [see  Chattaiji]. 

HON.  C.  E.  DORION  (Canada— Quebec). 
C.  E.  DORION  ;    b.   i860;   formerly  a  Puisne  Jud^e   of  Superior 
Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  its  King's  Bench  1920. 
Residence — Quebec,  Canada. 


DOMINION    AND    COLONIAL   JUDGES.  441 

DOVE  WILSON  [Bee  WUson]. 

DRAKE-BROCKMAN  [see  Brockman]. 

HON.  T.  P.  DRAPER  (Australia -Western  Australia). 
Thomas  Percy  Draper,  C.B.E.;    b.   1864;    Bar.   Inner  Temple 
1891,    and    K.C.    1910 ;    Chm.   W.   Australian    Red    Cross;   is  a    Puisne  Judge 
of  Western  Australia  ;   C.B.E.  (Civil)  1918. 

Residence— 1\,  Howard  Street,  Perth,  W.  Australia. 

HON.  C.  A.  DUCLOS  (Canada— Quebec) 

Charles  Albert  DuCLOS  ;   b.   18—:    m.   18—  ;  appointed  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Superior  Court,  Quebec  1917. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 


RIGHT  HON.  L.  P.  DUFF  (Canada-Ottawa). 

Lyman  Poore  Duff,  P.C.^  son  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Duff,  by  his  wife,. 
Lsabella  Johnson  ;  h.  Jan.  7th,  1865;  ed.  at  Toronto  Univ.  (B.A.  1888,  LL.B. 
1889)  :  m.  1898,  Elizabeth  Eleanor,  da.  of  Henry  Bird,  of  Barrie,  Ontario ;  Bar. 
Ontario  1893,  and  British  Columbia  1895,  and  a  K.C.  1900  ;  elected  Pres.  of 
Toronto  Univ.  Literary  So.  1891 ;  was  Junior  Counsel  to  Alaska  Boundary  Commn. 
1903  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Province  of  British  Columbia  1904, 
and  of  Supreme  Court  of  Dominion  of  Canada  1906,  a  Member  of  Militia  Depart, 
of  Govt,  of  Canada  Contracts  Commn.  1917,  and  Central  Appeal  Judge  under  Mil. 
Ser.  Act  1917;  P.C.  (England)  1919. 

Residence — 30,  Goalburn  Avenue,  Ottawa,  Canada. 


HON.  F.  GAVAN  DUFFY  (Australia- High  Court). 

Frank     Gavan    Duffy,    son    of    the    late    Hon.    Sir    Charles 
Gavan  Duffy,  K.C.M.G.  ;  b.   1852;  ed.  at  Stonyhurst  Coll.,  and  at  Melbourne 
Univ.  ;  Bar  Victoria  1874,  and  a  K.C.  1901  :  sometime  Lecturer,  Melbourne  Univ.  ; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Commonwealth  of  Australia  1913. 
Residence — Little  Collins  Street,  Melbourne,  Australia. 


HIS  HONOUR  R.  H.  DUN  (Sudan). 

Robert  Hay  Dun,  son  of  the  late  John  Dun,  formerly  Managing 
Director  of  Parr's  Bank  (Limited);  b.  July  5th,  1870;  ed.  at  LorettoSch.,  and 
at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1894);  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1895;  sometime  in 
Inns  of  Court  Rifle  Vol.  ;  was  Advocate-Gen.,  Sudan  1905-17,  since  when  he- 
has  been  Ch.  Justice  of  Sudan  ;  has  2nd  class  of  Order  of  Nile. 
Residence. — Khartoum,  Sudan      Club — United  University. 

HON.  N.  L.  DUPLESSIS  (Canada— Quebec). 

Neree  L.  Du  Plessis  ;    b.  i8— ;    is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior 
Court  of  Quebec. 

Residence — Quebec,  Canada. 

HON.  D.  M.  EBERTS  (Canada— Brltisb  Columbia). 
David  MacEwen  Eberts,  son  of  W.  D.  MacEwen  Eberts ;  b. 
April  22nd,  1850  :  m.  1884,  Mabel,  da.  of  —  Hope  ;  Bar.  Canada  1882,  and  a 
K.C.  1892;  sometime  in  British  Columbia  Legislative  Assembly;  became  At- 
torney-Gen. 18 — .  Speaker  of  British  Columbia  Legislative  Assembly  1907,  and  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  British  Columbia  Court  of  Appeal  1917. 
Residence— WancoMvn,  British  Columbia. 


442  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


HON.  J.  F.  L.  EMBURT  (Canada— Saskatchewan). 

John  Fletcher  Leopold  EMBURY,  C.B.,  C.M.G.  ;  b.  Nov.  loth,  1875  = 
m.  1904,  Dora,  da.  of  E.  E.  Williams,  of  Barrie,  Ontario  ;  is  Brig.-Gen.  Canadian 
Inf.;  European  War  1914-16  (despatches,  C.M.G.,  C.B.)  ;  has  been  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  King's  Bench  for  Saskatchewan  since  Feb.  1918;  C.M.G.  1916,  C.B. 
^Mil.)  1919. 

Residence — Regina,  Saskatchewan,  Canada. 


HON.  G.  F.  M.  ENNIS  (Ceylon). 

George  Francis  MacDaniel  Ennis,  second  son  of  George  Ennis, 
Bar.-at-Law ;  b.  i868 :  m.  1904,  Ethel,  da.  of  the  late  Joseph  Kirkland,  of 
Chicago,  U.S.A.  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1892  ;  was  Vice-Consul,  Uganda  1902-3, 
and  a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Uganda,  and  of  Court  of  Appeal  for  East  Africa 
1903-12,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Ceylon. 
Residence — Colombo,  Ceylon. 


HON.  N.  E.  EWING  (Tasmania). 

Norman  Kirkwood  EwiNG,  son  of  the  Rev.  T.  C  Ewing,  of  Wolli- 
gong,  N.S.  Wales;  h.  18 —  :  m.  18 — ,  a  da.  of  the  late  Sir  Edward  Albert  Stone, 
K. C.M.G.,  Lieut. -Gen.  of  W.  Australia  ;  admitted  a  Solicitor,  N.S.  Wales  1895  ; 
Bar.  and  Solicitor,  W  Australia  1897,  High  Court  .Australia  1903,  Supreme  Court, 
Tasmania  1907,  and  K.C.  Tasmania  1914 ;  was  M.L.A.,  W.  Australia  1898-1901, 
a  Federal  Senator  for  W.  Australia  1901-3,  a  Member  of  House  of  Assembly, 
Tasmania  1909-15,  and  Leader  of  the  Opposition  1914-15 ;  appointed  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Tasmania  1915. 
Residence — Hobart,  Tasmania. 


FARLOW  [see  Nettleton]. 

HIS  HONOUR  F.  A.  FARRER  (South  Africa— Natal). 

F.  A.  Farrer  ;  (J.  18—  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Native  High  Court, 

Natal. 

Residence — Pietermaritzberg,  Natal . 


HON.  C.  G.  H.  FAWCETT  (India— Bombay). 

Charles  Gordon  Hill  Fawcett,  son  of  Lieut. -Col.  R.  H.  Fawcett, 
Duke  of  Wellington's  (W.  Riding  Regt. )  ;  b.  June  28th,  1869  ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and 
at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Camb.  :  m.  1894,  Marion  Edith,  da.  of  Surg.-Maj.  Fry  ;  entered 
I.C.S.  1888,  and  became  Under  Sec.  to  Govt.,  Bombay  1898,  Acting  Remem- 
brancer of  Legal  Affairs  1899,  Remembrancer  1904,  Judge  of  Judicial  Commr's. 
Court,  Sind  1911,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Bombay  May  1920. 
Residence — Bombay.         Clubs — East  India  United  Service. 


HON.  D.  G.  FERGUSON  (Australia  -New  South  Wales). 
David  Gilbert  Ferguson,  son  of  John  Ferguson,  of  Muswellbrook, 
N.  S.  Wales,  by  Elizabeth,  da.  of  Alexander  Johnston,  of  Scone,  N.  S.  Wales  ; 
b.  Oct.  7th,  1861  ;  ed.  at  Sydney  Univ.  (Levey  Science  Scholar  1883,  B.A.  1886)  ; 
Bar.  N.  S.  Wales  1890  :  m.  1887,  Alice,  da.  of  Robert  Curtis  ;  sometime  on  Staff 
of  Sydney  Morning  Herald,  and  Sydney  Daily  Telegraph ;  appointed  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  N.S.  Wales  March  1912  ;  is  a  Fellow  of  Senate  of 
Sydney  Univ.  (Challis  Lecturer  1901-11),  and  Vice-Chancellor  1919-21. 

Residence — Wimbledon,    Potts    Point,    Sydney,    N.    S.   Wales.        Clubs — Australian, 
University. 


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HON.  W.  N.  FERGUSON  (Canada-Ontario). 

William  Nassau  FERGUSON,  third  son  of  Isaac  Ferguson,  formerly 
of  Cookstown,  Ontario,  by  Emily  J.,  da.  of  the  late  Lieut.-Col.  Ogle  R.  Gowan, 
M.P.  for  Leeds  and  Genville,  Canada  ;  b.  Dec.  31st,  1869;  ed.  at  Upper  Canada 
Coll.,  and  at  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto  ;  Bar.  Canada  1894,  a  K.C.  1908,  and  a 
Bencher  1915  ;  appointed  a  Justice  of  Appeal  of  Ontario  Dec.  1916. 

Residence — 311,  Palmeiston  Boulevard,  Toronto,  Ontario.  Clubs — Albany,  National, 
Royal  Canadian  Yacht,  Jockey  (Ontario),  Toronto. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  STANLEY  FISHER  (CyprusX 

Stanley  FiSHER,  son  of  the  late  George  Henry  Knapp-Fisher,  of 
•23,  Cavendish  Road  West,  N.W.,  by  Elizabeth,  who  d.  1907,  da.  of  John  Good- 
child  ;  b.  Feb.  12th,  1867  ;  ed.  at  Westminster,  and  at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford 
(B.A.  1888,  M.A.  1891) :  m.  1899,  Susan  Doveton,  da.  of  the  late  Maj.-Gen.  William 
Maxwell,  R.A.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  and  Lincoln's  Inn  1890;  appointed  Pres.  of 
Dist.  Court,  Kyrenia  1902,  and  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Cyprus  1911,  and 
Ch.  Justice  thereof  1919  ;  joint  editor  of  "The  Statute  Laws  of  Cyprus  1878-1906 " 
and  "  The  Statute  Laws  of  Cyprus  1907-1912"  ;  author  of  "  Ottoman  Land  Laws  "  ; 
Knt.  1922. 

Residence — Nicosia,  Cyprus.        Club — Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

F.  FITZGIBBON  (Egypt). 

Frank  FiTzGlBBON,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Henry  FitzGibbon, 
F.R.C.S.I.,  formerly  of  Dublin,  by  Meta  Adelaide,  da.  of  William  Foot ;  b.  Nov. 
loth,  1881  ;  ed.  at  St.  Stephen's  Green  Sch.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.  and  Univ., 
Dublin  (Law  Prizeman  1902,  B.A.  1903)  ;  Bar.  Kmg's  Inns,  Dublin  1904,  and  K.C. 
1919 ;  European  War  1915-19,  in  France,  Belgium,  and  Italy,  with  Roy.  Munster 
Fusiliers,  and  attached  Signal  Ser.  R.E,  (retiring  as  Major) ;  appointed  Inspector, 
Min.  of  Justice,  Egypt  1913,  and  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  First  Instance,  Egypt 
1919. 

Residences— Cairo,  Egypt ;  16,  Northbrook  Road,  Dublin.        Club— Turf  (Cairo). 

HIS  HONOUR  M.  FLEMING  (Sudan) 
Maxwell  Fleming,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Archibald  Fleming, 
of  Inchvra,  Perthshire  (Min.  of  Parish  of  St.  Paul's,  Perth)  ;  b.  May  30th,  1871 ; 
ed.  at  Edinburgh  Acad.,  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1897),  and  at  Edinburgh 
Univ.  (LL.B.  1897):  tn.  1908,  Elsa,  da.  of  the  late  Richard  Blackwood,  of 
Harlwood  ;  called  to  Scottish  Bar.  1897  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  the  Sudan  1904, 
and  a  Judge  of  the  High  Court  1915. 

Residence— Khartoum,  Sudan.        Clttb-Unked  University. 

HON.  E.  J.  FLYNN  (Canada— Quebec). 
Edmund  James  Flynn,  LL.D.,  son  of  James  Flynn,  by  Elizabeth 
Tostevin  (Taudevin),  of  Irish  aad  Guernsey  descent ;  b.  Nov.  i6th,  1847  ;  ed.  at 
Quebec  Seminary,  and  at  Laval  Univ.  (LL.D.  1878)  :  m.  ist,  1875,  Matilde  Augus- 
tine, da.  of  Augustine  C6t6,  Editor  of /ournai de  Quebec;  2ndly,  1912,  Cecile  Pouliot 
(Madame  Eugene  Globensky) ;  Bar.  Quebec  1873,  and  a  K.C.  1887  (Mtonier 
1897-9) ;  sometime  a  Member  of  the  legal  firm  of  Flynn  and  Flynn  ;  has  been 
Professor  of  Roman  Law  in  Laval  Univ.  since  1874  (sometime  Dean  of  Law 
Faculty)  ;  was  a  M.L.A.  for  Quebec  (for  Gaspe)  1878-1900  and  (for  Nicholet) 
1900-1904,  Commr.  for  Crown  Lands  1879-1882,  Solicitor-Gen.  1884-7,  agam 
Commr.  for  Crown  Lands  1891-6,  Prime  Min.  and  Commr.  of  Public  Works 
1896-7.  and  Leader  of  the  Opposition  1897-1904 ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1914  (first  for  Districts  of  Montagny  and 
Beauce,  now  for  Beauce  only),  and  of  King's  Bench  1920. 
Residence— g,  Hamel  Street,  Quebec. 

F.  W.  FRASER  (Brltlsli  North  Borneo). 
Frederick  William  Fraser,   son  of  James   Campbell  Eraser  ;jJ. 
1870  ;  ed.  at  Sherborne  Sch. ,  and  at  Freiburg  ;  entered  British  North  Borneo  Civil 
Ser.  1896  ;  became  Resident  of  Interior  1905,  of  East  Coast  1909,  and  West  Coast 
1911,  Govt.  Sec.  and  a  M.L.C.  1912,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  1912. 
Resideftce—]essehon,  British  North  Borneo. 


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HON.  F.  y.  FRAZER  (New  Zealand). 

Francis  Vernon  Frazer,  LL.B.,  son  of  John  Dawson  Frazer 
(Civil  Sen),  of  Dunedin,  New  Zealand,  by  Frances  Sophia,  da.  of  D'Arcy 
Haggitt,  Bar.-at-law,  of  Dunedin,  New  Zealand ;  b.  Aug.  5th,  1880 ;  ed.  at 
Nelson  Coll.,  Nelson,  New  Zealand,  and  at  Otago  and  Canterbury  Colls.,  Univ. 
of  New  Zealand  (LL.B.  1905,  B.A.  1908,  M.A.  with  Honours  in  Economics  and 
History  1909)  :  m.  1905,  Nina  Jessie,  da.  of  Robert  Charles  Black  (Civil  Ser. ), 
of  Auckland,  New  Zealand  ;  Bar.  and  Solicitor  of  Supreme  Court,  New  Zealand 
1906;  appointed  Stipendiary  Magistrate  1911,  Chm.  Public  Sen,  Board  of  Appeal 
1918,  Assist.  Public  Ser.  Commr.  1920,  and  Judge  of  Court  of  Arbitration  for 
New  Zealand  1921. 

Residence — 17,  Portland  Crescent,  Wellington,  New  Zealand. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  BARTLE  H.  T.  FRERE  (Gibraltar). 

Bartle  Henry  Temple  Frere,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Henry  Temple 
Frere,  R.  of  Burston,  Norfolk ;  b.  Aug.  26ih,  1862  ;  ed.  at  Charterhouse,  and  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (LL.B.  1884):  in.  1896,  his  cousin,  Gwendolen  Winslow, 
younger  da.  of  John  Tudor  Frere,  of  Roydon  Hall,  Norfolk ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn 
1887,  and  a  K.C.  Gibraltar  191 1  ;  has  been  Legal  Adviser  to  the  British  Ministry 
at  Morocco,  and  to  the  Admiralty  and  War  Office  at  Gibraltar  since  191 1  ;  was 
Pres.  of  Dist.  Court,  Cyprus  1897-1902,  Police  Magistrate  and  Coroner,  Gibraltar 
1902- ti,  and  Attorney  Gen.  there  1911-14,  since  when  he  has  been  Ch.  Justice 
thereof ;  author  of  "  The  Laws  of  Gibraltar  "  ;  knighted  1918. 

Residences— (j^r2\Xax  ;  South  Walsham  Hall,  near  Norwich.  Clubs — Oxford  and 
Cambridge,  Norfolk  County  (Norwich.) 

HON.  0.  P.  FXILLERTON  (Canada-Manitoba). 

Charles  Percy  Fullerton  ;  b.  July  i8th,  1870;  ed.  at  Amherst 
Common  Sch.,  and  at  Dalhousie  Univ.  (LL.B.):  m.  1903,  Ethel  S.  Ferguson; 
Bar.  Nova  Scotia  1895,  and  a  K.C.  191 1 ;  appointed  Puisne  Judge  of  Court  of 
Appeal,  Manitoba  1917. 

Residence — 96,  Marj-land  Street,  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  Canada.     Clttb — Manitoba. 

HON.  W.  A.  6ALLIHER  (Canada— BriUsh  Columbia). 

William  Alfred  Galliher,  son  of  Francis  Galliher,  by  his  wife, 
Sarah  Kirkpatrick  ;  b.  i860  :  in.  ist,  1891,  Emma,  who  d.  19 — ,  da.  of  Alfred 
Carman  ;  2ndly,  1907,  Margaret  Louise,  da.  of  Charles  Brown  ;  Bar.  Manitoba 
1887,  and  British  Columbia  1897  ;  sat  in  Canadian  House  of  Commons  1900-1908  ; 
appointed  a  Justice  of  Appeal  of  British  Columbia  1909. 
Residence — Victoria,  British  Columbia. 

HON.  A.  C.  6ALT  (Canada— Manitoba). 

Alexander  Casimir  Galt,  son  of  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Gait,  for- 
merly Ch.  Justice  of  Common  Pleas  Div.  of  High  Court  of  Justice  for  Ontario, 
by  Frances  Louisa,  da.  of  the  late  James  Marshall  Perkins  ;  b.  March  15th,  1853  ; 
ed.  at  Hellmuth  Coll.,  London,  Ontario,  and  at  Toronto  Univ.  (B.-A.  1873)  :  m. 
1885,  Ella  Grace  Vivian  ;  Bar.  Canada  1876,  and  a  K.C.  1910;  is  a  Puisne  Judge 
of  Court  of  King's  Bench,  Manitoba. 

Residence — 219,  Montrose  Street,  Winnipeg,  Manitoba.  Clubs — Manitoba  (Winnipeg), 
Authors'  (London). 

HON.  F.  6.  GARDINER  (South  Africa— Cape  of  Good  Hope). 

Frederick  George  Gardiner,  son  of  the  late  Edward  Bennett 
Gardiner  ;  b.  April  19th,  1874  ;  ed.  at  Keble  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1895) ;  B.A.  Cape 
Univ.  1892  :  m.  1901,  Julia  Stella  Clare  Brailey  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1896  and 
Cape  1897,  and  a  K.C.  1912  ;  acted  as  Puisne  Judge,  Natal  1907  and  1913  ; 
was  Attorney-Gen.,  Cape  of  Good  Hope  1910-14,  Acting  Puisne  Judge  there  1913 
and  1914,  since  when  he  has  been  Puisne  Judge  ;  joint  author  of  "  South  African 
Criminal  Law  and  Procedure  "  (2  vols.). 

Resideiice—'E.TTol,  Kenilworth,  near  Cape  Town.        Club— C\\i\  Service  (Cape  Town). 


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HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  M.  V.  S.  RAO  GARU  (India-Madras). 

Matha  Venkata  Subba  Rao  Garu  ;  b.  18—;  appointed  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  High  Court,  Madras  1921. 
Residence — Madras. 


HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  CHARU  CHUNDAR  GHOSE  (India-Calcutta). 
Charu   Chundar  Ghose  ;   b.  18—;    Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1907;  ap- 
pointed a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Calcutta  1919. 
Residence — Calcutta. 


HIS  HONOUR  A.  B.  C.  GIBSON  (Palestine). 

A.  B.  C.  GIBSON;  b.   18—;  is  Pres.  of  Land  Court  of  Jaffa  and 
Haifa. 

Residence— JiSfa.,  Palestine.  ' 

HON.  G.  F.  GIBSONE  (Canada-Quebec). 
George  Farar  Gibsone,  son  of  William  Cuppage  Gibsone,  by- 
Elizabeth  Primrose  ;  h-  Sept.  i8th,  1874  ;  ed.  at  S^minaire  de  Quebec,  at  Quebec 
High  School  (Henry  Fry  and  Lieut.  Gov.'s  medals  for  French),  at  Morrin  Coll., 
and  at  Laval  Univ.  (Lieut.  Gov.'s  medal  for  Civil  Law,  Tessier  medal  for 
proficiency,  LL.B.  1895,  LL.M.  1896,  LL.D.  1919)  :  m.  1915,  Alyne,  da.  of  the 
late  John  Breakey,  of  Breakeyville,  Province  of  (Quebec ;  Bar.  Quebec  1896,  and 
a  K.C.  1909  ;  was  an  Alderman  of  City  of  Quebec  1914-18  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of 
the  Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  19 18. 

Residence— -ir),   St.    Ursula    Street,    Quebec,    Canada.  C/aii— Garrison    (Quebec), 

University  (Montreal). 


HON.  A.  GLOBENSEY  (Canada -Quebec). 

Arthur  Globensky,  son  of  Hubert  Globensky ;  b.  18 — ;  is  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec. 

Residence — Montreal.  ' 


HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  GOKUL  PRASAD  (Allahabad). 

Gokul  Prasad,  son  of  Iswari  Prasad,  of  Benares  ;  b.  Feb.  i8th, 
1867  ;  ed.  at  Govt.  High  Sch.  and  Muir  Central  Coll.,  Allahabad  ;  B.A.  Calcutta 
Univ.  1886  (Honours  Sanskrit  and  English),  and  M.A.  1888  (English),  and  LL.B. 
Allahabad  Univ.  1889,  and  Fellow  1905  ;  became  a  Vakil  in  High  Court  1898,  and 
an  Advocate  1919;  was  Pres.  Kagasth  Pathshala  (an  Educational  Institute)  1904- 
13,  an  Hon.  Magistrate  1904-20,  and  M.L.C.,  United  Provinces  1912-16,  and 
Pres.  of  All  India  Temperance  Conference  at  Bombay  1915  ;  has  served  on  .several 
Committees,  and  represented  United  Provinces  on  Temperance  Deputation  to 
Viceroy  1913  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Allahabad  May  1920, 
and  Vice-Chancellor,  Allahabad  Univ.  1921 ;  received  title  of  Rai  Bahadur  1916. 
Residence — Allahabad,  India. 


HIS  HONOUR  H.  H.  J.  GOMPERTZ  (Hong  Kong). 

Henry  Hessey  Johnston  GoMPERTZ,  son  of  the  late  Henry  James 
Colley  Gompertz,  of  19,  Lansdowne  Road,  Bedford  ;  b.  Aug.  31st,  1867 ;  ed.  at 
Bedford  Sch.,  and  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1890)  :  m.  1897,  Katharine  Rosalie 
Coutier,  only  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Louis  Coutier  Biggs  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1899  ; 
entered  Straits  Settlements  Civil  Ser.  1890,  became  Assist.  Registrar-Gen.,  Hong 
Kong  1897,  Assist.  Colonial  Sec.  1900,  Pres.  of  Land  Court  1902,  Acting  .Attorney- 
Gen.  1906,  First  Magistrate  and  Coroner  1907,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme 
Court  1909  ;  is  a  J.P.  for  Hong  Kong. 

Residence — Peak,  Hong  Kong.        Club — New  University. 


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HON.  A.  GORDON  (AustraUa-New  Soutlx  Wales). 
Alexander  Gordon,   son  of  Alexander  Gordon,  Q.C.  ;    b.  1858  ; 
ed.  at  Repton  ;  Bar.   N.S.    Wales  1882,  and   a  K.C.    1904:  m.  1906,  Margaret 
Thomas  ;  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  New  South  Wales,  and 
Judge  of  the  Divorce  and  Matrimonial  Court  since  1910. 
Residence — Sydney,  New  South  Wales. 


HON.  SIR  JOHN  H.  GORDON  (Australia-South  AustraUa). 

John  Hannah  Gordon,  son  of  the  Rev.  James  Gordon,  of 
Gawler,  S.  .Australia  ;  b.  1850  ;  ed.  privately  :  m.  1876,  Ann  Wright,  da.  of  the 
late  William  Rogers;  Bar.  S.  Australia  1876,  and  a  K.C.  18 — ;  was  Min.  of 
Education,  S.  Australia  1880-90  and  again  1892,  Ch.  Sec.  to  Australian  Govt. 
1893-6,  and  Attorney-Gen.  1889-1903,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge 
of  S.  Australia;  elected  a  M.L.C.  1888  ;  Knt.  1908. 

Residence — Claremont,  Glen  Osmond,  Adelaide,  S.  Australia. 


HON.  SIR  THOMAS  L.  GRAHAM  (South  Africa— Cape  of  Good  Hope). 

Thomas  Lynedoch  GRAHAM,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Graham,  of 
Fintry  ;  b.  i860  :  m.  18 — ,  Annie  Ismena,  da.  of  the  Rev.  J.  Fitz-A.  Gavin  ;  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1885,  and  a  K.C.  1898;  appointed  Attorney-Gen.,  Cape  Town  1898, 
a  M.L.C.  1902,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  E.  Dists.  Court  of  Cape  of  Good  Hope 
1904  (now  a  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa),  and  is  Judge  Pres.  thereof; 
Knt.  1919. 

Residence — Graham.stown,  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 


HON.  P.  GRAIN  (Egypt). 

Peter  GRAIN,  son  of  the  late  John  Peter  Grain,  Bar.-at-law,  of 
I,  Plowden  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C. ;  b.  Sept.  1864;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1897  ; 
wa«  a  Member  of  Bar  Council  1Q02-6  ;  appointed  Resident  Magistrate,  Zanzibar 
1906,  Assist.  Judge  H.B.M.  Court,  Zanzibar  and  Judge  of  Court  of  Appeal  for 
East  Africa  1906,  and  Attorney-Gen.  and  Legal  Member  of  Council  to  Zanzibar 
Govt.  1907  (acted  as  First  Min.  1907-8),  and  Assist.  Judge  of  H.B.M. 's  Supreme 
Court  of  (Dttoman  Empire  1910,  Judge  of  H.B.M. 's  Prize  (Tourt,  Egypt  1914,  Judge 
of  the  Special  Court,  Egypt,  for  German  and  Austrian  Subjects  Nov.  1914,  Assist. 
Judge  of  H.B.M. 's  Supreme  Court,  Egypt  1915,  and  Pres.  H.B.M. 's  Prize  Court, 
Egypt  Nov.  1916;  was  Acting  Judge  of  H.B.M. 's  Supreme  Court,  Egypt 
1916-19,  and  Judge  thereof  1919  21,  since  when  he  has  been  Assist.  Judge 
of  H.B.M. 's  Supreme  Court.  Shanghai,  China;  has  ist  class  of  Order  of  Alijah 
of  Zanzibar. 

Residence — Shanghai. 


HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  W.  E.  GREAVES  (India— Calcutta). 

William  Ewart  Greaves,  son  of  William  Greaves;  b.  1869;  Bar. 
Lincoln's  Inn  1900  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Judicature,  Calcutta. 
Residence — 2,  Short  Street,  Calcutta. 


HIS  HONOUR  SIR  WILLAM  H.  GREAVES  (Barbados). 

William  Herbert  Greaves,  son  of  Michael  Thomas  Greaves,  of 
Edge  Cliff,  St.  John,  Barbados  ;  b.  1857  ;  ed.  at  Codrington  Gram.  Sch.,  Barbados, 
and  at  St.  Edmund  Hall,  Oxford  (B.A.  Honours  1879)  :  m.  1883,  Millicent  Mahon, 
of  Barbados;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1880,  and  a  Q.C,  Barbados  1890;  was 
Escheator-Gen. ,  Barbados  1887-96,  Attorney-Gen.  1896-1902,  and  a  Member  of 
House  of  Assembly  1882-1902 ;  elected  a  M.E.C.  1890  ;  is  a  J.  P.  for  the  Colony  ; 
appointed  Ch.  justice  of  Barbados  1902  ;  knighted  1904. 
Residence — Stratford  Lodge,  St.  Michael,  Barbados. 


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HIS  HONOUR  J.  E.  GREEN  (Nigeria). 
James  Ernest  Green,  LL.B.  ;  b.  i860  ;  educated  at  Cheltenham 
Coll.,  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  1882)  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1884  ; 
admitted  a  Solicitor  1895 ;  re-admitted  Bar.  1905;  appointed  Solicitor-Gen.,  S. 
Nigena  Protectorate  (also  to  act  as  Attomey-Gen. )  1905,  and  of  Colony  and  Pro- 
tectorate of  S.  Nigeria  1906,  Acting  Attomey-Gen.  thereof  1907  and  1908,  and  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  S.  Nigeria  1911  (acted  as  Ch.  Justice  1907,  and  Puisne  Judge  1907 
and  1908),  and  of  Nigeria  Supreme  Court  1913. 
Residence — Lagos,  S.  Nigeria. 

HON.  R.  A.  E.  GREENSHIELDS  (Canada -Quebec). 

Robert  A.   E.  Greenshields  ;  b.   18—;    is  a   Puisne  Judge   of 
Court  of  King's  Bench  for  Province  of  Quebec. 
Residence — Montreal. 

HON.  R.  GRE60R0WSEI  (South  AWca— Transvaal). 
Reinbold  Gregorowski  ;  b.  1856;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Trans- 
vaal Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa. 
Residence — Pretoria,  Transvaal. 

HON.  F.  B.  GREGORY  (Canada-BritisH  Columbia). 

Francis  Brooke  Gregory,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  Hon.  George 
Frederick  Gregory,  formerly  of  Supreme  Court,  New  Brunswick,  by  Marian,  da.  of 
Francis  Beverley,  of  Glasgow  ;  b.  Aug.  23rd,  1862  ;  ed.  at  Fredericton  Public 
Sch.,  and  at  Harvard  Univ.  (LL.B.  1884)  ;  Bar.  New  Brunswick  1884,  and  British 
Columbia  1890  ;  was  Registrar  of  Probate  for  York  co..  New  Brunswick  1885-90 ; 
appointed  French  Consular  Agent  at  Victoria,  British  Columbia  1894,  and  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  British  Columbia  Nov.  1909  ;  is  Lieut. -Col.  Reserve  ol 
Officers. 

Residence — Victoria,  British  Columbia.  Cluls — Union  (British  Columbia),  Victoria 
Golf. 

HIS  HONOUR  C.  J.  GRIFFIN  (Uganda). 

Charles  James  Griffin,  son  of  the  late  John  Griffin,  Solicitor,, 
and  Clerk  of  the  Peace  for  co.  Mayo  ;  b.  1875  ;  ed.  at  Catholic  Univ.  Sch.,  Bel- 
vedere Coll.,  and  Univ.  Coll.,  Dublin  (Scholar,  B.A.  Honours  1897,  Chancellor's 
Gold  Medallist)  :  m.  1901,  Aileen  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  John  Fanning,  solicitor, 
of  Kilkenny  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dubhn  1898,  and  a  K.C.  Gibraltar  1914,  and  K.C. 
Ireland  1920  ;  appointed  Crown  Prosecutor,  Nyasaland  1901,  Attomey-Gen.  thereof 
1905,  Judge  of  High  Court  1906,  Attorney-Gen.,  Gibraltar  1914,  and  Ch.  Justice  of 
Leeward  Islands  1919,  and  of  Uganda  1920  (also  sits  as  Judge  of  Appeal  Court  of 
E.  Africa). 

Residence — Entebbe,  Uganda,  British  East  Africa. 

HON.  W.  C.  H.  GRIMMER  (Canada-New  Brunswick). 
Ward  Chipman  Hazen  Grimmer,  LL.D.,  son  of  George  S. 
Grimmer,  b.  1858  :  m.  1884,  Bessie  Gove  ;  Bar.  New  Bmnswick  1880,  and  K.C. 
1902;  elected  to  Provincial  Parliament  1903;  appointed  Surveyor-Gen.,  New 
Bmnswick,  1908,  Attomey-Gen.  thereof  1911,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Court  of 
Appeal  1 914. 

Residence — St.  John,  New  Brunswick. 

HON.  E.  GUERIN  (Canada— Quebec). 

Edmund    Guerin,    D.C.L.,    son   of  Thomas   Guerin,    C.E. ;    b. 
Oct.  25th,  1858 ;  ed.  at  Montreal  Coll.,  and  at  McGill  Univ.  ;  appointed  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1907,  and  of  King's  Bench  1920. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

BEHARI  LAL  QUFTA  [see  Beliari]. 


448  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


HON.  M.  F.  HACKETT  (Canada— Quebec). 

Michael   F.   Hackett  ;    b.   i8— ;    appointed  a   Puisne   Judge   of 
Supreme  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1915. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

HON.  R.  E.  HARRIS  (Canada— Nova  Scotia). 

Robert  Edward  Harris,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  son  of  Robert  J.  Harris, 
by  his  wife  Rebecca;  b.  Aug  iStli,  i860;  D.C.L.,  King's  Coll.  Univ.,  Windsor, 
Nova  Scotia,  LL.D  ,  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia:  m.  1883,  Minnie, 
da.  of  James  Horsfall,  of  Annapolis  Royal,  Canada  ;  Bar.  Nova  Scotia  1882,  and  a 
K.C.  1889  ;  appointed  Chancellor  of  Nova  Scotia  Diocese  1905,  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Supreme  Court  of  Nova  Scotia  1915,  and  Chief  Justice  of  Nova  Scotia  Feb.  1918. 

Residences— 1$,  South    Park   Street,   Halifax,    Nuva  Scotia.;   Mount  Clement,  Anna- 
polis, Nova  Scotia.        C/k<Jj— Halifax  "(Nova  Scotia),  Mount  Royal  (Montreal). 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  M.  H.  HARRISON  (Indla-Funjab  and  Delhi). 

Michael  Harman  Harrison,  son  of  the  late  Hon.  Richard  Harrison, 
a  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Ireland,  of  3,  Mountjoy  Square,  Dublin  ;  b.  July  3rd, 
1876;  ed.  at  Radley,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  O-xford  (B.A.  1899)  ;  entered  I.C.S.  1898, 
became  Judge  Small  Cause  Court,  Simla  1914,  a  Dep.  Commr.,  Punjab  1916,  and 
Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1917  ;  appointed  an  additional  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court 
of  Punjab  and  Delhi  1921. 

Residence — .\bbot's  Road,  Lahore,  Punjab.      Clubs — East  India  United  Service,  Royal 
Automobile.. 

HON.  H.  HARVEY  (Canada— Alberta). 

Horace  Harvev,  LL.D.^  son  of  William  Harvey,  M.P.,  of  Elgin 
Co.,  Ontario,  Canada,  by  his  wife  Sophronia  Mack;  b.  Oct.  ist,  1863;  ed.  at 
Univ.  Coll.,  Toronto  (B.A.  1886,  LL.B.  1888)  :  m.  1893,  Nora  Louise  Palmer; 
Bar.  and  Solif^itor,  Ontario  1889,  and  N.W.  Territories  1893  ;  appointed  Registrar 
of  Land  Titles  for  S.  Alberta  Land  Registration  Dist.  1896,  Dep.  Attorney-Gen. 
of  N.W.  Territories  1900,  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  N.W.  Territories  of 
Canada  1904,  and  of  Alberta  1907,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Alberta  (now  Ch.  Justice  of 
its  Trial  Div. )  1910. 

Residence — 10,226,  Connaught  Drive,  Edmonton,  Alberta,  Canada. 

HON.  J.  M.  HARVEY  (Australia-New  South  Wales). 

John  Musgrave  Harvey,  son  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Musgrave 
Harvey,  V.  of  Hillingdon,  .Middlesex,  and  Preb.  of  St.  Paul's  ;  b.  Dec.  22nd,  1865  ; 
ed.  at  Marlborough,  and  at  Keble  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  Classical  Scholar  1880)  ; 
Bar.  N.S.  Wales  1892:  m.  18—,  Pauline  Beatrice,  da.  of  E.  S.  Ward,  }.P., 
Registrar-Gen.  of  N.S.  Wales  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  (Equity  and  Probate)  of  N.S. 
Wales  Supreme  Court. 

Residence — Sydney,  New  South  Wales.        Clubs — University,  Union  (Sydney). 

HON.  F.  L.  HASZARD  (Canada— Prince  Edward  Island). 

Francis  Longworth  Haszard,  son  of  Charles  Haszard ;  b. 
Nov.  20th,  1849  ;  ed.  at  Prince  of  Wales  Coll.,  Charlottetown  :  m.  1876,  Elizabeth 
Des  Brisay  ;  Bar.  Canada  1872,  and  a  K.C.  1894;  appointed  Judge  of  City  Court, 
Charlottetown  1893  ;  elected  to  Provincial  Parliament  1904  ;  became  Premier, 
Prince  Edward  Island  1908,  Attorney-Gen.  1908,  and  a  Judge  of  Supreme  Court 
1911. 

Residence — Charlottetown,  Prince  Edward  Island. 

HON.  K  H.  HATHORN  (South  Africa-Natal) 

Kenneth  Howard  Hathorn  ;  b.  1849  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge 
■of  Supreme  Court  of  Natal  1910. 

Rtsidence — Pieterniaritzburg,  Natal. 


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HON.  SIR  FREDERICK  W.  G.  HAULTAIN  (Canada-Saakatchewan). 
Frederick  William  Gordon  Haultain,  son  of  the  late  Lieut.-Col. 
F.  W.  Haultain,  R.A.  ;  b.  1857  ;  ed.  at  Montreal  High  Sch.,  at  Peterborough 
Coll.  Institute,  and  at  Toronto  Univ.  (B.A.  1879,  Hon.  LL.D.  1918)  ;  Bar.  Ontario 
1882,  N.-W.  Territories  1884,  and  a  K.C.  1902;  elected  a  M.L.A.  1888;  was 
Premier,  Attorney-Gen.,  and  Commr.  of  Education,  N.-W.  Territories,  Canada 
1891-1905;  appointed  Ch.  Justice  of  Saskatchewan  Supreme  Court  1912,  and  of 
Saskatchewan  Court  of  Appeal  1918  (with  title  of  Ch.  Justice  of  Saskatchewan)  ; 
Knt.  1916. 

Residefice—'R.egma.,  Saskatchewan,  Canada.        C/k3— Assiniboin  (Regina). 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  THOMAS  W.  HAYCRAFT  (Palestine). 

Thomas  Wagstaffe   Haycraft,  son  of  John   Berry   Haycraft,  of 

Surbiton,  Surrey  ;  b.  Oct.  5th,  1858  ;  ed.  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1881)  : 
m.  1892,  Pauline,  da.  of  the  late  Capt.  Paul  Richard,  Imperial  Guard  of  France ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1885  ;  went  S.-E.  Circuit ;  was  Examiner  of  the  Court  1890-99  ; 
appointed  an  Arbitrator  on  Board  of  London  Chamber  of  Arbitration  1897  ;  was 
Pres.  of  Dist.  Court,  Larnaca,  Cyprus  1899-1911;  subsequently  Police  Magistrate 
and  Coroner,  Gibraltar ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Mauritius 
Jan.  1913,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Grenada  Sept.  1916  and  of  Palestine  1921 ;  author 
of  "Executive  Powers  in  Relation  to  Crime  and  Disorder,"  "The  Bills  of  Sale 
Acts";  Knt.  1919. 

Residences — Jerusalem  ;    Belstone   Barton,   near  Okehampton.  Club — Oxford  and 

Cambridge. 

HON.  SIR  J.  DOUGLAS  HAZEN  (Canada-New  Brunswick). 

John  Douglas  Hazen,  K.C.M.G.^  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  James  King 
Hazen  ;  6.  i860  ;  ed.  at  Collegiate  Sch. ,  Fredericton,  Brunswick,  and  at  New  Bruns- 
wick Univ.  :  m.  1884,  Ada,  da.  of  James  Tibbits  ;  Bar.  Canada  1883,  and  K.C.  1896  ; 
elected  a  Member  of  Canadian  Parliament  1891  ;  was  a  M.L.A. ,  New  Brunswick 
1899-1911,  and  Prime  Min.  and  Attorney-Gen.  thereof  1908-11 ;  appointed  Min.  of 
Marine  and  Fisheries,  and  Min.  of  Naval  Ser. ,  Canada  1911,  and  Ch.  Justice  of 
New  Brunswick  and  Local  Judge  in  Admiralty  1917;  is  a  P.C.  of  Canada;  a 
Member  of  Imperial  Conference  and  Imperial  War  Cabinet  1917  ;  K.C.M.G.  1918. 
Residence — St.  John,  New  Brunswick. 

HON.  B.  H.  HEALD  (India-Burma). 
Benjamin  Herbert  Heald  ;   b.  18—;  ed.  at  High  Sch.,  Notting- 
ham, and  at  Queen's  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  entered  I.C.S.  1897,  and  became  Dist.  Judge, 
Burma  1908,  Additional  Judge,  Court  of  Judicial  Commr.  1917,  Div.  Judge  1917, 
and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Ch.  Court,  Lower  Burma  1921. 
Residence — Rangoon,  Burma. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  F.  ALFRED  HERCHENRODER  (Mauritius). 
Furcy  Alfred  Herchenroder,  son  of  J.  B.  Arthur  Herchenroder ; 

b.  March  26th,  1865  ;  ed.  at  Roy.  Coll,  Mauritius  :  ni.  1888.  Eleanor  Laura 
Alice  Vinton  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1888  ;  was  Acting  Crown  Prosecutor.  Mauritius 
1893-8,  and  Procureur  and  Advocate-Gen.  1905-12 ;  appointed  Legal  Adviser, 
Police  Magistrate,  Crown  Prosecutor,  and  Curator  of  Vacant  Estates,  Seychelles 
1898,  Judge  there  1900,  Ch.  Justice  1903,  Acting  Ch.  Judge,  Mauritius  1912,  and 
■Ch.  Judge  there  1913  ;  Knt.  1914. 
Residence — Port  Louis,  Mauritius. 

HON.  A.  L.  HERDMAN  (New  Zealand). 
Alexander  Lawrence  HERDMAN,son  of  the  late  Alexander  Herdman ; 
3).  July  17th,  1869;    ed.  at   Boys'   High  Sch.,  Otago :  m.   1896,  a  da.  of  the  late 
Marsden  Smith,  of  Dunedin  (she  d.  1918) ;  appointed  Attorney-Gen.,  New  Zealand 
1912,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  New  Zealand  1918. 
Residence — Auckland,  New  Zealand. 

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HON.  H.  B.  HI6GINS  (AustraUa-High  Court). 

Henry  Bournes  HiGGlNS,  son  of  the  Rev.  John  Higgins,  of 
Ballina,  co.  Mayo,  and  Anne,  da.  of  Henry  Bournes,  of  Crossmolina,  co.  Mayo  ; 
^.  June  30th,  1851  ;  ed.  at  St.  Stephen's  Green,  Dublin;  M.A.  and  LL.B.  Mel- 
bourne Univ.  (Member  of  Council  since  1887)  ;  Scholar  in  Classics,  History,  and 
Political  Economy,  and  in  Shakespeare  ;  several  times  Exhibitioner  :  m.  1885, 
Mary  Alice,  da.  of  Dr.  George  Morrison,  of  Geelong,  Australia ;  Bar.  Supreme 
Court,  Victoria  1876,  and  Inner  Temple  1886  ;  was  M.  P.  for  Geelong  in  Victorian 
Parliament  1894-1900,  a  Member  of  Australian  Federal  Convention  1897-8, 
Chm.  of  Commn.  for  Reform  of  Legal  Procedure  1897-9,  and  M.P.  for  N.  Mel- 
bourne in  Federal  Parliament  1901-6 ;  appointed  a  Justice  of  High  Court  of 
Australia  1906  ;  Pres.  of  Commonwealth  Court  of  Conciliation  and  Arbitration 
1907-21  ;  author  of  "The  Australian  Commonwealth  Bill,"  "The  Rigid  Consti- 
tution," and  of  "  A  New  Province  for  Law  and  Order,"  etc. ;  joint  author  of  "The 
Insolvency  Acts  with  Notes." 

Residences—  Doona.  Malvern,  Melbourne  ;  Heronswood,  Dromana,  Australia.  Club — 
Wallaby  (Melbourne). 

W.  H.  HILL  (Egypt). 

WiUiam  Henry  Hill,  son  of  the  late  Henry  Hill,  Accountant, 
Carriage  Depart.,  Swindon  Works  of  Great  Western  Railway,  by  Ellen  Ball,  of 
Southport,  Lancashire;  b.  Jan.  31st,  1872;  ed.  at  King's  Sch. ,  Worcester,  at 
Lincoln  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1895,  M.A.  1908),  and  at  Paris  Univ.  (Licenci^  en 
droit  1902)  :  m.  1902,  Mary  Agnes,  da.  of  the  Rev.  F.  W.  Quilter,  D.D. ,  formerly 
R.  of  Waddington,  Lincolnshire  ;  formerly  Professor  of  Law  at  Khedivial  Govt. 
Sch.  of  Law  ;  was  Director  thereof  1907-13,  Ch.  Inspector  of  Native  Tribunals 
1913-15'  3-nd  a  Judge  of  Mixed  Court  of  First  Instance,  Egypt  1915-17,  since  when 
he  has  been  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  Appeal  ;  has  Orders  of  the  Medjidie  and 
the  Nile. 

Residence— Gezira,  Cairo,  Egypt. 

HON.  F.  E.  HODGINS  (Canada-Ontario). 

Frank  Egerton  Hodgins,  B.C.L.,  son  of  the  late  John  George 
Hodgins,  I,S.O.  ;  b.  March  27th,  1854;  ed.  at  Upper  Canada  Coll.,  and  at 
Trin.  Univ.,  Canada  (B.C.L.  1904):  m.  ist,  1880,  Anna,  who  d.  1896,  da.  of 
Oliver  T.  Macklem,  of  Chippewa,  Ontario ;  2ndly,  1899,  Blanche,  da.  of  James 
Lockbart,  of  Toronto;  Bar.  Ontario  1879,  a  K.C.  1902,  and  a  Bencher  1910  ; 
formerly  head  of  the  legal  firm  of  Hodgins,  Heighington  and  Bastedo  ;  was  Legal 
Agent,  Dominion  Govt.,  Toronto  1880-96  ;  appointed  Solicitor,  Toronto  Board  of 
Education  igo8 ;  Pres.,  Bar.  Asso. ,  Ontario  1908-9,  a  Delegate  to  Provincial  and 
Gen.  Synods  and  to  Gen.  Convention  of  Episcopal  Church,  Richmond,  Va.  1907, 
and  Detroit,  Mich.  1919,  and  Chm.  National  Committee,  Anglican  Laymen's 
Movement  1908-9 ;  acted  as  Counsel  for  Govt,  of  Ontario  on  License  Investigation 
1907,  for  Parliamentary  Committee  on  Transcontinental  Railway  1908,  and  at  Bush 
Polls  Voters'  Appeal  Lists  1908,  and  as  a  Roy.  Commr.  on  Med.  Education  1915, 
and  on  Care  of  Mental  Defectives  1919  ;  is  a  Justice  of  Appeal  of  ist  Appellate  Div. 
Court  of  Ontario,  and  Local  Judge  in  Admiralty ;  author  of  "The  Life  Insurance 
Contract  in  Ontario." 

Residence — Cloynewood,  9,  Dale  Avenue,  Toronto.        Club — Toronto. 

J.  B.  HOLMES  (Cyprus). 

John  Richard  Holmes;  b.  18 — :  m.  18 — ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1889  ;  sometime  Dist.  Commr.,  Gold  Coast  ;  has  been  Pres.  of  Dist.  Court  at 
Nicosia  since  1899. 

Residence — Nicosia,  Cyprus. 

H.  0.  HOLMES  (Egypt). 

Hugh  Ohver  HoLMES,  M.C.,  K.C,  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Hugh 
Holmes,  P.C,  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal  in  Ireland;  b.  Jan.  12th.  1886;  ed.  at 
Charterhouse,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A.  1908,  John  Brooke  Scholar  1910)  : 
m.  1912,  Rose,  el.  da.  of  Thomas  Falls,  D.L.,  of  Lislap,  co.  Tyrone  ;  Bar.  King's- 
Inns,  Dublin  1910,  and  K.C.  1920  ;  Major  in  the  Army  ;  European  War  1914-19^ 


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with    R.F.A.   in   Gallipoli,  Egypt,  and   France,  and  as   Brig.-Major   (wounded, 
despatches  twice,  M.C.,  Belgian  Croix  de  Guerre) ;  appointed  Counsel  to  Attorney- 
Gen,  for  Ireland  1919,  and  a  Judge  of  Native  Courts  of  First  Instance,  Egypt  1920. 
Residence— tsiaSiAi,  Cairo,  Egypt.        C/«/'j— Dublin  University,  Turf  (Cairo). 

HON.  SIB  WILLIAM  H.  HORWOOD  (Newfoundland). 

William  Henry  HORWOOD,  son  of  T.  Horwood,  of  St.  John's, 
Newfoundland  ;  b.  Nov.  6th,  1862  ;  ed.  at  Bishop  Field  Coll.  :  m.  18 — ,  Julia,  da. 
of  the  Rev.  G.  Hutchinson,  sometime  V.  of  W.  Malvern  ;  Bar.  Newfoundland  1886, 
a  Q.C.  1895,  and  a  Bencher  (elected  by  Members  of  Law  So.)  1901 ;  returned  to 
Newfoundland  Legislature  for  Trinity  Dist.  1894 ;  in  same  year  was  appointed 
a  M.E.C.,  and  acted  as  Colonial  Sec;  was  a  Delegate  from  Newfoundland 
Govt,  to  Ottawa  Conference  on  Federation  Question  1895  ;  appointed  Acting 
Attorney-Gen.  1897,  to  serve  with  Min.  of  justice  in  conjunction  with  the  Judges 
as  a  Committee  to  amend  rules  and  procedure  under  Judicature  Act  in  1899,  and 
Min.  of  Justice  and  Attorney-Gen.  1900  ;  re-elected  to  Legislature  1897  and  1900  ; 
acted  as  Leader  of  Govt,  in  absence  of  Premier  1901  ;  has  been  Ch.  Justice  of 
Newfoundland  since  19&2  (as  Ch.  Justice  administered  Govt.  Sept.  1902  to  Feb. 
1903  and  May  to  September  1904,  and  was  appointed  Dep.-Gov.  1905) ;  is  a 
Fellow  of  Roy.  Colonial  Institute  ;  knighted  1904. 
Residence — 13,  Church  Hill,  St.  John's,  Newfoundland. 

HON.  J.  H.  HOSSINO  (New  Zealand). 

John  Henry  HOSKING ;   b.  1854;  is  a  Puisne  Judge   of  Supreme 
Court  of  New  Zealand. 

Residence — Wellington,  New  Zealand. 

HON.  E.  E.  HOWARD  (Canada— Quebec). 

Erasbus  Edwin  Howard  ;   b.  18 —  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Supreme  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1919,  and  of  King's  Bench  1920. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

HON.  6.  HUNTER  (Canada— British  Columbia). 

Gordon  HUNTER,  el.  son  of  the  late  John  Howard  Hunter,  K.C., 
Govt.  Inspector  of  Insurance,  Ontario  ;  b.  1863;  ed.  at  Brantford  Coll.,  and  at 
Toronto  Univ.;    Bar.  Canada  1888:   m.  1896," Ida,  da.  of  Charles  Johnson,  of 
Portland,  Oregon  ;  is  Ch.  Justice  of  Supreme  Court  of  British  Columbia. 
Residence — Victoria,  British  Columbia. 

HON.  F.  A.  HUTTON  (South  Africa— Cape  of  Good  Hope). 

Frederick  Augustus  Hutton.  son  of  the  Hon.  Charles  William 
Hutton  (formerly  Treasurer  of  Cape  of  Good  Hope),  of  Sandown  Lodge,  Ronde- 
bosch,  Cape  of  Good  Hope ;  b.  1862  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Eastern  Dists. 
Local  Div.  of  Cape  of  Good  Hope  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa  1913. 
Residence — Grahamstown,  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

HON.  J.  D.  HYNDMAN  (Canada-Alberta). 
James   Duncan   Hyndman,  son  of  Charles  Augustus  Hyndman  ; 
b.  July  29th,  1874 ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Alberta  (.Appellate  Div.). 
Residence — Alberta,  Edmonton,  Canada. 

HON.  J.  IDINOTON  (Canada-Ontario). 
John  Idington,  son  of  the  late  Peter  Idington,  formerly  of 
Puslinch,  Ontario ;  b.  1840 ;  ed.  at  Gait  Coll.  Institute,  Canada,  and  at  Toronto 
Univ.  (LL.B.  1864):  m.  1866,  Margaret,  da.  of  the  late  George  Colcleugh,  of 
Mount  Forest,  Ontario;  Bar.  Canada  1864,  and  a  Q.C.  1876 ;  sometime  a  Director  of 
Western  Ontario  Trusts  Co  .  and  Pres.  of  Western  Bar.  Asso.  ;  appointed  Clerk 


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of  the  Peace,  and  Co.  Attorney  for  Perth,  Ontario  1879,  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Exchequer  Div.  of  High  Court  of  Justice  of  Ontario  1904,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
the  Supreme  Court  of  Canada  1905. 

Residence — 325,  Stewart  Street,  Ottawa,  Canada. 

C.  V.  INGHAM  (Bermuda). 

C.  V.  Ingham;  b.  18 — ;    appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Bermuda 
1898. 

Residence — Hamilton,  Bermuda. 

RT.  HON.  SIR  JAMES  ROSE  INNES  (South  Africa). 

James  Rose  Innes,  P.C,  K.C.M.G.,  son  of  the  late  James  Rose 
Innes,  C.M.G.,  of  Corrigan,  Rondebosch,  Cape  Town  ;  b.  1855:  tn.  1881,  Jessie 
Dodd,  C.B.E.,  da.  of  the  late  W.  D.  Pringle,  of  Bedford ;  sometime  a  Member  of 
Cape  of  Good  Hope  House  of  Assembly  ;  was  Attorney-Gen.,  Cape  of  Good  Hope 
1890-92  and  again  1900-1901,  Ch.  Justice  of  the  Transvaal  Colony  1901-10,  and 
a  judge  of  Appellate  Div.  of  Supreme  Cotirt  of  S.  Africa  1910-14,  since  when  he 
has  been  Ch.  Justice  ;  acted  as  Gov. -Gen.  Union  of  S.  Africa  1914  ;  is  a  Member 
of  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council ;  K.C.M.G.  1901,  P.C.  1915. 
Residence — Bryntirion,  Pretoria,  S.  Africa. 

HON.  SIR  WILLIAM  H.  IRVINE  (AustraUa-Victoria) . 

William  Hill  Irvine,  K.C.M.G.,  LL.D.,son  of  Hill  Irvine,  J.P., 
of  Dromalane,  Newry  ;  h.  July  6th,  1858  ;  ed.  at  Roy.  Sch.,  Armagh,  and  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (B.A.  1879,  M.A.  1880,  Hon.  LL.D.  1904);  LL.M.,  Mel- 
bourne Univ.  1884:  m.  1891,  Agnes  Somerville,  da.  of  the  Hon.  T.  D.  WanUss  ; 
Bar.  Melbourne  1884,  and  K.C.  1906;  was  Attorney. Gen. ,  Victoria  1899-1900, 
Premier  1902-4,  and  Attorney-Gen.,  Commonwealth  of  Australia  1913-14;  ap- 
pointed Ch.  Justice  and  Lieut. -Gov.  of  Victoria  1918 ;  sat  in  Victorian  ParHa- 
ment  1894-1906,  and  in  Australian  Parliament  1896-1918  ;  K.C.M.G.  1914. 
Residence — Killeavey,  Eltham,  Victoria.         Club — Melbourne. 

RIGHT  HON.  L  A.  ISAACS  (Australia— Higli  Court). 

Isaac  Alfred  Isaacs,  P.C,  son  of  the  late  Alfred  Isaacs,  of  Mel- 
bourne; b.  1855;  ed.  at  Beechworth  Gram.  Sch.,  and  at  Melbourne  Univ.  :  m. 
1888;  Bar.  Victoria  1880,  and  a  K.C.  1899;  was  Solicitor-Gen.,  Victoria  1893, 
Attorney-Gen.  of  Victoria  1894-9  ^"d  1900-1901,  and  Attorney-Gen.  of  Austraha 
1906-7,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Justice  of  the  High  Court  of  Australia;  P.C.  1921. 
Residence — Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia. 

HON.  W.  C.  IVES  (Canada— Alberta). 

William  C.  I  YES  ;  b.  1873  >   ^^  ^  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court 
of  Alberta  (Trial  Div.). 

ResideTice — Calgary,  Alberta,  Canada. 

£.  St.  J.  JACKSON  (East  Africa— Nyasaland) 

Edward  St.  John  Jackson,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Sir  Henry 
Moore  Jackson,  G.C.M.G.  ;  h.  1886  ;  ed.  at  Stonyhurst  and  Beaumont  Colls., 
and  at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1908) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1910;  appointed 
Legal  Adviser  to  Colony  of  the  Gambia  1912,  Attorney-Gen.,  Nyasaland  Pro- 
tectorate 1918,  and  Judge  of  High  Court,  Nyasaland  1920  ;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  1918. 
Residence — Blantyre,  Nyasaland.        Cbtb — Constitutional. 

HON.  A.  G.  F.  JAMES  (Australia- New  South  Wales). 

Augustus  George  Frederick  James;  b.  18—;  has  been  a  M.L.A. 
and   Min.    for  Public  Instruction,  N.S.   Wales;    appointed  a   Puisne   Judge   of 
Supreme  Court  of  New  South  Wales  1921. 
Residence — Sydney,  New  South  Wales. 


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HON.  G.  M.  JOHNSON  (Newfoundland). 
George  Macness  Johnson,  son  of  the  Rev.  George  M.  Johnson 

(for  30  years  a  Missionary  in  Newfoundland),  sometime  R.  of  Barningham 
Parva,  Norfolk  ;  b.  Aug.  nth,  1853  :  m.  1885,  Annie  E.,  da.  of  the  late  Edward 
C.  Bown  ;  Bar.  Newfoundland  1876,  and  a  Q.C.  1893 ;  sat  in  Newfoundland 
House  of  Assembly  (for  Trin.  Dist.)  1894-7 and  1900-1902, 'since  when  he  has  been 
a  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Newfoundland. 
Residence— Q>\&Xi-\irooV,  St.  John's,  Newfoundland. 

HON.  SIR  HENRY  H.  JUTA  (South  Africa). 
Henry   Hubert  JUTA,  son  of  Jan  Carl  Juta,   of  an   old  Dutch 

family;  b.  1857;  ed.  at  S.  African  Coll.,  Cape  Town,  and  at  Cape  of  Good 
Hope  Univ.  (B.A.  1876);  LL.B.  London  Univ.  (ist  class  honours)  1880: 
m.  1883,  Helen  Lena,  da.  of  M.  Tait  (formerly  Member  of  House  of  Assembly), 
of  Rondebosch,  Cape  Town  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1880  ;  Advocate,  Supreme  Court 
Cape  Town  1880  ;  a  K.C.  1893  ;  some  years  Examiner  in  Law  to  Cape  Univ., 
and  subsequently  Examiner  in  Practical  Law  Examinations  by  Supreme  Court ; 
appointed  Judicial  Commr.  to  settle  Swaziland  Concession  claims  1890,  Temporary 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court  1892.  Attorney-Gen.  of  Cape  Colony  1894,  and  Judge 
Pres.  of  Cape  of  Good  Hope  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa  1914 ;  is  a  Judge 
of  Court  of  Appeal  of  S.  Africa  ;  elected  for  Oudtshoorn  in  House  of  Assembly 
1893,  and  for  Port  Elizabeth  1899  (Speaker  thereof  1896-9) ;  elected  a  Member 
of  first  Parliament  of  Union  of  S.  Africa  (for  Harbour  Div.  of  Cape  Town)  1910  ; 
author  of  several  legal  works  ;  knighted  1897. 

Residence — Mon  D^sir,  Kenilworth,  near  Cape  Town. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  JWALA  PRASAD  (India-Patna). 

Rat  Bahadur  JWALA  PRASAD,  son  of  Babu  Jagadan  Sahai,  a  retired 
Dep.  Collector  and  Magistrate  of  Bhansara,  Pergana  Behea  District,  Shahabad 
(Arrah),  Bihar  and  Orissa,  India;  b.  March  1875  ;  ed.  at  Arrah  Zilla  Sch.,  at  Patna 
Coll.,  Calcutta  Univ.,  and  at  Muir  Central  Coll.,  Allahabad  Univ.  (B.A.  ist  class 
Honours  and  Jubilee  medalist  for  standing  ist  1893,  LL.B.  and  Jubilee  Bursary 
for  standing  ist  1895)  :  m.  1888,  a  da.  of  Munshi  Mangul  Sen  Singh,  a  Zemindar 
and  a  Rais,  and  a  retired  Dep.  Commr.  ;  a  Zemindar  and  Vakil  of  Calcutta  and 
Allahabad  High  Court ;  appointed  Govt.  Pleader,  Shahabad  1903,  Vice-Chm.  Local 
Board  1904,  a  Member  of  Arrah  Local  Board  1897  and  of  Shahabad  Dist.  Board 
1904,  a  Member  of  Finance  Commn.  Shahabad  Dist.  Board  1904  and  of  Vet.  Hos- 
pital 1904,  and  Sec,  of  Govt.  Arrah  Zilla  Sch.  1908  ;  founded  Purdah  Girls'  Sch. 
at  Arrah  1913,  and  inaugurated  Zilla  Sch.  Boarding  House  same  year ;  became  a 
Puisne  Judge,  High  Court  of  Judicature,  Patna  1916,  and  Acting  Ch.  Justice  1921  ; 
is  Fellow  and  a  Member  of  Senate  and  Syndicate,  Patna  Univ.,  a  Member  of 
Senate  of  Faculty  of  Law  and  Board  of  Examiners,  Pres.  Arrah  Young  Men's  Asso. 
and  Arrah  Narayan  Chhetra,  Pres.  and  Fellow  Arrah  Theosophical  So.,  and  a 
Member  of  Female  Education  Committee,  of  Agricultural  So.,  and  of  Bihar  and 
Orissa  Research  So.  ;  became  Rai  Sahib  1914,  and  Rai  Bahadur  1915. 
Residence—  Arrah,  Bihar  and  Orissa,  India. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  ABDEALI  MUHAMMAD  ALI  KAJIJI  (Indla-Bombay). 

Abdeali  Muhammad  Ali  Kajiji  ;  b.  i8— ;  ed.  at  Camb.  Univ. 

(B.A.  and  LL.B.   18—);    Bar.   Lincoln's  Inn  1895;   formerly  Prothonotary  and 
Testamentary  and  Admiralty  Registrar,  Bombay  High  Court ;  appointed  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Bombay  High  Court  1919. 
R  esidence —  Bombay. 

HON.  H.  T.  KELLY  (Canada-Ontario): 

Hugh  Thomas  Kelly,  son  of  John  Kelly,  by  Anne  McLaughlin  ; 
b.  March  ist,  1858;  ed.  at  St.  Michael's  Coll.,  Toronto,  and  at  Univ.  of  Toronto: 
m.  1890,  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  M.  Hynes ;  Bar.  Canada  1886,  and  a  K.C.  1905; 
was  Pres.  York  co.  Law  Asso.  and  Toronto  Bar  Asso.  1910  and  1911 ;  has  been 
Member  of  Toronto  Public  Library  Board  since  1894  (three  times  Chm.).  and  of 
Board  of  Govs,  of  Univ.  of  Toronto  since  1906  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High 
Court  Div.,  Ontario  191 1. 

Residence — 33,  Maple  Avenue,  Toronto,  Ontario. 


454  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


HON.  J.  M.  KENT  (Newfoundland). 

James  M.  Kent,  son  of  Robert  J.  Kent,  K.C.,  of  St.  Johns,  New- 
foundland;- b.  1872;  ed.  at  Christian  Brothers' Schs.,  St.  Johns,  at  Clongowes 
Wood  Coll.,  and  at  Roy.  Univ.  of  Ireland  (B.A.  1890)  :  m.  1905,  Annie,  da.  of 
W.  P.  Walsh  ;  Solicitor,  Newfoundland  1893  ;  Bar.  Newfoundland  1894,  and  a 
K.C.  1904;  was  Attorney-Gen.  and  Min.  of  Justice,  Newfoundland  1907-9,  a 
Member  of  the  Cabinet  1907-9,  and  special  Delegate  at  Washington  on  questions 
relating  to  Atlantic  Fishery  Dispute  to  Hague  Tribunal  1909  ;  elected  to  New- 
foundland Parliament  1904  (Leader  of  the  Opposition  1910-16) ;  appointed  a 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Newfoundland  1916 ;  acted  as  Chm.  Soldiers  and 
Sailors  Re- Establishment  Committee  1917,  and  Mil.  Hospitals  Commn.  1919. 

Residence— -Kjc),  Gower  Street,  St.  Johns,  Newfoundland.     Club — City  (Newfoundland). 


J.  F.  KERSHAW  (Egypt). 

John  Felix  Kershaw  ;    b.  1873;    Bar.  Inner  Temple  1897;    ap- 
pointed a  Judge   of  Native   Court  of  First  Instance,   Egypt   1909,  and  of  the 
Native  Court  of  Appeal,  Cairo  1913 ;  has  Order  of  the  Nile. 
Residence— Cairo,  Egypt. 

HON.  MAUNG  KIN  (India-Lower  Burma). 

Maung  Kin,  son  of  Maung  Po  Kyaw,  a  merchant  of  Rangoon  ; 
b.  1872  ;  ed.  at  Rangoon  Coll.,  Rangoon  (Junior  Univ.  Scholarship  1890,  Senior 
1892);  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1896;  appointed  Assist.  Law  Lecturer,  Rangoon 
Coll.  1902 ;  was  Public  Prosecutor,  Rangoon  1905-10,  Assist.  Govt.  Advocate, 
Burma  1912-15,  Acting  Ch.  Judge,  Small  Cause  Court,  Rangoon  1913-14,  Acting 
Puisne  Judge,  (Th.  Court  1915-16,  and  a  Member  of  Special  Tribunal  under  Defence 
of  India  Act  1916  ;  is  a  Puisne  judge  of  Ch.  Court,  Lower  Burma  (acted  as  Ch. 
Judge  1920)  ;  an  Examiner  in  Law  to  Educational  Syndicate,  Burma  1900-15  ; 
sometime  Examiner  in  Buddhist  Law  to  Calcutta  Univ. 

Residence — Selsdon,  16,  Halpin  Road,  Rangoon,  Burma.        Club — Orient  (Rangoon). 

KING-FARLOW  [see  Nettleton]. 


RT.  HON.  SIR  ADRIAN  KNOX  (AuBtralia-Hlgli  Court). 

Adrian  Knox,  P.C,  K.C.M.G.,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  Sir  Edward 
Knox  ;  b.  1863  ;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (LL.B.  1885)  :  m.  iSgj, 
Florence,  da.  of  Thomas  Lawson,  of  Prospect,  N.S.  Wales  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1886  and  N.S.  Wales  1886,  and  K.C.  1906;  was  a  M.L.A.  (for  Woollahra)  N.S. 
Wales  1894-8,  and  Chm.  Australian  Jockey  Club  1906-20  ;  appointed  Ch.  Justice, 
Commonwealth  of  .\ustralia  1919  ;  is  a  Member  of  Judicial  Committee  of  Privy 
Council;  C.M.G.  1918,  P.C.  1920,  K.C.M.G.  1921. 

Residence — Osterley,  Macleay  Street,  Sydney,  N.S.  Wales.         Clubs — Union  (Sydney), 
Melbourne  (Melbourne),  Oriental  (London). 

HON.  SIR  JOHN  G.  KOTZi  (South  Africa— Cape  of  Good  Hope). 
John  Gilbert  Kotze,  LL.D.,  youngest  son  of  the  late  Petrus 
Johannes  Kotz6,  Mayor  of  Cape  Town,  and  M.L.A.  ;  b.  1849  ;  ed.  at  S.  African 
Coll. :  m.  1872,  Mary  Aurelia,  da.  of  the  late  Daniel  Bell,  of  Milton  House, 
Surrey,  and  Adam's  Court,  E.C.  ;  LL.B.  London  Univ.  1873;  Hon.  LL.D., 
Cape  of  Good  Hope  Univ.  1912  ;  obtained  Senior  Common  Law  Exhibition,  Inns 
of  Court  1872  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1874,  and  a  K.C.  (English  Bar)  1902  ;  was 
Judge  of  the  High  Court,  Transvaal  Province  1877-81,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Transvaal 
Republic  1881-98;  appointed  Attorney-Gen.  and  a  M.E.C.  and  M.L.C.,  of  S. 
Rhodesiaigoo,  Acting  Administrator  of  S.  Rhodesia  1902,  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme 
Court,  Cape  of  Good  Hope  1903  (assigned  to  E.  Dists.  Court),  Judge  Pres.  thereof 
1904,  a  Puisnejudgeof  Cape  of  Good  Hope  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  1913,  and  Judge 
Pres.  thereof  1920  ;  was  a  Member  of  Pretoria  Convention  Claims  Commn.  1881, 
Pres.  Joint  Imperial  and  Boer  Judicial  Commn.  in  Swaziland  1890,  Chm.  of  Board 
of  Examiners  in  Literature  and  Science,  Transvaal  1890-98,  Examiner  in  Law  and 


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Jurisprudence  in  Univr.  of  Cape  of  Good  Hope  1903-8,  and  Chm.  of  Rhodes  Univ. 
Coll.  Council  1904-13  ;  editor  of  "  Transvaal  Statute  Law  1845-87,"  and  of  several 
vols,  of  Transvaal  Supreme  Court  decided  cases  ;  translated  Van  Leeuwen's  Com- 
mentaries on  Roman-Dutch  Law  (2  vols.)  ;  is  a  Knight  Grand  Cross  of  the  Portu- 
guese Order  of  the  Conception  ;  knighted  1917. 
Residence — Cape  Town,  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  CHERUVARI  KRISHNAN  andia-Madras). 

Diwan  Bahadur  Cheruvari  Krishnan  ;  b.  1868;  ed.  at  Camb. 
Univ.  (M  A.  18 — ) ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1890  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High 
Court,  Madras  1920. 

Residence — Madras.        Club — Cosmopolitan  (Madras). 

KUMAR  MULUCK  [see  Mulllck]. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  C.  EUMARASWAMI  SASTRI  (India— Madras). 

Calamur   Kumaraswami    Sastri  ;    b.  18—;    appointed   Judge 
of  Small  Cause  Court,  Madras  1905,  City  Civil  Judge  1906,  Dist,  and  Sessions 
Judge  1912,' and  a  Puisne  Judge  1914. 
Residence— yisAr^k.^. 

HON.  P.  E.  LAFONTAINE  (Canada— Quebec). 
Pierre    Eugetie    Lafontaine,    LL.D.;    b.    1857;    LL.D.    Laval 
Univ.  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court,  Quebec  1906. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

LALA  SHADI  LAL  [see  Shadi  Lai]. 

HON.  SIR  LALLUBHAI  ASHARAM  SHAH  (India-Bombay). 
Lallubhai  Asharam  Shah,  son  of  Asharam  Dalichand  Shah, 
of  Ahmedabad,  Bombay;  b.  Feb.  8th,  1873;  ed.  at  Gujirat  Coll..  Ahmedabad. 
and  Govt.  Law  Sch..  Bombay  (M.A.  1893,  LL.B.  1895):  m.  1885,  Rukminibai, 
da.  of  Mohanlal  Umedram  Ushanlal  Umadra.  of  Ahmedabad  ;  was  Actmg  Govt. 
Pleader,  Bombay  High  Court  1910-13,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge 
of  High  Court,  Bombay  ;  Knt.  1920. 

Residence— Pedder  Road,  Bombay.        CA^*— Orient. 

HON.  J.  H.  LAMONT  (Canada— Saskatchewan). 
Tohn  Henderson  Lamont,  LL.B.,  son  of  Duncan  (:armichael 
Lamont,  of  Orangeville,  Ontario,  by  Margaret  Robs°n,  da.  of  John  Henderson,  of 
Peel.  Ontario  ;  ^  Nov.  12th,  1865  ;  ed.  at  Orangeville  High  Sch.,  Ontano  and  a 
Toronto  Univ.  (B.A.  1892.  LL.B.  1893)  :  /n.  1899.  Margaret  Murry-Johnston^^^^^^ 
Toronto;  Bar.'canada  1895.  and  a  K.C  1907 J  ^PP^'"^"^,^'^!"//"'^^^ 
Saskatchewan  1902,  and  elected  to  Canadian  House  of  Commons  1904  .was 
Attorney-Gen.,  ^katchewan  1905-7,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  its  Supreme  Court 
1907-18,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Judge  of  its  Appeal  Court. 
Residence— Keglna,  Saskatchewan,  Canada. 

HON.  JEAN  G.  LAMOTHE  (Canada-Quebec). 
Jean  Gustave  Lamothe  ;   b.   18- ;    appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1915.  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Court  of  Kings 
Bench  1918. 

Residence— 10,  St.  Louis  Square,  Montreal,  Quebec. 

HON.  C.  LANE  (Canada-  Quebec). 
Campbell  Lane  ;  b.  18-;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior 
Court  of  Quebec  1912. 

Residence- Uontrez\,  Quebec. 


456  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

HON.  SIR  JOHANNES  H.  LAN6E  (South  A£rlca-Cape  of  Good  Hope). 

Johannes  Henricus  Lange,  el.  son  of  the  late  Frederic  Henry 
Lange,  of  Uitenhage,  Cape  of  Good  Hope;  b.  1852;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. 
(LL.B.  1876):  m.  1885,  Ellen,  da.  of  the  late  William  Grimmer,  M.D.,  Dist, 
Surg,  of  Kimberley ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1876  ;  was  M.L.A.  for  Kimberley  1888-92, 
and  Crown  Prosecutor  of  Griqualand  West  1892-6,  since  when  he  has  been  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Griqualand  (now  a  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of 
S.  Africa) ;  also  Judge  of  Griqualand  West  Local  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of 
S.  Africa  since  1910;  served  as  Chm.  of  Judicial  Commn.  to  enquire  into  S. 
African  Rebellion  1914  ;  knighted  1917. 
Residence — Kimberley,  S.  Africa. 

HON.  F.  R.  LATCHFORD  (Canada— Ontario). 

Francis  Robert  Latchford,  son  of  James  Culhane  Latchford, 
of  Ottawa,  Canada  ;  b.  April  30th,  1854  ;  ed.  at  Ottawa  Univ.  (B.A.  1882)  :  m. 
1890,  Frances  Agnes  O'Brien,  of  Ottawa  ;  Bar.  Ontario  1886  ;  was  Min.  of  Public 
Works,  Ontario  1899-1904  (initiated  work  of  constructing  Temiskaming  and 
Northern  Ontario  Railway,  when  cobalt  and  silver  deposits  were  discovered),  and 
Attorney-Gen.  1904-5  ;  elected  to  Ontarian  Parliament  1899 ;  appointed  Attorney- 
Gen.  ,  Ontario  1904,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Chancery  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of 
Justice,  Ontario  May  1908  and  of  High  Court  Div.  1913. 

Residences — 151,  St.  George  Street,  Toronto ;  Pinecote,  Britannia  Bay,  Canada.  Clubs— 
York  (Toronto),  Columbus  (Ottawa). 

HON.  SIR  FRANCIS  X.  LEMIEUX  (Canada— Quebec). 

Francis  Xavier  Lemieux,  son  of  the  late  Antoine  Lemieux,  a 
farmer;  b.  1851  ;  ed.  at  Quebec  Seminary,  and  at  Levis  Coll.;  LL.D.  Laval 
Univ.  :  m.  1874,  Diana,  da.  of  the  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Plamondon,  of  Arthabaska- 
ville  ;  Bar.  Canada  1872  ;  formerly  a  Member  of  Canadian  House  of  Commons  ; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1897,  Acting 
Ch.  Justice,  Superior  Court  1911,  and  Ch.  Justice  1915  ;  knighted  1915. 

Residence — Quebec,  Canada. 

HON.  F.  C.  A.  BARRETT-LENNARD  (Straits  Settlements). 

Fiennes  Cecil  Arthur  Barrett-Lennard,  son  of  the  late  Capt. 
Thomas  George  Barrett-Lennard,  by  Edith,  da.  of  J.  Mackenzie,  of  St.  Kilda, 
Melbourne  ;  b.  1880;  ed.  at  King  William's  Coll.,  Isle  of  Man,  and  at  Bonn  :  m. 
1916,  Winifrede,  da.  of  A.  Berlyn  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1905 ;  served  in  S.  Africa 
1899-1900  (severely  wounded) ;  was  a  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Gold  Coast 
1913-17,  and  a  Judge  of  Uganda  High  Court  and  of  Court  of  Appeal  for  E. 
Africa  1915-16  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Straits  Settlements  Feb. 
1920,  and  a  Judicial  Commr.,  Federated  Malay  Slates  June  1920  (also  Judge  of 
Appeal  Court  for  Johore  and  Kedah);  served  with  Local  Force  against  the 
Germans  191 5-1 6. 

Residence — Penang,  Straits  Settlements. 

HON.  H.  I.  S.  LENNOX  (Canada-Ontario). 

Haughton  Ignatius  Samuel  Lennox;  b.  1858  ;  ed.  at  Gram.  Sch., 
Barrie,  Ontario  ;  Bar.  Canada  1877,  and  a  K.C.  1908  ;  elected  to  Canadian  House 
of  Commons  1900 ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  Div.,  Ontario  1912. 
Residence — Toronto,  Ontario. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  W.  A.  LE  ROSSIGNOL  (India-Punjab  and  DelM). 

Walter  Aubin  le  Rossignol  ;  b.  18 —  ;  ed.  at  Victoria  Coll.,  Jersey, 
and  at  Exeter  Coll.,   Oxford  ;  entered  I.C.S.  1893  ;  became  Dist.  Judge,  Punjab 
1903,  Div.  Judge  1907,  Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1913,  Judge  of  the  Ch.  Court, 
Punjab  1915,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court,  Punjab  and  Delhi  1919. 
Residence — Lahore,  Punjab. 


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HIS  HONOUR  A.  W.  LESLIE  (South  Africa-Natal). 
Natal  ^'  ^'^^"^^  '''  '^^9;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Native  High  Court, 

/?«?V^«cr— Mountain  Rise,  Pieterm.aritzburg,  Natal. 


HON.  B.  F.  LETELLIER  (Canada-Quebec). 

Blaise  F.   Letellier,  son  of  Blaise  Letellier ;  b.  1862-  ed    at 
Quebec  Seminary  ;  LL.B,  Laval  Univ.   1886:  m.  1889.   Elmina  Angers';  founder 
of  La  Justice;  sometime  a  Director  of  L  Union  Liberate;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  ;  elected  a  M.L.C.  1905. 
Residetice — Beauceville,  Quebec. 


HON.  B.  LINDSAY  (India-AUahabad). 
Benjamin  Lindsav  ;  b.   18—;  ed.  in  Belfast,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Dublin  ;   entered    I.C.S.    1889,  became  Registrar,  High   Court   1898,   Dist.   and 
Sessions  Judge  1901,  a  M.L.C.  1906,  Legal  Remembrancer  1908,  Judicial  Commr., 
Oudh  1914,  and  a  Puisne  Judge,  Allahabad  1921. 
Residence — Allahabad,  North- West  Provinces,  India. 


HIS  HONOUR  E.  R.  LOGAN  (Gold  Coast). 
Ewen  Reginald  Logan,   son   of  Francis  Logan,  of  Cliffe  Side, 
Bournemouth ;   b.    Dec.    30th,    1868 ;    Bar.    Inner  Temple  1899 ;   appointed  Ch. 
Justice  of  Supreme  Court  of  the  Seychelles  June  1914,   and  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Supreme  Court  of  Gold  Coast  Colony  May,  1920. 

Residences— Seccondee,  Gold  Coast ;  Cliffe  Side,  Bournemouth. 


HON.  W.  A.  LOGIE  (Canada— Ontario). 

William  Alexander  LOGIE,  C.B.,  son  of  His  Honour  Judge  Alex- 
ander Logic  a  County  Court  Judge  in  Canada),  of  Templands,  Hamilton,  Ontario, 
by  Mary  Ritchie,  da.  of  John  Crooks,  of  Niagara  ;  b.  April  26th,  1866  ;  ed.  at 
Queen's  Univ.,  Kingston,  Canada  (B.A.  ist  class  Honours  in  Classics  1887,  M.A. 
1888,  LL.B.  1892)  :  fn.  1892,  Mary  Hamilton,  da.  of  James  Hamilton  Wylie,  of 
Burnside,  Almonte,  Ontario  :  Bar.  Canada  1890,  and  a  Bencher  Upper  (janada 
1911  ;  entered  Vol.  Mil.  1883,  and  is  Maj.-Gen.  (retired)  ;  appointed  a  Puisne- 
Judge  of  High  Court  Div.  of  Ontario  and  a  Judge  of  Appellate  Div.  1918  ;  C.B. 
(Mil.)  1918. 

Residence — 174,  Warren  Road,  Toronto. 


HON.  J.  W.  LONGLEY  (Canada-Nova  Scotia). 

James  Wilberforce  Longley,  son  of  Israel  Longley,  of  Paradise,. 
Annapolis  co. ,  Nova  Scotia,  by  Francis,  da.  of  the  Rev.  James  Manning,  of 
Ireland  ;  b.  Jan.  4th,  1849  ;  ed.  at  Paradise  Acad.,  and  at  Acadia  Coll.,  Wolfville 
(B.A.  1871,  M.A.  1875,  D.C.L.  1897);  LL.D.,  St.  Francis  Xavier  Coll.  1905: 
m.  ist,  1877,  Annie  Brown,  who  d.  1899;  2ndly,  1901,  Miss  Lois  E.  Fletcher;. 
Bar.  Canada  1876,  and  a  K.C.  1895  ;  was  a  Member  of  House  of  Assembly,  Nova 
Scotia  1882-1905,  and  Attorney-Gen.  1886-1905,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Nova  Scotia  ;  sometime  Pres.  of  Nova  Scotia  Historical' 
So.,  and  of  Nova  Scotia  Exhibition  Commn.  ;  is  Pres,  of  Canadian  Industrial 
League,  a  Fellow  of  Roy.  So.  of  Canada,  Vice- Pres.  of  Canadian  Authors'  Club, 
and  of  National  Geographical  So.  of  Washington,  and  a  frequent  contributor  to- 
the  magazines. 

Residence— iS,  Green  Street.  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia.        C/;/*f— Halifax,  Saraguay. 


458  THE  JUDICIAL    BENCH. 

HON.  L.  J.  H.  LORANGER  (Canada-Ontario). 

Louis  J.  H.  LORANGER;  b.    18— ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Supreme  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1918. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

HON.  L.  0.  LUKIN  (Australia— Queensland). 

Lionel  Oscar  LUKIN,  son  of  George  Lionel  Lukin  ;  b.  Jan.  4th, 
1868  ;  ed.  privately  in  Queensland:  m.  1893,  Catherine  Alicia  Rennick;  is  Central 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Queensland. 

Residence — Inspice,  Rockhampton,  Queensland. 

HON.  C.  G.  MAASDORF  (South  Africa— Cape  of  Good  Hope). 

Christian  George  Maasdorp,  son  of  Gysbert  Henry  Maasdorp, 
Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Graaf  Reinet,  Cape  of  Good  Hope  ;  b.  1848  :  m.  1876,  Ella  Elizabeth, 
da.  of  the  late  Charles  William  Hutton,  M.E.C.,  formerly  Treasurer  of  Cape 
of  Good  Hope  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1871  ;  was  Attorney-Gen.  of  Transvaal 
1878-80,  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Eastern  Dists.  Court  of  Cape  Colony  1885-95,  ^  Puisne 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Cape  of  Good  Hope  1895-1910,  and  Judge  Pres.  of 
Cape  of  Good  Hope  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa  1910-14  ;  now  a  Judge 
of  Appellate  Court. 

Residence — Hillside,  Rondebosch,  Cape  Town,  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

HON.  W.  J.  S.  McARTHUR  (Australia— Victoria). 

W.  J.  Stewart  McArthur  ;  b.  18—  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Supreme  Court  of  Victoria  June  1920. 

Residence — Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia. 

J.  C.  MACASKIE  (Cyprus). 

John  Cochrane  Macaskie  ;  b.  18 — ;  appointed  Pres.  of  Dist. 
Court  at  Famagusta  1895. 

Residence — Famagusta,  Cyprus. 

HON.  C.  D.  MACAULAY  (Canada— Yukon  Territories). 

Charles  Daniel  Macaulay,  son  of  Daniel  Macaulay  ;    b.  iS — ; 

«d.  at  Frankfort  Public  Sch.,  and  Albert  Coll.,  Belleville ;  Bar.  Canada  18 — ,  and  a 

K.C.  18 — :  m.  18 — ,  Mary,  da.  of  Robert  Davy,  of  Belleville,  Ontario  ;  is  a  Puisne 

Judge  of  Territorial  Court  of  Yukon  Judicial  Dist.,  and  Local  Judge  in  Admiralty. 

Residence  —Day/son  City,  Yukon,  N.-W.  Territories,  Canada. 

A.  C.  McBARNET  (Egypt). 

Alexander  Cockbiirn  McBarnet,  O.B.E.,  son  of  the  late  Lieut. - 
•Col.  A.  C.  McBarnet,  D.L. ,  Queen's  Own  Cameron  Highlanders  ;  b.  1867  :  m.  1897, 
Ehzabeth  Mai,  da.  of  the  late  Hon.  James  Augustus  Erskine  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1892  ;  is  a  Judge  of  Mixed  Court  Appeal,  Egypt  (formerly  a  Judge  of  Native 
•Court  of  Appeal,  Egypt)  ;  has  3rd  class  Orders  of  theMedjidie  and  the  Nile. 
Residences — Cairo,  Egypt ;  33A,  Earl's  Court  Square,  S. W. 

HON.  M.  S.  MCCARTHY  (Canada- Alberta). 

Maitland  S.  McCarthy  ;  b.  i8 — ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme 
•Court  of  Alberta  (Trial  Div.). 

Residence — Edmonton,  Alberta,  Canada. 

T.  W.  McCAWLEY  (Australia- <2ueensland). 

Thomas  William  McCawley  ;  b.  July  24th,  1881  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge 
•of  Supreme  Court,  and  Pres.  of  Court  of  Industrial  Arbitration,  Queensland. 
Residences— ^T\^a.Tic,  Queensland. 


DOMINION    AND    COLONIAL  JUDGES.  459 


HON.  D.  A.  MACDONALD  (Canada-Manitoba). 

Daniel  Alexander  Macdonald,  son  of  Alexander  Macdonald,  by 
his  wife,  Mary  MacRae  ;  b.  Aug.  17th,  1858  ;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Gram.  Sch.  and 
Prince  of  Wale.s  Coll.,  Charlottetown  :  m.  1883,  Helen  St.  L.  Rogers  ;  Bar.  Prince 
Edward  Island  1883  and  Manitoba  1885  ;  five  years  Crown  Prosecutor,  Central 
Judicial  Dist. ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  King's  Bench  Div.  of  Manitoba  July 
1906. 

Residence — 107,   Stradbrooke  Place,   Winnipeg,    Manitoba.  Clubs — Manitoba,   St. 

Charles  County. 

HON.  H.  Y.  MACDONALD  (Canada— Saskatchewan). 

Hector  Y.   Macdonald;   b.  i8— ;   appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
King's  Bench  of  Province  of  Saskatchewan  1918. 
Residence — Regina,  Saskatchewan,  Canada. 

HON.  J.  A.  MACDONALD  (Canada-British  Columbia). 
James  Alexander  Macdonald  ;  b.  1858;  ed.  at  Toronto  Univ.; 
Bar.  Ontario  1889  and  British  Columbia  1896,  and  a  K.C.  1905  ;  appointed  Ch. 
Justice  of  Court  of  Appeal  of  British  Columbia  1909. 
Residence— 'W\c\.ox\z.,  British  Columbia. 

HON.  W.  A.  MACDONALD  (Canada-British  Colombia). 

William  A.  Macdonald,  son  of  F.  W.  Macdonald  ;  b.  June  7th, 
i860  ;  Bar.  Canada  1882,  and  a  K.C.  1892  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  judge  of  Supreme 
Court  of  British  Columbia  1914. 

Residence — Vancouver,  British  Columbia. 

HON.  P.  J.  MACDONELL  (Rhodesia). 

Philip  James  Macdonell,  B.C.L.  ;  b.  1873  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1900 ; 
is  Judge  of  N.  Rhodesia. 

Residence — Livingstone,  N.  Rhodesia. 

HON.  J.  M.  McDOUGALL  (Canada- Quebec). 

John  M.  McDougall;  b.  18—;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior 
Court  of  Province  of  Quebec. 
Residence — Montreal. 

J.  R.  MACFARLANE  (Australia-Victoria). 
J.  R.  MACFARLANE  ;  b.\Z—;  Bar.  19—  and  K.C.  19—  ;  appointed 
a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Victoria  1922. 
/?«/<fe«c^— Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia. 

HON.  A.  J.  McOREGOR  (South  Africa-Orange  Free  State). 

Alexander  Tohn  McGregor,  son  of  the  Rev.  Andrew  McGregor  ; 

b   1864  ;  m.  1891,  Betty,  da.  of  the  late  President  Brand;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1889  ; 

formerly  a   Puisne  Judge  of  E.   Dists.    Local  Div.  of  Cape  of  Good  Hope ;   is 

a   Puisne  Judge  of  Orange  Free  State  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  South  Africa. 

^«/V^«c^— Bloemfontein.  Orange  Free  State. 

HON.  J.  McKAY  (Canada-Saskatchewan). 
James  McKay,  son  of  W.  McKay,  a  Factor  of  the  Hudson 
Bay  Co.  ;  b.  1862;  'ed.  at  St.  John's  Coll..  Manitoba  (B.. A.  x8-) :  m  1900^ 
Florence,  da.  of  J.' I^estock  Re.d ;  Bar.  Manitoba  '886^"^  N^]^^A  JXn"^f 
1887,  and  a  K.C.  1894;  sometime  Administrator  and  Of  ^^'^^  j!"*p'^*"  °f 
Saskktchewan  Judicial  Dist.  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Kings  Bench  of 
Province  of  Saskatchewan  1915. 

Residence— ^(t%va2,,  Saskatchewan,  Canada. 


460  THE   JUDICIAL   BENCH, 


HON.  H.  A.  McKBOWN  (Canada— New  Brunswick). 

Harrison  Andrew  McKeown,  D.C.L.,  son  of  the  Rev.  H.  McKeown, 
by  his  wife,  Elizabeth  Harrison ;  b.  Nov.  28th,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Allison  Univ.,  and  at 
King's  Univ.,  Toronto  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  1887,  D.C.L.  1910)  :  w.  1908,  Grace, 
da.  of  J.  P.  C.  Burpee;  Bar.  New  Brunswick  1885,  pnd  a  K.C.  1899  ;  appointed 
Solicitor-Gen.,  New  Brunswick  1901,  Attorney-Gen.  1907,  a  Puisne  Judge  of  King's 
Bench  Div.,  and  Tudge  of  Divorce  Court  1909,  and  Ch.  Justice,  King's  Bench 
Div.  1916. 

Residence — St.  John,  New  Brunswick. 


HON.  J.  J.  MACLAREN  (Canada-Ontario). 
John  James  Maclaren,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  John 
Maclaren,  of  Lachute,  Quebec  ;  b.  July  ist,  1840  ;  ed.  at  Victoria  Univ.  (B.A. 
and  Prince  of  Wales'  gold  medallist  1862,  LL.B.  1868,  LL.D.  1886),  and  at 
McGill  Univ.  (B.C.L.  1868,  D.C.L.  1887)  :  m.  ist,  1870,  Margaret G.  Mathewson, 
who  d.  1875,  of  Montreal ;  2ndly,  1878,  Mary  E.  Mathewson,  who  d.  1906  ;  Advo- 
cate, Quebec  1868,  and  a  Q.C.  1878;  Bar.  Ontario  1884;  is  Vice-Chancellor  of 
Victoria  Univ..  of  which  he  has  been  a  Regent  since  1870;  sometime  a  Member 
of  Bar.  Council  of  Quebec,  and  Law  Examiner  ;  has  been  a  Member  of  Senate  of 
Toronto  Univ.  since  1891  ;  was  Sec.  to  British  and  American  Joint  Commn.  on 
Hudson's  Bay  Claims  in  Oregon  1867-70,  and  Hon.  Lecturer  on  Comparative 
Jurisprudence  in  Toronto  Univ.  1886-90  ;  appointed  a  Justice  of  Court  of  Appeal 
of  Ontario  1902,  and  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  its  ist  Div.  Court  ;  Pres.  of  World's 
Sunday  Sch.  Convention  at  Tokyo  1920  ;  author  of  "  Bills,  Notes,  and  Cheques" 
(5th  edition  1916),  "Banks  and  Banking"  (4th  edition  1914),  "Roman  Law  in 
EngHsh  Jurisprudence,"  etc. 
Resiaence — Toronto,  Canada. 


HON.  D.  MACLEAN  (Canada— Saskatchewan). 

Donald  Maclean  ;  b.  18 —  ;    is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Court  of  King's 
Bench  of  Saskatchewan. 

Residence — Regina,  Saskatchewan,  Canada. 

HON.  F.  S.  MacLENNAN  (Canada- Quebec). 

Farquhar  Stuart  MacLennan  ;    b.  i860;    Bar.  Canada  1884,  and  a 
K.C.  1899;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec 
1915  (also  a  Local  Judge  in  Admiralty). 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 


HON.  SIR  NORMAN  C.  MACLEOD  (India-Bombay). 
Norman  Cranstoun  MACLEOD,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Bruce  ^Eneas 
Macleod,  of  Cadboll,  Ross-shire  ;  b.  1866  :  m.  1899,  Anna,  da.  of  Karl  Hermann, 
of  Munich,  and  widow  of  Robert  Morris  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1890  ;  appointed 
Official  Assignee,  Insolvent  Debtors'  Court,  Bombay  1900,  an  Additional  Member 
of  Council  of  Gov. -Gen.  1908,  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court,  Bombay  1910, 
and  Ch.  Justice  thereof  1919  ;  knighted  1919. 
Residence — Bombay. 

HON.  SIR  ROBERT  F.  MCMILLAN  (Australia- We  stem  Australia). 

Robert  Furse  McMillan,  son  of  John  McMillan,  Bar. -at-law  ;  b. 
Jan.  24th,  1858  ;  ed.  at  Westminster,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  :  m.  1887,  Mar- 
garet Aitchison,  da.  of  the  late  John  Elder,  of  Victoria  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1881  ; 
went  W.  Circuit  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  W.  Australia  1903,  and  Ch.  Justice 
thereof  1914  (also  Lieut. -Gov.  1921)  ;  is  a  Trustee  of  Public  Library,  Art  Gallery 
and  Museum  of  W.  Australia  ;  Knt.  1916. 

Residence — Cottesloe,  W.  Australia. 


DOMINION   AND   COLONIAL  JUDGES.  46 1 


HON.  A.  W.  MACNAUGHTON  (Australia-Queensland). 

A.   W.   MACNAUGHTON;   b.   18- ;    appointed  Judge  of  Court  of 

Industrial  Arbitration  for  Queensland  1921. 
Residence — Brisbane,  Queensland. 

CAPT.  THE  HON.  A.  E.  McPHILLIPS  (British  Columbia). 

Albert  Edward  McPhillips,  son  of  the  late  George  McPhillips 
<ot  Irish  descent)  ;  b.  March  21st,  1861 ;  ed.  at  St.  Boniface  and  Manitoba  Colls., 
Canada  :  m.  1896,  Emily  Sophia  da.  of  the  late  Hon.  A.  E.  B.  Davie  Q  C 
Premier  of  British  Columbia  ;  Bar.  Manitoba  1882  and  British  Columbia  1891', 
and  K.C.  1900;  formerly  Lieut.  Canadian  Rifles  (retired  with  rank  of  Capt.)  • 
served  in  N.-W.  Rebellion  1885  (medal  with  clasp) ;  a  Member  of  Provincial 
Parliament  of  British  Columbia  1898-1903  and  1907-1913;  is  a  Fellow  of  Roy. 
Colonial  Institute,  and  Past  Pres.,  Canadian  Club  (Victoria)  ;  was  Attorney-Gen., 
British  Columbia  1903-10,  and  Pres.  of  the  Council  1910-13,  since  when  he  has  been 
a  Puisne  Judge  of  Court  of  Appeal. 

/?^.s';Vz'^«r«— Cloonmore  House,  Rockland  Avenue,  Victoria,  British  Columbia.       Club— 
.  Union  (Victoria). 

HON.  J.  MAGEE  (Canada-Ontario). 

James  Magee,  son  of  the  late  Richey  Magee,  of  Liverpool ;  b. 
1846  ;  ed.  at  London  Public  Sch.,  Ontario  ;  Bar.  Canada  1867,  a  Q.C.  1890,  and 
a  Bencher  1891  ;  appointed  Co.  Crown  Attorney  1893,  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Chancery 
Div.  of  High  Court  of  Justice  of  Ontario  1904,  and  a  Justice  of  Court  of  Appeal 
of  Ontario  1910  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  ist  Div.  Court  (Appellate  Div.),  Supreme 
Court,  Ontario. 

Residence — Toronto,  Ontario. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  CHARLES  MAJOR  (British  Guiana). 
Charles  MAJOR,  son  of  the  late  Charles  Henry  Major,  Manager 
of  Colonial  Bank,  W.  Indies  ;  b.  i860 :  m.  1893,  Sarah,  da.  of  the  Rt.  Rev. 
C  J.Branch,  Bishop  of  Antigua  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  and  Leeward  Islands  1887  ; 
has  been  Chancellor  of  Diocese  of  Antigua  and  a  M.L.C.,  a  Member  of  Gen. 
Legislative  Council  of  Leeward  Islands  (Pres.  1896-9),  Vice-Pres.  of  Antigua  Legis- 
lative Council,  and  Attorney-Gen.  of  Grenada;  sometime  a  M.E.C.  of  Fiji  ;  ap- 
pointed Ch.  Justice  of  Fiji  and  Ch.  Judicial  Commr.  for  W.  Pacific  1902,  and  Ch. 
Justice,  British  Guiana  1914  ;  administered  Govt,  of  Fiji  March  to  Oct.  1904 
and  Oct.  to  Aug.  1908-9,  and  again  in  1910,  1911,  and  1912  ;  knighted  1911. 
Residence — Georgetown,  Demerara. 

HON.  A.  MALOUIN  (Canada— Quebec). 

Albert  Malouin,  son  of  the  late  Jacques  Malouin  ;  b.  March 
13th,  1857;  ed.  at  Laval  Univ.  :  m.  1907,  Marie  Louise  Lavergne  ;  Bar.  Quebec 
1882,  and  a  K.C.  18 —  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec, 
Canada. 

Residence — Athabaska,  Quebec,  Canada. 

HON.  P.  A.  FARRER  MANBY  (Federated  Malay  States). 

Percy  Alan  Farrer  Manbv,  son  of  Sir  Alan  Reeve  Manby,  K.C.V.O., 
M.D..  of  East  Rudham,  Norfolk  ;  b.  April  nth,  1877  ;  ed.  at  Charterhouse,  and 
at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  1898):  m.  1915,  Lihan  Rosamond,  el.  da.  of  Ernest 
Leeder,  of  Mount  Pleasant  House,  Swansea  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1902  ;  wentS.E. 
Circuit ;  appointed  Stipendiary  Magistrate,  Georgetown,  British  Guiana  1909,  and 
Judicial  Commr.,  Federated  Malay  States  1915. 

Residences— l^oh,  Perak,  Federated  Malay  Slates ;  East  Rudham,  Norfolk. 

HON.  F,  W.  MANN  (Australia^Victorla). 
Frederick  W.  Mann,  son  of  Gilbert  Cheke  Mann,  of  S.  Australia  ; 

b.  1869  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Victoria  1919. 
Residence — Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia. 


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HON.  L.  T.  MARECHAL  (Canada— Quebec). 

Louis  T.  Marechal  ;  b.  18 — ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Supreme  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1916. 

Residence — 789,  St.  Catherine  Road,  Ontremont,  Quebec,  Canada. 

J.  E.  MARSHALL  (Egypt). 

John  Edwin  MARSHALL;  b.  1864;  ed.  at  Durham  Gram.  Sch.  ; 
m.  1888,  Elizabeth,  da.  of  the  late  William  Best  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1889  ; 
is  Com.  of  Orders  of  the  Nile  and  Medjidie  ;  has  been  Hon.  Legal  Adviser  to 
British  Chamber  of  Commerce  in  Egypt,  and  Correspondent  of  London  Chamber 
of  Commerce,  and  a  Member  and  Treasurer  of  the  Council  of  the  Order  of 
Advocates  of  Egypt ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  First  Instance^ 
Alexandria  1897,  and  transferred  to  Native  Court  of  Appeal  1905. 
Residence — 8,  Zamalek,  Gezireh,  Cairo,  Egypt. 

HON.  MB.  JUSTICE  A.  A.  B.  MARTEN  (India-Bombay). 
Alfred  Amberson  Harrington  Marten,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  Sir 
Alfred  George  Marten,  K.C. ,  LL.D.,  sometime  M.P.  for  Cambridge,  and  a  County 
Court  Judge;  b.  1870  ;  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1892,  M.A. 
1895) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1895  :  fn.  1898,  Fanny  Lois,  only  da.  ot  the  late  William. 
Tarn  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Judicature,  Bombay  1916. 
Residence — Bombay. 

HON.  A.  E.  S.  MARTIN  (Canada- British  Columbia). 

Archer  Evans  Stringer  Martin,  second  son  of  Edward  Martin^ 
K.C,  D.C.L.,  of  Ballinahinch,  Hamilton,  Ontario,  Canada,  and  great-grandson 
of  Richard  ("Humanity")  Martin,  M.P.  (author  of  Martin's  Act  for  Preven- 
tion of  Cruelty  to  Animals),  of  Ballinahinch  Castle,  co.  Galway  ;  b.  May  6th, 
1865  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.  Sch„  Port  Hope,  Ontario,  and  at  Ghent,  Belgium  i 
tn.  1889,  Emily  Mary,  second  da.  of  ]ohn  Breakenridge  Read,  Bar.-at-Law,  of 
Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto ;  Bar.  1887 ;  appointed  Counsel  for  Dommion  Govt, 
and  Representative  of  Min.  of  Justice  in  Vancouver  Island  1896,  special  Commr.  to 
report  on  Affairs  of  British  Columbia  Crown  Timber  Lands  Agency  1897,  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  British  Columbia  1898,  Dep.  Judge  in  Admiralty  for 
British  Columbia  1899,  Judge  1902,  and  a  Justice  of  Appeal  1909  :  in  1900  was 
Special  Commr.  to  settle  mining  disputes  in  Porcupine  Dist.  arising  out  of  British 
and  U.S.A.  Treaty  on  the  Canadian-Alaskan  Boundary  ;  author  of  "Genealogy  of 
Martin  of  Ballinahinch  Castle,"  "The  Hudson's  Bay  Company's  Land  Tenures, '- 
"  Chart  of  the  Judges  of  Vancouver  Island  and  British  Columbia,"  and  "  Martin's 
Mining  and  Water  Cases  "  (vols.  i.  and  ii. ). 

Residence — Ballinahinch,  Victoria,  British  Columbia. 

HON.  J.  £.  MARTIN  (Canada— Quebec). 

John  E.  Martin  ;  b.  1859  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Court  of 
King's  Bench  of  Province  of  Quebec  1918. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  A.  E.  MARTINEAU  (India -Punjab). 

Alfred   Edward    Martineau  ;    b.   18 — ;    ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.  Sch.^ 
and  Univ.  Coll.,  London  ;  entered  I.C.S.  1887,  and  became  Dist.  Judge,  Punjab- 
1898,  Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1913,  Officiating  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Punjab 
1 919,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  1921. 
Residence — Lahore,  Punjab. 

HON.  P.  G.  MARTINEAU  (Canada-Quebec). 
Paul  Gedeon  Martineau,  D.C.L.,  son  of  J.  B.  Martineau  ;   b. 
1858  ;  ed.  in  Montreal :  m   1886,  Emma  Charbonneau  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge: 
of  Province  of  Quebec  1907. 

Residence — Montreal,  Province  of  Quebec,  Canada. 


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HON.  SIR  ARTHUR  W.  MASON  (South  AfWca-Transvaal) 

N.tf^fA^'*""  ^''^?I''  '°."  °^  ^^^  '^t^  ^^^v-  F-  Mason,  of  Durban. 
So  '«.  .t^^Vir'^'  t'^^°  '•  '^Y^'  i^'"^^  Kingswood  Sch..  Bath  B. A.  London 
Nafai  ^Vr^;S  ««  ^'""^'  ''n°>-  ^9>2,  da.  of  John  Harwin.  of  Maritzburg. 
uJlf^'^ru  f  ,  '  '^''\''  .^"""^  ■'"^e^  °f  ^"P^^^ie  "^o""-  Natal  1806-19S; 
jacted    as    Ch.    Justice   1901),    Commr.    and    Pres.    of    Natal    Special   Treason 

a°Pu  sn^T'-  Tt^  J"^^',°"  ''''''°'^'  Delimitation  Commn.  1^9  ;  hasT^n 
AfriSTllS.  1922  ^'"^"'''^^^  '•"'^^   ^902  (now  a  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S. 
Residence — Pretoria,  Transvaal. 

HON.  C.  A.  MASTEN  (Canada-Ontario). 
Cornelius  Arthur  Masten,  LL.D.,  son  of  James  B.  Masten,  of 
Lacolle,  Quebec  ;  b.  1857  ;  ed.  at  LacoUe,  Quebec,  and  at  Victoria  Coll..  and 
Osgoode  Hall  Toronto:  ;«  1894,  Frances,  da.  of  E.  W.  Rathbun-Descronto  ; 
Bar  Canada  1883,  and  a  K.C.  and  Bencher,  Upper  Canada  1908  ;  appointed  Chm. 
of  Legal  Education  Committee  1913,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  ot  High  Court  Div  of 
Supreme  Court  of  Ontario  1915  ;  is  Pres.  of  Alumni  Asso.  of  Toronto  Univ  • 
author  of  ' '  Masten's  Company  Law."  * 

Residence— 2<j,  Bedford  Road,  Toronto,  Ontario.        Club—YorV  (Toronto). 

HON,  T.  G.  MATHERS  (Canada-Manitoba). 

Thomas     Graham     Mathers,     son     of    the     late    Christopher 

Mathers,  of  Lucknow,  Ontario,  by  Rachel,  da.  of  the  late  Matthew  Graham  of 
Enniskillen  ;  b.  April  i6th,  1859  ;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Lucknow  and  Kincardine 
(Ontario) :  m.  1892,  Jessie,  da.  of  Richard  Waugh,  journalist ;  Bar.  Manitoba 
1890  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Court  of  King's  Bench,  Manitoba  1905,  and 
Ch.  Justice  thereof  1910. 

Residence— Wmm^iez,  Manitoba,  Canada.         C/«^— Manitoba  (Canada). 

HON.  J.  A.  MATHIESON  (Canada-Prince  Edward  Island). 
John  Alexander  Mathieson,  son  of  Ronald  Mathieson,  of  Har- 
rington, Prince  Edward  Island  ;  b.  May  19th,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Prince  of  Wales  Coll., 
Canada  :  m.  1896,  Mary,  da.  of  the  Hon.  David  Laird,  P.C.  ;  Bar.  Canada  18—', 
and  a  K.C.  1904;  formerly  a  M.L.C.  of  Prince  Edward  Island  ;  was  Prime  Min. 
and  Attorney -Gen.  1 911 -17  ;  appointed  Ch.  Justice  of  Supreme  Court  of  Prince- 
Edward  Island  1 917. 

i?^«V/f«c^— Charlottetown,  Prince  Edward  Island. 

MAUNG  KIN  [see  Kin]. 

HON.  T.  D.  MAXWELL  (Kenya  Protectorate). 

Thomas  Doveton  Maxwell,  son  of  Maj.-Gen.  William  Max- 
well, Indian  Army  ;  6.  1873  ;  ed.  at  Blundell's  Sch.,  Tiverton,  and  at  Balliol  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  Honours  in  Jurisprudence  1896)  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1903;  became 
Assist.  District  Commr.  S.  Nigeria  1902,  Commr.  of  Lands  1906,  Crown  Solicitor 
1908,  a  Police  Magistrate  1910,  Legal  Adviser  1914,  and  a  Judge  of  Supreme  Court 
of  E.  Africa  (now  Kenya  Protectorate)  1917  (also  sits  as  a  Judge  of  Court  of  Appeal 
of  East  Africa)  ;  was  Intelligence  Officer  with  Cross  River  Column  of  Camerooa 
Expeditionary  Force  1914-15. 

Residence — Mombasa,  Kenya  Protectorate,  E.  Africa. 

HON.  SIR  (E.)  GRIMWOOD  MEARS  (India-Allahabad). 

(Edward)  Grimwood  Mears,  son  of  the  late  William  Mears,  of 
Northgate,  Winchester  ;  b.  1869  :  m.  1896,  Annie,  da.  of  the  late  George 
Peter  Jacob,  of  Bryngolen,  Shawford ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1895 ;  collected 
evidence  for  and  acted  as  Joint  Hon.  Sec.  to  Committee  on  alleged  German 
Outrages  1914-15  ;  was  Hon.  Sec.  of  Irish  Rebellion  Roy.  Commn.  1916,  and  Sec. 
of  Dardanelles  Commn.  iqi6-i8  ;  accompanied  British  Mission  to  U.S.A.  1918-19  ; 
appointed  Ch.  Justice  of  High  Court  of  Judicature,  Allahabad,  India  1919 ;  is  a 
Knight  of  Order  of  Crown  of  Belgium  ;  Knt.  1917. 
Residence — Allahabad,  India. 


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HON.  H.  MELLISH  (Canada— Nova  Scotia). 

Humphrey  Mellish  ;    b.  May  13th,  1862:  m.  18—;    Bar.  Nova 
Scotia  1890  ;  was  Agent  for  Canadian  Min.  of  Justice  in  Nova  Scotia  1903-4  ;  ap- 
pointed a  Puisne  Judge  of  Nova  Scotia  1918. 
Residence — Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 


PROFESSOR  THE  HON.  A.  MERCIECA  (Malta). 

Arturo  Mercieca,  LL.D.,  son  of  Dr.  Bartolomeo  Mercieca,  of 
Victoria,  Gozo,  Malta,  by  his  wife  Giulia ;  b.  June  14th,  1878;  ed.  at  Jesuits' 
Coll.,  Gozo,  and  at  Malta  Univ.  (M.A.  1898,  LL.D.  1901) :  in.  1908,  Josephine 
Sabone ;  Assist.  Crown  Advocate,  Malta,  and  Professor  of  Commercial  Law  and 
History,  Malta  Univ.  1915-19  ;  has  been  Crown  Advocate  and  ex  officio  M.E.C. 
and  M.L.C.,  Legal  Adviser  to  Naval,  Mil.  and  Air  Force  Authorities,  and  Crown 
•Officer  in  connection  with  Prize  matters  since  1919,  Pres.  of  Control  Board,  Con- 
troller of  Clearing  Office,  and  Administrator  of  Local  Clearing  Office  since  1920, 
and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Malta  since  March  1921. 

Residence — lo,  Strada  St.  Barbara,  Valletta,  Malta.        C/?^/'— Casino  (Malta). 


HON.  W.  MERCIER  (Canada— Quebec). 

Wilfred  Mercier,  LL.D. ;  b.   i860 ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge 
of  Superior  Court  of  Quebec  1909. 
Residence — Montreal,  Quebec. 


HON.  R.  M.  MEREDITH  (Canada- Ontario). 
Richard  Martin  Meredith,  son  of  the  late  John  Walsingham  Cooke 
Meredith ;  b.  March  27th,  1847  I  ^d.  privately ;  admitted  a  Solicitor  1869 ; 
Bar.  Ontario  1876  ;  appointed  a  Justice  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature 
and  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice  (Chancery  Div.)  for  Ontario  Oct.  1890,  a 
Justice  of  Appeal  Nov.  1905,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Common  Pleas  1912. 
Residences — Toronto,  Ontario ;  565,  Talbot  Street   London,  Ontario. 


HON.  SIR  WILLIAM  R.  MEREDITH  (Canada-Ontario). 
William  Ralph  Meredith,  LL.D.,  son  of  John  Cooke  Meredith, 
•of  London,  Ontario;  b.  March  31st,  1840;  ed.  at  London  Gram.  Sch.,  Ontario, 
and  at  Toronto  Univ.  (LL. B.  1863,  LL.D.  1889):  fn.  1862,  Mary,  da.  of  Marcus 
Holmes,  of  London,  Ontario  ;  was  M.L.A.  of  Ontario  for  London  1872-94,  and 
Ch.  Justice  of  Common  Pleas  of  Ontario  Oct.  1894-1912,  since  when  he  has  been 
Ch.  Justice  of  Ontario  and  Pres.  of  its  Appellate  Div.  ;  is  Chancellor  of  Univ.  of 
Toronto  ;  knighted  i8g6. 

Residence — Binscarth  Road,  Toronto,  Ontario.        Club — Toronto. 


HON.  T.  L.  METCALFE  (Canada— Manitoba). 

Thomas  Llewellyn  Metcalfe,  son  of  Thomas  Metcalfe,  by  his 
wife,  Ehzabeth  Hatton  ;  b.  Feb.  21st,  1870 ;  Bar.  Manitoba  1894 ;  appointed  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  Court  of  King's  Bench  of  Manitoba  1909. 

Residence — Winnipeg,  Manitoba^  Canada.        Chtb — Manitoba  (Winnipeg). 


HIS  HONOUR  W.  P.  MICHELIN  (Leeward  Islands). 

William  Plunkett  MiCHELiN,  el.  son  of  the  late  William  Michelin, 
of  Bristol,  by  Letitia  Jane,  da.  of  the  late  Rook  Clark  Plunkett  ;  b.  1872  ;  Bar 
Middle  Temple  1905  ;  entered  Colonial  Ser.  1890 ;  was  in  Judicial  Dept.  Jamaica 
1891-1906,  a  Dist.  (iommr.  Gold  Coast  1906-11,  Police  Magistrate  Coomassie 
1911-13,  and  Police  Magistrate  and  Coroner  Gibraltar  1913-19  ;  became  2nd 
Puisne  Judge  of  Leeward  Islands  1919,  and  ist  Puisne  Judge  1920. 
Residence — Dominica,  West  Indies.     Club — Royal  Societies'. 


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J.  MIDDLETON  (Falkland  Islands). 

John  MIDDLETON,  C.M.G.;  b.  1870;  ed.  at  Sedbergh,  and  at 
Edinburgh  Univ.  (M.A.  18—) :  m.  1920,  Mabel,  da.  of  the  late  Lieut.-Col.  George 
Wilbraham  Northey,  of  Box,  Wilts,  and  widow  of  R.  K.  Granville,  Colonial  Civil 
Ser.  ;  appointed  Assist.  Dist.  Commr.,  S.  Nigeria  1901,  Assist.  Sec.  1902,  Senior 
Assist.  Sec.  1904,  Dist.  Commr.  1906,  Acting  Ch.  Assist.  Colonial  Sec.  and  Assist 
Provincial  Commr.  1906,  Senior  Assist.  Colonial  Sec.  1907,  Assist.  Colonial  Sec, 
Mauritius  1908,  Colonial  Sec.  1913,  and  Gov.  and  Com.-in-Ch.,  Falkland  Islands 
1920  ;  acted  as  Gov.  1914,  1916,  and  1919  ;  C.M.G.  1916. 
Residence — Government  House,  Stanley,  Falkland  Islands. 

HON.  W.  E.  MIDDLETON  (Canada-Ontario). 

William    Edward   Middleton,    son   of  William   Middleton ;    b. 
March  2nd,  i860  :  m.  1891,  Isabel,  da.  of  George  Brown  ;  Bar.  Canada  1885,  and 
a  K.C.   1908  ;   appointed  a    Puisne  Judge   of  Chancery  Div.  of  High  Court  of 
Justice,  Ontario  1910,  and  of  its  High  Court  Div.  1913. 
Residence — Toronto,  Ontario. 

HON.  P.  B.  MIGNAULT  (Canada-Ottawa) 

Pierre    Basile    Mignault,    K.C,    LL.D..,    son    of    Dr.     P.    B. 

Mignault ;  d.  Sept.  30th,   1854  ;  ed.  at  McGill  Univ.  ;  Bar.  Canada  1878,  and  a 
Q.C.    1B93  :    m.   1888,   Marie   Elizabeth   Branchaud,   of  Beauharnois;  appointed 
a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Canada  1918  ;   author  of  several  legal  works. 
Residence^Otta.\vsi,  Canada. 

HON.  Sm  T.  F.  DAWSON  MILLER  (India -Patna). 

Thomas  Frederick  Dawson  MiLLER,  son  of  the  late  Thomas 
Robson  Miller;  b.  Dec.  20th,  1867;  ed.  at  Durham  Sch.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Oxford  (B.A.  1890)  :  m.  1894,  Effie  Th^rese,  da.  of  the  late  John  Mill  Frodsham. 
M.D.,  J.P.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1891,  and  K.C.  1912  ;  appointed  Ch.  Justice  of 
Patna  High  Court  1917  ;  Knt.  1918. 

Residence— ChhsLJSi   Bagh,    Bankipore,    India.       Chambers— u.   King's  Bench  Walk, 
Temple,  E.C.4.         C/z/^— United  University. 

HON.  D.  MONET  (Canada-Qnebec). 

Dominique  MONET,  son  of  Dominique  Monet;    b.    1865;    ed.  at 
L'Assomption  Coll.,  and  at  Laval  Univ.  (B.C.L.  1865)  :  m.  1887.  Marie  Louise 
La  Haye;   Bar.  Quebec  1889,  and  a  K.C.  1905;    appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  Aug.  1908. 
Residence— Si.  John's,  Quebec. 

J.  H.  MONROE  (Egypt). 
Tames  Harvey  Monroe,  son  of  Samuel  Holmes  Monroe,  of  Armagh, 

by  Mary  Elizabeth,  da.  of  E.  FuUerton ;  b.  April  7th.  1884  ;  ed.  at  Roy.  Sch. 
Armagh,  and  at  Trin.  Coll..  Dublin  (B.A.  1905,  LL.B.  1908) J, ."^  19".  Margaret 
Adeline,   da.  of  Andrew  McClelland;  Bar.  Kings  Inns,  Dublm  1909.  and  K.C. 
1920  :  Lieut.  R.N.V.R.  ;  Auditor,  College  Historical  So.  1908-?.  and  Hon   Sec. 
Gen.  Council  of  the  Bar,  Ireland  1916-20;  is  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  Urst 
Instance,  Egypt.  ,       .     z,^  t,.  x  .1.    r 

_Residef^e-]M<ige-s  House,  Assiut.  Upper  Egypt.  C/«*i-University  (Dublin).  Turf 
(Cairo). 

HON.  SIR  ASUTOSH  MOOKERJEE  (India- Calcutta). 
Asutosh  MOOKERJEE,  C.S.I.,  LL.D.,  D.Sc,  son  of  the  late  Dr. 

Ganga  Prasad  Mookerjee,  of  Calcutta  ;  b.  June  28th.  1864  :  ed  at  Presidency  CoU. 
and  City  Coll.  (M.A.  1885)  ;  enrolled  a  Vakil  of  Calcutta  High  (^ourt  1888  .  I^L.U. 
Calcutta  Univ.\894,  and  D.Sc.  1908  :  appointed  Fellow  and  Syndic  oCalcutta 
Univ.  1889,  Tagore  Professor  of  Law  1897,  and  Vice-Chancellor  19^,  and 
Member  of  Bengll  and  Indian  Univs.  Commn.  1902  ;  was  Professor  of  Mathematics 

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466  THE  JUDICIAL    BENCH. 


at  Indian  Asso.  for  Cultivation  of  Science  1887-92,  Representative  of  Univ.  on 
Council  of  Lieut.-Gov.  of  Bengal  1899-1903,  and  of  Calcutta  Corporation  on 
same  CotmcU,  and  an  Additional  Member  of  Council  of  Gov. -Gen.  of  India 
1903-4,  and  an  Officiating  Puisne  Judge  of  Calcutta  High  Court  1904-6,  since 
when  he  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge  thereof  (acted  as  Cb.  Justice  1920)  ;  is  a 
Member  of  Roy.  Astronomical  So.,  Roy.  So.  of  fedinburgh,  Roy.  Irish  Acad., 
and  other  learned  Sos.,  and  Pres.  of  Asiatic  So.  of  Bengal,  and  of  Calcutta  Mathe- 
matical So.  ;  author  of  "  Law  of  Perpetuities,"  etc.  ;  C.S.I.  1909,  Knt.  1911. 
Residences — 77,  Rnssa  Road  North,  Bhowanipore,  Calcutta. 

HIS  HONOUB  F.  J.  MORRIS  (Newfoondlandl 

Frank  J.  Morris  ;  b.  18 —  ;  appointed  Judge  of  Central  Dist. 
Coiu^,  Newfoundland  1917. 

Residence — St.  John's,  Newfoundland. 

HOK.  A.  MacA.  MORRISON  (Canada-British  Columbia). 
Aulay  MacAulay  Morrison,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  Christopher 
Morrison,  by  Flora,  da.  of  Aulay  MacAulay  ;  b.  June  15th,  1863  ;  LL.B.  E>alhousie 
Univ.  :  m.  1900,  Elizabeth,  da.  of  James  Livingston,  of  Ontarior  Bar.  Nova  Scotia 
1888,  and  British  Columbia  189c  ;  was  a  Member  of  Canadian  House  of  Com- 
mons 1896-1904  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  British 
Columbia  1905. 

Residence — Vancouver,  British  Columbia. 

HON.  H.  M.  MOWAT  (Canada— Ontario). 

Herbert  Macdonald  Mowat,  son  of  the  Rev.  Professor  —  Mowat, 
D.D.,  by  a  da.  of  the  Hon.  John  McDonald ;  b.  April  nth,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Queen's 
Univ.,  Canada  (LL.B.  1886) :  m.  1900,  Mary  Skesiff,  of  Aberdeen  ;  Major  Cana- 
dian MiL  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Ontario. 

Residence— xo,  Wellesley  Street,  Toronto,  Ontario.         Clubs — ^Toronto  Hunt,  Rideaa 
(Ottawa). 

SIB  BASANTA  EUBLAR  MULLICE  (India- Patna). 

Bisanta  Kumar  Mullick,  son  of  Otool  Chum  Mullick  ;  b.  Aug.  2nd, 
1868  ;  ed.  at  Univ.  CoU.  Sch.,  and  at  King's  Coll.,  Camb.  :  m.  1900,  Kate  Annie, 
da,  of  John  Carter;  entered  I.C.S.  1887,  and  became  Magistrate  and  Collector, 
Bengal  1902 ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court,  (Calcutta  1913  and  of 
High  Court  of  Patna  1916  ;  Knt.  1920. 
Residence — Patna,  India. 

HON.  SIB  WILLIAM  MULOCE  (Canada— Ontario). 

William  Mulock,  K.C.M.G.,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  Thomas 
Homan  Mulock  ;  b.  Jan.  17th,  1844  ;  ed.  at  Toronto  Univ.  (B.A.  and  Gold  Medal- 
list, Modem  Languages  1863,  M.A.  1871,  Hon.  LL.D.  1894)  :  m.  1870,  Sarah, 
who  d.  1912,  da.  of  James  Crowther,  of  Toronto:  Bar.  Canada  1868,  and  a  Q.C. 
1890;  sat  in  (Canadian  Parliament  1882-1905;  was  Vice  Chancellor  of  Toronto 
Univ.  1881-1900 ;  appointed  Postmaster-CJen.  of  (Zanada  1896,  Ch.  Jtistice  of  Ex- 
chequer Div.  of  High  Court  of  Justice,  Ontario  1905,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Exchequer 
of  2nd  Appellate  Div.  Court  1913  ;  is  a  P.C.  of  Canada;  formerly  Lecturer  on 
Equity,  and  Law  Examiner  to  l^w  So.,  Upper  Canada  ;  K.C.M.G.  1902. 
Residence — 518,  Jarvis  Street.  Toronto.        Clui — Rideau  (Ottawa). 

■  HON.  D.  MUBPHT  (Canada— British  Coliunbia). 
Denis  Murphy,  son  of  Denis  Murphy,  of  Lac  la  Hache,  British 
Columbia;  *.  June  20th,  1870  :  ed.  at  Ottawa  Univ.  (B.A.,  and  B.Ph.  1892) :  m. 
1900,  Maud  (Jameron,  of  Cornwall,  Chitario  ;  Bar.  British  Columbia  1896  ;  ad- 
mitted a  Sohcitor  1896  ;  was  a  Member  of  British  Colimibia  Parliament  1500-1902  ; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  British  Columbia  1909  (also  Judge 
in  Bankruptcy  1920). 

Residence — ^Vancouver,  British  Columbia.    •   Clnb — Vancouver. 


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HOV.  SIE  GEORGE  J.  R.  MUKRAT  (AostzmUa-Soiltli  AsstnUaX 
George  John  Robert  Murray,  A'.C.M.G.,  LLM.,  son  of  the  late 

Aleiander  Bonhwick  Murray,  of  Murray  Park,  MagiU.  near  Adriaide.  S.  Australia, 
by  Margaret,  da.  of  John  Tmliue,  of  N.  .Adelaide  ;  b.  SqjL  27ih.  1863  -  ed.  at  Sc 
Peter's  CoUegiate  Sch.,  .Adelaide,  at  .\ddaide  Univ.  (RA.  1883).  and  at  Trin. 
Con.,  Camb.  (B..A..  and  LL.R  (bracketed  Senior^.  Law  Tripos  1887,  LL.M. 
1909) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  i388,  and  S.  .\ustnilia  1889 :  and  a  K.C  1906 ;  was 
Associate  to  Ch.  Justice  of  Supreme  Court.  S.  .Ausnalia  1889-90 :  appointed  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  .\ustralia  1912,  and  Ch  Justice  and  Lient.- 
Gov.  thereof  1916:  elected  Mce-Chanoellor  of  .Adelaide  Univ.  loii.  and  Cban- 
ceUort9i6;  K.C.M.G.  1917. 

ResuUnce—yLxarxy  Park,   MagSl,  Adelaide,  Sooth  AustnSa.        CltAt-OxSatA  and 

Cambridge  (Loodoo),  Adelaide. 


KDTHA  VEHKATA  SUBBA  RAO  GAKU   see  Garni. 

MDTTATYA  DAVID  DEVADOSS  AVARGAL  Isee  Devadoss  ATmrgmll. 

ms  HOKOITR  S.  K.  F.  NETTLETON  Gold  Coast). 
Sydney  King  Farlow  Nettletox.  son  of  John  King-Farlow,  D.L., 
of  Wood  Lee,  Virginia  Water,  Surrey,  by  Emily,  da.  of  John  Xotley,  of  Stockwell, 
and  grandson  of  the  late  John  King  Farlow,  sohcitor,  of  Ely  Pla«,  Hoibom  ;  *. 
Dec.  13th,  1864;  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  ColL,  Oxford  (B..\.  1887,  Classical 
Honours,  M.A.  1889) :  assumed  under  will  1919,  the  additional  forenames  of  King 
Fallow,  and  the  surname  of  Nettleton  in  lieu  of  his  patronymic  :  »».  1S97.  Alice 
Maude,  da.  of  George  Henry  Spmles.  of  Manse  Field,  Reigate;  Bar.  Middle 
Temple  1889:  went  S.-E.  Circuit;  is  a  F.R.G.S.  ;  unsuccessfully  contested 
Sheffield,  .Atterclifie  Div.  {LU)  May  1909  and  Jan.  1910,  and  Hackney,  S.  Hackney 
Div.  Dec  1910  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Uganda  and  Judge 
of  Court  of  .Appeal  for  E^t  .Africa  1912,  .Acting  Ch.  Justice  1913,  a  Puisne  {udge 
of  Supreme  Court  of  Gold  Coast  Colony  Feb.  1915.  and  Senior  Puisne  Judge 
there  1920 ;  acted  as  Ch.  Justice,  Sierra  Leone  Xfay  to  -Aug.  1919.  and  of  Gold 
Coast  June  to  Nov.  1921 :  author  o^  "Some  Gold  Coast  Judgments  1915-17." 
and  "  The  Masai  Case,  1913." 

Xesidemce—Aocra^  Gold  Coast.    CfcuntAfrr— 3,  Temple  Gardens,  Temple,  E.C      Cltt^— 
Cariton. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  B.  R  NEWBOULD  (CalcntU). 
Babington  Bennett  Newbould,  son  of  the  Rev.  W.  W.  Newbould; 
6.  1867  ;  ed.  at  Bedford  Gram.  Sch.,  and  at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Camb.  (B..A.  Mathe- 
matical Tripos  1888) :  m.  1891.  Emily  Louisa  .Smalley  ;  appointed  .Assist.  Magis 
trate  and  Collector,  Bengal  1888,  .\ssist.  Commr.,  .Assam  1894.  Dep.  Commr. 
there  1895.  Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1900.  Legal  Remembrancer  to  Govt,  of 
Bengal  1912,  and  Puisne  Judge.  Calcutta  High  Court  1916. 

Res!deue»—C^l^cavta-        Omit— East  India  United  Serrice,  United  Service  (Calcotta). 

HON.  SIR  HERBERT  NICHOLLS  (AostnlUi-TuxiumlaX 
Herbert  Nicholls,  son  of  Henr^*  Richard  NichoUs.  of  Hobart, 
Tasmania :  i.  Aug.  nth.  1868  ;  ed.  at  Gren\ille  Coll..  Ballarat,  Victoria,  and  at 
Tasmania  Univ.  (LL.B.  1896) :  m.  1905,  Helen.  O.B.E..  el.  da.  of  the  late  CTiarles 
P.  Sprent.  Surveyor-Gen.  of  Tasmania  :  fonnerly  in  Tasmania  Vol.  ;  »:as  .Atlomejr- 
Gen..  Tasmania  190S-4 :  sat  in  Tasmanian  Parliament  1900- 1009 ;  sometime  a 
M  L.A..  Tasmania,  and  Leader  of  the  Opposition  ;  author  of  ".A  History  of  the 
Tasmanian  Constitution,"  etc.  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of 
Tasmania  1908,  and  Ch.  Justice  thereof  1914  ;  Knt.  1916. 
Xesitience- DiooDan,  Sandy  Bay,  Hobart,  Tasmania. 

NOLINI  RANJAN  CHATARJI  [see  CTuttaijl]. 


468  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


HON.  J.  A.  NORTHMORE  (Western  Australia). 

John  Alfred  Northmore  ;  b.  i8—  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Western 
Australia. 


Residence — Perth,  Western  Australia. 


HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  C.  E.  ODGERS  (India-Madras). 

Charles  Edwin  Odgers,  son  of  the  Rev.  —  Odgers,  D.D.,  of 
9,  Market  Ferry  Road.  Oxford,  by  the  el.  da.  of  the  late  Charles  Hill,  of  Hamp- 
stead,  N.W. ;  b.  Jan.  17th,  1870;  ed.  at  Bath  Coll.,  and  at  Lincoln  Coll.,  Oxford 
(M.A.  and  B.C.L.  1896)  :  m.  1909,  Elsa  Lily  Pearson  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1896  ; 
appointed  Junior  Professor.  Law  Coll.,  Madras  1902,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High 
Court,  Madras  1921  ;  Administrator-Gen.  and  Official  Trustee,  Madras  1911-20. 

Residence — Series    Gardens,    Adipar,    Madras.  Clubs — Royal    Societies',    Madras 

(Madras). 

HIS  HONOUR  W.  A.  OKE  (Newfoundland). 
William  Austin  Oke,  son  of  the  late  Edward  L.  Oke  ;  b.  Dec. 
14th,  1857  ;  ed.  locally,  and  at  Harbour  Grace  Gram.  Sch.  :  m.  1890,  Sophia  L., 
O.B.E..  da.  of  the  late  —  Snow,  of  Harbour  Grace;  for  36  years  engaged  in 
Printing  business,  and  at  newspaper  work  (from  Office  boy  to  Editor)  ;  sometime 
Part  Owner  of  Harbour  Grace  Standard  ;  became  a  Notary  Public  and  a  J. P.  for 
the  Island  1905  ;  elected  a  M.L.A.  for  Harbour  Grace  Dist.  1897,  1900,  and  1904  ; 
formerly  a  Member  of  Harbour  Grace  Sch.  Board  ;  is  Lay  Delegate  of  Harbour 
Grace  Parish  to  Diocesan  Synod  of  Newfoundland  ;  appointed  Stipendiary  Magis- 
trate for  N.  Dist,  Newfoundland  and  Judge  of  Harbour  Grace  Dist.  Court  Feb. 
1909. 

Residence — Victoria  Street,  Harbour  Grace,  Newfoundland. 


HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  F.  DU  P.  OLDFIELD  (India— Madras). 

Francis  Du  Pre  Oldfield,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Canon  C. 
Oldfield;  b.  1869;  ed.  at  Marlborough,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  :  m.  1898, 
Frances  Sophia  Henrietta,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  Richard  Cayley  ;  entered  I.C.S. 
1888,  and  served  in  Madras  as  Assist.  Collector  and  Magistrate  ;  appointed  Head 
Assist.,  Madras  i8q7,  Sub-Collector  and  Joint  Magistrate  1904,  Dist.  and  Sessions 
Judge  1908,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Judicature,  Madras  June  1913. 

Residence — Madras.        CV«^— East  India  United  Service. 


HON.  J.  F.  ORDE  (Canada— Ontario). 

John  Fosbery  Orde,  son  of  F.  W.  Orde  ;  b.  May  8th,  1870 ;  ed.  at 
Ottawa  Collegiate  Institute,  and  at  Osgoode  Hall,  Toronto  ;  Bar.  Toronto  1891, 
and  a  K.C.  1908  :  m.  1892,  Edith  Catherine  Mary,  da.  of  F.  H.  C.  Cox  ;  sometime 
Senior  Partner  in  the  firm  of  Orde,  Powell,  Lyle  and  Snowdon,  barristers  and 
solicitors,  of  Ottawa ;  is  a  Knight  of  Grace  of  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  ; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  Ontario  1920. 

Residence — 64,  Walmer  Road,  Toronto,  Ontario. 


HIS  HONOUR  F.  P.  OSBORNE  (Sudan). 

Francis  Paget  Osborne,  son  of  the  late  Francis  Charles  Osborne, 
J. P.,  of  Smithstown,  Drogheda,  by  Annie  Sarah,  da.  of  John  Barker,  J. P.  ;  h. 
1882  ;  ed.  at  Lincoln  Coll.,  Oxford  (Open  History  Scholarship  1901,  Gladstone 
Univ.  Prizeman  and  B.A.  ist  class  Final  Honours  Modern  History  1904)  :  m. 
1916,  Isabel  Spiers,  da.  of  David  Patrick,  of  Glasgow  ;  entered  Sudan  Civil  Ser. 
1904  ;  joined  Legal  Depart.  Sudan  Govt.  1908  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  the  Sudan 
High  Court  1918. 

Residences — Khartum,  Sudan  ;  Smithstown,  Drogheda.        Club — Junior  Carlton. 


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HON.  L.  E.  PANNETON  (Canada- Quebec). 

Louis  E.  Panneton  ;  b.    18 — ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge   of  Supreme 
Court  of  Quebec. 

Residence — Montreal,  Quebec. 

A.  PARNIS  (Malta). 

Alfred  Parnis,  O.B.E.,  LL.D. ;  b.  18—;  appointed  a  Judge  of 
Court  of  Appeal,  Malta  1907  ;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  19 — . 
Residence — Valletta,  Malta. 

E.  V.  PABODI  (Sierra  Leone). 
Ernest  Victor  Parodi,  son  of  the  late  Richard  E.  Parodi  ; 
b.  Oct.  17th,  1870  ;  ed.  at  Stonyhurst  Coll.,  Lancashire  :  m.  1910,  Cleo,  da.  of  the 
late  William  John  Peacock,  of  Gibraltar ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1893  ;  appointed 
Solicitor-Gen. ,  N.  Nigeria  1903,  a  Fuisne  Judge  thereof  April  1910,  and  Judge 
of  Circuit  Court  of  the  Protectorate  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Clourt,  Sierra 
Leone  1913  ;  several  times  acted  as  Attorney-Gen.,  N.  Nigeria  during  1903-8,  and 
as  Ch.  Justice  during  1908-12,  and  as  Ch.  Justice  Sierra  Leone  1913-19. 

Residences — Freetown,     Sierra    Leone  ;     91,    Brondesbury     Road,    N.W.  Clubs — 

Royal  Societies',  Royal  Automobile. 

HON.  (H.)  A.  PARSONS  (Australia- South  Australia). 

(Herbert)  Angas  PARSONS,  LL.B.,  son  of  the  late  Hon.  John 
Langdon  Parsons,  Min.  of  Education  for  S.  Australia ;  b.  May  23rd,  1872  :  m. 
1900,  Mary  Elsie,  da.  of  the  Hon.  Sir  John  Langdon  Bonython,  K.C.M.G.,  of 
Carclew,  Adelaide,  S.  Australia  ;  Bar.  Australia  18—,  and  a  K.C.  ;  sometime 
a  M.  L.  A. ,  Attorney-Gen  ,  and  Min.  of  Education,  S.  Australia  ;  is  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Australia. 
Residence — Keverel,  Adelaide,  S.  Australia. 

HIS  HONOUR  H.  ST.  G.  PEACOCK  (Sudan). 
Herbert  St.  George  PEACOCK,  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Barnes 
Peacock,  P.C,  Judge  of  the  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council  ;  b.  18—  : 
m.  1914,  Margaret  Olive,  da.  of  Cecil  Brooke  Palmer  ;   Bar.  Inner  Temple  1894 ; 
went  Midland  Circuit  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  the  Sudan  1905. 
Residence — Khartoum,  Sudan. 

A.  C.  PEARSON  (British  North  Borneo). 

Ayhner  Cavendish  Pearson,  C.M.G.,  son  of  the  late  Col.  Hugh 
Pearce  Pearson,  C.B. ;  b.  Aug.  5th,  1876  ;  ed.  at  Felsted  Sch.,  Essex,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Dublin  ;  entered  Civil  Sen,  British  N.  Borneo  1897,  became  Assist.  Treasurer 
1899,  Resident,  Kudat  1901,  Sec.  to  Govt.  1904,  Sessions  Judge  1905,  a  Member 
of  Council  1906,  Acting  Judicial  Commr.  1908,  Acting  Commr.  of  l.ands  1908, 
and  Govt.  Sec.  and  a  Judge  of  High  Court  1909  ;  appointed  Gov.  1915  ;  C.M.G. 
1919. 

Residence— Goycrnment  House,  British  North  Borneo. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  H.  G.  PEARSON  (India- Calcutta). 
Herbert  Grayhurst  Pearson;   b.  18—;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1902; 

is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court,  Calcutta. 
Residence — Calcutta. 

COL.  R.  F.  PEEL  (St.  Helena). 

Robert   Francis   Peel,   son   of  the   late   Capt.   Francis   Peel,  by 

Caroline  Edith  Blanche,  who  d.  1899,  da.  of  the  late  Anthony  Browne  Story,  of 

St.  Albans ;  b.  April  30th,  1874  ;   ed.  at  Harrow  :  m.  1903.  Ahce  Maude,  da.  of 

Sir  Thomas   Charlton  Meynck,    K.C.B.,  ist   Bt. ;    formerly  Capt.  Coldstream 


470  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH 

Guards  ;  is  Lieut. -Col.  and  Brevet  Col.  E.  Surrey  Regt.  ;  S.  Africa  1899-1902 
with  ist  Batn.  Coldstream  Guards  (medal  with  six  clasps,  King's  medal),  European 
War  1914-18  Comdg.  4th  Batn.  E.  Surrey  Regt. ;  unsuccessfully  centested  North- 
amptonshire, Mid  Div.  Jan.  1906 ;  sat  for  S.E.,  or  Woodbridge,  Div.  of  Suffolk 
(LU)  Jan.  1910  to  Nov.  1918,  and  elected  for  Woodbridge  Div.  of  E.  Suffolk 
Dec.  1918  to  July  1920,  since  when  he  has  been  Gov.  and  Com.-in-Ch.  of  St. 
Helena  (also  Ch.  Justice). 

Residence — Government  House,  St.  Helena.        C/z/^j— Carlton,  Guards',  Windham. 

HIS  HONOUR  A.  R.  PENNINGTON  (Nigeria). 

Arthur  Richard  PENNINGTON,  2nd  surviving  son  of  the  late  John 
Pennington,  by  his  wife,  Mary  Jane  Booth,  who  d.  1907  ;  b.  1864  ;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1893  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge,  Supreme  Court  of  Gold  Coast  1902, 
Attorney -Gen.,  S.  Nigeria  1908,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Nigeria 
1914. 

Residence — Lagos,  S.  Nigeria. 

J.  H.  PERCIVAL  (Egypt). 

John  Hope  Percival,  son  of  the  late  Edward  Hope  Percival,  of 
Kimsbury  House,  Gloucester,  by  Louisa  Jane,  who  d.  1895,  da.  of  Sir  John 
Wedderburn,  2nd  Bt.  ;  b.  Dec.  27th,  1870;  ed.  at  Charterhouse,  and  at  Trin. 
Hall,  Camb.  (B.A.  Senior  Optime  1893,  LL.B.  1894)  :  m.  1901,  Henrietta  Lucilla, 
younger  da.  of  the  late  Maj.-Gen.  Percival,  Rifle  Brig.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1894  ; 
went  O.xford  Circuit ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  First  Instance,  Egypt 
1903,  and  of  Native  Court  of  Appeal  1909  (is  Vice-Pres.)  ;  has  2nd  class  Order 
of  the  Nile. 

Residences — Ghezira,   Cairo,  Egypt  ;    Kimsbury   House,    Gloucester.  Clubs — New 

University,  Turf  (Cairo;. 

HON.  W.  E.  PERDUE  (Canada— Manitoba). 

William  Egerton  Perdue,  son  of  Michael  Perdue,  by  his  wife 
Margaret ;  b.  June  20th,  1850  ;  ed.  at  Brampton  Collegiate  Institute,  Ontario,  and 
at  Toronto  Univ.  (B.A.  1873)  :  m.  1885,  Mary,  da.  of  the  late  Hugh  J.  Macdonell, 
Bar.-at-Law ;  Bar.  Canada  1879  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Court  of  King's 
Bench,  Manitoba  Aug.  1903,  and  of  Court  of  Appeal  July  1906,  and  Ch.  Justice 
of  Manitoba  191 8. 

Residence — 24,    Carlton    Street,    Winnipeg,    Manitoba,    Canada.  Club — Manitoba 

(Winnipeg). 

HIS  HONOUR  P.  B.  PETRIDES  (Seychelles). 

Philip  Bertie  Petrides,  son  of  D.  N.  Petrides,  of  Glenville, 
Sydenham,  S.E.  ;  b.  1881  ;  ed.  at  Dulwich  Coll. ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1906  ; 
became  Legal  Adviser  and  Crown  Prosecutor,  Seychelles  1916  (Acting  Ch.  Justice 
of  Supreme  Court  there  July  1916  to  March  1917,  May  to  Oct.  1918,  and  Dec.  1918 
to  Nov.  1919),  and  Ch.  Justice  thereof  June  1920  (Administered  Govt.  1921). 
Residence— Mahe,  Seychelles. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  W.  W.  PHILLIPS  (India— Madras). 

William  Watkin  Phillips  ;  <5.  18 —  ;  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  New 
Coll.,  Oxford;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1906;  appointed  Assist.  Magistrate  and 
Collector,  Madras  1890,  Head  Assist.  Magistrate  1897,  Sub-Collector  and  Joint 
Magistrate  1904,  Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1908,  and  Acting  Puisne  Judge  of 
High  Court,  Madras  1915,  and  Puisne  Judge  thereof  1917. 
Residence  —  Madras. 

HON.  G.  H.  PICKERING  (Kenya  Colony). 

George  Hunter  Pickering  ;  d.  18—  ;    Bar.  Inner  Temple  1903 ; 
was  Acting  2nd  Puisne  Judge  East  African  Protectorate  1915-17,  since  when  he 
has  been  a  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  British  East  Africa  (now  Kenya  Colony) 
(also  sits  as  a  Judge  of  Appeal  Court  for  East  Africa). 
Residence — Nairobi,  Kenya  Colony,  E.  Africa. 


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HON.  MR,  JUSTICE  T.  C.  PIGGOTT  (Indla-AUahabad). 

Theodore  Caro  Piggott,  son  of  the  Rev.  H.  J.  Piggott,  of  Rome ; 
i.  Oct.  26th,  1867  ;  ed.  at  Kingswood  Sch.,  Bath,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A. 
1888)  :  m.  1891,  Eleanor  Mildred,  da.  of  Walter  Tschudi  Lyall ;  entered  I.C.S. 
1886,  and  served  in  N.-W.  Provinces  and  Oudh  as  Assist.  Commr. ,  and  Assist. 
Magistrate  and  Collector ;  appointed  joint  Magistrate  1893,  Dep.  Commr.  1900, 
Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1900,  Officiating  Additional  Judicial  Commr.,  Oudh 
1908,  ist  Additional  Judicial  Commr.  1910,  Judicial  Commr.  1911,  and  a  Puisne 
Judge,  Allahabad  1914. 

Residence — Allahabad,  North-West  Provinces,  India. 


HON.  T.  S.  POOLE  (Australia— South  Australia). 

Thomas  Slaney  Poole,  el.  son  of  the  Rev.  Frederic  Slaney  Poole, 
formerly  Canon  of  St.  Peter's  Cathedral,  Adelaide  ;  b.  1873;  ed.  at  St.  Peter's  Sch., 
Adelaide,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Melbourne  (B.A.  1893,  M.A.  1895,  LL.B.  1897) :  m. 
190^,  Dora  Frances,  da.  of  the  Rev.  Francis  Williams,  Head  Master  of  St.  Peter's 
Coll.  Sch.,  Adelaide  ;  Bar.  Victoria  1897  and  S.  Australia  1900,  and  K.C.  1919  ; 
Lecturer  in  Classics,  Adelaide  Univ,  1894  and  in  Wrongs  1909-18,  and  Vice- Pres., 
S.  Australia  Law  So.,  and  Chancellor  of  Diocese  of  Adelaide  1916-19  ;  appointed 
a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  S.  Australia  iqig. 

.ff/r«<&«c^— Adelaide,  South  Australia.        C/«iJ— Adelaide. 


HON.  W.  T.  PORTER  (Ceylon). 
William  Thomas  Porter,  el.  son  of  William  Porter,  of  Preston 
Park,  Sussex ;  b.  June  21st,  1877  ;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Jesus  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A. 
1901) :  m.  1908,  Edith,  only  da.  of  the  late  J.Johnson,  of  Southport,  Lancashire  ; 
Bar.  Inner  Temple  1904;  went  N.-E.  Circuit ;  appointed  Stipendiary  Magistrate, 
E.  African  Protectorate  May  1907,  Pres.  of  a  Dist.  Court,  Cyprus  1911,  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Gold  Coast  Colony  Dec.  1915,  Acting  Ch.  Justice  1920, 
and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Ceylon  Aug.  1921. 
Residences— Qo\Qxa!oo,  Ceylon  ;  Hylands,  Patchara,  Sussex. 

HON.  J.  C.  PODLIOT  (Canada-Quebec). 
Joseph   Camilla  Pouliot  ;    b.  Aug.  ist,   1865;    ed.  at  Quebec 
Seminary;    LL.D.  Laval  Univ.  1910 :    m.  1906,  Eugenie  Lemieux ;    Bar.  Quebec 
1888,  and  a  K.C.  1898  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Province 
of  Quebec  1910. 

Residence— ^vAtx^  du  Loup,  Quebec. 

A.  PO'WTELL  (Egypt). 
Ashley  Powell  ;  b.\Z—;  appointed  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of 
First  Instance,  Egypt  1919. 
Residetue — Cairo,  Egypt. 

HON.  C.  POWERS  (AuBtralia-HlgH  Court). 
Charles  POWERS;  b.  March  3rd,  1853;  ed.  at  Ipswich,  and  at 
Brisbane  Gram  Sch.  :  m.  1878,  Kate  Ann  Thorburn,  of  Castlemaine,  Victona . 
admitted  a  SoTicitor  1876  ;  Bar.  Queensland  1894  ;  elected  Mayor  of  Maryborough 
fQueensTand)  1883  ;  wJaM.L.A^of  Queensland  1888-96,  a  ^.n.  wUhout^rtfol.o 
i889,  Postmaster-Gen.  and  Min.  for  Education.  Queensland  ^889-90.  I^der  o« 
the  Opposition  1894-5.  Crown  Solicitor  for  that  State  ^899-1903.  and  fir.t  Crown 

Solicito?of  Commonwealth  of  Australia  1903-13.  ^'"*=%"'^^"  ^^^^^e^h  CoS  ^^ 
of  the  High  Court  of  Australia;  appointed  Pres.  of  Commonwealth  Court  ot 
^Conciliation  and  Arbitration  1921. 

Residence^Coxyxx^x^xxm,  Aileen  Street,  Kew,  Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia. 


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HIS  HONOUR  K.  E.  POYSER  (Leeward  Islands). 

Kenneth  EUiston  Poysey,  D.S.O.,  second  son  of  Algernon  S. 
Poyser,  Bar.-at-law,  of  15,  Paper  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C.,  and  Surbiton  ;  d.  May 
loth,  1882;  ed.  at  Shrewsbury,  and  at  Merton  Coll., Oxford  :  m.'igiS,  Edith  May, 
younger  da.  of  H.  M.  Robinson,  of  Stoke-upon-Trent ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1906  ; 
European  War  1914-20  as  Capt.  Yorkshire  L.I.  and  Loyal  W.  Lancashire  Regt. 
(severely  wounded,  despatches  thrice,  D.S.O.)  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Supreme  Court  of  Leeward  Islands  Sept.  1920;  D.S.O.  1917. 
Jiesidence  —ShadweW,  St.  Kitts,  British  West  Indies. 

HON.  H.  S.  PRATT  (India— Lower  Burma). 

Henry  Sheldon  Pratt  ;  d.  18 — ;  ed.  at  King's  Gram.  Sch., 
Warwick,  and  at  Lincoln  Coll.,  Oxford;  entered  I. C.S.  1895,  became  District 
Judge,  Burma  1905,  and  Divisional  Judge  1914  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Ch.  Court, 
Lower  Burma. 

Residence — Rangoon,  Burma. 

HON.  J.  £.  P.  PRENDERGAST  (Canada— Manitoba). 

James  Emile  Pierre  Prendergast,  son  of  the  late  James 
Prendergast,  Advocate,  of  Quebec,  by  his  wife  Emily  Gauvreau  ;  b.  March  22nd,. 
1858  ;  ed.  at  Laval  Univ.  (B.A.  1875,  LL.B.  1881)  :  m.  1886,  Olivina,  da.  of  the 
late  Fran9ois  Mondor,  of  St.  Boniface,  Manitoba,  Canada  ;  Bar.  Canada  1881  ; 
sometime  Mayor  of  St.  Boniface  ;  sat  in  Manitoban  Legislature  1885-96  ;  was  Pro- 
vincial Sec.  1888-9,  a  County  Court  Judge  1897-1902,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Supreme  Court  of  N.-W.  Territories  1902-7  and  of  Saskatchewan  1907-10,  since 
when  he  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge  of  King's  Bench,  Manitoba. 
Residence — Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  Canada. 

HIS  HONOUR  H.  W.  PRICHARD  (Mauritius). 

Herbert  William  Prichard  ;  b.  18 — ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1902;  is  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Mauritius. 
Residence — Port  Louis,  Mauritius. 

HON.  R.  D.  PRING  (Australia-New  South  Wales). 

Robert  Darlow  Pring,  son  of  John  Pring ;  (5.  1853  ;  ed.  at  The 
King's  Sch.,  Parramatta,  N.  S.  Wales,  and  at  Sydney  Univ.  (M.A.  1876)  :  m. 
1882,  Mary  Jane  King;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  N.S. 
Wales  1902. 

Residence — Sydney,  N.S.  Wales. 

HON,  MR.  JUSTICE  PROFULLA  RANJAN  DAS  (India- Patna). 

Profulla  Ranjan  Das  ;  b.  April  28th,  1881  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge 
of  Patna  High  Court  Feb.  1919. 

Residences — Patna,  Bihar  and  Orissa,  India. 

HON.  SIR  PROMODA  CHARAN  BANARJI  (India-Allahabad). 

Babu  Promoda  Charan  Banarji,  B.A.,  B.L.  ;  b.  18 —  ;  entered 
I. C.S.  1872,  and  served  as  Small  Cause  Court  Judge  at  Agra  and  Allahabad  ; 
appointed  a  Civil  Judge,  Lucknow  1893,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of 
Judicature  of  Allahabad,  India  Dec.  1893  ;  has  Kaisar-i-Hind  medal,  knighted 
1913- 

Residence — Allahabad,  United  Provinces,  India. 

SIR  GILBERT  K  T.  PURCELL  (Sierra  Leone). 
Gilbert  Kenelm  Treffry  Purcell,  el.  son  of  the  Rev.  Handfield 
Noel  Purcell,  M.A.  (Oxon.),  J. P.,  V.  of  Fowey,  Cornwall,  and  Canon  of  Truro^ 
by  Annie  Ellen,  el.  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Edward  John  Treffry,  D.C.L.,  J. P.,  of 
Plice,  Fowey,  Cornwall;  b.  1867;  ed.  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1888,  M.A^ 
1892)  :  m.  1904,  Gertrude  Rosellen,  el.  da.  of  the  late  Dashwood  Watts  Ricketts, 
of  Leamington,  Warwickshire  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1890  ;  a  Member  of  W,  Circuity 


DOMINION   AND   COLONIAL  JUDGES.  473 

of  the  Old  Bailey  Bar,  and  of  Hampshire,  Southampton,  and  Portsmouth  Sessions  ; 
was  Assist.  Attorney-Gen.  of  Leeward  Islands  1898-1901  ;  appointed  a  Puisne 
Judge  of  Gold  Coast  1901,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Sierra  l^one  191 1  ;  Knt.  1916. 

Jiesidence—HiW   Station,    Sierra   Leone.         CM>s — St.   James's,   St.  Stephen's,  Royal 
Fowey  Yacht,  Solent  Yacht. 

HON.  MB.  JUSTICE  SHER  ABDUL  QADIR  (India-Punjab  and  DelM). 

Sher  Abdul  Qadir  ;   i>.  18 — ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High 
Court  of  Punjab  and  Delhi  1921. 
Residence — Lahore,  Punjab. 

M.  H.  RAFFERTY  (Egypt). 
Michael  Harvey  Rafferty,  son  of  Michael  Raflferty,  formerly 
of  Colgath  House,  Kilcock,  co.  Kildare  ;  6.  Jan.  i8th,  1877  ;  ed.  privately :  m. 
1910,  Yolande,  da.  of  Jhr  van  Lennep,  Dutch  Diplo.  Agent  in  Egypt ;  Bar. 
Lincoln's  Inn  1901  (special  certificate  in  Final  Examination) ;  Licentiate-in-Law, 
Paris  Univ.  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  Native  Courts  of  First  Instance,  Egypt 
Dec.  1912,  and  (jounsellor  of  Native  Court  of  Appeal,  Cairo  Dec.  1920  ;  acted  as 
Judge  of  Native  Court  of  Appeal  1917-20;  has  Order  of  the  Nile. 
Residence — Cairo,  Egypt. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  M.  RAFIQ  (Indla-AUahabad). 
Muhammed  Rafiq,  d.  18 — ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1885  ;  entered 
I.C.S.   1892,    and  became   an  additional  Judge,   Small   Cause   Court,    Lucknow 
1894,    District   and  Sessions  Judge  1909,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of 
Allahabad,  India  1912. 

Residence— AWaMahad,  India. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  V.  RAMESAMI  (India— Madras). 
V.  Ramesami  ;  d.  18 —  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  HighCourt^ 
Madras  1921. 

Residence — Madras. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  G.  C.  RANKIN  (India-Calcutta). 
George  Glaus  Rankin,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Robert  Rankin,  B.D., 

of  Lamington,  Lanarkshire  ;  6.  1877  ;  ed.  at  Edinburgh  (M.A.  1897),  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1900)  :  m.  1910,  Alice  Maud  Ann,  only  child  of  the  late 
Geoffrey  Sayer;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1904;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High 
Court,  Calcutta  1918. 

Residence-  Fort  William,  Bengal.         Ciui— Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

HON.  P.  REAL  (Australia— Queensland). 
Patrick  Real;  d.  1847;  Bar.  Queensland  1874;  formerly  Crown 
Prosecutor  in  Central  Dist.,   Queensland  ;   is  Senior  Puisne   Judge  of  Supreme 
Court  of  Queensland. 

Residence— \J\a.lie,  Macllwraith  Avenue,  Coorparoo,  Brisbane,  Queensland. 

HON.  J.  McC.  REAY  (Straits  Settlements). 
James  McGabe  Reay,  son  of  the  late  Henry  Reay,  of  Ardee,  Go. 
Louth,  by  Margaret,  da.  of  the  late  Thomas  Armstrong;  b.  June  8th,  1875  ;  ed. 
at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  (Scholar  and  Senior  Moderator,  B.A.  1898);  Bar.  Kmgs 
Inns  Dublin  1913  :  m.  1913,  Dorothy  Spurrell ;  held  various  Offices  in  Straits 
Settlements,  and  was  Assist.  Registrar  Supreme  Court  1909-11,  and  Dep.  Public 
Prosecutor  1911-18  (Bar.  Federated  Malay  States  1914) ;  appointed  Judge  Supreme 
Court,  Johore  1918,  temporary  Puisne  Judge,  Straits  Settlements  April  1920,  and 
Puisne  Judge  Sept.  1920. 

Residence— SinRHf  ore.  Straits  Settlements.         C/«3j— Singapore,  Sports . 


474  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


HIS  HONOUR  H.  REED  (Zanzibar). 

Haythorne  Reed,  son  of  the  late  Paul  O.  H.  Reed,  of  Bridgewater, 
Somerset;  b.  Aug.  i8th,  1873  ;  ed.  at  Bath  Coll.,  and  at  Emmanuel  Coll.,  Camb. 
(B.A.  18 — ,  M.A.  18 — )  :  m.  1905,  M.  A.  Shewan  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1897  ;  was 
Lieut.  S.  African  Constabulary  1902-8  ;  appointed  Second  Magistrate,  Zanzibar 
1908,  First  Magistrate  1910;  several  times  acted  as  Assist,  judge  1910-19,  and 
was  Acting  Ch.  Judge  Dec.  1919-Sept.  1920,  when  he  was  appointed  an  Assist. 
Judge  thereof  (also  sits  as  Judge  of  Appeal  Court  of  E.  Africa). 
Residences — Zanzibar  ;  gi,  High  Street,  Wimbledon,  S.W. 

HON.  J.  R.  REED  (New  Zealand). 

John  Ranken  Reed,  C.B.E.,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rev.  G.  M.  Reed; 
J).  Dec.  26th,  1864  ;  ed.  at  Gram.  Sch. ,  Auckland,  New  Zealand,  and  at  Clare  Coll. , 
Camb. :  w.  1889,  a  da.  of  the  late  Alfred  Carew  ;  Bar.  New  Zealand  1887,  and  a  K.C. 
19 13  ;  Col.  New  Zealand  Forces  (retired),  and  a  member  of  the  legal  firm  of  Reed, 
Towle,  Hellaby  and  Cooper;  appointed  Judge-Advocate-Gen.,  New  Zealand  1911, 
.and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  thereof  Feb.  1921  ;  C.B.  E.  (Civil)  19 — . 
Residence — Courtville,  Auckland,  New  Zealand. 

J.  S.  BLAKE  REED  (Egypt). 

John  Seymour  Blake  Reed  ;  b.  18 —  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1907  • 
joined  N.  Circuit ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  First  Instance,  Egypt 
1919. 

Residence — Cairo,  Egypt. 

REES-DAVIES  [see  Davies]. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  MICHAEL  A.  REFALO  (Malta). 

Michael  Angelo  Refalo,  C.B.E.,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  Vin- 
cenzo  Refalo,  notary  ;  b.  1876  ;  appointed  Professor  of  Commercial  Law  and 
History  of  Legislation,  Malta  Univ.  1907,  Assist.  Crown  Advocate  Malta  1910, 
•Crown  Advocate,  M.E.C.,  M.L.C. ,  Legal  Adviser  to  Naval  and  Mil.  Authorities, 
and  Examiner  in  Faculty  of  Law,  Malta  Univ.  1915,  and  Ch.  Justice  and  Pres.  of 
Court  of  Appeal  and  Vice-Pres.  of  Council  of  Govt.  1919  ;  C.B.E.  (Civil)  1918, 
Knt.  1921. 

Residence — Malta. 

HON.  G.  E.  RICH  (Australia-New  South  Wales). 

George  Edward  Rich,  younger  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Canon  C.  H. 
Rich  ;  b.  May  3rd,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Sydney  Gram.  Sch.,  and  at  Sydney  Univ.  (B.A. 
1883,  M.A.  1885)  :  m.  1894,  Betha  Steer,  da.  of  the  late  Hon.  Richard  Ryther 
Steer  Bowker,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  ;  Bar.  N.S.  Wales  1887,  and  a  K.C.  1911  ;  some 
years  Challis  Lecturer  on  Law  in  Sydney  Univ. ;  appointed  Acting  Puisne  Judge 
of  Supreme  Court  of  New  South  Wales  191 1,  a  Puisne  Judge  1912,  and  a  Justice 
of  the  High  Court  April  1913. 

Residence — Elizabeth  Bay,  Sydney,  New  South  Wales.     Club — Australian. 

HON.  SIR  THOMAS  W.  RICHARDSON  (India-Calcutta). 

Thomas  William  RICHARDSON,  son  of  Thomas  William  Richard- 
son, of  27,  Roland  Gardens,  S.W.  ;  b.  1865  ;  ed.  at  Brighton  and  Cheltenham  Colls., 
and  at  New  Coll.,  Oxford:  m.  1894,  Katherine,  da.  of  the  late  John  Robertson, 
of  Fallside  Hill,  near  Kelso  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1905  ;  entered  I.C.S.  1884,  and 
served  in  Bengal  as  Assist.  Magistrate  and  Collector  ;  appointed  Under  Sec,  Gen., 
Revenue,  and  Statistical  Departs.,  Bengal  1893,  Joint  Magistrate  and  Dep.  Collector 
1895,  Registrar,  High  Court  (Appellate  Div.)  1895,  Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1899, 
Sec.  to  Govt,  of  Bengal,  Judicial  and  Gen.  Departs.  1906,  Officiating  Sec.  to  Govt, 
of  India,  Legislative  Depart.  1907,  Acting  Judge,  Calcutta  High  Court  1909  and 
1910,  Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge,  and  Sup.  and  Remembrancer  of  Legal  Affairs  1909, 
and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Judicature,  Calcutta  1912  ;  Knt.  1922. 
Residence — Calcutta. 


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HON.  W.  R.  RIDDELL  (Canada-Ontario). 
William  Renwick  Riddell,  fifth  son  of  the  late  Walter  RiddelL 
of  Hamilton  Township,  Ontario,  by  Mary,  da.  of  Walter   Renwick    of  Annan 
Dumfr.es;  ^.  April  6th    1852;  ed.  at  Cobo^rg  Collegiate  Institute  and  at  vIS 
S;  ^Hnn  ^?74.  Mathematical  and  Natural  Science  Prizeman.  B.Sc.  1876.  LL  b! 
1878).  Hon    L.H.p.   Syracuse  Univ..  LL.D.  I^fayette  Coll..  McMaster  Univ 
TorontoUniv.,  atTrin.  Coll..  Hartford,  at  North  Western  UniC..  Univ  of  Roch«: 
ter.  at  Wesleyan  Univ.  and  at  Yale  Univ.  :  m.  1884.  Anna  Hester  Kirsop,  da   of 
James  Crossen.    of  Cobourg.  Ontario  ;   Bar.  Ontario  1883.  and  a  O  C     i8o7  •  a 
Bencher  of  Law  So.  of  Upper  Canada  1892 ;  is  a  Life  Fellow  and  Local  .Sec '  of 
Botanical  So.  of  Edinburgh,  a  Fellow  of  Roy.  Historical  So.  (London)  nnd  Rov 
So.  of  Canada,  and  an  Hon.  Member  American  Bar  and  of  several  USA   State 
Bar  Assos.  ;  sometime  Professor  of  Mathematics  at  Govt.  Normal  Sch    Ottawa 
Senator  and  E.xaminer  in  Law  at  Victoria  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Toronto'(a  Mem- 
ber of  Senate— elected  by  Graduates   in  Law— since  1884)  ;    appointed  a  Puisne 
Justice  of  the  Kings  Bench  Div.  of  High  Court  of  Justice,  Ontario  1906  and  of 
and  (Appellate)  Div.  Court  1913.  ' 

Residence-^\og,  St.  George  Street,  Toronto.        C/«*j— York  (Toronto),  Ontario  Jockey 
London  (Ontario).  " 

HON.  J.  J.  RITCHIE  (Canada-Nova  Scotia). 
James  J.  RITCHIE;  (J.  1856  :  i?i.  1885;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Supreme  Court  of  Nova  Scotia  1912,  and  Judge  in  Equity  of  the  Supreme  Court, 
and  Judge  Ordinary  of  the  Divorce  and  Matrimonial  Cause  Court  of  the  Province 
1915  (also  Dep.  Judge  in  Admiralty). 
Residence — Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 

HON.  A.  RI7ARD  (Canada-Quebec). 

A.  RiVARD  ;  b.  18—;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  King's  Bench, 
Province  of  Quebec  1921. 

Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

HON.  SIR  SYDNEY  M.  ROBINSON  (India-Burma). 

Sydney  Maddock  Robinson,  son  of  the  late  Walter  Allen 
Robinson.  Principal  of  Chiefs'  Coll.,  Punjab,  by  Gwen  Rhys.  da.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Rhys  ;  b.  Dec.  3rd.  1865  ;  ed.  at  Hereford  Cathedral  Sch.,  and  at  Brasenose 
Coll.,  Oxford  :  m.  1899,  Mary  Louisa,  da.  of  Bayly  Moore  CoUyns,  formerly  of 
Morebath  House,  Morebath,  Devon  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1888  ;  formerly  Capt. 
Punjab  Light  Horse  ;  appointed  Public  Prosecutor.  Lahore  1889,  Junior  Govt. 
Advocate.  Ch.  Court,  Punjab  1889,  Govt.  Advocate  1899.  Legal  Remembrancer, 
Punjab  1908,  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Ch.  Court,  Lower  Burma  1908.  and  Ch.  Judge 
thereof  1920 ;  Knt.  1922. 

Residence— 1,  Leeds  Road,  Rangoon,  Burma.  Clubs — East  India  United  Service, 
Punjab  (Lahore),  Pegu  (Rangoon). 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  ROBERT  B.  RODEN  (British  Honduras). 
Robert  Blair  RODEN,  son  of  John  James  Roden,  Proprietor  of 
Sugar  Estates.  Antigua ;  b.  i860  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1902  ;  entered  Colonial  Ser. 
1880 ;  appointed  a  Magistrate  and  Coroner.  Nevis  1890,  Magistrate.  Bridgetown, 
Barbados  1903.  Acting  Judge  Assist..  Court  of  Appeal.  Barbados  1903,  Acting  Ch. 
Justice,  a  Member  of  Board  of  Education,  and  Legal  .Adviser  to  Govt.,  St.  Vincent 
1909.  Ch.  Justice  thereof  1912,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  British  Honduras  1914  ;  acted 
as  Private  Sec.  to  successive  Govs,  of  Leeward  Islands  1883-96 ;  appointed  a 
M.E.C.  and  M.L.C.,  St.  Vincent  1909;  Knt.  1918. 
Residence— BcWzs,  British  Honduras. 

HON.  J.  S.  ROGERS  (Canada-Nova  Scotia). 
J.  S.  ROGERS;   b.  18—;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of 
Nova  Scotia, 

Residence-  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 


476  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

HON.  H.  E.  ROSE  (Canada— Ontario  1. 

Hugh  Edward  Rose,  son  of  the  late  Hon.  John  Edward  Rose,  a 

Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Ontario  (Common  Pleas  Div.),  by  Kate  Macdonald  ; 
.  Sept.  i6th,  1869;  ed.  at  Toronto  Collegiate  Institute,  and  at  Toronto  Univ. 
(B.A.  1891,  LL. B.  1892);  Bar.  Ontario  1894,  and  a  K.C.  1908;  appointed  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  Div.  of  Ontario  Dec.  1916. 

Residence — 86,  Roxborough  Street  East,  Toronto,  Ontario.     Club — Toronto. 

HIS  HONOUR  T.  E.  ROSEBT  (Mauritius). 

Thomas  Ernest  Roseby,  son  of  Samuel  Roseby,  of  Sydney,  by 
Mary,  da.  of  William  Wilson  ;  b.  Jan.  25th,  1868  ;  ed.  at  Sydney  Gram.  Sch. ,  at 
St.  Paul's  Coll.,  and  at  Sydney  Univ.  (B.A.  1890,  M.A.  1901,  Prizeman  in  English 
and  Philosophy,  and  Honourman  in  French  and  German)  ;  Bar.  Sydney  1896, 
and  Middle  Temple  1912  ;  was  Senior  Clerk  in  Roy.  Mint,  Sydney  1885-96  ;  has 
been  Crown  Prosecutor  and  Counsel  in  various  Commns.  and  Enquiries  ;  unsuc- 
cessfully contested  Lang  Div.  of  Commonwealth  of  Australia  1903 ;  appointed 
Judicial  Commr.  and  British  Judge  of  Joint  (International)  Court  in  New  Hebrides 
1908,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Mauritius  1918  ;  editor  of  Law  Chronicle  :  part  author 
of  "Joint  Court  Procedure,"  and  a  contributor  to  various  Australian  Journals. 
Residence — Curepipe,  Mauritius.        Club — University  (Sydney). 

HON.  L.  R.  ROY  (Canada— Quebec). 

Louis  Rodolphe  Roy,  son  of  N.  Roy,  by  his  wife,  Marie  Letellier ; 
b.  Feb.  7th,  1859;   ed.   at  Laval  Univ.  (D.C.L.  1883)  ;  Bar.  Quebec  1883;  is  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Quebec. 
Residence — Quebec,  Canada. 

HIS  HONOUR  A.  D.  RUSSELL  (Trinidad). 

Alexander  David  Russell,  son  of  the  Rev.  John  Russell,  Min. 
of  Grange,   Banffshire  ;    b.   1864  ;    ed.  at  Aberdeen  (M.A.   1885)  and  Edinburgh 
(LL.  B.    1889)    Univs.  ;    Advocate,    Scotland    1889 ;    appointed    Ch.    Magistrate, 
Gambia  1898,  and  Puisne  Judge  of  Trinidad  and  Tobago  1906. 
Residence — Port  of  Spain,  Trinidad.         Club — Royal  Societies'. 

HON.  A.  F.  RUSSELL  (Rhodesia). 

Alexander   Eraser   Russell  ;    b.    1876;    B.A.    and   LL.B. ;    Bar. 

Middle  Temple  1901 ;    also  Advocate  Supreme  Court,  S.  Africa  ;    is  Puisne  Judge 
of  S.  Rhodesia. 

Residence — Bulawayo,  Rhodesia. 

HON.  B.  RUSSELL  (Canada— Nova  Scotia). 

Benjamin  Russell,  D.C.L.,  son  of  the  late  Nathaniel  Russell,  of 
Dartmouth,  Nova  Scotia  ;  b.  Jan.  loth,  1849  ;  ed.  at  Halifax  Gram.  Sch.,  and  at 
Mount  Allison  Univ.  (B.A.  1868,  M.A.  1871,  D.C.L.  1893)  :  m.  1872,  Louisa  E., 
da.  of  the  late  Capt.  Coleman  ;  Bar.  Canada  1872,  and  a  K.C.  1890  ;  appointed 
Professor  of  Contracts,  and  Lecturer  on  Bills  and  Notes,  Sales  and  Equity  in 
Dalhousie  Univ.  1888  ;  was  a  Law  Reporter,  Nova  Scotia  Supreme  Court  1875-96, 
and  a  Member  of  Dominion  Parliament  1896-1904,  since  when  he  has  been  a  Puisne 
Judge  thereof. 

Residence — Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  J.  G.  RUTLEDQE  (India— Burma). 

John  Guy  Rutledge  ;    b.    18 — ;TBar.    Inner  Temple    1897,   and 
K.C.   19 —  ;   appointed  Sec.  to  Legislative  Council  and  Assist.  Sec.  to  (jovt.  of 
Burma  1908,  a  M.L.C.  1916,  Govt.  Advocate  1919,  and  an  Additional  Judge  of 
Chief  Court,  Lower  Burma  1921. 
Residence — Rangoon,  Burma. 


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HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  A.  E.  RTVES  (Indla-AUahabad). 
Alfred  Edward  Ryves,  son  of  the  late  Major  T.  J.  Ryves,  J. P., 
Dep.  Inspector-Gen.  of  Police,  United  Provinces,  India  ;  b.  Feb.  14th.  1865  ;  ed. 
at  Clifton  Coll.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1887)  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1888  :  m.  1891,  Kate  Coleman,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  E.  C.  Davies ;  appointed 
Acting  Govt.  Advocate  of  United  Provinces  1898  (confirmed  1901),  and  an 
Additional  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Allahabad  1920. 
^?j/Ve«c^^Allahabad,  India. 


SADASIVA  AIYAR  [see  AlyarL 


HON.  SIR  JOHN  W.  SALMOND  (New  Zealand). 

John  William  Salmond,  son  of  the  late  Professor  William 
Salmond,  of  Otago  Univ.,  New  Zealand  ;  b.  Dec.  3rd,  1862;  ed.  at  Ot.igo  Univ., 
and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London  (M.A.);  LL.B.  London:  m.  1891,  Anne  Bryham,  da. 
of  the  late  James  Guthrie,  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne  ;  Bar.  New  Zealand  1887,  and 
K.C.  1912  ;  was  Professor  of  Law,  Adelaide  Univ.  1897-1906  and  Victoria  Univ. 
Coll.,  Wellington  1906-7,  Parliamentary  Draftsman  to  New  Zealand  Govt.  1907- 
10,  Solicitor-Gen.,  New  Zealand  1910-20,  and  Acting  Puisne  Judge  1920-21,  since 
when  he  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  New  Zealand  ;  New 
Zealand  Delegate  to  Disarmament  Conference  at  Washington  1921  ;  Knt.  1918. 
Residence — Wellington,  New  Zealand. 


HON.  V.  SAMPSON  (South  Africa). 
Victor  Sampson,  son  of  William  Byron  Sampson,  ot  Cape  Town, 

by  Margaret  Woolls  ;  b.  April  22nd,  1855  ;  ed.  privately,  and  at  Cape  Univ.  (B.A. 
1876,  Ll^.B.  i88i):  m.  ist,  1885,  Anna  Margaret  Fehrsen  ;  2ndly,  1895,  Mildred 
Alice  Longuet  Higgins  ;  Bar.  S.  Africa  188 1,  and  a  K.C.  1895  ;  sometime  in  Cape 
Civil  Ser.  ;  was  a  M.L.A.,  Cape  Colony  1898-1908,  and  Attorney-Gen.  there 
1904-8  ;  sometime  a  Director  of  De  Beers  Consolidated  Mines  ;  has  been  a  Puisne 
Judge,  Eastern  Districts  Court,  Cape  Town  since  1915. 
Residence — Grahamstown,  South  Africa. 

F.  R.  SANDERSON  (Egypt). 
Francis  Robert  Sanderson,  son  of  the  late  Robert  Sanderson,  of 
Knowe  Park,  Galashiels  ;  b.  April  25th,  1875  ;  ed.  at  Fettes,  and  at  Oxford  Univ 
(B.A.  1898)  ;  LL.B.,  Edinburgh  1901  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1900;  Advocate,  Scotland 
1901;  was  Professor  at  Khedivial  Sch.  of  Law,  Cairo  1904-13.  and  a  Judge  of 
Native  Courts  of  First  Instance,  Egypt  1913-19.  since  when  he  has  been  a  Judge 
of  Native  Court  of  Appeal ;  on  active  ser.  during  European  War. 

Residence-Cairo,   Egypt.        Clubs-S^ns,'    (London),    Northern   (Edinburgh),    Turf 
(Cairo),  Union,  and  Khedivial  (.A.lexandria). 

HON.  SIR  LANCELOT  SANDERSON  (India- Calcutta). 
Lancelot  Sanderson,  son  of  the  late  John  Sanderson,  J. P.,  of 
Ward  House,  Ellel,  near  Lancaster,  by  Alice,  da.  of  John  lunstal  ofI.ancaMer  . 
b.  Oct.  24th,  1863;  ed.  at  Elstree,  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  ^^o'^' ^amb  <B.A. 
and  LL.B.  iSSsfM.A.  1892):  m.  1891,  Edith  Mabel,  da.  o^  Alfred  Helcher 
D.L.,  of  Allerton,  near  Liverpool;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1886.  a  K.C.  '90.3.  «nd  » 
Bencher  1912  ;  joined  N.  Circuit ;  appointed  Recorder  of  Wigan  Nov  |^'.  andCh. 
Justice  of  Bengal  1915  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Carlisk  July  1905  .  sat  as  M.V. 
for  N.,  or  Appleby,  Div.  of  Westmorland  (C)  1910-15  ;  Knt.  1915.  „  ,    . 

Residences-C^\cnna;  Ward  House,  Ellel,  near  Lancaster.        C/«*^-CarUon,  Oxford 
and  Cambridge. 

SAWREY-COOKSON  [see  Cookson]. 


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HON.  W.  J.  SCHUTT  (Austxalla-Victoria). 

William  John  Schutt,  son  of  John  Schutt,  formerly  Librarian 
Supreme  Court,  Melbourne  ;  b.  1868 ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme- 
Court  of  Victoria  1919. 

Residence — Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia. 

HON.  SIR  WALTER  G.  S.  SCHWABE  (India-Madras). 

Walter  George  Salis  Schwabe,  son  of  the  late  Maj.-Gen.  George 
Salis  Schwabe,  C.  B.  ;  b.  1873  :  m.  1901,  Margaret,  da.  of  Arthur  Sanderson,  of 
Edinburgh  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1897,  and  K.C.  1913  ;  appointed  Ch.  Justice 
of  High  Court,  Madras  1921  ;  Knt.  1922. 

Residences — Madras ;  65,  St.  James'  Court,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.  ;  Nea  House, 
Ringwood,  Hants.        Club — New  University. 

HON.  D.  L.  SCOTT  (Canada— Alberta). 

David  Lynch  ScOTT,  son  of  John  Scott,  of  Brampton,  Ontario, 
and  formerly  of  Aberdeenshire,  Scotland  ;  b.  Aug.  21st,  1845  ;  m.  1883,  Mary,  da. 
of  Thomas  McVittie,  of  Barrie,  Ontario  ;  a  Q.C.  1885  ;  was  Crown  Prosecutor 
for  Western  Assiniboia,  and  Legal  Adviser  to  Govt,  of  N.  W.  Territories  1884-94, 
and  Counsel  for  Crown  in  State  Trials  arising  out  of  N.  W.  Rebellion  1885  ;  ap- 
pointed a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  N.  W.  Territories  of  Canada  1894 
and  of  Supreme  Court  of  Alberta  1907,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Appellate  Div.  thereof 
1921. 

Residence  —Edmonton,  Alberta,  Canada. 

J.  H.  SCOTT  (Egypt). 

James  Harry  ScOTT,  son  of  James  Scott,  formerly  of  Garrion  Tower, 
Wishaw,  by  Harriet,  da.  of  J.  Munro  Mackenzie,  of  Calgary,  Isle  of  Mull  ;  b, 
Sept.  27th,  1873  ;  ed.  at  Fettes  Coll.,  and  at  Clare  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B. 
1896,  LL.M.  1899,  LL.D.  1908)  ;  Bacheler  en  Droit,  France;  Advocate,  Scotland 
1898  :  m.  1902,  Lucy  Constable,  da.  of  the  Rev.  William  Berkley,  of  Navestock, 
Essex  ;  S.  Africa  1899- 1900  with  Yeo. ,  European  War  1914-20  with  Yeo.  ;  acted 
as  Ch.  Justice  of  Palestine  1918-20 ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  First 
Instance,  Egypt  1920,  and  of  Mixed  Court  of  First  Instance,  Egypt  Jan.  1921  ; 
was  Lecturer  at  Sultaniah  Sch.  of  Law,  Cairo  1901-14. 
Residence — Mansiira,  Egj^pt. 

SCOTT-SMITH  [see  Smith]. 

HON.  M.  W.  SEARLE  (South  Africa -Cape  of  Good  Hope). 

Malcolm  William  Searle  ;  b.  1855;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1882; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Cape  of  Good  Hope  Div.  of  Supreme  Court, 
S.  .\frica  1910. 

Residence — Highlands,  VVynberg,  Cape  Town. 

HIS  HONOUR  C.  R.  W.  SETON  (Palestine). 

Claud  Ramsay  Wilmot  Seton,  M.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rev, 
Andrew  Ramsay  Seton,  M.A.  (Oxon),  formerly  R.  of  Elsted,  Sussex,  by  Emily 
Georgina,  elder  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  George  Edmund  Walker,  M.A.  (Camb.), 
formerly  R.  of  Doddington,  Cambridgeshire;  ^.  June  30th,.  1888;  ed.  at  Fram- 
lingham  Coll.,  Suffolk,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London;  admitted  SoUcitor  1910; 
practised  as  a  partner  in  the  firm  of  Shelton  and  Co.,  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  W.C.,  and 
Wolverhampton  ;  European  War  1914-18  as  Private  Staffordshire  Yeo.,  an  Officer 
Motor  Machine  Gun  Ser.,  and  Comdg.  12th  Light  Armoured  Motor  Battery  in 
Egypt  and  Palestine  (wounded,  despatches  twice,  M.C.);  was  Staff-Capt.  Occupied 
Enemy  Territory  Administration.  Palestine  1918-19,  since  when  he  has  been  Pres. 
of  District  Court  of  Jaffa. 
Residence — Jaffa,  Palestine. 


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HON.  A.  SBVIGNT  (Canada-Quebec). 

Albert  Sevigny  ;   d.   1881  ;  ed.  at  Laval  Univ.  (B.A.   18—);  was- 
Dep.  Speaker  to  Canadian  House  of  Commons  1915,  and  Speaker  thereof  1016-17- 
IS  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Quebec. 
Residence — Quebec,  Canada. 

HON.  SIR  SHADI  LAL  (India-Punjab  and  Delhi). 
Shadi  Lal;  b.  1874;  ed.  at  Govt.  High  Sch. ,  Rewari,  a 
Govt.  Coll.,  Lahore  (B.A.  1894,  M.A.  1895),  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (Boden 
Sanskrit  Scholar  1896,  Hon.  B.A.  1898,  B.C.L.  1899)  :  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1899. 
(Honoursman  Council  of  Legal  Education,  Special  Prizeman  in  Constitutional 
Law,  Constitutional  History,  and  Legal  History,  .Arden  Law  Scholar)  ;  elected  a 
Member  of  Legislative  Council  of  Punjab  (by  Punjab  Univ.)  1910  to  1913;  is  a 
Fellow  and  Syndic,  Punjab  Univ.  ;  appointed  Additional  Puisne  Judge  of  Ch. 
Court,  Punjab  1913,  a  Puisne  Judge  1917,  and  a  Puisne  Judge,  Punjab  and  Delhi 
High  Court  1919,  and  Ch.  Justice  thereof  1920;  author  of  "Lectures  on  Inter- 
national Law,"  "Commentaries  on  Law  of  Pre-emption,"  "Commentaries  oa 
Alienation  of  Land  Act,"  etc.  ;  Knt.  1921. 
Residence — Lahore,  Punjab. 

HON.  W.  A.  B.  SHAND  (Australia-Queensland). 
William  Alfred  Byam  Shand  ;  b.  18—;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1884; 
appointed  a  Justice  of  Supreme  Court  of  Queensland  1909. 
Residence — Brisbane,  Queensland. 

HON.  SIB  WALTER  S.  SHAW  (Straits  Settlements). 
Walter  Sidney  Shaw,  son  of  George  Shaw,  Bar.-at-Law ;  b.  1863 ; 
ed.  at  Brighton  Coll.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  :  m.  1895,  Dorothy  Emma,  da. 
of  Foster  Mortimer,  of  70,  Eccleston  Square,  S.W.  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1888;. 
appointed  Acting  Ch.  Justice  of  St.  Vincent  1906,  Ch.  Justice  1907,  Ch.  Justice, 
British  Honduras  1912,  a  Puisne  Judge,  Ceylon  1914,  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Straits 
Settlements  1921  ;  author  of  "  Revised  Laws  of  St.  Vincent,"  and  "  Revised  Laws- 
of  British  Honduras  "  ;  Knt.  1921. 

Residence — Nassam  House,  Singapore,  Straits  Settlements. 

SHEARMAN-TURNER  [see  Turner]. 
SHER  ABDUL  QADIR  [see  Qadir]. 

HON.  J.  A.  SHERIDAN  (Kenya  Colony). 
Joseph  (Alfred)  SheridaN,  son  of  the  late  Joseph  Sheridan,  of 
Spencer  Park,  Castlebar,  co.  Mayo;  b.  Nov.  12th.  1882  ;  ed.  at  Castleknock  Coll., 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  :  m.  1913,  Muriel,  da.  of  Roger  Macaulay,  M.l)  .  of 
Ballina,  co.  Mayo  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1907 ;  entered  Nyasaland  Civil  Ser. 
1908;  was  Acting  Judge,  High  Court,  Nyasaland  1909-10,  Assist,  to  Attorney- 
Gen.,  Nyasaland  I9i2-i3,and  Resident  Magistrate,  E.Africa  Protectorate  1913-20; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Kenya  Colony  1920  (also  a  Judge 
of  Court  of  Appeal  of  E.  Africa) ;  Chm.  Masai  Riots  Claim  Commn.  1918-19. 
Residence— 'S'ia.noh'i,  Kenya  Colony.        C/«*i— Sports',  Stephen's  Green. 

D.  T.  J.  SHERLOCK  (British  North  Borneo). 
David  Thomas  Joseph  SHERLOCK,  M.B.E.,  son  of  Thomas  Sher- 
lock ;  b.  Sept.  6th,  1881  ;  ed.  at  Downside  Coll.,  and  at  Dublin  Univ.  (B.A.  18—) : 
m.  18—,  Augusta  Anna,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  Francis  Cruise  ;  Bar.  King  s  Inns, 
Dublin  1904;  European  War  1915-19  as  Capt.  (M.B.E.);  appointed  Judicia* 
Commr.,  British  N.  Borneo  1920  ;  M.B.E.  (Mil.)  1919. 

.ffw/rf^KW-Sandakan,    British    North    Borneo;    20,   Upper    Mount    Street,   Dublin. 
C/«i— University  (Dublin;. 


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HON.  W.  A.  SIM  (New  Zealand). 

William  Alexander  Sim  ;  b.  Sept.  13th,  1858;  was  Pres.  New  Zea- 
land Arbitration  Court  1907-13  ;  is  Senior  Puisne  Judge  of  tlie  Supreme  Court  of 
New  Zealand  (acted  as  Ch.  Justice  1921) ;  joint  author  of  "Stout  and  Sims'  Prac- 
tice of  the  Supreme  Court  and  Court  of  Appeal,  New  Zealand." 
Residence — Dunedin,  New  Zealand. 

HON.  W.  C.  SIMMONS  (Canada-Alberta). 

William  Charles  SiMMONS ;  b.  1865;  ed.  at  Collingwood  High 
Sch.,  and  at  Toronto  Univ.  (B.A.  18 — )  :  m.  1899,  Mary  Wilmetta  Wilson,  of 
Woodstock,  Ontario  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Alberta 
T910  (now  of  its  Trial  Div.). 

^«/</.?«r«  — Lethbridge,  Alberta,  Canada. 


HIS  HONOUR  H.  E.  M.  SISNETT  (Jamaica). 

Herbert  Kortright  McDonnell  SiSNETT  ;  b.  18—  ;  ed.  at  Harrison 
•Coll.,  Barbados;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1896;  appointed  Registrar-Gen.,  British 
Honduras,  and  Dist.  Commr.,  Belize  1907,  Acting  Attorney-Gen.,  and  Acting 
Ch.  Justice,  British  Honduras  1907,  Stipendiary  Magistrate,  British  Guiana  1913, 
■and  a  Puisne  Judge  Jamaica  1921. 
Residence — Kingston  Jamaica. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  ALFRED  V.  W.  LUCIE  SMITH  (Trinidad  and  Tobago). 

Alfred  van  Waterschoodt  Lucie  Smith;  b.  1854;  ed.  at  Rugby; 
-admitted  Solicitor,  British  Guiana  1877  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1881 :  m.  ist,  1885, 
Alice,  da.  of  E.  L.  Aves ;  andly,  1901,  Mary  Meta  Ruth,  da.  of  the  late  Sir  David 
Palmer  Ross,  C.M.G.,  M.D.,  Surg.-Gen.  of  British  Guiana;  acted  as  Solicitor- 
Gen,  of  British  Guiana  1882-7 ;  appointed  Pres.  of  Dist.  Court  of  Famagusta, 
Cyprus  1887  and  of  Limassol  1892,  Acting  Queen's  Advocate  1893,  Acting 
■Consular  Judge,    Constantinople    1895,    and  Resident    Magistrate   of  Kingston, 

Jamaica  1896  ;  was  a  Puisne  judge  of  British  Guiana  1898-1908,  since  when  he 
as  been  Ch.  Justice  of  Trinidad  and  Tobago  ;  knighted  191 1. 
Residence — Port  of  Spain,  Trinidad. 

HON.  F.  G.  SMITH  (Uganda). 

Frank  Guthrie  Smith,   son   of  the    late  Sheriff  Guthrie   Smith ; 

J).  1873;  ed.  at  Watson's  Coll.,  Edinburgh,  at  Edinburgh  Univ.,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Camb. ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1900 ;  Conveyancer  to  Land  Office,  Uganda 
Protectorate  1913-14,  and  Magistrate  thereof  1914-19,  when  he  was  appointed  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  Uganda  High  Court  (also  a  Member  of  Court  of  Appeal  for  E. 
Africa) ;  is  Chancellor  of  Diocese  of  Uganda. 
Residence — Entebbe,  Uganda,  British  E.  Africa. 

F.  S.  SMITH  (Barbados). 
Frederick  Stanley  Smith,  son  of  Frederick  Bonham  Smith,  I.S.O., 
formerly  Provost  Marshal  and  Inspector  of  Prisons,  Barbados  ;  b.  Oct.  7th, 
1870  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1892  ;  was  Acting  Judge  Assist.,  Court  of  Appeal, 
Barbados  1897,  and  Acting  Judge  thereof  and  Master  in  Chancery  1906,  1907  and 
1908 ;  appointed  a  }  udge  Assist,  of  Court  of  Appeal  and  Registrar  of  Friendly 
•Sos.  Barbados  1913  (also  Inspector  of  Prisons  1917). 
Residence — Bridgetown,  Barbados. 

G.  W.  SMITH  (Tnrks  Islands). 

George  Whitfield  Smith,  son  of  Abel  George  Smith,  of  Dublin ; 
J>.  July  24th,  1861  ;  ed.  in  Barbados :  m.  1887,  Susan  Adeline  Sinckler,  of 
Barbados  ;  held  various  Govt,  posts  in  St.  Lucia,  St.  Vincent  and  Barbados  ;  was 
Travelling  Sup.  of    Imperial  Depart,  of  Agriculture  for  W.  Indies  1898-1904  ; 


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became  CommrCaniacon  1904,  Comnir.  S.  Grenadines  1910,  and  Commr.  and 
Judge  of  the  Turks  and  Caicos  Islands  1914  :  is  a  Corresponding  Member  of  Roy. 
Horticultural  So.  i-  a  /. 

J?esMence— Government  House,  Granfl  Turk,  Turks  Islands. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  H.  SCOTT-SMITH  (India-Punjab  and  DelW). 

Henry  ScoTT- SMITH;  />.  1865  ;  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Stratford-on-Avon, 
and  at  Keble  Coll.,  Oxford ;  entered  I.C.S.  1886,  and  served  as  Assist,  and  Dep. 
Commr.  Punjab ;  appomted  Dist.  Judge,  Punjab  189+,  Div.  Judge  1902,  a  tern- 
porary  Additional  Judge.  Ch.  Court  thereof  1914.  a  Puisne  Judge  1915.  and  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court,  Punjab  and  Delhi  1919. 

K£sicfenc/:—L,nhore,  Punjab. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  (P.)  CRAMPTON  SMYLY  (Gold  Coast). 

(Philip)  Crampton  Smyly,  son  of  the  late  Sir  Philip  Crampton 
Smyly,  M.D.,  of  4,  Merrion  Square  North,  Dublin,  by  the  Hon.  Selina  Maria  da 
of  3rd  Baron  Plunket  ;  d.  1866  ;  ed.  at  Dublin  Univ.  (LL.D.  1891)  :  m.  1905,  his 
cousin,  Ailesn,  da.  of  Sir  William  Josiah  Smylv,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.I.,  of  58,  Merrion 
Square,  Dublin  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1888,  and  Grav's  Inn  1902  ;  appointed 
Queen's  Advocate,  Sierra  Leone  1895,  Attorney-Gen.  1896,  Ch.  Justice  1901,  and 
■Chief  Justice  of  Gold  Coast  1911  ;  knighted  1905. 
Resilience — Accra,  Gold  Coast. 

HON.  SIR  WILLIAM  H.  SOLOMON  (South  Africa). 
William  Henry  SOLOMON,  K.C.S.I.,  K.C.M.G.,  4th  son  of  the  late 
Rev.  Edward  S  olomon,  of  Bedford,  Cape  (Tolony  ;  b.  1852  ;  ed.  at  St.  Peter's 
Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1876)  :  w.  18—,  Maude  Elizabeth.  O.B.E.,  who  d  1920,  da. 
of  the  late  H.  B.  Christian,  of  Port  Elizabeth  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1877  ;  practised 
at  Bar  of  Supreme  Court  of  Cape  Colony,  and  of  High  Court  of  Griqualand 
West ;  appointed  Assist.  Legal  Adviser  to  Govt.  1883  ;  acted  as  .Attorney-Gen. 
on  three  occasions,  and  as  a  Member  of  S.  African  Delimitation  Commn.'  1909 ; 
was  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Griqualand  1887-96,  of  Eastern  Dists. 
■Court  of  Cape  Colony  1896-1901,  and  of  Transvaal  Colony  1901-10,  since  when 
he  has  been  a  Judge  of  Appellate  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  .'<.  Africa:  knighted 
1907,  K.C.M.G.  1913,  K. C.S.I.  1914. 
Residence— Vxexor\?i,  Iransvaal  Colony. 

J.  M.  I.  SOUDAN  (Egypt). 

J.  M.  I.  Soudan  ;  /;.  i8—  ;  is  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of  Appeal, 
•Cairo. 

Residence — Cairo,  Egypt. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  C.  G.  SPENCER  (India-Madras). 

Charles  Gordon  Spencer,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Charles  Vera 
Spencer;  b.  Feb.  23rd,  1869  ;  ed.  at  Marlborough,  and  at  Keble  C'oll.,  Oxford: 
m.  1903,  Edith  Mary,  youngest  da.  of  the  late  Col.  Hugh  Pearce  Pearson,  C.  B.  ; 
Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1919  ;  entered  I.C.S.  1888,  and  served  in  Madras  as  Assist. 
Collector  and  Magistrate  ;  appointed  Sub-Collector,  and  Joint  Magistrate  1903, 
Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1907,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court,  Madnis  1914. 

Residence— Weston,  Haddow's  Road,  Nungumbaukain,  Madras.  C/ud — East  India 
United  Service. 

HON.  P.  J.  SPROULE  (Straits  SetUements). 

Percy  Julian  SproulE  ;  fi.  Dec.  4th,  1873  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1895  ;  appointed  Dep.  Registrar,  Supreme  Court,  Penang  1899,  Acting  .Assist. 
Registrar  there  1903,  Acting  Second  Magistrate,  Singapore  1904,  .Acting  Solicitor 
Gen.,  Penang  1908,  Acting  Registrar,  Supreme  Court  1908,  Acting  Solicitor-Gen. 
1909,  Solicitor-Gen.  1911,  Acting  Judicial  Commr.,  Federated  Malay  States  1912, 
and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Straits  .Settlements  1913. 
Residence — Singapore,  Straits  Settlements. 

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482  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

HON.  H.  E.  STARKE  (Australia-High  Court). 

Hayden  Erskine  Starke,  son  of  the  late  Anthony  George  Hayden 
Starke,  M.D.  ;  b.  Feb.  22nd,  1871  ;  ed.  in  Melbourne:  m.  1909,  Margaret  Mary, 
da.  of  the  Hon.  John  Ga van-Duffy  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of 
Australia  1920. 

A'?j/(/i?«c^— Calembeen,  Tooroh  Road,  Malvern,  Victoria,  Australia.     Clubs — Australian 
(Melbourne),  Union  (Sj'dney). 

W.  S.  STEWART  (Canada— Prince  Edward  Island), 

William  Snodgrass  Stewart,  son  of  Alexander  Stewart ;  b.  Feb. 
13th,  1855  ;  ed.  at  McGill  Coll.,  Montreal  (B.A.  ist  class  Honours  in  Classics 
1878)  :  m.  1892,  Annie  Augusta,  da.  of  Lieut. -Col.  Henry  Beer,  Speaker  Prince 
Edward  Island  Legislative  Council  ;  Bar.  Prince  Edward  Island  1882,  and  a  K.C. 
1894  ;  sometime  a  M.E.C.  of  Prince  Edward  Island  ;  appointed  Judge  of  Queen's, 
Prince  Edward  Island  1914,  and  Local  Judge  in  Admiralty  for  Prince  Edward 
Island  1917. 

Residence — Charlottetown,  Prince  Edward  Island. 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  ROBERT  STOUT  (New  Zealand). 
Robert  Stout,  P.C,  K.C.M.G.,  son  of  Thomas  Stout;  b.  Sept. 
28th,  1844  ;  ed.  at  Lerwick  Parish  Sch.,  Shetland  Isles  :  m.  1876,  Anna  P.,  da. 
of  John  Logan,  of  Dunedin,  New  Zealand  ;  Bar.  of  New  Zealand  1871  ;  went  . 
to  New  Zealand  1863,  where  for  some  years  he  was  a  Master  in  Dunedin  Gram. 
Sch. ;  organised  the  Educational  Institute  of  Otago,  of  which  he  was  Pres.  ; 
attended  Otago  Univ.  as  a  student  for  two  years,  and  was  subsequently  for  three 
years  Law  Lecturer  thereat ;  is  a  Fellow  and  Chancellor  of  New  Zealand  Univ., 
and  a  Member  of  Council  of  Victoria  Univ.  Coll.,  Wellington  ;  entered  Provincial 
Council  of  Otago  1872,  and  became  Provincial  Solicitor  1873,  a  Member  of  Gen. 
Assembly  1875,  Attorney-Gen.  1878,  and  Min.  for  Lands  and  Immigration  1878  ; 
was  Prime  Min.  of  New  Zealand,  Attorney-Gen.  and  Mm.  of  Education  1884-7; 
elected  a  Member  of  House  of  Representatives  1875,  1884,  and  1893,  and  became 
Ch.  Justice  of  New  Zealand  1899;  is  a  Member  of  Judicial  Committee  of  Privy 
Council;  knighted  1886 ;  P.C.  1921. 
Residence — Wellington,  New  Zealand. 

HON.  J.  STRATFORD  (South  Africa— Transvaal). 

James  Stratford  ;  b.  18—;   Bar.  Inner  Temple  1898;  appointed 
a  Puisne  Judge  of  the  Transvaal  1921. 
Residence — Pretoria,  Transvaal. 

HON.  P.  W.  STREET  (Australia-New  South  Wales). 
Philip  Whistler  STREET,  son  of  the  late  John  Rendell  Street- 
b.  Aug.  9th,  1863  ;  ed.  at  Sydney  Gram.  Sch.  and  Univ.  (B.A.  1883)  ;  Bar.  N.  S. 
Wales  1886:  m.  1888,  Belinda  Maud,  da.  of  the  late  Frederick  Poolman  ;  ap- 
pointed a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  C'ourt  of  N.S.  Wales  Feb.  1907,  and  is  Ch. 
Judge  in  Equity  and  Judge  in  Bankruptcy. 

Residence  — lAwsryDgz,    Elizabeth     Bay,    Sydney,     N.S.    Wales.  Clubs— \jmon^ 

University. 

HON.  T.  W.  STRINGER  (New  Zealand). 
Thomas  Walter  Stringer,  son  of  WiUiam  Stringer  ;  b.  Nov.  4th,, 
1856  ;  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  New  Zealand  since  1913,  and 
Judge  of  its  Arbitration  Court  1913-20. 
Residence — Auckland,  New  Zealand. 

HIS  HONOUR  H.  C.  STRONGE  (Tonga  Islands). 
Herbert  Cecil   Stronge  ;   b.  Jan,  3rd,  1875;    ed.  at  Trin.   Coll,,. 
Dublin  (B.A,  1897; ,   Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1900;   was  Stipendiary  and  Circuit 
Magistrate,  Bahamas  1911-17,   since   when  he  has  been   Ch.  Justice  of  Tonga 
Islands. 

Residence — Nukualofa,  Tonga,  Pacific  Islands, 


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DOMINION   AND   COLONIAL  JUDGES.  483 


A.  L.  C.  STUART  (Cyprus). 
Alan  Lenox  Conyngham  Stuart,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  Lieut  - 
Col.  Robert  Arthur  Walter  Charles  Stuart  ;  h.  1863  :  m.  1908,  Marion  Charlotte 
da.  of  Herbert  Robins,  of  Johannesburg,  Transvaal,  and  widow  of  1.  H  Mackay' 
of  Alness,  N.B. ;  is  a  Bar.-at-Law  ;  was  a  Dist.  Commr.  Gold  Coast  1898-1902 
(Acted  as  Attorney-Gen.  1899)  ;  served  with  Ashanti  Field  Force  with  Western 
Akim  levies  (despatches,  medal,  thanked  by  Govt.);  specially  promoted  Commr. 
1901,  and  became  Commr.  for  Mines  (Tarkwa)  and  Railways  1902  ;  transferred  to 
Cyprus,  and  was  Pres.  Dist.  Court  1902-19,  when  he  was  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge 
of  Supreme  Court  of  Cyprus  1919;  has  acted  as  King's  Advocate  on  various 
occasions. 

Residence — Nicosia,  Cyprus. 


HON.  C.  A.  STOART  (Canada- Alberta). 

Charles  Allan  Stuart,  LL.D.,  son  of  Charles  Stuart ;  b.  Aug.  3rd, 
1864 ;  ed.  at  Toronto  Univ.  :  m.  1901,  Beatrice,  da.  of  the  late  William  E.  Ro.x- 
borough,  of  Norwood,  Ontario  ;  is  a  Puisne  ludge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Alberta 
(Appellate  Div.). 

Residence — 718,  Seventh  Avenue,  West  Calgary,  Alberta,  Canada. 


HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  L.  STUART  (India-AUahabad). 

Louis  Stuart,  CLE.;  b.  1870;  ed.  at  Charterhouse,  and  at 
Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford;  appointed  First  Additional  Judicial  Commr.  of  Oudh  1914, 
and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court,  Allahabad  1921 ;  sometime  Lieut. -Col.  Indian 
Defence  Force;  CLE.  1919. 

Residences — Terhi  Kothi,  Lucknow ;  7,  Rawlinson  Road,  Oxford. 


HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  Z.  R.  Z.  SUHRAWARDY  (India- Calcutta). 

Zahadur  Rahim  Zahed  Suhrawardy  ;  b.  18 — ;  appointed  a  Puisne 
udge  of  High  Court  of  Calcutta  1921. 
Residence — Fort  William,  Bengal. 

HON.  E.  F.  SURVEYER  (Canada— Quebec). 
Edouard  Fabre  Surveyer  ;   b.  18—;   appointed  a  Puisne  Judge 
of  Supreme  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1 920. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 


HON.  R.  F.  SUTHERLAND  (Canada— Ontario). 
Robert  Franklin  Sutherland,  son  of  Donald  Sutherland,  by  his 
wife,  Jane  ;  b.  April  5th,  1859  :   m.  1888,  Mary  Bartlet  ;  is  a  P.C.  of  Canada, land 
a  Piiisne  Judge  of  and  Appellate  Div.  Court,  Ontario. 
Residence — Toronto,  Ontario. 

LIEUT.-COL.  THE  HON.  F.  S.  TATHAM  (8.  Africa-Natal), 

Frederic  Spence  Tatham,  D.S.O.,  son  of  Robert  Bristow  Tatham, 
of  Natal ;  h.  1865  ;  ed.  at  Bishop's  Coll.,  Pietermaritzburg  :  m.  1887,  Ada  Susan 
Molyneux ;  Advocate  of  Supreme  Court,  Natal  ;  is  Hon.  Major  in  the  Army  ; 
served  in  Basuto  War  1881  (medal  with  clasp),  in  S.  African  War  1889- 1902 
(despatches,  medal  with  five  clasps),  and  during  European  War  1915-17  as  Lieut.- 
Col.  S.  African  Defence  Forces  (despatches  thrice,  D.S.O.);  sat  in  Natal  Parlia- 
ment (for  Pietermaritzburg  City)  1893-1907.  and  was  Chm.  of  Committees  and  Dep. 
Speaker  1897-1907  ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge,  Natal  Div.,  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa ; 
D.S.O.  1917. 

Residence-VaxVside:,    Pietermaritzburg,    Natal.  C/k*i— Constitutional    (London), 

Victoria  (Pietermaritzburg),  and  Durban  (Durban). 


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HON.  G.  E.  TAYLOR  (Canada— Saskatchewan). 

George  E.  TAYLOR  ;  b.  18 — ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  King's 
Bench  of  I^rovince  of  Saskatchewan  1918. 
Residence — Regiiia,  Saskatchewan,  Canada. 

HON.  J.  M.  TELLIER  (Canada-Quebec). 

Joseph  Mathias  Tellier  ;  h.  18 — ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Superior  Court  of  Montreal  1916,  and  of  King's  Bench  1920. 
Residence — Montreal,  Canada. 

HON.  A.  TESSIER  (Canada-Quebec). 

Augusta  TES.SIER,  son  of  the  Hon.  Ulric  J.  Tessier,  of  Quebec  ; 
b.  Nov.  20th,  1853  ;  ed.  at  Jesuits  Coll.,  and  at  Laval  Univ.  (LL. B.  1876)  :  in. 
1878,  Corrinne  (jauveau  ;  Advocate  1876,  and  a  K.C.  1900;  appointed  Speaker 
of  Legislative  Assembly  and  Min.  of  Agriculture,  Quebec  1905,  Treasurer  1906, 
.and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec  1907. 
Residence— ^\mo\MM\.  Quebec,  Canada.         Club — Garrison  (Quebec). 

HON.  SIR  WILLIAM  TEUNON  (India-Calcutta). 
William  Teunon,  son  of  the  late  William  Teunon,  of  Turriff, 
Aberdeenshire;  h.  May  23rd,  1863;  ed.  at  Aberdeen  Univ.,  and  at  King's  Coll., 
Camb.  :  m.  1888,  Alice  Charlotte'(Lovell),  da.  of  the  late  John  Scott,  of  Bombay  ; 
■  entered  I.C.S.  1883,  became  Assist.  Commr. ,  Assam  1888,  Dep.  Commr.  1892,. 
Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1895,  Sup.  and  Remembrancer  of  Legal  Affairs,  and 
Sec.  to  Council  of  Lieut. -Gov.  of  E.  Bengal  and  Assam  1907,  Officiating  Judge, 
High  Court  of  Judicature,  Calcutta  1909,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  1912  ;  Knt.  1921. 
Residence — Calcutta.        Clubs — East  India  United  Service,  Bengal  United  Service. 

HON.  S.  J.  THOMAS  (St.  Vincent). 

Samuel   Joyce   Thomas;    b.    18 — ;    Bar.    Middle   Temple   1898; 
sometime  a  London  County  Councillor  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  Stoke-on-Treni 
[U)  Dec.  1910  ;  appointed  Ch.  Justice  of  St.  Vincent  1919. 
Residence — Judge's  Lodge,  St.  Vincent,  West  Indies. 

W.  H.  H.  THORNE  (Egypt). 

William  Hobart  Houghton  Thorne  ;  b.  18—  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 

1900  ;  appointed  a  Judge  of  Mixed  Courts  of  First  Instance,  Egypt  1919. 
Residence — Cairo,  Egypt. 

L.  T.  THORP  (Egypt). 

Linton  Theodore  Thorp  ;  h.  1884;  LL.B.   London  (certificate  of 
honour  1906)  ;  B.ir.  Lincoln's  Inn  1906;  went  S.-E.  Clircuit ;  appointed  a  ist  class 
judge  of  Native  Court  of  First  Instance,  Egypt  1-919;    now  Judge  of  H.B. M.'s 
•Supreme  Court,  Egypt. 
Residence — Cairo,  Egypt. 

HIS  HONOUR  J.  M.  TITT  (Palestine). 
J.  M.  TiTT  ;  <5',  18— ;  is  Pres.  of  Dist.  Court  of  Haifa. 

Residence — Haifa,  Palestine. 

HON.  T.  S.  TOMLINSON  (East  Africa). 
Thomas   Symonds   TOMI.INSON,  son  of  the  Rev.  Arthur  Roger 
Tomlinson,  V.  of  Bolton-le-Sands,  Carnforth  ;   b.  Nov.   2nd,   1877  ;  ed.  at  Marl- 
borough, and  at  Irin.   Coll.,  Camb.   (B.A.  1899):    ;«.  18 — ;    Bar.   Inner  Temple 

1901  ;  appointed  an  Assist.  Judge  of  H.B. M.'s  Court  of  Zanzibar  1910,  Senior 
Assist.  Judge  thereof  1915,  and  Judge  1919  (also  a  Judge  of  Court  of  Appeal  of 
Eastern  Africa). 

Residence — Zanzibar.        Club — United  University. 


^  DOMINION    AND   COLONIAL  JUDGES.  485 

HON.  C.  H.  TREDSOLD  (Rhodesia), 
Clarkson  Henry  Tredgold,  son  of  the  late  Clarkson  S.  TredRoId, 
S    T^    T--  ^^^-n^^.  f  ^^  "•  •^'"'^^'""^-  °f  Cape  Town;  /,.  Sept.  21st    ,86, 
^Jssf.  t     ?"''''r^°'-p'"'k'  J"-  -H""^"  C°"-   =^"d  T""-   Hall,   Camb.    LL.H 
Middle  Temple  1889  :  appointed  Solicitor-Gen.,  S.  Rhodesia  1900.  Attorney-Gen 
1903.  and  Senior  Judge  of  S.  Rhodesia  1919;  wasaM.L.C.  looi-io.  andaM  E  c' 
1903-19.  ''        ^'  ... 

JiesMence-Cape  Avenue,  Salisbury,  Rhodesia.        CVw-Ji- Salisbury,  Bulawayo. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  V.  M.  C.  TROTTER  (India -Madras). 

Victor  Murray  Coutts  Trotter;  d.  May  12th,  1874;  Bar.  Inner 
Temple  1901  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Judicature,  Madras 
1914. 

Residence — Madras. 

HON.  SIR  WILLIAM  TUDBALL  (India- Allahatoad). 
William  Tudball,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Charles  Tudball  ;  ^i.  March 
15th,  1866  ;  ed.  at  Bedford  Modern  Sch..  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  O.vford  :  m.  1889,  Kate, 
el.  da.  of  the  late  Charles  John  Sheen;  entered  I.C.S.  1887,  and  became  Dist. 
Magistrate  1897,  Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge.  1901,  additional  Judicial  Coramr.  of 
Oudh  1908,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Judicature,  Allahabad  1909  ;  is 
Col.  Comdg.  8th  (Allahabad)  Rifles  (Indian  Defence  Force)  ;  Knt.  1921. 

Residence— W\sk\.3^z.d.,  United  Provinces,  India.        Ciiib— East  India  United  Service. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  DANIEL  T.  TUDOR  (Bahamas). 

Daniel  Thomas  Tudor,  3rd  son  of  the  late  Timothy  Thomas, 
of  Lampeter,  Cardiganshire;  d.  July  21st,  1866:  ///.  1896,  Harriet  Jose- 
phine, da.  of  Gustavus  Thompson,  of  Mecklenburg  Square,  London,  W.C.  ; 
Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1890,  and  a  K.C.,  Grenada  and  St.  X'incent  1908;  went  W. 
Circuit  ;  was  Attorney-Gen.  of  Grenada  and  St.  Vincent  1903-11,  since  when  he 
has  been  Ch.  Justice  of  the  Bahama  Islands  ;  administered  (iovt.  of  St.  Vincent 
June  1907  to  Jan.  1908,  and  of  Grenada  May  to  June  1908  and  March  to  May 
1910  ;  was  Pres.  Discharged  Soldiers  Commn.  1918-19  ;  compiled  and  edited  "Re- 
vised Laws  of  Grenada"  1911  ;  acted  as  Legal  .Assist.,  Colonial  Office,  Downing 
Street,  May  to  Oct.  191 1 ;  knighted  1917. 

Residences — Nassau,  Bahamas;   i"^,  The  Mansions,  Bramhani  (lardens,  S.W. 5.       C/«/' — 
Boodle's. 

HON.  W.  F.  A.  TURGEON  (Canada— Saskatchewan). 

William  Ferdinand  Alphonse  Turgeon,  son  of  Onesiphore  Turgeoii 
(M.P.  for  Gloucester  co.  in  Canadian  House  of  Commons),  K.C.,  of  Bathurst, 
New  Brunswick,  by  Margaret,  da.  of  William  BrJdwin  ;  /'.  June  3rd,  1877  ;  ed.  in 
New  York  City,  and  at  Laval  Univ.,  Quebec  (B.A.  1899) :  /«.  1902,  Gertrude,  da. 
of  Jerome  Boudreau,  of  Petit  Rocher,  New  Brunswick ;  Bar.  .Nesv  Brunswick  1902, 
and  a  K.C.  ;  was  Attorney-Gen.  for  Saskatchewan  1907-21,  since  when  lie  hasbetn 
a  Judge  of  Appeal  Court  of  Saskatchewan. 

Residences- Ktgina,  and  Princo  Albert,  Saskatchewan,  Canada.         (VwiJ— .Assiniboia 
(Regina;. 

HON.  S.  TURNER  (China). 

Skinner  Turner,  4th  son  of  the  late  Frederic  Turner,  of  Nizels, 
near  Tonbridge,  Kent;  ^.  June  2nd,  1868;  ed.  at  King's  Coll.  Sch.,  Ix)ndon. 
and  at  London  Univ.  :  m.  1902,  Millicent  H.,  and  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  W.  H. 
Hewett  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1890 ;  went  \V.  Circuit  ;  appointed  Registrar 
H.B.M.'s  Court  for  E.  Africa  1900,  Town  Magistrate,  Momba.sa  1902,  Second  Assist. 
Judge  1902,  and  Assist.  Judge  of  H.B.M.'s  Court  for  Zanzilwr  1904  (sitting  as 
one  of  the  Judges  of  H.B.M.'s  Court  of  Appeal  for  East  Africa),  and  Judge  of 
H.B.M.'s  Court  for  Siain  1905;    on  conclusion  of  Anglo-Siamese    Ircaty   1909. 


Suprer 
Consul,  Uganda  1901-2. 

Residences— Shanghai ;  West  Holme,  Hanstock,  near  Winchester. 


486  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 

HIS  HONOUR  P.  SHEAJIM^N-TURNER  (Zanzibar). 

Percy  Shearman-Turner  ;  b.  i8 — ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1897; 
sometime  Attorney-Gen. ,  Zanzibar;  is  Acting  Assist.  Judge,  H.B.M.'s  Court 
Zanzibar. 

Residence — Zanzibar. 

HIS  HONOUR  JUDGE  R.  C.  TUTE  (Palestine). 

R.  C.  TUTE  ;  b.  18 —  ;  is  Pres.  of  Land  Court  of  Samaria  and 
Galilee. 

Residence — Samaria,  Palestine. 

HON.  T.  M.  TWEEDIE  (Canada-Altoerta). 

T.  M.  TWEEDIE;  b.  18 — ;  is  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of 
Alberta  (Trial  Div.). 

Residence — Calgary,  Alberta,  Canada. 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  FREDERICK  A.  VAN  DER  MEULEN  (Nigeria). 

Frederick  Alan  Van  der  Meulen,  O.B.E.,  only  son  of  the  late 
Rev.  G.  A.  Van  der  Meulen,  R.  of  W.  Knoyle,  Wilts,  by  Anna,  3rd  da.  of  the 
late  Rev.  J.  Wyndham,  R.  of  Sutton  Mandeville,  Wilts  ;  b.  Jan.  26th,  1875  ;  ed.  at 
Blundell's  Sch. ,  Tiverton,  and  at  Keble  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  Honours  in  Modern 
History  1896,  M.A.  1900) :  m.  1900,  Aline  Clara  Gertrude,  da.  of  the  late  Buddie 
Atkinson,  of  WooUey  Grange,  Wilts ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  1900  ;  joined  W.  Circuit ; 
appointed  Assist.  Dist.  Commr. ,  Sierra  Leone  1907,  Solicitor-Gen.  1908,  Ch.  Magis- 
trate, Gambia  1914,  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  there  1914,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
Nigeria  1919  ;  O.B.E.  (Civil)  and  Knt.  1919. 

Residence— L,a.gos,  Nigeria.        Clubs — Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Royal  Automobile. 

H.  S.  VAN  ZYL  (Soutli  Africa— Cape  of  Good  Hope). 

H.  S.  Van  Zyl  ;  b.  18 — ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Cape  of 
Good  Hope  1920. 

Residence — Cape  Town,  S.  Africa. 

R.  A.  VAUX  (Egypt). 

Richard  Augustus  Vaux,  son  of  the  late  W.  S.  W.  Vaux,  M.A., 
F.R.S.,  of  the  British  Museum;  b.  1869;  ed.  at  Lancing  Coll.,  and  at  Lincoln 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1892,  M.A.  1899) ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1896  ;  Licentiate  in  Law, 
Paris  Univ.  1902;  appointed  a  Judge  of  Native  Courts  of  First  Instance,  Egypt 
1905,  of  Mixed  Courts  of  First  Instance  1909,  and  of  Mixed  Court  of  Appeal  1920 
(has  also  sat  as  Judge  of  Special  Court  of  Appeal  for  Austrians  and  Germans  in 
Egypt). 

Residence — Bulkeley,  Ramleh,  Egypt. 

VEMBAKAM  BHASHYAM  IYENGAR  [see  Bhashyam  Iyengar]. 

HON.  SIR  CHARLES  G.  WADE  (Australia-New  South  Wales). 

Charles  Gregory  Wade,  K.C.M.G.,  son  of  W.  Burton  Wade, 
M.I.C.E.  ;  b.  1863  ;  ed.  at  All  Saints',  Bathurst,  at  the  King's  Sch.,  Parramatta, 
Australia,  and  at  Merton  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1884,  Hon.  Fellow  1919) :  m.  1890, 
Ella  Louise,  da.  of  Francis  Bell,  M.I.C.E.  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1886,  and  a  K.C. 
(N.S.  Wales)  1905  and  (England)  1919  ;  was  Crown  Prosecutor,  N.S.  Wales  1891, 
Attorney-Gen.  and  Min.  of  Justice  1904-10,  a  M.  L.A.  1903-17.  and  Premier  1907-10 ; 
several  times  Acting  Dist.  Court  Judge;  Agent-Gen.  for  N.S.  Wales  in  London 
1917-20 ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  N.S.  Wales  1920 ;  is  a  Com. 
of  Order  of  Crown  of  Belgium  ;  was  (Zhm.  Australian  Canteens  for  Serbians 
1918-19  ;  author  of  "  Married  Women's  Property  Act,"  and  "  Employers'  Liability 
Act, "etc.  ;  Knt.  1918,  K.C.M.G.  1920. 

Residence — Sydney,  New  South  Wales.  Clubs — Royal  Automobile,  Sports',  United 
Universities,  and  Australia  (Sydney). 


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HON.  K.  W.  WALKER  (Tanganyika  Territory). 

R   W.  Walker  ;  b.  i8-  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Tanganyika 
Territory  1920  (also  sits  as  Judge  of  Appeal  Court  of  E.  AfncI). 
Residence— V>zx-K.i-'S,s\2.3.m,  Tanganyika  Territor)-. 

HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  H.  WALMSLEY  (India-Calcutta). 

Hugh  Walmslev  ;  b.  1871  ;  ed.  at  Merton  Coll.,  Oxford  .  m    1005- 

«ntered   IC^.   1894;   appointed  Joint   Magistrate  and  Dep.   Collector    Bengal 

1902,    aiid    E.   Bengal  and  Assam  1905,    Magistrate   and   Collector   there   1906, 

U:st.  and  Sessions  Judge  1906,  and  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court,  CalcutU  1913. 

Residence — Calcutta, 


HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  C.  H.  WALSH  (India-Allahabad), 
Cecil  Henry  Walsh,  son  of  the  late  Percival  Walsh,  of  Oxford ; 
I.  1869  ;  ed.  at  St.  Johns  Coll.,  Oxford  (M.A.  1890)  ;  Bar.  Gray's  Inn  and 
Middle  Temple  1905,  a  K.C.  1913,  and  a  Bencher  1917:  m.  1898,  Gertrude. 
who  d.  1906,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  Prebendary  Whittington,  R.  of  St.  Peter-in- 
Comhill ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  High  Court  of  Judicature,  Allahabad  1916. 
Residence — Allahabad,  India.        Club — Union. 


HON.  W.  L.  WALSH  (Canada- Alberta\ 
William  Legh  Walsh,  son  of  Aquila  Walsh,  of  Simcoe,  Ontario; 
i).  Jan.  28th,  1857 ;  ed.  at  High  Sch.,  Simcoe,  and  at  Toronto  Univ. :  m.  1883, 
Bessie  Amelia  McVittie  ;  Bar.  Ontario  1880,  Yukon  Territory  1900,  and  N.-VV. 
Territories  1904.  and  K.C.  (Dominion)  1903  ;  sometime  Lieut.  39th  Batn.  Norfolk 
Rifles  ;  was  Revising  Officer  for  N.  Wellington  1890-93,  and  Mayor  of  Orangeville. 
Ontario  1894,  1895,  and  1898;  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of 
Alberta  since  1912  (now  of  its  Trial  Div.). 

Residence — Calgary,  Alberta,  Canada.        Club — Ranchmen's  (Calgary),! 


HON.  G.  00.  WALTON  (Grenada). 

George  O'Donnell  Walton  ;  b.  1871  ;  B.A.  London  Univ.  1891  ; 
Bar,  Middle  Temple  1893;  appointed  Magistrate,  Barbados  1902;  Acting  Ch. 
Justice,  St.  Lucia  1908  and  1911,  Magistrate,  St.  Kitts  1911,  Attorney-Gen.  St. 
Lucia  19 15  (acted  as  Administrator  and  as  Ch.  Justice),  Attorney-Gen.  British 
Honduras  1919  (acted  as  Ch.  Justice),  and  Ch.  Justice  of  Grenada  July  1931. 
Residence — St.  George,  Grenada.        Cbtb — Royal  Societies'. 


D.  S.  WANLISS  (Australia-New  Guinea). 

David  Sydney  Wanliss,  C.M.G.;   b.  1864;    Bar,   Inner  Temple 
1888  ;  is  Col.  Australian  Imperial  Forces  ;  served  during  European  War  1915-16 
in  Gallipoli  and  France  (despatches,  C.M.G.,  promoted);  appointed  Ch.  Justice 
of  Mandated  New  Guinea  1921  ;  C.M.G.  1915. 
Reside/ice — Papua,  New  Guinea. 


HON,  C,  G.  WARD  (South  AMca-TranBvaal). 
Charles  George  Ward,  son  of  the  late  Capt.  Walter  Ward,  of 

Kimberley,  S.  Africa ;  b.  Dec.  6th,  1864  ;  ed.  at  Great  Yarmouth  Gram.  Sch.,  and 
at  Emanuel  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1886,  M.A.  1889) :  m.  1904.  Maud,  da.  of  the  late 
Edward  Harrison,  of  Southtown,  Great  Yarmouth  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1890 ; 
practised  at  Bar  in  Kimberley  1891-8,  in  Buluwayo  1898-1902,  and  in  Johannes- 
burg 1902-10  ;  became  K.C.  Transvaal  1906  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme 
Court  of  South  Africa  (Transvaal  Div.)  June  1910. 

Residence— jwhW^G  Road,  Parktown,  Johannesburg,  Transvaal. 


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HON.  D.  WARD  (South  Africa— Orange  Free  State). 

Daniel  Ward,  ZZ.Z>.  ;  b.  18—;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  jSSi,  and 
a  K.C.  ;  sometime  Legal  Adviser  in  the  Transvaal ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of 
High  Court  of  Orange  River  Colony  1904  (now  Orange  Free  State  Div.  of  Supreme 
Court  of  S.  Africa). 

Residence — Bloemfontein,  Orange  Free  State. 

HON.  E.  C.  WATSON  (Straits  Settlements). 
Ernest  Charles  VVatson  ;  b.  1874;  ed.  at  Shrewsbury;  Bar. 
Middle  Temple  1897  ;  went  W.  Circuit ;  appointed  a  3rd  class  Resident,  N. 
Nigeria  1902,  Acting  Attorney-Gen.  1904,  Attorney-Gen.  1905,  a  I'uisne  Judge 
of  Supreme  Court,  Gold  Coast  1912,  and  Puisne  Judge  .of  Straits  Settlements 
and  Judicial  Commr.  Malay  States  1921  ;  acted  as  Ch.  Justice,  N.  Nigeria  1906, 
1907,  1908,  and  1909,  and  thrice  as  Ch.  Justice,  Gold  Coast. 
i?«/rf^«c-^— Singapore,  Straits  Settlements.         C/;<i?— Isthmian. 

HIS  HONOUR  A.  H.  WEBB  (Palestine). 

Ambrose  Henry  Webb,  son  of  the  late  Charles  Webb,  of  Park 
Place,  CO.  Longford,  by  Louisa,  da.  of  .\mbrose  Bole;  h.  Aug.  13th,  1882;  ed. 
at  Clifton  Cell.,  at  Bath  Coll.  (Scholar),  and  at  'I'rin.  Coll.,  Oxford  (Classical 
Scholar  1900,  Lit.  Hum.  and  B.A.  1905)  :  m.  1910,  Agnes,  da.  of  the  late  Michael 
Gunn,  of  Sn.  Sel&tai's,  Eaton  Avenue,  N.W.  ;  Bar.  King's  Inns,  Dublin  1909,  and 
a  K.C.  1920  ;  is  Pres.  of  Dist.  Court  of  Samaria  and  Galilee. 
Residettce — Nablifs,  Palestine. 

HIS  HONOUR  A.  F.  C.  WEBBER  (Nigeria). 

Arthur  Frederick  Clarence  Webber  ;  b.  1873  ;  ed.  at  Merton  Coll., 
O.xford  (B..-\.  1896) ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1896  ;  assuined  by  Deed  Poll  1916  the 
surname  of  Webber  in  lieu  of  his  patronymic  ;  was  Acting  Stipendiary  Magistrate, 
British  Guiana  1898-1900,  Stipendiary  Magistrate  at  Essequibo  1900,  at  Whim 
Corentyne  1992,  and  at  Berbice  1904,  and  Acting  Solicitor-Gen.,  British  Guiana 
1906-7  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge,  S.  Nigeria  Sept.  1910,  and  of  Nigeria  Supreme 
Court  1913. 

Residence — Calabar,  Southern  Nigeria. 

HON.  W.  A.  WEIR  (Canada— Quebec). 

William  Alexander  Weir;    b.    1858;   ed.  at  High   Sch.  and   at 
McGill  Univ.,  Montreal:  m.  1885,  .Adelaide  Stewart,  of  Hamilton,  Ontario;  is  a 
Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Quebec. 
Residence — Montreal,  Quebec. 

HON.  SIR  JOHANNES  W.  WESSELS  (South  Africa- Transvaal). 

Johannes  Wilhelmus  Wessels,  son  of  the  late  J.  C.  Wessels, 
Esq.,  solicitor,  of  Cape  Town  ;  b.  1862  ;  ed.  at  S.  African  Coll.,  Cape  Town,  at 
Cape  Univ.  [B.A.  1882),  and  at  Downing  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  ist  class 
l^w  Tripos  1885):  m.  1891,  Ella,  da.  of  Col.  Benjamin  Duff,  Sec.  of  Postal 
Depart.  Cape  of  (iood  Hope  ;  Bar.  Middle  Temple  1886  ;  acted  as  Legal  Adviser 
to  Com.-in-Ch.  in  S.  .Africa  1900-1901  ;  has  been  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Transvaal 
since  1901  (now  a  Div.  of  Supreme  Court  of  S.  Africa),  and  Judge  Pres.  of  Trans- 
vaal Div.  ;  Knt.  1909. 

Residence — Sunnyside,  Pretoria.         Clubs — Pretoria,  Rand,  Civil  Service  (Cape  Town). 

HON.  A.  S.  WHITE  (Canada— New  Brunswick). 

Albert  Scott  White,  LL.B.,  D.C.L.,  son  of  James  White;  b. 
1855;  ed.  at  Mount  .Allison  Univ.;  LL.B.  Harvard  1877  ;  Hon.  D.  C.  L.,  McGill 
Univ.  1913  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  King's  Bench  Div.  of  New  Brunswick  1908, 
and  of  Court  of  .Appeal  1914. 

Residence — Fredericton,  New  Brunswick. 


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HON.  C.  D.  WHITE  (Caiiada--Quebec). 
Charles  Dickinson  Whitf,  son  of  the  Hon.  William  White,  formerly 
a  Justice  of  Superior  Court  of  Province  of  Quebec,  by  Mary  Cowan,  da.  of  the 
late  Dr.  C.  M.  Dickinson  ;  b.  Sept.  6th,  1871  ;  ed.  at  McGill  Univ.  (B.C.L.  1896)  ■ 
in.  1903  Elizabeth  Oram,  da.  of  the  late  Alexander  Woods,  of  Quebec :  Bar. 
Quebec  1896,  and  a  K.C.  1912';  was  .\lderman  of  Sherbrooke  City  1910-12,  and 
Mayor  1918-19  ;  appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Superior  Court  of  Province  of 
Quebec  Nov.  1920. 

Residence— xa,T,\\cXox\3.  Street,  Sherbrooke,  Quebec.         Clubs— %\..  Georee's  (Sher- 
biooke),  University  (Montreal). 

HON.  M.  H.  WHITLEY  (Federated  Malay  States). 
Michael    Henry  Whitley;  b.    1872;    Bar.   Inner  Temple   1913; 
appointed   a   Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme   Court,    Straits  Settlements   1918,   and 
Judicial  Commr.,  Federated  Malay  States  1919. 
.ff^.f/</?«tv— Seremban,  Federated  Malay  States. 

HON.  S.  WILBERFORCE  (India-Punjab  and  Delhi). 

Samuel  Wilberforce,  son  of  the  late  Reginald  Carton  Wilber- 
force  ;  b.  Feb.  19th,  1874  ;  ed.  at  Malvern  Coll.,  and  at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Oxford  r 
m.  1906,  Katharine,  da.  of  the  Rt.  Rev.  John  Sheepshanks,  89th  Bishop  of  Norwich  ;. 
entered  l.C.S.  1895,  and  became  Dist.  and  Sessions  Judge  1910,  and  .Acting 
Puisne  Judge  of  High. Court,  Punjab  1919,  and  a  Puisne  Judge  1921. 
Residence — Lahore.  Punjab. 

HIS  HONOUR  H.  P.  WILKINSON  (Wei-hai-Wei). 

Hiram  Parkes  WILKINSON,  B.C.L.,  .son  of  Sir  Hirani  Shaw 
Wilkinson,  LL.D.  ;  b.  1866;  ed.  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford;  Bar.  Middle  Temple 
1889  :  m.  ist,  1893,  Rosetta  Mary,  who  d.  1899,  only  da.  of  the  late  Louis 
Stromeyer  Little,  F.R.C.S.,  of  Whitehill,  Roughets,  Bletchingley  ;  2ndly,  1910, 
Marjorie  Florence,  only  da.  of  John  George  Dalzell,  of  Marlowe  House,  Dulwich, 
S.E.  ;  has  been  Crown  Advocate  at  .Slianghai  since  1897,  and  Judge  of  H.B.M.'s- 
Court  of  Wei-hai-Wei  Since  19 16. 
Residence— ?>\\a.n^\ia.\. 

HIS  HONOUR  G.  W.  WILLIAMSON  (Sudan). 

George  Watkins  Williamson,  el.  surviving  son  of  George 
Williamson,  Bar.-at-Law,  by  Emily,  da.  of  the  late  Rev.  C.  F.  Watkins,  V.  of 
Brixworth,  Northants  ;  b.  July  9th,  1875  ;  ed.  at  Cheltenham  Coll.  :  m.  1909, 
Marguerite  Joie,  da.  of  Alfred  Cronin  Fleuret,  of  Glenthorne,  South  Godstone. 
Surrey  ;  Bar.  Lincoln's  Inn  1896  ;  appointed  Civil  Judge  of  the  Sudan  March  1906. 
Residence — Khaitoum,  Sudan. 

H.  S.  WILSON  (Egypt). 
H.  S.  WILSON;   b.  18—;   appointed  a  Judge  of  Native  Court  of 
First  Instance,  Egypt  1919. 

Residence — Alexandria,  Egypt. 

HON.  SIR  JOHN  C.  DOVE-WILSON  (South  Africa -Natal). 
John  Carnegie  DovE-WlLSON,  second  son  of  the  late  John  Dove- 
Wilson,  LL.D.,  Advocate,  formerlv  Sheriff  Substitute  of  Aberdeen,  and  Professor 
of  Law  in  Aberdeen  Univ. ;  b.  1865  ;  ed.  at  Aberdeen  (M.A.  1885)  and  Edin- 
burgh (LL.B.  1888)  Univs. ;  B.ir.  Scotland  1888,  and  a  K.C.  iW  :  '"•  '90o. 
Margaret  Kirkpatrick,  da.  of  Francis  Borthwick,  of  Hazletown  Peeblesshire  ; 
appointed  a  Puisne  Judge  of  Natal  1904.  Senior  Puisne  Judge  of  Natal  Uiv.  ol 
Supreme  Court  of  S.  Alrica  1910,  and  Judge  Pres.  thereof  191 1  ;  editor  of  L»o%c- 
Wilsons  Sheriff  Court  Practice"  (last  edition) ;  knighted  1918. 

Residence -^;,rnXoxi,    Pielermaritzburs,    Natal.         C/k**  -  Univeiiity    (Edinburgh)^ 
Caledonian  (London),  Victoria  (Pietermaritzburg). 


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HON,  SIR  JOHN  G.  WOODROFFE  (India- Calcutta). 
John  George  Woodroffe,  el.  son  of  the  late  James  Tisdall 
Woodroflfe,  J. P.,  of  Ware,  Lyme  Regis,  Dorset;  b.  Dec.  isth,  1865  ;  ed.  privately, 
and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford  {B.A.  1888,  M.A.  1889,  B.C.L.  1893) :  111.  1902,  Ellen 
Elizabeth,  youngest  da.  ofS.  D.  Grimson ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1889;  was  Tagore 
Law  Professor  in  Calcutta  Univ.  1896-7  (Fellow  1904) ;  appointed  Standing  Counsel 
to  Govt,  of  India  1903,  Officiating  Judge  of  Calcutta  High  Court  April  1904,  a 
Puisne  Judge  thereof  Oct.  1904,  and  Officiating  Ch.  Justice  of  Bengal  Nov.  1915  ; 
Knt.  1915. 

Residences — 4,  Camac  Street,  Calcutta  ;  lie  du  Chateau,  Les  Andelys,  France.     Clubi — 
•Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Bengal  (Calcutta). 

HIS  HONOUR  SIR  LIONEL  M.  WOODWARD  (Federated  Malay  States). 
Lionel  Mabbott  Woodward,  son  of  Lionel  Mabbott  Woodward, 

■of  Harrow,  by  a  da.  of  the  Rev.  F.  Morgan  Payler ;  h.  Sept.  9th,  1864  ;  ed.  at 
Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  ist  class  Honours  Classical  Tripos 
1886,  M.A.  1892)  :  m.  1897,  Kathleen  Tarifa  (from  whom  he  obtained  a  divorce 
1912),  da.  of  the  late  Lieut.-Col.  Frederick  Fitzroy  Gibbons  ;  Bar.  Inner  Temple 
1897  ;  appointed  3rd  Magistrate,  Singapore  1890,  Sheriff  and  Deputy  Registrar, 
Supreme  Court  there  1896,  2nd  Magistrate,  Penang  1898,  Assist.  Registrar,  Supreme 
•Court  there  1902,  Dep.  Public  Prosecutor  1904,  judicial  Commr.,  Federated 
Malay  States  1906,  Senior  Puisne  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  Straits  Settlements 
1915,  and  Ch.  Judicial  Commr.,  Federated  Malay  States  1921 ;  acted  as  Ch.  Justice 
Oct.  1914  to  Jime  1915  and  April  to  Dec.  1919  ;  Knt.  1922. 
Residence — Kuala  Lumpur,  Federated  Malay  States. 


HIS  HONOUR  A.  J.  K  YOUNG  (Leeward  Islands). 

Alfred  Joseph  Karney  Young,  son  of  the  late  W.  A.  G.  Young, 
C.M.G.,  sometime  Gov.  of  Gold  Coast  Colony ;  b.  1865 ;  ed.  at  Magdalen  Coll., 
Oxford;  Bar.  Inner  Temple  1880,  and  K.C.,  Fiji;  appointed  Crown  Prosecutor, 
Legal  Adviser,  and  Police  Magistrate,  Seychelles  1903,  Stipendiary  Magistrate, 
Trinidad  1908.  Ch.  Justice,  Seychelles  1909,  Attorney-Gen.,  Fiji  1914,  Acting  Ch. 
Justice  there  1915,  and  Ch.  Justice,  Leeward  Islands  1921. 

Residence — St.  John,  Antigua.        Club — New  University,  Wellington. 

HON.  C.  P.  R.  YOUNG  (India-Burma). 

Charles  Philip  Radford  YouNG ;  b.  1865;  ed.  at  Eton  (King's 
Scholar),  and  at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Oxford  (Scholar.  B.A.  and  LL.B.  1888);  Bar. 
Inner  Temple  1894  ;  entered  I.C.S.  1905,  became  Govt.  Advocate  Burma  1907, 
And  Puisne  Judge  Ch.  Court,  Lower  Burma  1919. 

Residence  —Chca^  Road,   Rangoon,    Burma.        Clubs — Pegu  (Rangoon),  East  India 
United  Service. 


ZAHADUR  RAHIM  ZAHED  SUHRAWARDY  [see  Suhrawardyl. 


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Counsel  to  Chairman  of  Committees— Sir  Albert  Gray,  K.C.B. ,  K.C.     ;Ci,8oo. 
■Senior  Clerks — Hon.  Edward  Alexander  Stonor  (Principal  Clerk  oj  Prix'ate  Committees  and 

Clerk  of  Private  Bills  and  Taxing  Officer  of  Private  Bill  Costs),  H.  J.  F.  Badeley,  Esq., 

C.B.E.  (Principal  Clerk  Judicial  Depart,  and  Taxing  Officer  of  Judicial  Costs),  Cuthbert 

Morley  Headlam,  D.S.O.,  O.B.E.  (Clerk  of  Public  Bills,  and  Clerk  a/  the  Journals  and 

Printed  Papers),  E.  C.  Vigors,  and  G.  D.  Luard,  Esqrs.     £Zso  tO;{Ji,2oo. 
■Other    Clerks — Granville    Proby,    Clifford     Fortesque    Loftus    St.    George,    Francis    William 

Lascelles,   M.C.  (Clerk   Attending    the    Table),  Colin    Keppel   Davidson,   O.B.E. ,   A.    H. 

Jeffreys,  R.  M.  R.  Goodmas,  M.C,  and  Algernon  Frederick  Roland  Dudley  Ryder,  Esq. 

;{[ioo  to  ;£8oo. 
Accounting  and  Cop'ying  Dcpartjiient — H.  P.  '^ax\\%(Receiver  of  Fees  and  Examiner  of  Acts), 

.£500 ;  Miss  lil.  F.  Court  (Accountant),  Miss  M.  E.  Waterman,  and  Miss  W.  M.  Bird. 
Lihra-rian — A.  Hugh  M.  Butler,  Esq.     £\,ooo. 
Assistant  Librarian — Charles  Travis  Clay,  Esq.     £,S,^o. 
Examiners  for  Standing  Orders—].    F.   Symons-Jeune,    Esq.,   and    Hon.    Edward   Walford 

Karslake  Gully,  C.B. 
Clerk  to  Examiners  for  Standing  Orders— 'Z.  H.  Coode,  Esq. 
■Gentleman    Usher   of  the  Black   /?orf— Lieut.-Gen.   Sir  William  Pulteney-Pulteny,   K.C.B., 

K.C.M.G..  K.C.V.O.,  D.S.O.    ;^i,ooo. 
Yeoman  Usher  of  the  Black  Rod,  and  Secretary  to  the  Lord  Great  Chttmberlain—QApX..  Sir 

Thomas  Dacres  Butler,  K.C.V.O.     £s°o- 
.Serjeant-at-Arms— Qzj^.  the  Hon.  Sir  Seymour  John  Fortescue,  K.C.V.O.,  C.M.G.,  R.N. 

£,-1,000. 
Deputy  </<?.— Robert  Wynne  Bankes,  Esq.     £,zyi- 
Shorthand  Writer— Vir.  Walter  Hodgson. 
Assistant  Shorthand  Writer— Mr.  H.  A.  Stevens. 
■Clerk  of  the  Cro7vn  and  Permanent  Secretary  to  the  Lord  High  Chancellor— Sir  Qaud 

Schuster,  K.C.B.,  t.V.O.,  K.C. 
Assistant  Permanent  Secretary  to  the  Lord  High  Chancellor  and  Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Cro7vn 

Office— Hon.  Albert  Edward  Alexander  Napier. 
Private  Secretary  to  the  Lord  High  Chancellor— Robert  Wynne  Bankes,  Esq. 
Secretary  for  Commissions— Hon.  Harold  Burge  Robson. 
Secretary  for  Ecclesiastical  Patronage  and  Private  Secretary  to  the  Permanent  Secretary— 

G.  H.  M.  Cartwright,  Esq. 
Chief  Clerk,  Lord  Chancellors  Department— Vercy  I.ee,  Esq. 
Clerk  of  the  Chamber,  Lord  Chancellor  s  Department— Mr.  Thomas  Hickman. 
Staff  Clerks  in  the  Croiun  Office  and  Lord  Chancellor's  Defartment-Messrx.  R.  L.  Overbury 

and  J.  W.  Macarsee. 
Editor  and  Reporter  of  Official  Debates— Mr.  A.  A.  Reid. 
Pesident  Superintendent— Mr.  Thomas  Whitehead. 


492 


CLERKS     AND     OFFICERS      OF     THE 
HOUSE    OF    COMMONS. 


speaker— Kl.  Hon.  John  Henry  Whitley,  P.C,  M.P.    ;£5,ooo. 

Chairman  of  Ways  and  Means  and  Deputy  Speaker — Rt.  Hon.  James  Fitzalaii  Hope,  P.C.,. 

MP.    i;2,5oo. 
Deputy  Chairwan  of  Ways  and  Means — Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Edwin  Andrew  Cornwall,  Bt.,  P.C,^ 

M.P.    £,1,000. 
Clerk  0/ the  House  0/ Commons— Thomas  Lonsdale  Webster,  Esq.,  C.B.    ;(^2,ooo. 
Clerk  Assistant — Horace  Christian  Dawkins,  Esq.,  M.B.K.    ;^i,8oo. 
Seeonti  Clerk  Assistant— Gilbert  Francis  Montriou  Campion,  Esq.     ;{[i,ooo. 

Clerks  on  the  Establishment  of  the  Clekk  of  the  House  ok  Co.mmons  :— 

■  PriiKipal  Clerk,  Public  Bill  Office,  and  Clerk  0/  the  Fees— Hemy  Augustus  Ferguson-Davie, 

.Esq.     ;£i,ooo  to  jCi,2oo. 
Clerk  of  the  Journals — J.  W.  fi.  Bond,  Esq.     ;Ci,ooo  to  ;(;i,2oo. 
Principal  Clerk,  Committees  and  Private  Bill  Office— Ma.}oi  Frederick  Rowland  Williams- Wynn. 

;il,000  to  /Jl,200. 

Senior  Clerks — .Arthur  Henry  Augustus  Ellis,  F.  C.  Holland,  R.  P.  Colomb,  and  Bryan  Fell, 

Esqrs.,  Sir  John  Scott  Horsburgh- Porter,  Bt.,  F.  C.   Bram well,  Christopher  Rede  Turner,. 

W.  K.  Gibbons,  O.  C.  Williams,  and  George  Berkeley  William  Throckmorton,  Esqrs.    .^£650- 

tO;{J9<po  each. 
Assistant  Clerks— B.  H.  Coode,  A.  W.  M.  Bull,  F.  W.  Metcalfe,  C.  R.  P.  Diver,  E.  A.  Fellowes,- 

C.  L.  Ferguson,  R.  A.  W.  Dent,  L.  A.  Abrahams,  N.  L.  Lockton,  S.  S.  S.  Kingdom,  and 

E.  J.  H.  Edenborough,  Esqrs.     .<^t2o  to  .^^600. 
Accountant — J.  Luxford,  Esq. 
Shorthand  Writer — Mr.  Walter  Hodgson. 
Office  Clerk  in  Committee  Office — Mr.  W.  Gardner.     ^220. 
Messengers— '^Xe^.ir's,.  J.  Ivory,  G.  Norman,  J.   Surry,  \.  Wilson,   H.  Merrett.  C.  H.  Sutheiby,. 

W.  J.  Pusey,  and  P.  C.  Warring. 
Serjeant-at-Arms— XAxn.    -Sir    Colin    Richard    Keppel,    K.C.I.E.,    K.C.V.O.,    C.li.,    D.S.O. 

/Jl,200. 

/?<•/»/'>'— Francis  R.  Gosset,  Esq.    ;£8oo. 

Assistant — Walter  Hugh  Erskine,  Esq.,  M.B.E.    ;£5oo. 

Office  Clerk  to  Serjeant-at-Arms — Mr.  C.  J.  H.  Shearn. 

Principal  Doorkeeper — Mr.  A.  Haskell. 

Second  Doorkeepet — Mr.  .\.  C.  Johnson. 

Messengers  (ist  class)— Messrs.  J.  Guyatt,  R.  Turtle,  G.  Clapperton,  H.  E.  Linington,  H.  G. 
Emmett,  J.  L.  Philip,  W.  Findlay,  W.  Macdonald,  W.  R.  Brimson,  A.  New,  and  F.  J. 
.Sandell. 

Superintendent  of  Members'  Waiting;  Room— Wr.  G.  Anstey. 

Assistant — Mr.  J.  Hart. 

Postmaster — Mr.  Broadbent. 

Librarian— hw^ixn  E.  .A.  W.  Smyth,  Esq.     ;^i,ooo. 

Assistant — J.  Vivian  Kitto,  Esq.     .^£500. 

Clerks — A.  Firmin  and  J.  W.  C.  Beesley,  Esqrs.     X.'3oo. 

Messengers  —'SXif^xi.  P.  J.  .Stowell  and  T.  G.  Lambert. 

Examiners  iPrivte  Bills) — Hon.  Edward  Walford  Karslake  Guliy,  C.B.,  and  J.  F.  Symons. 
Jeune.     ;{^i,2oo. 

Taxing  Master— Hon.  Edward  Walford  Karslake  Gully,  C.B. 

Clerk  to  the   Taxing  Master — B.  H.  Coode,  Esq. 

J  Principal  Clerk — Major  Beauchamp  Tudor  St.  John.     £^30  to  £6-,o. 
■"^''  '    <  Clerk — J.  G.  Mounsey,  Esq.     £,\ooxo  £,^,^0. 

Clerks  in  Admission  Order  O^ctf— Lieut.-Col.  W.  G.  A.  Garton  and  Major  W.  T.  Conway- 
Poole. 

Chaplain  to  the  Speaker — Rev.  Canon  William  Hartley  Carnegie.     ;^40o. 

Secretary  to  the  Speaker— lAeut.-CoX.  Ralph  Verney,  CLE.,  C.V.O.    £o°°- 
Train  Bearer— Mr.  William  Murreil. 

Counsel  to  the  SpeakerSxr  Ernest  Moon,  K.C.B.,  K.C.     ;£i,8oo. 

Editor  of  the  Official  Debates— W.  Turner  Perkins,  Esq.     ;{;650. 

Assistant-Editor— T.  H.  Parr,  E.sq. 


493 


LORDS-LIEUTENANT    OF    COUNTIES. 


ENGLAND. 


Bedjord,  Samuel  Howard  Whitbread,  \l.u\. 
Berkshire,  James  Herbert  Benyon,  Esq. 
Buckinghamshire,     Marquess    of    Lincolnshire, 

P.C,    K.G.,  G.C.M.C. 
Cambridgeshire,     Charles      Robert     Whorwood 

Adeane,  Esq.,  C.B. 
Cheshire,     Col.      William      Bromley-Davenport, 

C.M.G.,  C.B.E.,  D.S.O. 
Cortnvall,  John  Charles  Williams,  Esq. 
Cumberland,  Earl  of  Lonsdale. 
Derbyshire,   Duke   of  Devonshire,    K.G.,    P.C., 

G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O. 
Dez'onshire,  Earl  Fortescue,  K.C.B. 
Dorsetshire,  Earl  of  Shaftesbury,  K.P.,  K.C.V.O. 
Durlutm,  Earl  of  Durham,  K.CJ.,  P.C,  G.C.V.O. 
Essex,  Baron  Lambourne,  P.C,  C.V.O. 
Gloucestershire,  Earl  Pieauchamp,    K.G.,    P.C, 

K.C.M.G. 
Hampshire,  Maj.-Gen..  the  Rt.   Hon.  John  Ed- 
ward   Bernard    Seely,    P.C,    C.B.,    CM.G., 

D.S.O.,  M.P. 
Herefordshire,  Sir  John  Richard  Geers  Cotterell, 

Bt. 
Hertfordshire,  Viscount  Hampden,  CM.G. 
Huntingdonshire,  Howard  Coote,  Esq. 
Kent,  Marquess  Camden. 
Lancashire,  Baron  Shuttleworth,  P.C. 
Leicestershire,  Duke  of  Rutland,  K.G. 
Lincolnshire,  Earl  of  Varboroiigh,  P.C. 


London,  ^L-»rquess  of  Crewe,  K.G.,  P.C. 
Middlesex,  Duke  of  Bedford,  K.G. 
Monmotithshire, 'R-Mon  Treowen,  C.B.,  CM.G. 
Norfolk,  Earl  of  Leicester,  G.C.V.O.,  CM.G. 
Northamptonshire,  Earl  Spencer,  K.G.,  P.C. 
Northumberland,     Duke    of     Northumberland, 

C.B.E.,  M.V.O. 
NottingJtamshire,  Duke  of  Portland,  K.G.,  P.C. 

G.C.V.O. 
Oxfordshire,     Duke     of    Marlborough,     K.G., 

P.C. 
Rutlandshire,  Earl  of  Ancaster. 
Shropshire,  Earl  of  Powis. 
Somersetshire,  Marquess  of  Bath,  K.G.,  CB. 
Staffordshire,  Earl  of  Dartmouth,  P.C,  K.C.P. 
Suffolk,    Sir    (Thomas)     Courtenay     (fheydon) 

Warner,  Bt.,  C.B. ,  M.P. 
Surrey,  Baron  Ashcombe,  C.  B. 
Sussex,  Baron  Leconfield. 
lyarwick.  Baron  Leigh. 
IVestmorland,  Baron  Hothfield. 
Wiltshire,  Viscount  Long  of  Wraxall,  P.C. 
Worcestershire,  Earl  of  Coventry-,  P.C 
Yorkshire  {East  Riding),  Baron  Nunburnholme, 
C.B.,  D..S.O. 
„  (North  Riding),  Sir  (lliomas)  Hugh 

Bell,  Bt. 
„  {West   Riding),    Earl   of   Hare  wood, 

K.C.V.O. 


*  IRELAND. 
[*  Styled  "Lieutenants  "  only  in  Ireland.] 


Antrim,  Viscount  Masserene  and  Ferrard, 
DS.O. 

Armagh,  Baron  Armaghdale. 

Ca7-loiv,  Baron  Rathdonnell. 

Caran,  Rt.  Hon.  Thomas  Lough,  P.C. 

Clare,  Sir  Michael  O'Loghlen,  Bt. 

Cork,  Earl  of  Bandon,  K.P. 

Donegal,  Major  Sir  Emerson  Crawford  Herd- 
man, 

Down,  Marquess  of  Londonderry,  K.G.,  P.C, 
M.V.O. 

Dublin,  Earl  of  Meath,  P.C,  K.P. 

Fermanagh,  John  Ernest  Francis  Colum,  Est). 

Gahvay,  Baron  Killanin. 

Kerry,  Earl  of  Kenmare,  C.V.O. 

Kildare,  Earl  of  Drogheda,  CM.G. 

Kilkenny,  Earl  of  Desart,  P.C,  K.P.,  K.C.B. 

King's,  Edward  John  Beaumont  Nesbitt,  Esq. 

Leitrim,  Baron  Harlech. 


Limerick,  Earl  of  Dunraven  and  Mount  Earl, 

P.C,  K.F.,  CM.G. 
Londonderry,  Col.  Jame.<i  Jackson  Clark. 
Longford,  Earl  of  Granard.  P.C,  K.P.,  (;.C.V.(). 
Louth,  Sir  Edward   Hcnrj-  Charles  BellinKliam, 

Bt.,  C.M.G.,  D.S.O. 
Mayo,  Marquess  of  Sligo. 
Meath,  Col.  Sir  Nugent  Talbot  Everard,  Bt. 
Monaghan,  Col.  Sir  John  Leslie,  Bt.,  CB.E. 
Queen's,  Lieut  -Col.  Sir  William  Hutchcson  Poe, 

l'.t.,C.B. 
Roscommon,  William  John  Talliot,  Esq. 
Sligo,  Major  Charles  Kean  O'Hara. 
Tipperary,  Baron  Dunalley. 
Tyrone,  Duke  of  Abercom. 
Waterford,  Count  de  la  Poer. 
Westmeath,  Baron  Casilemaine. 
Wexford,  Eail  of  Courtown. 
Wickloiv,  Viscount  Powerscourt,  K.P.,  M.V.O. 


494 


LORDS-LIEUTENANT   OF   COUNTIES, 


SCOTLAND. 


Aberdeenshire,     Marquess     of     Aberdeen    and 

Temair,  P.C,  K.T.,  G.C.M.G. 
Argyllshire,    Marquess    of   Breadalbane,   K.G., 

P.C. 
Ayrshire,  Marquess  of  Ailsa. 
Banffshire,   Duke    of   Richmond,   I^ennox,  and 

Gordon,  K.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  C.B. 
Berwickshire,  Col.  Charles  Hope. 
Buteshire,  Marquess  of  Graham,  C.B.,  C.V.O. 
Caithness-shire,  Sir  Archibald  Henry  Macdonald 

Sinclair,  Bt. 
Clackmannanshire,   Earl    of  Mar    and    Kellie, 

K.T. 
Cromarty,  Sir  Hector  Munro,  Bt. 
Dumbartonshire,  Lieut. -Col.  Sir  Ian  Colquhoun, 

Bt.,  D.S.O. 
Dumfriesshire,  Duke  of  Buccleuch,  K.T. 
Edinburgtishire,  Earl  of  Rosebery,  K.G.,  P.C, 

K.T. 
Elginshire,  Duke  of  Richmond,  Lennox,  and  Gor- 
don, K.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  C.B. 
Fifeshire,  Sir  William  Robertson. 
Forfarshire,  Earl  of  Strathmore. 
Haddingtonshire,  Earl  of  Wemyss  and  March. 
Inverness-shire,  Col.  Alfred  Donald  Mackintosh, 

C.B.E.  (The  Mackintosh  of  Mackintosh). 
Kincardineshire,  Sir  Thomas  Burnett.  Bt. 


Kinross-shire,  John  James  Moubray,  Esq. 
Kirkcudbrightshire,  Lieut.-Col.   Robert  Francis 

Dudgeon,  C.B.,  V.D. 
Lanarkshire,    Col.    Sir    Robert    King    Stewart. 

K.B.E. 
Linlithgowshire,  Earl  of  Rosebery,  K.G.,  P.C.^ 

K.T. 
Nairnshire,   Major  I.  A.  M.  Brodie  of  Brodie, 

D.S.O. 
Orkney    and    Shetland,     Sir    William    Watson 

Cheyne,  Bt.,  K.C.M.G.,  C.B.,  M.P.,  F.R.C.S., 

F.R.S. 
Peeblesshire,      Baron      Carmichaet,     G.C.S.I., 

G.C.I.E.,  K.C.M.G. 
Perthshire,  Duke  of  AthoU,  P.C,  K.T.,  C.B., 

M.V.O.,  D.S  O. 
Renfrewshire,  Sir  Thomas  Glen  Glen-Coats,  Bt., 

C.B. 
Ross-shire,  Sir  Hector  Munro,  Bt. 
Roxburghshire,    Duke     of    Roxburghe,    K.T.,. 

M.V.O 
Selkirkshire,     Major     Henry     Charles     Scott, 

Plunimer. 
Stirlingshire,  Duke  of  Montrose,  K.T. 
Sutherlattdshire,  Duke  of  Sutherland. 
IVigtownshire,   Rt.   Hon.   Sir    Herbert   Eustace 

Maxwell,  Bt.,  P.C,  LL.D.,  F.R.S. 


WALES. 

y^/ig/^O',  Sir  Richard  Henry  Williams-Bulkeley,     G/a»/<7rjfrt«jAiV^,Earlof  Plymouth,  P.C,  G.B.E., 


Bt.,  C.B. 

Breconshire,  Baron  Glanusk,  C.B.,  D.S.O. 
Cardiganshire,  Herbert  Davies-Evans,  Esq. 
Carmarthenshire,  John  Hinds,  Esq  ,  M.P. 
Carnarvonshire,     Col.     John    Ernest    Greaves, 

C.B.E. 
Denbighshire,  Baron  Kenyon,  K.C.V.O. 
Flintshire,  Henry  Neville  Gladstone,  Esq. 


C.B. 
Haverfordwest,  Sir  Charles  Edward  G.  Philipps, 

Bt. 
Merionethshire,  Sir  (Arthur)Osmond  Williams,  Bt. 
Montgomeryshire,   Sir   H.  L.  Watkin  Williams- 

Wynn,  Bt.,  C.B. 
Pembrokeshire,  Viscount  St.  Davids,  P.C. 
Radnorshire,  Charles  Coltsman  Coltman-Rcgers, 

Esq. 


495 


CLUBS  REFERRED  TO  IN  THE  WORK 

WITH  THE  ADDRESSES  OF  THE  CLUB  HOUSES. 


I  Albetiiarle. — 37,  Dover  Street,  W. 
■Alpine. — 23,  Savile  Row,  W. 

Anny  and  Navy.— ^6,  Pall  Mall,  S.W. 
^Arthur's.— 6g,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W. 

'Arts. — 40,  Dover  Street,  W. 
'_  Athetueum.—ioT,  Pall  Mall,  S.W. 
-^ I  Authors'. —2,  Whitehall  Court,  S.W. 

^'.  Bachelors'. — 11  and  12,  Hamilton  Place,  Picca- 
dilly, W. 
^   Badminton. — 100,  Piccadilly,  W. 
I  <j  Bath. — 34,  Dover  Street,  W.,  and  16,  Berkeley 

Street,  W. 
'    Beaufort. — 34,  Soho  Square,  W.C. 
'.  Beefsteak. — 9,  Green  Street,  Leicester  Square, 
W.C. 
Boodle's. — 28,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W. 
■Brighton  Ufiion.—  138,  King's  Road,  Brighton. 
British  Empire. — 12,  St.  James's  Square,  S.W. 
''Brooks's. — 60,  St.  James'.s  Street,  S.W. 
{^Buck's.—iS,  Cliflford  Street,  W.i. 
\<^Burlington  Fine  Arts. — 17,  Savile  Row,  W. 

1^  Caledonian. — 5,  St.  James's  Square,  S.W. 
-Carlton.— g^.  Pall  Mall,  S.W. 
Carlyle. — 211,  Piccadilly,  W. 
Cavalry. — 127,  Piccadilly,  W. 
Cavendish. — ii8-ng,  Piccadilly,  W. 
Cercle  de  la  Mediterranie. — Nice. 
City  Carlton. — 24-27,  St.  Swithin's  Lane,  E.C. 
„  of  Lotidon. — 19,  Old  Broad  Street,  E.C. 
,,    University. —  50,  Cornhill,  EC. 
Clarendon. — 102,  Mosley  Street,  Manchester. 
Cobden. — Broadway  Court,  Westminster,  S.W. 
Cocoa  Tree. — 64,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W. 
Conservative. — 74,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W. 
Constitutional. — Northumberland        Avenue, 
W.C. 
.     Country. — Hendon. 
■■'UCounty  of  Cork. — Cork. 

„       Galtvay. — Galway. 

Devonshire. — 50,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W. 
Dublin   University. — 17,  St.  Stephen's  Green 
North,  Dublin. 

Eastern. — Dundee. 

East  India  U?uted  Sen-ice.— 16,  St.  James's 

Square,  S.W. 
Eighty. — 3,  Hare  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 

Farmers'. — 2,  Whitehall  Court,  S.W. 

Garrick. — 13,  Garrick  Street,  W.C. 
Gresham. — 15,  Abchurch  Lane,  E.C. 
Guards'.— ^1,  Brook  Street,  Grosvenor  Square, 
W, 

Hibernian  United  Service  —8,   St.   Stephen's 

Green  North,  Dublin. 
Hi^hlctnd. — Inverness. 


\^Hurlinsham.—'Pvi\\iAm,  S.W. 

Jockey — Newmarket. 
i,   7""ior   Army    and    Na7y.—\\or%c    Guards 
I  Avenue,  Whitehall,  S.W. 

ju      ,,      Atlunaum. — 116,  Piccadilly,  W. 
,,       Carlton.— yo  to  35,  Pall  Mall,  S.W. 
,,       Conservative.— ^,  Grafton  Street,  W. 
,,       Constit!ttional.—iQi,  Piccadilly,  W. 
,,       Naval  and  Military.— g(>,  Piccadilly, 

W. 
y,       United  Service. — 11,    Charles   Street. 
St.  James's,  S.W. 
I    Kildare  Street. — Dublin. 

i    Lav)  Society.— lo-i.  Chancery  Lane,  W.C. 
f    Liberal. — Glasgow. 

I  Manchester  Conservative. — St.  Ann's  Street, 
Manchester. 

Manchester  Refortn. — 81,  King  Street,  Man- 
chester. 

Manchester  Union.  —  75,  Mosley  Street, 
Manchester. 

Marlborough.— s-i.  Pall  Mall,  S.W. 

(l^Naiional. — 12,  Queen  Anne's  Gate,  S.W. 
Liberal.— WhXichaW  Place,  S.W. 
Naval  and  Military. — 94,  Piccadilly,  W. 
Ne2v  {Edinburgh)— S5,  Princes  Street,  Edin- 
burgh. 
„    Ci/y.-5  &  6,  Walbrook,  E.C. 
„    Oxford  and  Cambridge.— ^i.  Pall  Mall, 

S.W. 
,,    University. — 58,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W. 
Northern  CVkw/w.— 2  A, Whitehall  Court,  S.W. 

Oriental. — 18,  Hanover  Square,  W. 
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may  confidently    look   forward  in  Canada,   where   tenant  farmers 
are  almost  unknown,  to  becoming   the   proprietor  of  a   fine   farm 
and  a  comfortable  home. 

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imperfectly  developed,  and  that  they  offer  immense  scope  for  their 
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A  Land  of  Hope  and  Opportunity 

ECONOMISE  as  they  may,  there  are  many  country  families,  formerly 
accustomed  to  live  comfortably,  who  now  find  themselves  in  very 
straitened  circumstances.  And  nothing  discourages  these  people 
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Hard  though  the  case  of  these  "  new  poor  "  is,  it  is  far  from  hopeless. 
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comfort  and  opportunity. 

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freer,  more  hopeful  life  they  long  for.  Here  is  one  of  the  most  prosperous, 
progressive,  and  beautiful  countries  within  the  British  Empire.  Here  for 
the  elder  people  are  all  the  amenities  to  which  thev  have  been  accustomed  : 
the  pleasant  country  home,  the  social  circle,  electricity,  the  telephone,  good 
roads  and  railways,  fishing,  shooting,  golf,  tennis,  sports  and  games  ;  good 
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to  none  in  the  world,  and  cheap  ;  universities  for  their  sons  and  daughters 
equal  to  any  in  their  courses  ;  an  income  tax  far  less  onerous  than  in  England  ; 
an  invigorating,  healthy  and  sunny  climate. 

And  for  their  children  as  they  grow  up  a  boundless  horizon  for  ambitious 
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Ontario  has  over  300,000  acres  of  commer- 
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THE  DEVONSHIRE  OF  CANADA 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  IS  THE  RIVIERA       BRITISH     COLUMBIA    AND   THE 
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FUTURE. 

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of  the  British  Empire  on  the  Pacific 
Ocean,  around  and  within  whose  waters 
dwell  two-thirds  of  all  mankind.  Here 
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Forest,  1919          $70,000,000 

Minerals,  1918       $41,782,474 

Fish,  1917              $21,518,595 

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Wooden      90         ...        217,900  tons 

Steel  ■ 31  ...        207,900  tons 


It  lies  between  parallels  of  latitude 
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Abbott,    Geo.,   Ltd 

5-3 

Akesters 

..       55 

Alliance  of  Honour 

..       17 

Alston  &  Moir 

..       52 

Anglo-American  Oil  Co.  . . 

..       23 

Daily,  Grundy  &  Barrett,  Ltd.    . . 

..       34 

Barclay's  Bank 

Ixiii 

Barnard  Bros. 

54 

Barnards,  Ltd 

44 

Baylin,  A.,  Ltd 

Ixix 

Beigravia  Dairy  Co.,  Ltd. 

..       61 

Black  Swan  Hitel,  Winchester  . . 

..       65 

Badger  &  Cx,  A 

..       32 

Bond  Street  Fur  Store,  Ltd. 

. .     xxii 

Boston,  G.  A. 

4-> 

BDulton  &  Paul 

..       45 

Bowes  &  Bjwes    . . 

30 

British  C  jlurabia  . . 

..       76 

British  and  Latin  American  Trade  Gazette  74 

British  Hame  &  Hospital  for  Incurables  3 

Bruce,  Lewis          . .          . .          . .          . .  49 

Burlingham,  S.  J 49 

Buszards,  Ltd xxxviii 

Cab  Drivers'   B<?novolpnt  Society          . .  16 

Caley  Sc  Sons.  A.  J.         . .          . .          . .  44 

Canadian  Pacific    . .          . .          . .          . .  vi 

Cannings  &  Co..  E.  W.    . .          . .          . .  66 

Cardinal  &  Harford,  Ltd 89 

Casani  Schol  of  Dancing. .          ..  Ixiii 

Cathedral  Dairy    .  .          . .          . .          . .  36 

Caulfield  .Agency  . 
Centra!  London  Throat, 

Hospital 
Chamberlins,  Ltd. 


■.Facing  Inside 
I   Back  Cover 


Nose  and  Ear 

17 
. .       40 

Charing  Cross  Baths         . .         }  ^^^|  ^"^ef 
Christian  Evidence  Society         . .  . .       17 

Church  Family  Newspaper         . .  . .       74 

Church  of  England  Waifs  &  Stra}"!^  Society     14 

Cineo,  Ltd. 

City  of  London  Maternity  Hospital     . .       12 

Clark,  A 53 

CUfiord  &  Co.         . .  . .  . .  xxxii 

Coan,  W.  Robert  . .  . . 

Cocksedge  &  Co.    . .      '    . . 
Coombs,  Hedley    . . 
Cooper,  R.  G.  R. . . 
Cornell  &  Cornell,  Ltd.    . . 
Comey  Hum  &  Co.,  Ltd.     . . 
Coulson  &  Son,  Ltd. 
Cripples'  Hospital  and  College 
Croydon  Hospital  . . 
CuUeton's  Heraldic  Office,  Ltd. 


Dale,  K 

Dean  &  Son,  Ltd. 
Dean's  Rag  Book  Co.  Ltd. 
De  N'euville,  M.     ... 

Dent,  E..  &  Co 


. .       53 

. .       C4 

. .       28 

..       54 

. .       46 

. .       33 

8 

7 

74 

..       58 

..  81-88 

64 

..    xvii 

(facing  Inside 

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..  ..       10 


Dogs'  Home,  The  . . 
Dr.  Barnardo's  Homes 

Drew,  F 48 

District  Messenger  &  Theatre  Ticket  Co.  Ivii 

Druce  &  Co.           . .          . .          . .          . .  27 

Edmunds,  D.  C.     . .          . .          . .          . .  65 

EUett  Lake,  J.      . . 37 

Ellis,  A 52 

EUiston  &  Cavell 25 

Elvery's,  Ltd 86 

Evi  and  Lady's  Pictorial  . .         . .         . .  67 

Freeth's  Tofferies 38 

Gait,  T.  J 50 

Gerard,  Ltd 61 

Gerrett,  Edward                 ..    -      ..          ..  35 


Getcr,  H.    . .          . .          . .          . .          . .  75 

Globe  Hotel,  King's  Lynn         . .          . .  411 

Gnapp  &  Co.          . .          . .          . .          . .  x.xv 

Goddard,  G.           49 

Governesses' Benevolent  Institution     ..  19 

Great  Northern  Central  Hospital         ..  11 

Greens         . .          . .          . .          , .          . .  43 

Greening  Bros.       . .          . .          . .          . .  27 

Greig,  Miss  M 88 

Hall,  G.  W.,  Ltd .^.9 

Hallack  &  Bond,  Ltd 32 

Hammond  Bros.  &  Cbampness,  Ltd.     . .  55 

Hancock  &  Co.     ..          ...         ...         ...  xli 

Harding,  R.  W 64 

Hart,  J.  W.  &  Son            €2 

Heath,  Henry,  Ltd.         . .          . .          . .  xxv 

Heath,  Robert        ..          ..          ..          ..  xiv 

Heath  &  Stoneman,  Ltd CO 

Heaton.  Butler  &  Bayne  . .          . .          . .  Ivii 

Heywood,  Ltd.,  John 60 

Highman  &  .Son,  Frank    . .          . .          . .  63 

Hill,  Upton            26 

Holmes  Bros.         . .          . .          . .          . .  59 

Homeless  Children's  Aid  and  .Adoption 

Society 19 

Hiilin  &  Co.,  E.C 58 

Ideal  Home           . .          . .                      . .  39 

Ilford  Emergency  Hospital                     . .  15 

Ilmer  Dale  Dog  Bureau    . .          . .          . .  69 

John  Bull  Pen  Co 78 

John  Groom's  Crippleage. .          ..          ..  14 

Jones,  F.  J 56 

Jones  &  Co..  Ltd.,  G.  T 28 

Kelly.  J.  .Arthur  . .  . .  . .  xxxvii 

Kendrick,  J.           . .          . .          . .          . .  58 

Kenyon,  H.            56 

King's  Lynn  Corporation . .          . .          . .  48 

Ladies'  Who's  Who         . .         . .         . .  77 

Ladyman,  J.          . .          . .          . .          . .  50 

Langfords  . .          . .          . .          . .          . .  41 

Letzer,  Ethel         50 

Lillingston,  William          . .          . .          . .  24 

London  Female  Preventive  &  Reforma- 
tory Institution. .          ..          ..          ..  13 

Lucile,  Ltd.  ..  ..  ..  ..xxxiv 

Lyons  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  J.     . .          ....  21 

Mackie,  Geo.          . .          . .          . .          . .  73 

Mackie  &  Co.  (Distillers),  Ltd.    . .          . .  xiii 

Macklem,  H 22 

Mariners'  Friend  Society  . .          . .          . .  10 

Metropjlitan  Convalescent  Institution  ..  II 

Mills  &  Co..  C 54 

Mission  of  Hope    . .          . .          . .          . .  12 

Moore  Bros.           . .          . .          . .          . .  63 

Morel  Bros.,  Cobbett  &  Son,  Ltd.         ...  84 

Morny  Freres,  Ltd.           . .          . .          . .  Iv 

Morris  Garage       . .          . .          . .          . .  29 

Morris*  Co..  PhiUp         ..         i^^^c^^'^ 

Mousell  Bros 38 

National  Children's  Home         . .          . .  9 
'National   Hospital   for   Diseases  of   the 

Heart 10  . 

National  Institute  for  the  Blind  . .          . .  6 

National  Truss  Society    . .          . .          . .  13 

Newfoundland,  High  Commissioner  for. .  xvii 

Nicholas,  G.  A.      ..          iv 

Norvic  Shoe  Co.    . .          . ;         . .          . .  42 

Odhams  Press,  Ltd 72 

Ontario       . .          . .          . .          . .          . .  71 

Ora,  S.  P 31 

Orient  Line           . .               Inside  Front  Cover 

Parsons,  Robert    . .          . .          . .          . .  35 

Patent  Steam  Carpel  Beating  Co.,  Ltd.  xxxii 


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INDEX    TO    ADVERTISERS    (Continued). 


l\'ais,  Ltd.,  A.  &  K 

Peuhaligons 

Phoenix  Assurance,  Ltd.  . . 

P.  &  O.  and  British  India  Line   . . 

Prince  of  Wales  General  Hospital 

Providence  Row  Night  Refuge  and  Home 

Queen  Chariotte's  Lying-in  Hospital     . . 

Quebec,  Agent-General    . . 

Remington  Typewriter  Co.,  Ltd. 

Reville,  Ltd x 

Rippon  &  Bos.vfll . . 

Ross,  J.  &  G 

Raugemont  H  )til    K.xeter 

Rowell  &  Sou 

Rowland  &  Sjns    . . 

Royal  Albion  Hotel,  Brighton    .  . 

Rjyal  Alfred  

Royal  .\ss Delation  in  Aid  of  Deaf  &  Dumb 
Royal  Court  Hotel,  Sloane  Square 
Royal  Hospital  for  Incurables    . . 
Royal  School  for  the  Indigent  Blind 
Royal  Scotch  Warehouse 
Royal  Soldiers'  Daughters'  Home 
Royal  Standard  Typewriter  Co. 
Rudd,  A.  J 

Sailors'  Home  &  Red  Ensign  Club 
Sailors'  Orphan  Home 

Saint  &  Co.,  E.  T 

Salter  Bros. 

Samuel,  Henry... 

Sayle  Bros. 

Scott  Aidie 

Shaftesbury  Hotel 

Shannon,  Ltd. 

Shepherd,  Frank   . . 

Simon,  John 

Society  for  the  Assistance  of  Ladies  in 

Reduced  Circumstances 
Society  for  the  Relief  of  Distressed  Jews 


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86 
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85 
88 
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Sons  of  the  Clergy  Corporation  . .  . .  " 
South  Africa,  Higli  ComniissiomT  (or  the 

Union Jacing  Title  Page 

South  .\frican  Prudential  Land  Co.  . .  xxvi 
South  London  Association  (or  .Assisting 

the  Blind            U 

South  London  Institute  for  Blind          ..  15 

Springvale  Electrical  Co.             ...          ...  xxxi 

Spurgeon's  Orphan  Homes                    . .  7 

State  Express  Cigarettes           87 

Street,  S.  G SS 

St.  Thomas's  Hospital     ..                     ..  4 

Style  &  Gcrrish     . .         . .                     . .  02 

Sunbeam  Motor  Car  Co.,  Ltd....         ...  M 

Sunday  llluslraied. .         ..                     ..  47 

Tann,  Ltd.,  John  . .         ..         ..          ..  01 

Tax  Payers'  Agency,  Tlie          ..          ..  xxi 

Temple,  Helen       . .          . .  M 

Thurlbourn  &  Son . .          . .          . .          . .  34 

Townends  . .          . .          . .                      .  .  Utf 

Treble,  K.  Montague         00 

Triuniph.\uto,  Ltd.           . .                      . .  68 

Underwootl  Typewriter  Co.         .  .          . .  xviii 

United  Kingdom  Tea  Co.                       . .  2 

Universal  li<'neficial  Society       .  .          .  .  15 

Veitch  &  Son,  Robert 38 

Wahl  Eversharp  Pencil  Co.        . .          . .  79 

Wallis  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  Thomas 82 

Wats  3n  &  Butters ..  Ix 

Wells,  R 40 

Westminster  Hospital      . .                      . .  5 

Whiteley,  Ltd.,  Wm.        . .                     . .  Ivii 

Widows'  Friend  Society  . .         . .         . .  12 

Woodcock  &  Son  . .         . .          . .          . .  54 

Woolgar  &  Co.,  R 87 

Yorkshire  Post       .  .                      . .          ..  73 


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